Analysis of bonded hybrid steel-glassbeams by small scale tests
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https://doi.org/10.7480/cgc.2.2323Downloads
Abstract
To realize architectural attractive transparent and lightweight constructions bonded hybrid steel-glass beams have been developed, where flanges of steel and webs of glass are assembled to I-shaped profiles using adhesives. The load-bearing capacity of such beams is governed – apart from the mechanical and strength characteristics of the adherent - by ageing, temperature and creeping. By means of small scale push-out-tests the properties of different adhesive geometries, the influence of the manufacturing process and the general load carrying behaviour of bonded hybrid steel-glass-beams are shown.
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Hybrid Steel-Glass beams, structural glazing, adhesive technology, small-scale-tests, structural behaviourLicense
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