Webinar: H1 Floor
Product Description
In this BRANZ webinar, we explain the requirements when using H1/AS1 and H1/VM1 5th edition amendment 1 as a means of compliance, covering both slab-on-ground and suspended timber floors. We look at some of the challenges and risks, and provide solutions for meeting the required thermal resistance requirements for floors.
Please note: that access to this webstream will expire after 1 month
| Publication date | June 2023 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Recorded seminar |
| Availability | Available |
| Product code | H1_Floors |
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Download the zip file, unzip and run the setup file to install. You may require administrator privileges for the installation. (Version B-RISK-2024-02 - OS Win64).
BRANZ and the University of Canterbury worked together to develop B-RISK from the BRANZFIRE deterministic fire model. This collaboration was funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and the Building Research Levy.
The continued support and maintenance of B-RISK is funded by the Building Research Levy.
B-RISK allows several features to be integrated within the design tool to simulate building fires such as:
- a design fire generator and item-to-item fire spread module allowing building contents to be randomly placed within a room and the overall rate of heat release to be determined
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- reliability of other systems such as smoke detectors, mechanical systems and passive elements such as doors
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- visualisation of geometry and results using Smokeview software
- Monte Carlo multi-iteration sampling for probability/risk analysis
- the inclusion of various types of balcony spill plume relationships to facilitate the design of smoke management systems within buildings.