Panagiotis Kotsovinos

Assistant Professor

University of Patras

Greece

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Dr. Panagiotis Kotsovinos is an Assistant Professor at the University of Patras, Greece. His research focuses on fire dynamics and structural fire modeling, with recent publications addressing thermal insulation impacts, fire resilience in cable-supported structures, and performance of timber compartments under fire conditions. He actively contributes to advancing knowledge in the area of thermal performance and utilizing machine learning for predicting fire resistance.

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Rwayda Kh. S. Al-Hamd

Abertay University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Guillermo Rein

Professor of Fire Science

Imperial College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Behrouz Pirouz

University of Calabria

ITALY

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Articles (10)

Impact of partial encapsulation on the fire dynamics of an open‐plan compartment with exposed timber ceiling and columns: CodeRed #04

Review of fire experiments in mass timber compartments: Current understanding, limitations, and research gaps

The impact of thermal insulation on the vulnerability of hollow masonry walls under elevated temperatures

Enhancing Fire Resilience of Cable-Supported Bridges: Current Knowledge and Research Gaps

Fire dynamics inside a large and open‐plan compartment with exposed timber ceiling and columns: CodeRed #01

Impact of ventilation on the fire dynamics of an open‐plan compartment with exposed timber ceiling and columns: CodeRed #02

Modelling Thermal Performance of Unloaded Spiral Strand and Locked Coil Cables Subject to Pool Fires

Structural Fire Modeling Strategies for Exposed Mass Timber Compartments and Experimental Gaps for Model Validation

Experimental Thermal Performance of Unloaded Spiral Strand and Locked Coil Cables Subject to Pool Fires

The Use of Machine Learning for the Prediction of fire Resistance of Composite Shallow Floor Systems

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Rwayda Kh. S. Al-Hamd

Guillermo Rein

Behrouz Pirouz

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