Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Uncertainty in structural fire design

Ruben Van Coile (UGent) , Negar Elhami Khorasani, David Lange and Danny Hopkin

(2021) International handbook of structural fire engineering. In The Society of Fire Protection Engineers Series p.323-411
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Review of current practice in probabilistic structural fire engineering : permanent and live load modelling

Balša Jovanović (UGent) , Ruben Van Coile (UGent) , Danny Hopkin, Negar Elhami Khorasani, David Lange and Thomas Gernay

(2021) FIRE TECHNOLOGY. 57(1). p.1-30
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Guest editorial : probabilistic methods in fire safety engineering

Ruben Van Coile (UGent) , Danny Hopkin and David Lange

(2019) FIRE TECHNOLOGY. 55(4). p.1107-1109
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The need for hierarchies of acceptance criteria for probabilistic risk assessments in fire engineering

Ruben Van Coile (UGent) , Danny Hopkin, David Lange, Grunde Jomaas and Luke Bisby

(2019) FIRE TECHNOLOGY. 55(4). p.1111-1146
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Permanent and live load model for probabilistic structural fire analysis : a review

Ruben Van Coile (UGent) , Danny Hopkin, Negar Elhami Khorasani, David Lange and Thomas Gernay

(2019) CONFAB 2019, 3rd International Conference on Structural Safety under Fire and Blast Loading, Proceedings.
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Certain Uncertainty - Demonstrating safety in fire engineering design and the need for safety targets.

Danny Hopkins, Ruben Van Coile (UGent) and David Lange

(2017) SFPE Europe.
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Behaviour of monolithic and laminated glass exposed to radiant heating

Michaël Debuyser, Johan Sjöström, David Lange, Dániel Honfi, Delphine Sonck and Jan Belis (UGent)

(2017) CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS. 130. p.212-229

Academic Bibliography

Uncertainty in structural fire design

Review of current practice in probabilistic structural fire engineering : permanent and live load modelling

Guest editorial : probabilistic methods in fire safety engineering

The need for hierarchies of acceptance criteria for probabilistic risk assessments in fire engineering

Permanent and live load model for probabilistic structural fire analysis : a review

Certain Uncertainty - Demonstrating safety in fire engineering design and the need for safety targets.

Behaviour of monolithic and laminated glass exposed to radiant heating

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