Structural glazing
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1992.v43.i417.1344Abstract
The use of structural silicone for façade glazing has been gradually growing over the last 15 years. Its use has given rise to a characteristic aesthetics in building conception and image. This article explains the construction methods and properties of this material. — Types of Structural Glazing on two and four sides. — Setting the dimensions of the joint: bearing capacity, thickness, sealing for double glazing. — Properties of structural silicones: mechanic, adhesive, corroding, for conservation, application, hygrothermal and fireproof. — Properties of the sealing silicones where they are added to the formerly mentioned ones: the deformation absorption and high service temperatures. Finally, the importance of control and testing necessity in the installation is emphasised as well as the cooperation among specialists and technicians which should lead to a successful realization of the project.
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