Bonded Point-Supports: Understanding Today – Optimizing for the Future

Experiments using material specimen of the Silicone adhesive on the one hand and several point support designs on the other hand provide valuable know-how for favourable layout from engineering point of view. The comparison of uni-axial material tests based on dog-bone specimens, of H-type specimens...

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Main Author: A. Hagl
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Challenging Glass Conference 2010-05-01
Series:Challenging Glass Conference Proceedings
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Online Access:https://proceedings.challengingglass.com/index.php/cgc/article/view/21
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description Experiments using material specimen of the Silicone adhesive on the one hand and several point support designs on the other hand provide valuable know-how for favourable layout from engineering point of view. The comparison of uni-axial material tests based on dog-bone specimens, of H-type specimens of ETAG 002 type and of circular and rectangular point supports show different working principles of the adhesive material. Test results on planar point supports and comparison with other point support designs show similarities in terms of applicable limit stresses. For advanced point support designs, these similarities might be affected by the support geometry leading to local stress peaks.
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spelling doaj.art-f9ab2e4444e94f17a394906bcf0371452022-12-21T20:05:29ZengChallenging Glass ConferenceChallenging Glass Conference Proceedings2589-80192010-05-012110.7480/cgc.2.232417Bonded Point-Supports: Understanding Today – Optimizing for the FutureA. Hagl0Test+Ing Material GmbHExperiments using material specimen of the Silicone adhesive on the one hand and several point support designs on the other hand provide valuable know-how for favourable layout from engineering point of view. The comparison of uni-axial material tests based on dog-bone specimens, of H-type specimens of ETAG 002 type and of circular and rectangular point supports show different working principles of the adhesive material. Test results on planar point supports and comparison with other point support designs show similarities in terms of applicable limit stresses. For advanced point support designs, these similarities might be affected by the support geometry leading to local stress peaks.https://proceedings.challengingglass.com/index.php/cgc/article/view/21AdhesiveGlassPoint supportSiliconeStructural Glazing
spellingShingle A. Hagl
Bonded Point-Supports: Understanding Today – Optimizing for the Future
Challenging Glass Conference Proceedings
Adhesive
Glass
Point support
Silicone
Structural Glazing
title Bonded Point-Supports: Understanding Today – Optimizing for the Future
title_full Bonded Point-Supports: Understanding Today – Optimizing for the Future
title_fullStr Bonded Point-Supports: Understanding Today – Optimizing for the Future
title_full_unstemmed Bonded Point-Supports: Understanding Today – Optimizing for the Future
title_short Bonded Point-Supports: Understanding Today – Optimizing for the Future
title_sort bonded point supports understanding today optimizing for the future
topic Adhesive
Glass
Point support
Silicone
Structural Glazing
url https://proceedings.challengingglass.com/index.php/cgc/article/view/21
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