The King's Cross underground fire: fire dynamics and the organization of safety: papers presented at a Seminar organized by the Environmental Engineering Group of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and held at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers on 1 July 1989.

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Setting the scene for King's Cross fire symposium: B. crossland; Damage assessment and overview of the technical investigation: K. Moodie; Computer simulation of the flows of hot gases from the fire at King's Cross underground station: S. Simcox, N. S. Wilkes and I. P. Jones; Results and analysis from the scale model tests: K. moodie and S. F. Jagger; Selection of materials and composites to minimize fire hazard: J. R. F. Burdett, S. A. Ames and P. J. Fardell; King's Cross - the lessons learned: M. J. Doherty; Managing safety in multidisciplinary organization: A. J. Eberlein; Safety auditing: J. H. Rogerson; Management and the cost of safety: D. J. lewis