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ANTI-BLAST DOOR [1 record]

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Record 1 2021-11-17

English

Subject field(s)
  • Doors, Windows and Openings (Building Elements)
  • Emergency Management
  • Fires and Explosions
CONT

Blast-resistant doors are made of steel and weigh‑in at around 450 pounds. ... blast‑resistant doors should never be left propped open to make entering and exiting the [blast‑resistant] building more manageable. Propping the blast‑resistant door open effectively removes the building's blast‑resistance, because it allows the blast wave to make contact with the inside of the building when it usually would pass over.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Ouvertures (Éléments du bâtiment)
  • Gestion des urgences
  • Feux et explosions

Spanish

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