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April 18, 2026Tehnika0 citationsOpen Access

The differences between standards in fire protection: The case of the object with the roof in the form of hemisphere

RJRadoje JevtićMRMomčilo RanđelovićUniversity of Novi Sad

Key Points

  • The aim is to analyze the differences in fire protection standards for hemispherical roofs and their implications for safety.
  • Simulated fire scenarios using the Fire Dynamics Simulator (FDS) software.
  • Applied German standard VDE 0833-2 for smoke detector arrangements.
  • Compared results to other existing fire protection standards.
  • Identified significant differences in fire spreading behavior based on standards applied.
  • Demonstrated varying effectiveness of smoke detectors under different regulatory conditions.
  • Provided insights into potential improvements for fire protection regulations.

Abstract

Fire presents a process of uncontrolled burning and can highly endanger human lives and material properties. Because of that, fire protection must be precise and universal. However, it is not the case in real. There are many different standards related to fire protection with similar, but very often with different rules in fire protection related to the same case. So, what to do in such case, when you have different results and solutions for the same case or problem?? One of the very good ways is to simulate potential problem and apply all standards and compare. This paper was written to present the fire spreading in the object with the roof in the form of hemisphere and arrangement of smoke detectors related to German standard VDE 0833-2, simulated in FDS.

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Jevtić et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e3209340886becb653fab8https://doi.org/10.5937/tehnika2601097j
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