High-Intensity Fast-Response Electric radiant Panel (HIFREP) for increased accuracy on thermal boundary conditions during fire testing
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- Florian Put (UGent) , Balša Jovanović (UGent) , Evelien Symoens (UGent) , Andrea Lucherini (UGent) , Bart Merci (UGent) and Ruben Van Coile (UGent)
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- Fire resistance tests rely on the use of standardized furnaces to apply specific thermal boundary conditions to assess the performance of construction materials and systems in fire conditions. However, these tests are very expensive and encounter challenges related to repeatability and uncertainties in establishing thermal boundary conditions. Moreover, their incapacitance to tailor experiments hinders advancements in understanding structural behaviour during fire exposure. In this work, a novel type of radiant panel, that operates on electricity, is introduced: the High-Intensity Fast-Response Electric radiant Panel (HIFREP). This innovation offers enhanced sustainability performance while ensuring more precise control over thermal boundary conditions. By eliminating the need for gas combustion, the panel can be used in a traditional structural testing lab to investigate non-combustible materials (e.g. concrete), without requiring extraction hoods and other provisions. The presented electric radiant panel system represents a significant step forward from fire resistance furnace testing.
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- fire testing, radiant panel
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Please use this url to cite or link to this publication: http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-01JE3E8NAJ0B2GAFTGGRTZ882M
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- Put, Florian, et al. “High-Intensity Fast-Response Electric Radiant Panel (HIFREP) for Increased Accuracy on Thermal Boundary Conditions during Fire Testing.” 4TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON FIRE SAFETY SCIENCE, vol. 2885, no. 1, IOP Publishing, 2024, doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2885/1/012105.
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- Put, F., Jovanović, B., Symoens, E., Lucherini, A., Merci, B., & Van Coile, R. (2024). High-Intensity Fast-Response Electric radiant Panel (HIFREP) for increased accuracy on thermal boundary conditions during fire testing. 4TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON FIRE SAFETY SCIENCE, 2885(1). https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2885/1/012105
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- Put, Florian, Balša Jovanović, Evelien Symoens, Andrea Lucherini, Bart Merci, and Ruben Van Coile. 2024. “High-Intensity Fast-Response Electric Radiant Panel (HIFREP) for Increased Accuracy on Thermal Boundary Conditions during Fire Testing.” In 4TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON FIRE SAFETY SCIENCE. Vol. 2885. IOP Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2885/1/012105.
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- Put, Florian, Balša Jovanović, Evelien Symoens, Andrea Lucherini, Bart Merci, and Ruben Van Coile. 2024. “High-Intensity Fast-Response Electric Radiant Panel (HIFREP) for Increased Accuracy on Thermal Boundary Conditions during Fire Testing.” In 4TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON FIRE SAFETY SCIENCE. Vol. 2885. IOP Publishing. doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2885/1/012105.
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- 1.Put F, Jovanović B, Symoens E, Lucherini A, Merci B, Van Coile R. High-Intensity Fast-Response Electric radiant Panel (HIFREP) for increased accuracy on thermal boundary conditions during fire testing. In: 4TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON FIRE SAFETY SCIENCE. IOP Publishing; 2024.
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- [1]F. Put, B. Jovanović, E. Symoens, A. Lucherini, B. Merci, and R. Van Coile, “High-Intensity Fast-Response Electric radiant Panel (HIFREP) for increased accuracy on thermal boundary conditions during fire testing,” in 4TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON FIRE SAFETY SCIENCE, Barcelona, Spain, 2024, vol. 2885, no. 1.
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volume = {{2885}},
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