Ongoing projects:

Title Short Description

Brandforsk - The Swedish

Fire Research Board

The aim of the project is to obtain information that can be used for the assessment, validation, and development of policies
Quantification of the variability in the
calculation of the response of structures to for structural mechanical calculations of structures, exposed to fire by characterizing the impact of assumptions and the
type of calculation methodology used in calculation of the behavior of structures when exposed to fire.
fire exposure.

The project will study the ability of people to evacuate upwards through long stair cases. Using a number of trials the
Upward evacuation in long stair cases: walking speed, fatigue and behavior will be studied. A general methodology that can be used in the design of evacuation
fatigue, walking speed and behavior. stairs will be developed.

Brandutsatta secondary schools: causes, The aim of the project is to identify and improve the understanding of preventive factors and measures which could explain
prevention and effective countermeasures. the reduced presence of arson fires in schools, with a particular focus on vulnerable secondary schools in large urban areas.

Case study of design fires.
Room fire with low ventilators.
Development and validation of simple and
practical models for the calculation of
smoke temperature in rooms/fire cells.
Design of evacuation point.
The project intends to study and analyse a number of konstruktionesbränder in different types of buildings using a method
developed at Lunds University.
The smoke (smoke gases) are often the primary obstruction to evacuation of people in buildings at fire. Today several
methods exist to prevent fire gases to spread via ventilation systems in buildings. Examples of these fire dampers or fans in
operation. The aim of the project is to try and scale calculations studying if it is possible to design a ventilation system with
low ventilators in a way that the nearby fire cells are not affected without use of throttles.
The aim of the project is to investigate the needs of potential users of the evacuation sites in an emergency situation, as e.g.
what information is being requested. Furthermore, the aim is to use this new knowledge about the needs and evaluate
possible designs using Virtual Reality with a representative population, i.e. persons with disabilities. The goal is to develop
guidelines for the design of evacuation sites, which is expected to receive a direct benefit for fire protection engineering
design services.
Validation and evaluation of FireFOAM.

The function of fire-protection paint in real The aim of the project is to provide guidance on how steel structures protected with fire-protection paint can be
dimensioned for fires that deviate from standard fire curve.
fires.

Monitoring and analysis of fire protection This project aims to evaluate methods to study how fire safety of buildings has developed in the society. The methods will
be used to monitor the fire protection is changing and how effective different instruments are. Instruments like e.g. rules,
in society – needs analysis & method demands from insurance companies or owner ambitions.
development.

The purpose of the project is to create a method and develope a policy to dimension beams for local fires and to provide a
The influence of local fire to beams. basis for reducing the protection measures without compromising with safety. Such an approach could yield large savings,
but needs to be examined and validated against trials and be based on scientific principles.

The effect of room geometry on fire gas The main objective of the project is to develop knowledge on how certain room geometries effect fire gas spread within a
spread. fire cell and examine whether there are geometries which result in more serious consequences in different types of objects.

CFD modelling of fire development in
metro carriages under different ventilation
conditions.
The objetive of this project is to investigate the credibility of CFD modeling of fire development in metro carriages based on
data from cone calorimeter test, Thermo-Gravimetric Analysis (TGA) tests, other large scale test and full scale tunnel fire
tests carried out in the framework of the METRO project, and further to investigate the effect of wind on fire development
in the metro carriages. Valuable information concerning CFD modeling of fire development in carriage fires will be obtained
and guidance will be provided, and effect of wind on fire development in carriage fires will be clarified.

The characteristics of Fire-induced ceiling

jets in tunnels under different ventilation This project focuses on the study of the properties of fire-induced ceiling jets under various conditions of ventilation in long
and narrow spaces as corridors, transportation tunnels and distribution tunnels.
conditions.

Design fires for sprinkler systems in

tunnels.

Fire behavior and risk of fire in areas The aim is to increase the level of knowledge about fire behavior, characteristics of ignition, development of heat radiation
protected by a permanent reduction of the and production of soot with fires in environments with reduced oxygen level.
oxygen level.

ETANKFIRE-extinguising fire in large tanks. The next step in the project ETANKFIRE, this step is focused on extinguishing tanks containing ethanol fuels.
 The aim of the projects is to develop knowledge about such factors and investigate whether ther are specific characteristics
Why does small fires grow to large ones? for large fires in differents types of objects.

Fire behaviour of ethanol fuels Large scale experiments with ethanol fuel to investigate heat radiation and temperatures nearby the fire.

Risk-based design of load-carrying capacity Develop methods for the dimensioning of the load-carrying capacity under fire so that it can be implemented in a more
under fire cost-effective manner.

Escape routes and movements A detailed analysis of human movement patterns during the evacuation.

Severe personal injury or death from fires Identify at-risk groups and develop prevention programs to reduce the number of accidents and injuries.

The influence of local fire on constructions To develop a model for calculation of fire from local fires in large areas where flashover is unlikely.

Air curtain to prevent the spread of smoke Design of air curtains to prevent smoke dissemination and use of existing technologies in new applications.

Simple model for calculation of fire Develop a model for predicting fire temperatures which are intended to be programmed as an Excel application.
temperature
Fire protection requirements for tents and The project's goal is to ensure the fire safety of tents, as well as to identify and define the fire safety of other tältlika
tentlike building structures building structures of temporary character.

Development of theory for the calculation Work with an accurate numerical calculation model based on Duhamel's due superpositionsteknik. The technology is
suitable for example. for the calculation of surface temperatures, in which one assumes that the material is constant
of time to ignition properties while the incoming heat flow depends on the surface temperature.

Detailing of modern concrete structures The aim is to identify detailed design of concrete elements that may cause a sudden collapse in order to change the design
from improving fire resistance and improve the strength of concrete when exposed to fire.

The main scope of project is to assess and determine the CFD tools used for fire safety evaluations and to implement the
PRISME 2 - Validation and use of test test results from the PRISME project for Swedish applications not only in nuclear power plants but also in buildings and
results for under-ventilated fire scenarios constructions where similar fire scenarios will occur as in the PRISME project.

Assessment of the impact of different fire The aim of this project is to improve safety and reilience of structures in fire by identifying opportunities for detailing of
scenarios on structural timber
performance and reliability construction which will improve the performance of floors in a fire.
The function of fibres of polypropylene in The aim is to study the cause of polypropylenfibrar reduces the risk of spalling of concrete at fire and to develop a
concrete exposed to fire theoretical tools with which risk splitting can be simulated.

The METRO project is a Swedish research project about infrastructure protection in mass-transport underground rail and
Mass transportation systems, METRO metro systems. The focus was on tunnels and subway/metro stations, and both fire and explosion hazards were studied.

Investigation of fire emissions from Li-ion The aim of the project is to investigate the toxic substances that are formed under fire in lithium-ion batteries with and
batteries without the use of water for mitigation.

Laboratory fire experiments with a 1/3 The overall objective of the project is to develop the design fires for tunnelbanevaganr. Necessary laboratory tests with
train carriage mockup different interior materials used in the model and in full-scale trials of subway cars.

Water mist fire suppression systems-a The aim of the project is to conduct a literature review on water mist fire suppression. The project will cover system
knowledge compilation intended both for ships and land-based systems.
Measuring the Eco-Toxicological Impact of The aim of the project is to investigate and compile existing models and analysis methods for prediction and quantification
Fires of eco-toxic substances formed in the event of a fire.

Safer storage of biofuel and waste-statistics The aim is to implement a comprehensive compilation of statistics on incidents and fires in warehouses of biofuels and
and experience from incidents and fires waste.

Objective is to study the reason for arson primarily in schools in order to decrease the number of arsons. In addition also
Arson in Schools develop methods that prevent large and costly fires caused by arson. The program consist of several subprojects, in different
research institutes and universities.

Fires in dwellings Expanded data collection connected to fires in dweelings in order to develop the knowledge on the topic.

DBI - Danish Institute of

Fire and Security
Technology
Working with BIM and other digital tools to help architects and engineers companies to facilitate the inclusion of fire safety
Digital fire safety in their design
Develop tools and methods to help building materials producers get a better idea of their material properties and help
Prototype lab for new building materials them fitting the fire tests requirements

Develop and strenghten the infrastructure and services to document fire safety and fire safety designs of components for
Documented fire safety ships and buildings.

Advanced laser-based heat sensor for fire detection

Fire detect
SAVE Cybersecurity analysis

Comprehensive assessment of social vulnerabilities, management and risk reduction under the use of social media.
Dogana
Fire cause Research and analyze fire causes in Denmark.

Prototype and full-scale demonstration of next generation 100% electrically powered ferry for passengers and vehicles
E-ferry

Development of a methodology based on risk evaluation techniques and resilience concepts to improve the resilience of
IMPROVER critical infrastructures.

Simulation of fire technical properties of products and construction barriers to support efficient product development in
Fire Tools industry

Security infrastructure This project aims at strenghtening the security infrastructure by building a competence center focusin on surveillance.

The project aims at developping DBI's infrastructure, including fire investigation, focuins at develpping the current strcuture
Fire technical infrastructure but also some new elements.

The project builds and disseminates knowledge about how building materials with low flammability characteristics (eg,
InnoBYG composite, plastic, foam materials or organic materials) can be used without compromising the fire safety in construction

Compass Light weight material for passenger ships

DISASTER Data Interoperability Solution at Stakeholders Emergencies Reaction

Smokesense Fire Fingerprint Sensor-On-A-Chip For Early Fire Detection

Simulation of fire technical properties of products and construction barriers to support efficient product development in
Fire Tools industry

Infrastructure Globalisation. New test methods and participation in standardization activities related to building and maritime sectors.

Fire safety in existing buildings Increase our knowledge on fire safety in existing buildings.

SOS The aim of the project is to develop knowledge to support the development of ICT-based solutions in the security business

Connovate Optimized buildning system using High Performance Concrete

LUBA Large scale Ultilization of Biopellets for energy Applications

Intelligent Safety. Detection of fire and theft before it happens.

PV Fire Safety and Anti theft system PV with intelligent energy, fire Safety and antitheft system

RimaCon Development of a risk minimizing facility for SMEs within especially the building industry.

SPEK, The Finnish National

Rescue Association

Project gathers and analyses information from a citizen’s point of view about the factors increasing or decreasing Finnish
people’s sense of security and on the other hand from a societal point of view how security is produced and governed. The
State of Societal Security in Finland aim is to see how people and communities have prepared themselves for different threats. The project also provides
information on people’s trust towards society, political decision-making, authorities and other service providers.

The aim of the project is to map out current issues in emergency planning and find ways to improve the effeiciency of
planning. The project is conducted through expert interviews who are working on emergency planning (rescue services,
businesses, property managers) and through mapping out experiences of homeowners' associations. Project partners are
Helsinki City Rescue Department, The Finnish Real Estate Management Federation and The Finnish Real Estate Federation.

Residential Emergency Planning

The project focuses on household preparedness, attitudes towards preparedness and safety skills. The aim is on household
preparedness in disruptions, e.g. power cuts or pandemics. The results of the project will be taken into the development of
societal preparedness and preparedness training. Project partners are The Committee for Home Emergency Preparedness
(KOVA) and The National Emergency Supply Agency.
Household Preparedness in Finland

The aim of the project is to promote disabled people’s fire safety in Finland by researching the current practices relating to
exit safety as well as the needs and differences of exit safety from the viewpoint of different disabilities. When it comes to
exit safety for disabled people, smart services including different digital solutions provide options for their various
multisensory needs. In the project these solutions are tested for improved exit safety for disabled people.
Intelligent Fire Safety for Disabled People
(ERÄS)
 Project maps out voluntary fire brigades which have discontinued their activities, find out the reasons behind these
decisions and also why fire brigades have recently been established. In the project, information is gathered on the
Vitality of voluntary fire brigades - Why fire development of individual motivational and prejudiced factors relating to fire brigade activities.
brigades start or discontinue their
activities?

Develop guidelines and an associated platform that, in emergencies or crises, enables citizens using new mobile and online
iSAR+ (Online and Mobile Communications technologies to actively participate in the response effort, through the bi-directional provision, dissemination, sharing and
for Crisis Response and Search and Rescue) retrieval of information essential for critical Public Protection and Disaster Relief (PPDR) intervention, in search and rescue
(SAR), law enforcement and medical assistance.

SALUS (Security and interoperability in next Design, implement and evaluate a next generation communication network concept for Public Protection and Disaster Relief
generation PPDR communication (PPDR) agencies, supported by network operators and industry, which will provide security, privacy, seamless mobility, QoS
infrastructures) and reliability support for mission-critical PMR voice and broadband data services.

Identify best practices in a community approach to crisis resilience, and gives directions for future research and
PEP (Public Empowerment Policies) implementation, including the use of social media and mobile services, to further community resilience as a co-production
of response organizations and citizens.

AIRBEAM (AIRborne information for The major AIRBEAM objective is to propose a situation awareness toolbox for the management of crisis over wide area
Emergency situation Awareness and taking benefit of an optimised set of aerial (unmanned) platforms, including satellites.
Monitoring)

The CRISMA project shall develop a simulation-based decision support system, for modelling crisis management, improved
CRISMA - Modelling crisis management for action and preparedness. The CRISMA System shall facilitate simulation and modelling of realistic crisis scenarios, possible
improved action and preparedness response actions, and the impacts of crisis depending on both the external factors driving the crisis development and the
various actions of the crisis management team.

VARANTO To develop a data warehouse, which aims at uniting the emergency service data systems under a common data store.
VOTI (standardization of operational
workstation infrastructure)
TUPO (Data Security Policy for Operative
Fire & Rescue Services)
Exposure to artificial smoke
D2I (Data to Intelligence)
How can Social Media be a Reialble Added
Value Todgether with Other Warning
Channels
The project will produce workstation standarization fro vechile and mibile use on Fire and Rescue services to establish
seamless and secure connetivitiy to the KEJO and other future services from TUVE and PEIP networks.
Emergency Services College has added the use of artificial smoke in the simulating education. In the latest simulator, the
smoke is glycol-based artificial smoke. In other simulators other artificial smoke (BRANDAX) and normal smoke are used.
Information is needed for the combined effect of fine particles and carbon dioxide in the fire fighting. Occupational Health
Institute analyses the contents of the artificial smoke. Occupational Health Institute measures the chemical concentrations
of the smoke produced by the glycol-based smoke machine. Field measurements are made for the teachers as lung and
vascular response before and after exposure, and the next morning. Their exposure to glycol-based artificial smoke, to
BRANDAX-smoke and to normal smoke are measured. In addition, teachers lung and vascular responses are measured in the
laboratory tests as their exposure to two different artificial smoke in two different concentrations.
D2l program is focused on big data, data reserves and user-centric service development. The aim of the program is to
develop intelligent tools and methods for managing, refining and utilizing diverse data. The results enable innovative
business models and services
Volunteer availability and usability in crisis The project is divided into two parts: 1)interviews of 1006 personnel in voluntary preparedness organisations + e-mail
questionnaire to 1320 fire brigade volunteers, 2) review of how muncipalities and rescue services are planned to use
situations voluntary preparedness organisations in the case of accidents and crisis situations

Review of the present fire research Updating the list of the fire research organizations and information data bases Review is made for Finnish Fire Research
organizations and databases Council

Analysis of costs, resources and activities Analysis of costs, alarms and resources of The Finnish Rescue Services
of Finnish Rescue Services in 2010-2011

Motivations, attitudes and identites of Two research reports: 1) Survey results (n=924) on motivations + attitudes of volunteers in Finnish Rescue Services. 2)
volunteers in Finnish Rescue Service Group interview study on contstruction of identity of volunteers in different kinds of volunteer fire brigades

The aim is to identify the causes of the accidents that may occur in certain residental buildings and study how these causes
Evaluation of fire risks in urban areas are related to the charasteristics of the residental area.
On behavioural habits of individuals prone This subtask of PEVA-research program reduces data on health behaviour of Finnish people collected by THL during years
to fire fatalities. Prosessing results of
health surveys into quantative properties 2000-2009 concentrating on consumption of tobacco, alcohol and some medicines all thought to be relevant in processes
leading to fire fatalities
of simulation objects

A report on fire safety education and Report goes through statistical information collected on fire safety education and communication work done in Finnish
communication work in Finnish Rescue Rescue Departments. The aim of the report is to discuss on effectiveness and present measures used in evaluation of such
Departments in 2011 work.

CNPP, France

Analyse by testing and modeling the interaction between sprinkler and smoke control and find best installation designs for
CODEX both systems

Evacuation Development of an evacuation model in a complex environnment due to fire

Flumilog Create a model to calculate heat flux emitted by warehouses fires

Protection of flammable Liquids in small Evaluate the risk and test different solutions to protect such storages
containers
Photovoltic pannels Evaluate fire risk generated by photovoltaic pannels

Fire suppression modeling Modelling of interaction between fire and water for prediction of fire suppression

FPA - Fire Protection

Association, United
Kingdom
Fire suppression System Selection Tool

Fire engineering to support Business

Resilience

Fire engineering vulnerabilities and

insurance guidance

Improved collection and presentation of

fire statistics

Insurer guidance on green issues

Review of US statistics for Light Timber

Fram Buildings

Review new FM model for sprinkler system

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SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden,

Lars Boström, lars.bostrom@sp.se 124,427
SP Fire Technology

Karl Fridolf, karl.fridolf@brand.lth.se Lund University 84,000

Sofia Persson, sofia.persson@sociology.gu.se Göteborg University 109,342

Nils Johansson nils.johansson@brand.lth.se +46- Lund University 47,260
722 36 98 00

Hans Nyman, hans.nyman@brandskyddslaget.se Brandskyddslaget 51,500

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Håkan Frantzich, hakan.frantzich@brand.lth.se Lund University 92,200

Bjarne Hustedt, bjarne.husted@brand.lth.se Lund University 99,800

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SP Fire Technology
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Tel: +33 2 32 53 64 92
Armelle MULLER CNPP
armelle.muller@cnpp.com 400 k€
France
Tel: +33 2 32 53 64 92

Armelle MULLER
armelle.muller@cnpp.com CNPP 400 k€
Tel: +33 2 32 53 64 92 France
Origin of funding Project end

Brandforsk June 30, 2015

Brandforsk March 31, 2015

Brandforsk June 30, 2015

Brandforsk October 30, 2014

Brandforsk July 31, 2014

Brandforsk June 30, 2015

Brandforsk May 31, 2015

Brandforsk June 1, 2015

Brandforsk june 30, 2015

Brandforsk December 1, 2014

Brandforsk January 31, 2016

Brandforsk June 30, 2015

Brandforsk June 30, 2015

Brandforsk December 30, 2014

Brandforsk June 30, 2014

Brandforsk June 30, 2015

Brandforsk December 31, 2014

Brandforsk and NBSG (Fire safety for the Nuclear Industry) December 31, 2012

Brandforsk, SPBI and Lanmännen (Ethanol producer) August 31, 2012

Brandforsk 20100901-20131130

Brandforsk 20070401-20121001

Brandforsk 20130201-20150901

Brandforsk 20110701-20130701

Brandforsk 20120101-20130830

Brandforsk 20120101-20121230
Brandforsk 20120301-20130930

Brandforsk 20120701-20130701

Brandforsk 20120901-20140431

Brandforsk 20120601-20170101

Brandforsk 20121101-20131130
Brandforsk 20080101-20091231

Brandforsk Finished 20121231

Brandforsk 20111001-20121001

Brandforsk 20110801-20120930

Brandforsk 2012601-20131231
 Brandforsk 20120801-20130830

Brandforsk 20120801-20140331

Several financers, most of them being insurance companies. 2008-2012

All participating fire brigades are financing their own part as is Brandforsk. 2010-

Styrelsen for Forskning og Innovation 12/31/2018

Styrelsen for Forskning og Innovation 12/31/2018

Styrelsen for Forskning og Innovation 12/31/2018

EUROSTARS 12/13/2017

Defense Ministry Completed

Horizon 2020 8/31/2018

 Trygfonden 12/31/2016

Horizon 2020 5/31/2019

Horizon 2020 5/30/2018

EU FP7 Marie Curie Action December 31, 2016

Styrelsen for Forskning og Innovation 2013-2015

Styrelsen for Forskning og Innovation 2013-2015

InnoByg June 2014

the Danish Maritime Authority and the Danish Maritime Fund Dec-15
 EU FP7 Security January 31, 2015

EU FP7 Research for the benefits of SME's Aug-15

EU FP7 Marie Curie Action December 31, 2016

completed

completed

completed

completed

completed

completed
 EUDP December 21, 2013

EU FP7 Marie Curie Action January, 2017

Ministry of Interior, The National Emergency Supply Agency & SPEK 4/30/2017

Civil defense foundation 2/28/2017

The National Emergency Supply Agency 11/30/2016

Fire Protection Fund 8/31/2017

Fire Protection Fund 1/31/2017

EU, FP7 (Security) July, 2015

EU, FP7 (Security) August, 2016

EU, FP7 (Security) December, 2014

EU, FP7 (Security) December, 2015

EU, FP7 (Security) August, 2015

Fire Research Fund December, 2014

 Fire Research Fund August, 2014

Fire Research Fund August, 2014

State Treasury & Fire Research Fund March, 2015

The Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation March, 2015

Ministry of Interior December, 2014

 Fire Research Fund August, 2014

Finnish Fire Research Council April, 2014

Fire Protection Fund October 2012/published 01/13

Fire Protection Fund October 2012/published 01/13

Fire Protection Fund January / 2012

 October 2012

Fire Protection Fund November 2012

smoke control professionnal september 2017

CNPP september 2017

Building and logistics Completed

professionals

French Federation Completed

of Insurers
French Federation Completed
of Insurers

CNPP Completed
 Suitability to CFPA-E Research
Expected exploitation Commission
New ideas for building regulations or methods to increase fire protection. ??

Regulatory purposes or fire safety for personnel and building and safety distances for storage of different ethanol fractions. ??
new product/service to our customers

new services to our customers during the development of their materials.

better services and products for our customers.

better early fire detection methods

tool for social vulnerability assessment

knowledge on fire causes

testing in the off shore industry

best practices to increase resilience of companies

New techniques and tools for fire modeling yes

development of standards, development of competences and cevelopment of services.

Standards for fire safety, new tests facilities, developement of courses, etc. yes

New knowledge on materials for new purposes in designing constructions

COMPASS aims at making it easier to construct or retrofit larger passenger ships with a new lightweight superstructure, wherein the load-bearing
steel is replaced with a structure which contains carbon and/or fiberglass composites.
Data model + 3D training module yes

Sensor for early fire detection yes

New techniques and tools for fire modeling yes

To create growth and new business opportunities in the security industry

Connovate aims to develop new construction technologies to deliver a novel modular building system for
sustainable renovation and construction of new buildings, integrating air exchange with heat recovery
directly in the structural elements.

The project aims to develop necessary technical solutions for three closely connected areas which together
support and strengthen the prospective increased consumption of biofuel pellets produced from a wide
range of raw materials.

New methods for early detection of fire and methods for warning before a crime happens
The project aims at eliminating fire hazard and provide theft protection through intelligent control. Fire hazard and theft protection is expected to be ??
two critical parameters for customers in the future.

Tool for rsik minimization of business models for SMEs

Results can be used to monitor the situation and development of sense of security and trust in local and national level.

Results can be used to improve emegency planning system (e.g. education)

Results will promote household preparedness. Gathered information will be used to improve preparedness education

Rseults will promote disabled people’s fire and house hold safety.
Based on the project's information, an operational model is created for contract fire brigades which can be used to recognize and prevent factors
leading to discontinuation of activities.
Detailed picture of Finnish Rescue Services offers an possibility to compare different aspects (e.g. effectiveness) and systems of rescue services. It is
also one example of drawing a whole picture of rescue services.

Volunteers are core actors of Finnish Rescue Services, but due to the nature of their participation their motivation and attitudes differ from
permanent workers. The research gives highly important information on how to develop voluntary fire service work in future.
Information on how certain behavioural habbits are connected to processes leading to the fire fataties

How to mesure fire safety education and communication work

Installation guideline

tool for evacuation modeling

Modification of French
regulation

Modification of guidelines
Knowledge for insurers

Tool for fire modeling