@article{1463237,
      recid = {1463237},
      author = {Andrey Borisovich, Sivenkov, and Alexander Alexandrovich,  Berlin, and Abdukadirovich, Mukhamedgaliev Bakhtiyor, and  Mirzhan Maratovich, Almenbayev, and Zhandos Kuandykovich,  Makishev, and Rakhmetulin, Berik Zhambulovich,},
      title = {Fire hazard and fire resistance of wooden structures /},
      pages = {1 online resource (339 pages) :},
      abstract = {This monograph discusses fire hazard and fire resistance  in wooden structures with a long duration of operation.  Aside from its increasing importance for modern  architecture, wood has been the most important building  material in the past. It has a distinct aesthetic, high  mechanical strength, and resistance against many  environmental changes. These properties are evident in  structures like the still standing Grinstead Chuch, which  has been built in 1045. Readers will however learn about  the decreasing fire resistance in wooden buildings with a  long service live. Considering the cultural value of  medieval wood buildings, this topic becomes increasingly  relevant. The chapters discuss the mechanical,  physico-chemical and thermophysical properties of wooden  structures over different lifespans. Many factors  contributing to the changing fire resistance in the ageing  process of wooden structures, are explained. This book is a  valuable resource for students, teachers and scientists in  the areas of wood science, fire research and forestry.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1463237},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24074-4},
}