Development of composite glass beams–A review
K Martens, R Caspeele, J Belis - Engineering Structures, 2015 - Elsevier
In architecture, there is a growing trend to include more transparency in structures. To
increase the transparency, structural elements such as columns, beams, floors and roofs can …
increase the transparency, structural elements such as columns, beams, floors and roofs can …
Development of reinforced and posttensioned glass beams: review of experimental research
K Martens, R Caspeele, J Belis - Journal of structural engineering, 2016 - ascelibrary.org
The use of structural glass in buildings is a growing trend, especially with glass beams,
which are increasingly used to support roofs, floors, and glazed facades. However, beams …
which are increasingly used to support roofs, floors, and glazed facades. However, beams …
[HTML][HTML] Feasibility of mechanical post-tensioning of annealed glass beams by activating externally bonded Fe-SMA reinforcement
The structural concept of post-tensioned glass systems has been investigated to minimize
the unpredictable response of structural glass in tension. The Fe-SMAs have been …
the unpredictable response of structural glass in tension. The Fe-SMAs have been …
[HTML][HTML] Influence of adhesive stiffness on the post-cracking behaviour of CFRP-reinforced structural glass beams
Reinforcement strategies have been developed to prevent catastrophic failures of glass
structures after cracking. In this context, the composite action between glass and …
structures after cracking. In this context, the composite action between glass and …
Application of an iron-based shape memory alloy for post-tensioning glass elements
Previous research has evidenced that by adding a ductile reinforcement on the tension side
of a glass beam, for instance by adhesive bonding, its post-cracking behaviour and …
of a glass beam, for instance by adhesive bonding, its post-cracking behaviour and …
Finite-element numerical simulation of the bending performance of post-tensioned structural glass beams with adhesively bonded cfrp tendons
In this paper, a Finite-Element (FE) numerical investigation is carried out on laminated glass
beams with Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) adhesively bonded post-tensioning …
beams with Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) adhesively bonded post-tensioning …
Numerical investigation on structural glass beams with GFRP-embedded rods, including effects of pre-stress
The bending performance of laminated glass (LG) beams with Glass-Fibre-Reinforced-
Polymer (GFRP)-embedded rods is numerically assessed in this paper, based on earlier …
Polymer (GFRP)-embedded rods is numerically assessed in this paper, based on earlier …
Numerical analysis of glass-FRP post-tensioned beams–Review and assessment
Architectural trends to include transparency in structural systems lead to the implementation,
in the last decades, of structural glass load-bearing components able to substitute traditional …
in the last decades, of structural glass load-bearing components able to substitute traditional …
Tensile behaviour of CFRP-glass adhesively bonded connections: double-lap joint tests and numerical modelling
Within the context of glass structures, reinforcement strategies have been recently
developed to prevent catastrophic failures by promoting the composite action between …
developed to prevent catastrophic failures by promoting the composite action between …
Hybrid strengthening and flexural behaviour of post-tensioned laminated glass beams
The strengthening of glass for structural applications is challenging. EBR (External Bonded
Reinforcement) reinforcement is often preferred, although limitations result from stress …
Reinforcement) reinforcement is often preferred, although limitations result from stress …