2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2015.05.112
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Racking resistance of timber-glass wall elements using different types of adhesives

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“…Тестиран је утицај више врста веза са различитим начином ослањањадиректно чеоно ослањање, бочно обострано и бочно једнострано ослањање. У чланку [4], стаклени панели се користе за укрућење дрвених оквира. Веза између панела и оквира је епокси, силиокон или полиуретан.…”
Section: уводunclassified
“…Тестиран је утицај више врста веза са различитим начином ослањањадиректно чеоно ослањање, бочно обострано и бочно једнострано ослањање. У чланку [4], стаклени панели се користе за укрућење дрвених оквира. Веза између панела и оквира је епокси, силиокон или полиуретан.…”
Section: уводunclassified
“…The samples demonstrated an exceptionally high bearing capacity, but with a very limited ductility. When such systems are used in structures, the required ductility can be achieved through adequate selection of mechanical fasteners [31]. The system behaves differently when a polyurethane adhesive is used.…”
Section: Behaviour Of Timber-structural Glass Composite Systems Subjementioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the testing, defects appeared on the line where glass was bonded to timber, but no composite system failure was registered. Even though the system's ductility level was satisfactory, the timber and glass separation occurred relatively quickly, and the basic loadbearing capacity was lost [31]. Tests with composites involving various adhesives served for further cyclic and dynamic testing.…”
Section: Behaviour Of Timber-structural Glass Composite Systems Subjementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Indeed, the performances of shear walls were extensively investigated in [17][18][19]. More recently, some researchers used glass panels to stiffen a steel framework [20] and as hybrid shear walls by the adhesive bonding [21] or friction connecting [22] of a glass pane to a wooden frame. A substantial lack of planar or spatial hybrid pre-stressed constructional systems is observed to date, and therefore a globally high-redundant hybrid system to tackle the challenge of transparent long spans is missing.…”
Section: Challenges With Structural Glassmentioning
confidence: 99%