Know valuation fire loads;
know procedures for the analysis of concepts of fire safety;
be able to evaluate the factors of fires;
to know the assessment methodology fire load density for various buildings;

• Theory and termination of combustion,
• Buildings and their behavior under fire, part 1
• Buildings and their behavior under fire, part 2.

The probability of fire, the intensity of the fire and heat, heat intensity curves based on analysis and experimental data assessment methodology fire load density in sports and multipurpose halls, in homes, in storage buildings.

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3. Thomas P. H. Modeling of compartment fires. - 6th International Fire Protection Seminar. - Karlsrube, 1982.
4. Milke J., Kodur V., Marrion C. Overview of Fire Protection in Buildings / Federal Emergency Management Agency, c. 28.
5. Heselden, A.J.M. Parameters Determining the Severity of Fire. Proceedings of the Symposium heldat the Fire Research Station, Boreham Wood, January, 1967.

• oral interviews, reference work (30%)
• final control (70% control measure, test): written, oral form (70%)