Use of EPS formwork blocks in 4-storey apartment buildings. Risk- and vulnerability analysis

The purpose of this paper is to make a risk- and vulnerability analysis for the use of EPS formwork blocks in 4-storey apartment buildings. This abstract presents an ongoing study. EPS is defined as combustible insulation by the Norwegian building regulations [1], which limits the preaccepted use to...

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Hauptverfasser:	Haukø, Anne-Marit, Olsø, Brynhild Garberg, Risholt, Birgit Dagrun, Larsen, Svein Tore
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