Sur le dimensionnement des structures en verre trempé

This work deals with the use of glass as a real structural material, and concerns more particularly the detailed study of the potentiality of a connection by insertion of a steel dowel in a hole of a glass plate, in the aim of the making of long beams or beams with large inertia. The determination o...

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Published in:Revue française de génie civil 2002-01, Vol.6 (7-8), p.1359-1380
Main Authors: Bernard, Fabrice, Daudeville, Laurent, Gy, René
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
connections
connexions
finite element method
fractographie
fractography
heat transfers
photoelasticity
photoélasticité
structural glass
thermal tempering
transferts de chaleur
trempe thermique
verre structural
éléments finis
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Summary:This work deals with the use of glass as a real structural material, and concerns more particularly the detailed study of the potentiality of a connection by insertion of a steel dowel in a hole of a glass plate, in the aim of the making of long beams or beams with large inertia. The determination of the optimal geometry for such a connection passes first by the superposition of two stress states (the first one is generated by the thermal tempering and the second is due to the loading of the metallic connector in the plane of the glass plate). Then a design method ensuring the durability of the structure is proposed.
ISSN:1279-5119
DOI:10.1080/12795119.2002.9692413