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A similar study was performed by Wang and Li (2009) which showed that the fire resistance of steel columns with partial fire protection damage is much less than that of a fully protected column
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Without adequate passive fire protection applied to these steel structure at these elevated temperatures the steel under load does lose some of its strength and start to bend and twist and in extreme cases result in collapse of part of or all the building.
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4.4 Theoretical behaviour of protected steel sections in fire 4.5 Traditional and modern fire protective materials 4.6 Partial protection to bare steel beams and columns 4.7 Computer methods for predicting thermal response 5 EVALUATION OF FIRE RESISTANCE 5.1 Performance derived from fire tests
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