高层办公建筑性能化防火设计分析-performance-based fire prevention design analysis of high-rise office buildings.docx

ABSTRACTHigh-rise office building is not only the product of social progress and the development of times, but also one of the greatest symbol of human society in twentieth century. Along with the economic and technological development levelenhancing，both the quantity, size or quality of construction, are constantly scalingnew heights. The beautiful skylines sketched out by high-rise office buildings in bustling cities, confirms the prosperity of world economy. The high-rise office building development, which is under the background of Chinese society, is gradually catching up with the pace of developed countries, and continuously exploring the experience of office building given by architectural technology and art in new era. At the same time, people begin to pay more comprehensive concern and attention to the safety issues of these buildings in new era. It constitutes a great challenge that the fire safety design of high-rise buildings, for the reason that the combined effects of spatial characteristics, functional composite, the new space, new materials and other aspects of the introduction.Following the relevant national code regulations strictly, the traditional fire safety design method of high-rise office building approach independently. Current national code is not conducive to the development and application of new space, new materials, new technology for their limitations, furthermore, it often overlooked the synergistic effect of building fire safety design under the combined effects of the various subsystems of building. As the most advanced technology in fire safety design field, performance-based fire design has more applicability and flexibility for the needs of fire safety design in new era. Thus, it would be a very valuable research topic that the research of performance-based fire design for the high-rise office buildings in new era, solving the difficulties of fire design through the exploration and application of performance-based fire design the