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Standardization in France. Final Report.

February 1, 1980

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I M. Martinez

Static Pressures Produced by Room Fires. Interim Report.

February 1, 1980

Author(s)

Jin B. Fang

Computerized Approach for Identifying Cost-Effective Fire Safety Retrofits in Health Care Facilities. Final Report.

January 1, 1980

Author(s)

Robert E. Chapman, W G. Hall, P T. Chen

Interlaboratory Evaluation of the Cyclone Settled Density Test for Cellulosic Loose Fill Insulation. Final Report.

December 1, 1979

Author(s)

James R. Lawson

The cyclone settled density test for cellulosic loose fill insulation was evaluated in an interlaboratory test program. Seven laboratories tested seven cellulosic loose fill insulations manufactured for the home insulation market. The participating

Economic Aspects of Fire Safety in Health Care Facilities: Guidelines for Cost-Effective Retrofits. Final Report.

November 1, 1979

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Robert E. Chapman, P T. Chen, W G. Hall

Evacuation of Non-Ambulatory Patients From Hospital and Nursing Home Fires: A Framework for a Model.

November 1, 1979

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J Archea, S T. Margulis

Fire Experiments and Flash Point Critieria for Solar Heat Transfer Liquids. Final Report.

November 1, 1979

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B T. Lee, William D. Walton

Characterization of Electrical Ignition Sources Within Television Receivers. Final Report.

October 1, 1979

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G J. Rogers, D D. Evans

EVACNET: Prototype Network Optimization Models for Building Evacuation.

October 1, 1979

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R L. Francis, P B. Saunders

Investigation of the Effects of Heating and Air Conditioning on the Performance of Smoke Detectors in Mobile Home. Final Report.

October 1, 1979

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Richard W. Bukowski

Since its original promulgation in June 1976, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Federal Mobile Home Construction and Safety Standard has required the installation of at least one smoke detector to protect the mobile home occupants. The

New Testing and Rating Procedures for Seasonal Performance of Heat Pumps

September 1, 1979

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David Didion, George E. Kelly

It more efficient products are to be developed, it is essential that fair credit be given to as many energy conservation innovations as possible. In order to give such credit, and evaluation procedure is necessary which considers the causes of the