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@#@@#@DesigningAgainstFireOfBuliding@#@@#@ABSTRACT:

@#@@#@Thispaperconsidersthedesignofbuildingsforfiresafety.Itisfoundthatfireandtheassoci-atedeffectsonbuildingsissignificantlydifferenttootherformsofloadingsuchasgravityliveloads,windandearthquakesandtheirrespectiveeffectsonthebuildingstructure.Fireeventsarederivedfromthehumanactivitieswithinbuildingsorfromthemalfunctionofmechanicalandelectricalequipmentprovidedwithinbuildingstoachieveaserviceableenvironment.Itisthereforepossibletodirectlyinfluencetherateoffirestartswithinbuildingsbychanginghumanbehaviour,improvedmaintenanceandimproveddesignofmechanicalandelectricalsystems.Furthermore,shouldafiredevelops,itispossibletodirectlyinfluencetheresultingfireseveritybytheincorporationoffiresafetysystemssuchassprinklersandtoprovidemeasureswithinthebuildingtoenablesaferegressfromthebuilding.Theabilitytoinfluencetherateoffirestartsandtheresultingfireseverityisuniquetotheconsiderationoffirewithinbuildingssinceotherloadssuchaswindandearthquakesaredirectlyafunctionofnature.Thepossibleapproachesfordesigningabuildingforfiresafetyarepresentedusinganexampleofamulti-storeybuildingconstructedoverarailwayline.Thedesignofboththetransferstructuresupportingthebuildingovertherailwayandthelevelsabovethetransferstructureareconsideredinthecontextofcurrentregulatoryrequirements.Theprinciplesandassumptionsassoci-atedwithvariousapproachesarediscussed.@#@1INTRODUCTION@#@Otherpaperspresentedinthisseriesconsiderthedesignofbuildingsforgravityloads,windandearthquakes.Thedesignofbuildingsagainstsuchloadeffectsistoalargeextentcoveredbyengineeringbasedstandardsreferencedbythebuildingregulations.Thisisnotthecase,tonearlythesameextent,inthecaseoffire.Rather,itisbuildingregulationssuchastheBuildingCodeofAustralia（BCA）thatdirectlyspecifymostoftherequirementsforfiresafetyofbuildingswithreferencebeingmadetoStandardssuchasAS3600orAS4100formethodsfordeterminingthefireresistanceofstructuralelements.@#@Thepurposeofthispaperistoconsiderthedesignofbuildingsforfiresafetyfromanengineeringperspective（asiscurrentlydoneforotherloadssuchaswindorearthquakes）,whilstatthesametime,puttingsuchapproachesinthecontextofthecurrentregulatoryrequirements.Attheoutset,itneedstobenotedthatdesigningabuildingforfiresafetyisfarmorethansimplyconsideringthebuildingstructureandwhetherithassufficientstructuraladequacy.Thisisbecausefirescanhaveadirectinfluenceonoccupantsviasmokeandheatandcangrowinsizeandseverityunlikeothereffectsimposedonthebuilding.Notwithstandingthesecomments,thefocusofthispaperwillbelargelyondesignissuesassociatedwiththebuildingstructure.@#@Twosituationsassociatedwithabuildingareusedforthepurposeofdiscussion.Themulti-storeyofficebuildingshowninFigure1issupportedbyatransferstructurethatspansoverasetofrailwaytracks.Itisassumedthatawiderangeofrailtrafficutilisesthesetracksincludingfreightanddiesellocomotives.Thefirstsituationtobeconsideredfromafiresafetyperspectiveisthetransferstructure.ThisistermedSituation1andthekeyquestionsare:

@#@whatleveloffireresistanceisrequiredforthistransferstructureandhowcanthisbedetermined?

@#@Thissituationhasbeenchosensinceitclearlyfallsoutsidethenormalregulatoryscopeofmostbuild-ingregulations.Anengineeringsolution,ratherthanaprescriptiveoneisrequired.Thesecondfiresituation（termedSituation2）correspondstoafirewithintheofficelevelsofthebuildingandiscoveredbybuildingregulations.Thissituationischosenbecauseitwillenableadiscussionofengineeringapproachesandhowtheseinterfacewiththebuildingregulations–sincebothengineeringandprescriptivesolutionsarepossible.@#@@#@2UNIQUENESSOFFIRE@#@2.1Introduction@#@Windandearthquakescanbeconsideredtobe“natural”phenomenaoverwhichdesignershavenocontrolexceptperhapstochoosethelocationofbuildingsmorecarefullyonthebasisofhistoricalrecordsandtodesignbuildingtoresistsufficientlyhighloadsoraccelerationsfortheparticularlocation.Deadandliveloadsinbuildingsaretheresultofgravity.Alloftheseloadsarevariableanditispossible（althoughgenerallyunlikely）thattheloadsmayexceedtheresistanceofthecriticalstructuralmembersresultinginstructuralfailure.@#@Thenatureandinfluenceoffiresinbuildingsarequitedifferenttothoseassociatedwithother“loads”towhichabuildingmaybesubjectedto.Theessentialdifferencesaredescribedinthefollowingsec