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Thermal properties of wood, gypsum and insulation at elevated temperatures
To develop accurate fire resistance models, it is important to know the thermal properties of building materials. This report presents the results of measurements of thermal properties at elevated temperatures of construction materials commonly used to build lightweight wood-framed assemblies. The t
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