The 4th International Conference on Advanced Technologies for Humanity (ICATH'2022), Marrakush, Fas, 11 - 12 Kasım 2022, ss.1-10
Energy consumption is rising alongside the associated danger of fire
due to the increased industrialization and urbanisation of previously rural areas.
An example of a building that is predisposed to fire has a furnace on the bottom
floor, one that is used in the production of iron and steel, or thermal power plants.
It's difficult, time-consuming, and potentially hazardous to intervene in a fire
from the exterior of a high-rise structure, whose number is expanding every day
with construction technology. It's hard to forecast how long a fire will burn or
how far it will spread. Complete fire safety practices are especially important in
densely populated buildings to prevent fire dangers to people and property.
Because of the high temperatures produced by the fire, the structural system's
parts may lose stiffness and strength, resulting in structural damage. A wide
variety of insulation materials are utilised to shield the elements of the building
carrier system and the materials on which they are constructed from extreme heat
and flame. A combination of these materials is utilised to create the insulation
systems in use today. Although there are a variety of insulation applications that
may be developed for fire protection, covering the environment is more frequent
these days. To insulate anything, you can use the wrapping technique, which is
wrapping or covering the outside of the item to be protected with insulation.
Three cutting-edge insulation technologies, all suitable for application in fire
prevention, are presented within the framework of this research.