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Thatch Fires and Wood Burning Stoves

Fires involving thatched roofs are normally devastating, resulting in significant emotional distress for homeowners and substantial financial losses for insurers.

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Calcium Oxide and its Exothermic Reactions

Some unusual aspects that caused an exothermic reaction, and relate to the use of calcium oxide (also known as quicklime), as an animal-friendly sanitization product.

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Fire Safety Design, Construction and Management Challenges

Following the Grenfell Tower fire disaster in 2017, the government commissioned an independent review of Building Regulations and fire safety.

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Failure of Synthetic Fibre Lifting Equipment

In the period between 2017 and 2018, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) reported a total of 144 fatal injuries, and 71,062 non-fatal injuries, in the workplace under the RIDDOR procedure. The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurren

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An Introduction to Functional Safety

An Introduction to Functional Safety: It assesses Safety Systems, applying standards like IEC61508 for mechanical products.

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Flexible Braided Hoses: Down to the Wire

Flexible braided stainless steel hoses (flexihoses) are generally used for the connection of taps and WC cisterns to the incoming water supply. The flexible nature of the hoses means that they provide an easily made connection, making them popular wi

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The Use of 3D Laser Scanners in Collision Investigation

3D laser scanners have become a well-established tool in the field of surveying, and more recently have been a common method adopted by Police Forces for recording the scenes of road traffic collisions.

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Investigations into Ground Related Failures Part 2 – Design Stage Issues

Civil engineering and building failures are often caused by geotechnical issues and these can be grouped by the different stages of the project: ground investigation, design, and construction, often with a combination of interacting issues.

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Acoustics – When Buildings Fail

Acoustics - When Buildings Fail. Acoustics engineering is often referred to as “the dark art” by those in the design and build industry.

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