The influence of rotational stiffness on the resulting static values may therefore vary. In the analyzed examples, this influence was primarily negative for symmetrical loads and clearly
This study examines the thermal performance impact of center-of-glass (COG) deflections in double- and triple-pane insulating glass
The problem of static values in IGUs (both double- and multi-glazed) is well known. The literature describes relevant analytical models.
Influence of component glass panes thickness on: a) deflection, b) stress, in an exemplary unit loaded with increase of atmospheric pressure by 3 kPa.
COMSOL Multiphysics results showing the stress distribution and maximum stress (von Mises) of double-lap shear specimens, before and after adhesive failure between glass
This study examines the thermal performance impact of center-of-glass (COG) deflections in double- and triple-pane insulating glass units (IGUs) installed at several
However, it turns out that sealing the cavities in IGUs has a certain side effect. Under the influence of climatic factors, the gas entrapped in the gap changes its parameters,
The visual assessment of stress shows, that a controlled annealing process, reduces stress induced through a welding process/ heat impact can be relaxed and components do not show
The influence of elastic support of component glass panes on deflection and stress in insulating glass units is analysed in this paper. An analytical model is developed and
The residual stress of the tempered plate glass under symmetric boundary conditions was analyzed by Kong et al. [17] with the improved numerical methods. Chen et al.
The problem of static values in IGUs (both double- and multi-glazed) is well known. The literature describes relevant analytical models. The most famous and often cited
Influence of component glass panes thickness on: a) deflection, b) stress, in an exemplary unit loaded with increase of atmospheric pressure by 3 kPa.
The relative magnitude and statistics of the strain components depend both on the symmetry of the driving stress (e.g., shear vs.~hydrostatic tension) and on the cohesive
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