Impact of Glass Sheets Rigidity on Loads Interaction in an Insulating Glass Unit with Properties of Composite Materials

Zbigniew Respondek; Marlena Rajczyk

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Impact of Glass Sheets Rigidity on Loads Interaction in an Insulating Glass Unit with Properties of Composite Materials

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An insulating glass unit is composed of two sheets of glass sealed by a hermetic gas space, which leads to the fact that a part of load influencing one of glass sheets is transferred to a sheet that is not loaded directly. The article describes the impact of glass sheets rigidity on the value of the load transferred this way.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 583)

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146-149

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October 2012

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Zbigniew Respondek, Marlena Rajczyk

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Architectural Glass, Insulating Glass Unit, Laminar Constructions

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