Gann, R.
(2003),
International Study of Sublethal Effects of Fire Smoke on Survivability and Health, NFPRF Fire Risk and Hazard Symposium, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=860040
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International Study of Sublethal Effects of Fire Smoke on Survivability and Health
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It has long been realized that the sublethal effects of smoke can affect survival in fires, but only sparse data were available on which to base fire safety decisions. A recent draft standard under considerat0ion in the International Standards Organization Committee on Fire Safety has prompted an industry/government consortium to conduct research on the role of sublethal effects of smoke in evaluating building and/or product fire safety. This paper outlines the components of this high visibility and high potential impact study.Citation
NFPRF Fire Risk and Hazard Symposium
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fire, fire hazard, fire research, fire risk, fire smoke, fire smoke toxicity
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Created July 11, 2003, Updated February 17, 2017