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Results of tests carried out by State Material-Testing Bureau, Berlin, on a three-story reinforced-concrete building supported by eight continuous columns, show that reinforced concrete, even under most unfavorable circumstances, possesses almost unlimited resistance against fire, and that in reinforced-concrete buildings firemen are never exposed to danger of unexpectedly and suddenly falling ceilings or roofs.
Results of tests carried out by State Material-Testing Bureau, Berlin, on a three-story reinforced-concrete building supported by eight continuous columns, show that reinforced concrete, even under most unfavorable circumstances, possesses almost unlimited resistance against fire, and that in reinforced-concrete buildings firemen are never exposed to danger of unexpectedly and suddenly falling ceilings or roofs.
Fire test on a reinforced-concrete warehouse
Brandversuch an einem Eisenbeton-Lagerhaus
Gary, H. (author)
1920
3 pages
Article (Journal)
German
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