2011
DOI: 10.1002/stab.201120005
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Geometrie und Tragverhalten von doppelt gekrümmten Ganzglasschalen aus kalt verformten Glaslaminaten

Abstract: Die Herstellung doppelt gekrümmter Glaselemente mittels Kaltverformens, wie sie auf der glasstec 2010 vorgestellt wurden, ist vielversprechend für die Verwendung für Ganzglas‐Schalenkonstruktionen, deren optische und technische Qualität auf die Ansprüche der Architektur nach hochtransparenten, sanft gekrümmten Formen reagiert. Die Ergebnisse der Untersuchung von Formgebungs‐ und Materialeigenschaften der kaltgekrümmten Scheiben ermöglichten die Erarbeitung und Vorauswahl entsprechender doppelt gekrümmter Schal… Show more

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“…Cold bending introduces a controlled amount of strain and associated stress in the flat glass at ambient temperatures to create doubly curved shapes [Datsiou 2017]. Compared with hot bent glass, it has the advantage of higher optical and geometric quality, a wide range of possibilities regarding printing and layering, the usage of partly tempered or toughened safety glass, and the possibility of accurately estimating the stresses from deformation [Belis et al 2007;Fildhuth and Knippers 2011]. Furthermore, it reduces energy consumption and deployment time because no mold, heating of the glass, nor elaborate transportation are required.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cold bending introduces a controlled amount of strain and associated stress in the flat glass at ambient temperatures to create doubly curved shapes [Datsiou 2017]. Compared with hot bent glass, it has the advantage of higher optical and geometric quality, a wide range of possibilities regarding printing and layering, the usage of partly tempered or toughened safety glass, and the possibility of accurately estimating the stresses from deformation [Belis et al 2007;Fildhuth and Knippers 2011]. Furthermore, it reduces energy consumption and deployment time because no mold, heating of the glass, nor elaborate transportation are required.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%