Analysis of the Behavior of Glass Claddings

Eva Rykalová; Radek Fabian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.649.41

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Analysis of the Behavior of Glass Claddings

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Glass facades are significantly affected by the internal microclimate, and because of their use in this way it is necessary to use the secure elements of glass facades. For this purpose, safety multi-layer glass is used, which should fulfil its function after the failure of their integrity. This article describes the experimental destructive tests that indicate the behaviour of multi-layer safety glasses, depending on the thickness of the individual layers of the glass composite. A part of the article is the analysis of the cracks of broken elements depending on their thickness.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 649)

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Eva Rykalová, Radek Fabian

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Bending Tests, Defects of Glass, Safety Glass

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