Jim Glockling: Smoke Toxicity – Grenfell Implications. Should we measure Toxicity in facade systems? скачать в хорошем качестве

Jim Glockling: Smoke Toxicity – Grenfell Implications. Should we measure Toxicity in facade systems?

Jim Glockling: Smoke Toxicity – Grenfell Implications. Should we measure Toxicity in facade systems? PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE TO SEE MORE. This presentation was part of the 9th International Tall Building Fire Safety Conference. Visit our conference archive at www.tallbuildingfiresafety.com Dr James Glockling is a Principal Fire Protection Engineer within the Naval Engineering Team of BMT, consultant, and is the current Chair of BSI FSH/16 ‘Hazards to life from fire’. He has a degree in Chemical Engineering and PhD in nuclear engineering. Following post-doctorate study, he worked as, a lecturer in Chemical Engineering and Fire Safety Engineering, a forensic fire investigator, and ran research laboratories at the Loss Prevention Council (LPC), Building Research Establishment (BRE), and the Fire Protection Association (FPA) where he ran the UK insurance research scheme, RISCAuthority. Jim’s principal areas of expertise are in suppression and detection technologies and complex risk mitigation scenarios. Jim is also visiting Professor at the University of Central Lancashire and continues to work promoting resilience with the commercial built environment and maritime sectors.