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| The aim of this paper is to provide a better understanding of the effect of the permanent shear deformation on SSG joints.
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| This paper presents the findings of the evaluation of an epoxy adhesive for structural glass to steel continuous bonds.
| Structural glazing joints in glass construction are subject to dynamic earthquake loads in certain regions.
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| The report reflects the close cooperation between architecture, structure engineering and façade development and shows how resources can be saved with cross-disciplinary solution concepts.
| The current paper compares experimental results obtained at different scales (from TAjoints to large scale 914mm by 1524mm) with the predictions of the analytical equations and FEA.
| Modern free form glass architecture has become increasingly popular in the structural sealant glazing application, as demonstrated by many iconic building projects, such as Allianz tower in Milan.
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