Product details
- ASIN : B0006S9TL2
- Publisher : National Wildland/Urban Interface Fire Program (January 1, 2003)
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 176 pages
- Item Weight : 2.55 pounds
$12.18
Hardcover – January 1, 2003
by J. Randall Ismay (Author)
Book about neighborhoods who work together to reduce their wildfire risks
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1st Edition
by Paul R. DeCicco (Author)
"The Behavior of Glass and Other Materials Exposed to Fire - Volume I" has been prepared in response to the general dearth of knowledge concerning the occurrence and effects of "flashover" and back draft phenomena which often results from intentional or unintentional venting of building fires following failure of glass materials due to thermal stress or firefighter operations. The behavior of a number of other materials such as char, plastic insulation, plywood and high-strength concrete are presented, as there is a need to learn more about materials that are already common, or rapidly coming on line in the building industry.
2nd Edition
by Ian Douglas (Editor), P M L Anderson (Editor), David Goode (Editor), Michael C. Houck (Editor), David Maddox (Editor), Harini Nagendra (Editor), Puay Yok Tan (Editor)
Paperback – March 1, 2007
by Michael E. Harkin (Editor, Introduction), David Rich Lewis (Editor, Introduction), Brian Hosmer (Preface), Shepard Krech III (Afterword), Judith Antell (Foreword)
1st Edition
by George Bradford (Author)
For municipal departments, the true meaning of suburban sprawl lies in the many challenges posed by the I-Zone, and the skills required to mitigate incidents there. Covering mobile tactics, situational awareness, reading topographic maps, as well as forecasting the weather, veteran firefighter George Bradford will show you how to sharpen those vital skills that you don't get to use every day. 224 pages
Paperback – January 1, 2005
by Mary Ellen Barnes (Author)
Softcover 8 1/2" X 11" 184 pages. Color and B/W photos.
Paperback – November 1, 1992
by Patricia Adler (Editor)
1st Edition
by Paul R. DeCicco (Author)
"The Behavior of Glass and Other Materials Exposed to Fire - Volume I" has been prepared in response to the general dearth of knowledge concerning the occurrence and effects of "flashover" and back draft phenomena which often results from intentional or unintentional venting of building fires following failure of glass materials due to thermal stress or firefighter operations. The behavior of a number of other materials such as char, plastic insulation, plywood and high-strength concrete are presented, as there is a need to learn more about materials that are already common, or rapidly coming on line in the building industry.
2nd Edition
by Ian Douglas (Editor), P M L Anderson (Editor), David Goode (Editor), Michael C. Houck (Editor), David Maddox (Editor), Harini Nagendra (Editor), Puay Yok Tan (Editor)
Paperback – March 1, 2007
by Michael E. Harkin (Editor, Introduction), David Rich Lewis (Editor, Introduction), Brian Hosmer (Preface), Shepard Krech III (Afterword), Judith Antell (Foreword)
1st Edition
by George Bradford (Author)
For municipal departments, the true meaning of suburban sprawl lies in the many challenges posed by the I-Zone, and the skills required to mitigate incidents there. Covering mobile tactics, situational awareness, reading topographic maps, as well as forecasting the weather, veteran firefighter George Bradford will show you how to sharpen those vital skills that you don't get to use every day. 224 pages
Paperback – January 1, 2005
by Mary Ellen Barnes (Author)
Softcover 8 1/2" X 11" 184 pages. Color and B/W photos.
Paperback – November 1, 1992
by Patricia Adler (Editor)
1st Edition
by Paul R. DeCicco (Author)
"The Behavior of Glass and Other Materials Exposed to Fire - Volume I" has been prepared in response to the general dearth of knowledge concerning the occurrence and effects of "flashover" and back draft phenomena which often results from intentional or unintentional venting of building fires following failure of glass materials due to thermal stress or firefighter operations. The behavior of a number of other materials such as char, plastic insulation, plywood and high-strength concrete are presented, as there is a need to learn more about materials that are already common, or rapidly coming on line in the building industry.
2nd Edition
by Ian Douglas (Editor), P M L Anderson (Editor), David Goode (Editor), Michael C. Houck (Editor), David Maddox (Editor), Harini Nagendra (Editor), Puay Yok Tan (Editor)
Paperback – March 1, 2007
by Michael E. Harkin (Editor, Introduction), David Rich Lewis (Editor, Introduction), Brian Hosmer (Preface), Shepard Krech III (Afterword), Judith Antell (Foreword)
1st Edition
by George Bradford (Author)
For municipal departments, the true meaning of suburban sprawl lies in the many challenges posed by the I-Zone, and the skills required to mitigate incidents there. Covering mobile tactics, situational awareness, reading topographic maps, as well as forecasting the weather, veteran firefighter George Bradford will show you how to sharpen those vital skills that you don't get to use every day. 224 pages
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