PREPARING A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL GLASS

Present study deals with the mesostructure analysis of the structural glass. The subject is about to prepare a comprehensive mechanical analysis, aimed on the understanding of the multiscale mechanical behaviour of soda-lime-silica glass used as an architectural element.After a brief description of...

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Main Authors: Gergely Molnár, László Milán Molnár, Imre Bojtár
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Univerzity of Zilina. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 2012-03-01
Series:Materiálové Inžinierstvo
Subjects:
AFM
Online Access:http://fstroj.uniza.sk/journal-mi/PDF/2012/11-2012.pdf
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spelling doaj-d2518d6638ef4d3b918f9810757ec12e2020-11-24T20:51:35ZengUniverzity of Zilina. Faculty of Mechanical EngineeringMateriálové Inžinierstvo 1335-08031338-61742012-03-011927181PREPARING A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL GLASSGergely MolnárLászló Milán MolnárImre BojtárPresent study deals with the mesostructure analysis of the structural glass. The subject is about to prepare a comprehensive mechanical analysis, aimed on the understanding of the multiscale mechanical behaviour of soda-lime-silica glass used as an architectural element.After a brief description of the micro and mesostructure of glass we will explain our goals in this analysis.We have divided the glass plate – from a mesoscopic aspect – into three major regions. The first region is the external surface, which is the largest area of a plate. The effect of the surface imperfections is negligible due to a grinded edge finishing, so we considered the second region as the edge. The third region contains the inhomogeneities in the glass material itself. To describe the mesostructure we have done atomic force microscopy (AFM) and micro computed tomography (µCT) scans. We used the AFM to image the surface and the edge and µCT to collect geometrical information from the inhomogeneities. The aim of the overall analysis is to develop a new certification procedure to qualify the structural glass in a mechanical a way.http://fstroj.uniza.sk/journal-mi/PDF/2012/11-2012.pdfmultiscale analysisdefectsAFMmicro-CTinhomogeneities
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author Gergely Molnár
László Milán Molnár
Imre Bojtár
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László Milán Molnár
Imre Bojtár
PREPARING A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL GLASS
Materiálové Inžinierstvo
multiscale analysis
defects
AFM
micro-CT
inhomogeneities
author_facet Gergely Molnár
László Milán Molnár
Imre Bojtár
author_sort Gergely Molnár
title PREPARING A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL GLASS
title_short PREPARING A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL GLASS
title_full PREPARING A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL GLASS
title_fullStr PREPARING A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL GLASS
title_full_unstemmed PREPARING A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL GLASS
title_sort preparing a comprehensive analysis of the mechanical classification of structural glass
publisher Univerzity of Zilina. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
series Materiálové Inžinierstvo
issn 1335-0803
1338-6174
publishDate 2012-03-01
description Present study deals with the mesostructure analysis of the structural glass. The subject is about to prepare a comprehensive mechanical analysis, aimed on the understanding of the multiscale mechanical behaviour of soda-lime-silica glass used as an architectural element.After a brief description of the micro and mesostructure of glass we will explain our goals in this analysis.We have divided the glass plate – from a mesoscopic aspect – into three major regions. The first region is the external surface, which is the largest area of a plate. The effect of the surface imperfections is negligible due to a grinded edge finishing, so we considered the second region as the edge. The third region contains the inhomogeneities in the glass material itself. To describe the mesostructure we have done atomic force microscopy (AFM) and micro computed tomography (µCT) scans. We used the AFM to image the surface and the edge and µCT to collect geometrical information from the inhomogeneities. The aim of the overall analysis is to develop a new certification procedure to qualify the structural glass in a mechanical a way.
topic multiscale analysis
defects
AFM
micro-CT
inhomogeneities
url http://fstroj.uniza.sk/journal-mi/PDF/2012/11-2012.pdf
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