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This research is architectural space in blast-resistant buildings Aims to determine status and its effective indicators. Explosion-proof structures are necessary to protect personnel from construction hazards created when personnel work in potentially explosive areas. Blast-proof buildings usually precast cast-in-place concrete or Constructed of steel frosted steel frames are permanent structures. Suitable types of window glass and provides specific recommendations on contraindications. Incorporating blast-resistant glazing into its framing and It mentions the considerations involved in linking. Most notably, laminated glass and made of laminated glass Based on traditional window glass design methods for insulating glass Authors relatively to simplify the design of explosion-resistant glazing them offer a simple approach. Weighted Production Method (WPM) is less important than TOPSIS method and a more stringent method for penalizing computationally cheaper alternatives. It is dimensionless and the rank abnormality problem is not applicable to WPM. Option code of each alternative independent of other alternatives, More acceptable One can set the limit for the option code. Hence, for dynamic decision-making situations we recommend WPM as a better alternative than TOPSIS. Blast resistant building is alternatives are reconstruction capability (C1), implementation costs (C2), access to material supply (C3), maintenance costs (C4), environmental footprint (C5) and reduction of energy loss (C6). Evaluation Parameter is Brick Façade (A1), Stone Façade (A2), Coatings Cement Façade (A3) and Composite Façade (A4). In this type of analysis, WPM methods determine for the best solution to settlement, As a result, access to material supply (C3) is got the first rank whereas is reconstruction capability (C1) is having the lowest rank.
This research is architectural space in blast-resistant buildings Aims to determine status and its effective indicators. Explosion-proof structures are necessary to protect personnel from construction hazards created when personnel work in potentially explosive areas. Blast-proof buildings usually precast cast-in-place concrete or Constructed of steel frosted steel frames are permanent structures. Suitable types of window glass and provides specific recommendations on contraindications. Incorporating blast-resistant glazing into its framing and It mentions the considerations involved in linking. Most notably, laminated glass and made of laminated glass Based on traditional window glass design methods for insulating glass Authors relatively to simplify the design of explosion-resistant glazing them offer a simple approach. Weighted Production Method (WPM) is less important than TOPSIS method and a more stringent method for penalizing computationally cheaper alternatives. It is dimensionless and the rank abnormality problem is not applicable to WPM. Option code of each alternative independent of other alternatives, More acceptable One can set the limit for the option code. Hence, for dynamic decision-making situations we recommend WPM as a better alternative than TOPSIS. Blast resistant building is alternatives are reconstruction capability (C1), implementation costs (C2), access to material supply (C3), maintenance costs (C4), environmental footprint (C5) and reduction of energy loss (C6). Evaluation Parameter is Brick Façade (A1), Stone Façade (A2), Coatings Cement Façade (A3) and Composite Façade (A4). In this type of analysis, WPM methods determine for the best solution to settlement, As a result, access to material supply (C3) is got the first rank whereas is reconstruction capability (C1) is having the lowest rank.
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