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Adhesively bonded hybrid steel-glass beams
In the last few years, due to the intensive progress and research on the field of glass structures, mechanical properties of glass have been distinctively improved and possibilities for using glass as a load carrying elements are now advanced. Different types of hybrid constructions, consisting of glass and another material, are analyzed or even newly developed focusing on an optimal structural interaction between both materials and in respect to architectural, static-structural and fabrication criteria. The new, high transparent structural element - hybrid steel-glass beam consists of steel flanges, glass web and bonded connection between them. Long glued joint realized by polymer adhesive is the key element of whole composite structure. Therefore the key aspect of the development is the detailing of the steel-glass interface and choice of the suitable adhesive. Experimental and numerical analysis described in this paper should better the knowledge about the exact behaviour of such a hybrid structures including the semi-rigid glued connection, realized by polymer adhesive. Generalized results of the experiments and numerical studies will help to create the guidance, how to safely and economically design such a structural element like a hybrid steel-glass beam.
Adhesively bonded hybrid steel-glass beams
In the last few years, due to the intensive progress and research on the field of glass structures, mechanical properties of glass have been distinctively improved and possibilities for using glass as a load carrying elements are now advanced. Different types of hybrid constructions, consisting of glass and another material, are analyzed or even newly developed focusing on an optimal structural interaction between both materials and in respect to architectural, static-structural and fabrication criteria. The new, high transparent structural element - hybrid steel-glass beam consists of steel flanges, glass web and bonded connection between them. Long glued joint realized by polymer adhesive is the key element of whole composite structure. Therefore the key aspect of the development is the detailing of the steel-glass interface and choice of the suitable adhesive. Experimental and numerical analysis described in this paper should better the knowledge about the exact behaviour of such a hybrid structures including the semi-rigid glued connection, realized by polymer adhesive. Generalized results of the experiments and numerical studies will help to create the guidance, how to safely and economically design such a structural element like a hybrid steel-glass beam.
Adhesively bonded hybrid steel-glass beams
Geklebte Stahl-Glas-Hybridträger
Netusil, M. (author) / Eliasova, M. (author)
2010
8 Seiten, 12 Bilder, 6 Quellen
Conference paper
Storage medium
English
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