Abstract:There are many factors involved in a post-earthquake building fire. The traditional assessment model ignores the influence of building cross-sectional temperature change and building deformation degree, which leads to low accuracy of evaluation. To solve this problem, a fire risk assessment model of post-earthquake buildings was established the by "fuzzy mathematics" method. On the basis of establishing the judgment matrix, the weight of the evaluation model was obtained and the membership matrix determined. By determining the factor set and comment set for the assessment of cross-sectional temperature change after an earthquake fire, single factor evaluation was carried out to realize the first-grade fuzzy evaluation. The first-grade evaluation result was considered as the single factor of second-grade evaluation. The buildings' fire risk assessment post-earthquake was then completed along with the with the fuzzy mathematical analysis. In the experiment, the temperature change and deformation degree of the cross section of the building beam was taken as the index to evaluate the fire risk of the post-earthquake building. The experimental results showed that, when using the proposed model to assess the fire risk, if the post-earthquake building is on fire, the higher the beam section's temperature and the greater the deformation degree, the higher the overall fire risk. The evaluation accuracy of the proposed model was high.