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Numerical modeling using computers is known to present several advantagescompared to experimental testing. The high cost and the amount of time requiredto prepare and to perform a test were among the main problems on the table whenthe first tools for modeling structures in fire were developed. The disciplinestructures-in-fire modeling is still currently the subject of importantresearch efforts around the word, those research efforts led to develop manysoftware. In this paper, our task is oriented to the study of fire behavior andthe impact of the span reinforced concrete walls with different sectionsbelonging to a residential building braced by a system composed of porticoesand sails. Regarding the design and mechanical loading (compression forces andmoments) exerted on the walls in question, we are based on the results of astudy conducted at cold. We use on this subject the software Safir witch obeysto the Eurocode laws, to realize this study. It was found that loading,heating, and sizing play a capital role in the state of failed walls. Ourresults justify well the use of reinforced concrete walls, acting as afirewall. Their role is to limit the spread of fire from one structure toanother structure nearby, since we get fire resistance reaching more than 10hours depending on the loading considered.

Modeling the behavior of reinforced concrete walls under fire, considering the impact of the span on firewalls