Embodied Carbon and Resilient Building Design
Author: Roman Titov
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Learning Objectives
This course is intended to provide you with the following specific knowledge and skills:
- Understand the role of fire resilience in steel-concrete composite systems.
- Explain NIST’s experimental framework for fire testing.
- Analyze the thermal and structural responses of composite floor systems.
- Identify failure mechanisms during fire exposure.
- Apply passive fire protection strategies effectively.
- Compare prescriptive and performance-based design approaches.
- Utilize ASTM E119 and ASCE 7 for fire-resistance design.
- Integrate NIST research findings into practical designs.
- Assess vulnerabilities in composite floor systems.
- Develop enhanced structural layouts for fire safety.
- Leverage computational models for fire-resistance validation.
- Interpret key data from large-scale experiments.
- Incorporate fire resilience strategies into construction projects.
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