Analysis of fire risk and fire prevention of architectural heritage: A case study of mount wutai in China


World Heritage Site: Mount Wutai

Publication Year: 2023

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE701819499C

Summary

Ancient architectural heritage, including temple complexes on Mount Wutaifaces significant fire risks that threaten their preservation. A study reveals that while traditional materials and structures offer cultural value, they are vulnerable to fires due to geographical, material, and design factors. The research identifies key fire hazards in these sites and proposes targeted mitigation strategies, such as enhancing material fire resistance, improving protective systems, and strengthening safety protocols. These measures aim to minimize fire-related damage while safeguarding the integrity of China’s irreplaceable historical and cultural assets.

Citation

Li, S. (2023). Analysis of fire risk and fire prevention of architectural heritage: A case study of mount wutai in China. Applied and Computational Engineering, 26(1), 137–144. https://doi.org/10.54254/2755-2721/26/20230815

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