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Technical references guide for the HAZARD I fire hazard assessment methodBukowski et al., 1989
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- Bukowski R
- Bukowski R
- Jones W
- Forney C
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The rate of heat release of the burning objects in a room is the primary driving force which governs the intensity of the fire. Thus, its determination is essential to any of the ensuing hazard computations. Until a few years ago, it was not possible to adequately determine the …
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