A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
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Discusses a design method for calculating pedestrian movement developed by Predtechenskii and Milinski and provides the application of this method to the evacuation of multi-story buildings via staircases with regard to real evacuation tests in high-rise office buildings. Furthermore, it briefly compares its predictions with regulatory requirements on means of escape. (Copyright (c) 1985, Society of Fire Protection Engineers.)
Discusses a design method for calculating pedestrian movement developed by Predtechenskii and Milinski and provides the application of this method to the evacuation of multi-story buildings via staircases with regard to real evacuation tests in high-rise office buildings. Furthermore, it briefly compares its predictions with regulatory requirements on means of escape. (Copyright (c) 1985, Society of Fire Protection Engineers.)
Assessment of Escape Routes in Buildings and a Design Method for Calculating Pedestrian Movement
E. Kendik (author)
1985
30 pages
Report
No indication
English
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