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Status: June 2019
Notice Use of Glass in Stand Construction Design Inside Exhibition Halls
■ Contents1. Scope of Applicability Page 2
2. Definitions and Explanations Page 2
2.1 Types of supports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 22.2 Types of glass and acrylic glass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 22.3 Design calculation standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 32.4 Material properties of glass products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 4
3. Stand design, construction and loads Page 4
3.1 Vertical glazing not intended to prevent falling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 43.1.1 Verticalglazingofaheighth≤4metresabovehallfloorlevel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 43.1.2 Verticalglazingofheighth>4metresabovehallfloorlevel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 43.2 Vertical glazing intended to prevent falls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 43.2.1 Category A – vertical glass wall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 53.2.2 CategoryB–clampedglassbalustradewithcontinuoushandrail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 53.2.3 CategoryC–Railingandbalustradeinfillsandglasswallswithload-distributingcross-barfittedinfrontofit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 53.3 Horizontal glazing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 53.3.1 Overhead glazing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 53.3.2 Glazingdesignedtosupporthumanloads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 6
4. Approval procedures Page 7
4.1 Basics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 74.2 Installation approval for a specific case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 7
5. Notes on design and design calculations Page 7
6. Examples of structures (Barriers) designed to prevent falls Page 8
6.1 Category B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 86.2 Category C1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 86.2.1 Railing infills secured vertically on 2 sides . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 86.2.2 Railing infills secured horizontally on 2 edges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 86.2.3 Railing infills secured on 4 sides . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 86.2.4 Glazingsecuredatindividualpointsbymeansofdrilledanchoragepoints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 86.2.5 Pointmountingwithlateralclampsandanti-slipgrips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 96.2.6 Pointmountingwithclampsattopandbottom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 96.3 Balustradewithhorizontalbars(protectionagainstfallingisprovidedsolelybysufficientlystronghandrailsandknee-heightbars) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 9
7. Construction engineering regulations, generally accepted rules of engineering and references Page 10
8. Abbreviations Page 10
9. Keyword index Page 11
10. Spreadsheet A - D Page 12 – 15
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■ 1. Scope of Applicability
This information sheet discusses the regulations concerning the use of glass instand construction and design inside trade fair halls. It does not apply to stand construction and design outside trade fair halls.
Designing,dimensioncalculationsandassemblyofglasscomponentsforuseinsidetradefairhallsrequirethatthedesign,planningandassemblypersonnelinvolvedisadequately qualified for glass construction projects.
Glass structures which have received general construction approval (includingEuropeanTechnicalApprovalETA)maybeused inallcases in tradefairhalls inaccordance with the wording of the approval. This information sheet does notimposerestrictionsontheuseofsuchstructures.
■ 2. Definitions and Explanations ■2.1 Types of supports
– Glazingsecuredbylinearsupports:securedbylinearsupportsonatleasttwooppositeedgesoverthefulllengthofeach edge of the glass plate.
– Glazingsecuredatindividualpoints: glazinganchoredthroughdrilledholesorbyaclampingsystem.
■2.2 Types of glass and acrylic glassTypesofglassgrantedstatutoryconstructionapprovalinBuildingRegulationListA:– Float glass (polishedplateglass–PPG)asspecifiedinDINEN572-9:
Alsocalledflatorplateglass.Itischaracterisedbyrelativelylowultimateflexuralstrength,andwhendestroyed,itfragmentsintolargesharp-edgedshards.Itsuseassinglesheetglazingintradefairconstructionisprohibited.IfusedinLSG,itispermittedintrade-fairconstruction.
– Tempered safety glass(TSG)asspecifiedinDIN12150-2:TSGisafullythermicallypre-stressedtypeofglass.Ithasinternalresidualstresscharacteristics:coretensilestressandsurfacecompressionstress.Ithashighultimateflexuralstrengthandwhenbroken,itshattersintocrumb-likefragments.WhereTSGisreferredto inthis informationsheet,TSGmadeof floatglass isalwaysmeant.
– Laminated safety glass(LSG):LSGconsistsofatleasttwosheetsofPPG,TSGorHSGglass.Theindividualthicknessesof thesearenotpermitted todiffer fromeachotherbya factorofmorethan1.5.Thesheetsofglassarelaminatedtogetherbyintermediatefilmlayers(PVBorSGPfilms).Ifasheetisbroken,thenthefilmpreventsthefrag-mentsfrombeingscattered,thusprovidingresidualload-bearingcapacitiesandreducingtheriskofinjuryfromcuts.
– Heat-strengthened glass (HSG)asspecified inDINEN1863-1orwithothergeneralapprovalsbybuildingauthorities(German:allgemeinebauaufsichtlicheZulassung–abZ):HSGisatypeofglassthatisonlypartiallythermicallypre-stressed.ItsultimateflexuralstrengthislowerthanthatofTSG(temperedsafetyglass).Whenbroken,HSGfragmentsintoshardswhicharelargerthanthoseofbrokenTSG.ThereforeLSGsheetsmadeofHSGhavehigherresidualload-bearingcapacitiesthanLSGsheetsmadeofTSG.HSGlaminatedwithPVBfilmisincludedinBuildingRegu-lation List A. A general construction approval by building authorities (GermanallgemeinebauaufsichtlicheZulassung–abZ) for theSGP film is required forHSGlaminatedwithSGP.
Forallkindsoftransparent,thermoplasticmaterials(likeacrylicglass)nostatutoryconstructionapprovalhasbeengrantedandnorecognisedtechnicalregulations/standardsareavailableforsuchmaterials.Outofthesereasons:
– AcrylicglassunderthebrandnamesPlexiglas®andPerspex®,forexample.
– Polycarbonateproducts:e.g.Makrolon®
– Polyethylenterephthalat-Glycol(PET-G)
may only be used for non-load-bearing, decorative infill components. If suchdecorative infill componentsalsoused foroverheadorceilingcovers thinkabouttheircriticalfirebehaviorofburningdroplets.
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■ 2.3 Design calculation standardsThestaticstrengthproofcalculationsforglasscomponentscanbecarriedoutinaccordancewiththefollowingdesigncalculationconceptsandstructuraldesignstandards:
Design concept Load factor conceptProof concept σκ*γf < fk*kc*kmod/γM
Determinationofactioneffectsandstresses atULS(GZT)Deformationchecks atSLS(GZG)Designationofforces/stressesintheserviceability limit state SLS (forcesduetocharacteristicloads,withoutγf)
SLS(GZG)afterthenumberorindexkafterformulasymbole.g.supportingforce=12kN(GZG)orFd=12kN
Designationofforces/stressesinthe ultimate limit state ULS (forcesduetocharacteristicloads,multipliedbyγf)
ULS(GZT)afterthenumberorindexdafterformulasymbole.g.supportingforce=16kN(GZT)orFd=16kN
Designationofthelimitstress fkDimensioncalculationrules,dimensioncalculationstandards DIN18008-1[12]
DIN18008-2[13]DIN18008-3[14]DIN18008-4[15]DIN18008-5[16]
Standardsapplyingtoloadsandactions thisinformationsheetandDINEN1991-1-1DINEN1991-1-1/NA:(2010-12)
Normalloadfactorsγfforpermanentloads(e.g.deadloads) 1.35Normalloadfactorsforvariableloadsandactions(e.g.dynamicpressure,imposedloads,cross-barpressures)
1.5
Duration of loads typically encountered at trade fairs forkmodtakenfromDIN18008-1,Table6.
Ownweight:permanent (kmod=0.25)Workingloads:medium (kmod=0.4)Horizontalsubstituteload:short (kmod=0.7)Cross-barpressure:short (kmod=0.7)
Forstaticloadcalculations,theloadfactorconceptshallbeusedasabasis.SupportingforcestransmittedbyglasscomponentsmustalwaysbestatedfortheULS(GZT)sothattheloadsoftheconnectedforce-transmittingcomponentsofconcrete,steelorwoodcanbecalculatedusingtheload-factorconceptwithouttransmissionerrors.
Adviceforuseofwireglass:Wireglassisallowedonlyforexistingcomponents,ifitiscalculated/approvedinaccordancetotheformerlytechnicalstandardsrightintimeofthefirst-installationandbyclearanceoftheexhibitioncompany.
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■2.4 Material properties of glass productsGlassproductshaveabulkdensityof25kN/m³,athermalexpansioncoefficientof8.4·10-6/KandtheirYoung´smodulusis70,000N/mm².Forstructuraldesigncalculationsthe design calculation values of the resistance RdlistedinTable2mustbeobserved.
Table 2: Normal material properties for design calculation concept of load factorsProperty Floatglass
(not printed, not sand-blasted)HSG (not printed, not sand-blasted)
TSG(not printed, not sand-blasted)
Normallimitstressfk as spec. in DINEN572-1,DINEN1863-1orabZ,DINENISO12150-1
45N/mm² 70N/mm² 45N/mm² 120N/mm² 90N/mm²
Designcoefficientkc,normal 1.8 1 1kLSGforlaminatedsafetyglass 1.1 1.1 1.1kedge (kKante)forcalculatingtheeffectofglassedges 0.8 1 1MaterialfactorγM 1.8 1.5 1.5Modification factor for calculating the effect of load durations
permanent: 0.25mediumduration: 0.4short: 0.7
Rated value of the resistance to stress failure Rd Rd=kmod*kc*kVSG*kKante* fk/γM Rd=kc*kVSG*kKante* fk/γM Rd=kc*kVSG*kKante* fk/γM
TheintermediatefilmsinLSGshallbemadeofPVBorSGP(SentryGlas®plusoutofIonoplast).FilmsmadeofPVBmusthaveatearstrengthofatleast20N/mm².SGPfilmsshallhavegeneralapprovalbybuildingauthorities(includingEuropeanTechnicalApprovalETA)andshallbeprocessedinaccordancewiththisapproval.
■ 3. Stand design, construction and loads ■3.1 Vertical glazing not intended to prevent falling
3.1.1 Vertical glazing of a height h ≤ 4 metres above hall floor levelNeitherstaticproofofstructuralcharacteristicsinaccordancewiththeregulationsspecifiedinchapter2.3isrequired,norisitnecessarytosubmitdocumentationoftesting.Inthiscasetheexhibitoraloneisresponsibleforensuringthattheconstruc-tion/designistechnicallysafeforgeneraluseandthatitmeetscurrentandacceptedtechnicalstandards.TableAprovidesanoverviewofthetypesofstructuraldesignsthatarepossible.
– EitherTSGorLSGmustbeused.– Theglasssheetsmaybesecuredbylinearsupportsoratindividualpoints.– Glasswallstiltingatanangleofmorethan10°fromtheverticalareconsideredto
beoverheadglazingforwhichtheprovisionsofchapter3.3shallapply.– Additionalmeasures,e.g.provisionofstaticproofcalculationssimilartothose
describedinchapter3.1.2,mayberequiredtoensureprotectionofneighbouringwalkways,ortobeabletobeartheloadsofpersonsleaningagainstorbumpinginto the glass.
3.1.2 Vertical glazing of height h > 4 metres above hall floor levelVertical glazing not intended to prevent falling andwhose uppermost edges arehigherthan4metresabovehallfloorleveldoesnotrequireInstallationapprovalforaspecificcase(c.f.4.2)providedthatthetypeofglassused,structuraldesignde-tailsandthetypeofsupportssecuringtheglasscomplywiththeregulationsspeci-fied in chapter 2.3.Inaddition,thefollowingprovisionsshallbeobserved.
– Verifiedstructuralcalculationsorstructuralcalculationssuitableforverificationandthecorrespondingconstructionplansmustbesubmitted.
– Inadditiontotheloadofitsownweight,thematerialmustbecapableofresistinghorizontal forces, i. e. a pressure corresponding to at least h1=0.125kN/m²forvisiblesurfacesofup4mabovehallfloorlevelandatleasth2=0.063kN/m²forvisiblesurfacesatmorethan4mabovehallfloorlevel.
– Whereverthereisahighriskofimpact,e.g.wherethereisadescendingrampleadingtowardstheglazing,additionalmeasuresarerequired.
– Proof of structural characteristics is not required if the area of each individual sheetsislessthat1.6m²andTSGwithathicknessofatleast4mmisused,andthesheet(s)is(are)heldonfoursidesbylinearsupports.
Glazingsecuredatindividualpointsmaybeusedwithoutfurtherproofdocumenta-tionif:– generalconstructionapproval(abZ)hasalreadybeengrantedforthecombinati-
onofpoint-mountingmethodandglasstypeandthickness,or– thedesignspecifications,andthedimensionsandthicknessoftheglassassta-
tedinDIN18008-3,DIN18008-4orTableBareadheredto.
DIN18008-3 / -4 andTableBare referred to abovebecause the fall-preventionglazingbarriersdescribedinthesereferencesareofcoursealsosuitableforglasspanelsnotexplicitlyintendedtopreventfalls.
Installation approval for a specific case is required for all other designs.
IftheuseTSGglazingisplanned,aheatsoaktestcertificateforTSG-Hmustbesubmitted.
TableAprovidesanoverviewofpossibledesignsandthenecessaryproofs.
■3.2 Vertical glazing intended to prevent fallsIn all three of the following categories, A, B and C, static load proof calculations for theglassandthesupportingstructuresandproofoftheload-bearingcapacityunderimpact-likeconditionsarerequired.The static structural design calculations for the glass and the supporting structure shallbebasedonanassumedcross-barpressureloadandasanadditionalloadcase,ahorizontalassumedsurfaceloadofh1=0,125kN/m²forallvisiblesurfacesatupto4mabovethehallfloorlevelandofh2=0,063kN/m²forsurfaceslocatedatmorethan4mabovehallfloorlevel.
Theload-bearingcapacityofthestructureunderimpactactioncanbeverifiedasfol-lows:– apendulum impact test in accordancewithDINEN12600 if design calculation
conceptAisused,orinaccordancewithDIN18008-4ifdesigncalculationconceptB is used, or
– therelevantdesignspecifications,glassdimensionsandthicknessesasstatedinTableBofthisinformationsheetareadheredto,or
– byprovidingproofcalculationsinaccordancewiththerulesdescribedinchapter2.3.
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TableBcontainsanoverviewofpossibledesignsandtheproofsrequired.Allstructu-raldesigndetails(includingflexing/sagandglassinsertion/clampingdepths)shallbemodelledinaccordancewiththerulesdescribedinchapter2.3.
Pendulumimpacttestsmustbecarriedoutbyoneofthetestcentres/ínstitutesnamedin chapter 4 well in advance of the fair and outside the trade fair halls.
3.2.1 Category A – vertical glass wallDefinition: Linearly-supportedverticalglazingthatdoesnotcontainanyload-bearingbarsatcap-pingheightandisnotprotectedbyarailorcross-barlocatedinfrontofit,makingitsuitableforthedirectactionofrailorcross-barloads,e.g.glazingoffullroomheight.
Ifprotectionisrequiredtopreventpersonsfallingfromaheightofmorethan1metre,thenitwillbenecessarytorefertotheTechnicalRegulationsforaccident-preventi-on(barrier)glazingorDIN18008-4.
– OnlyLSGshallbeused.– Verifiedproofofstructuralcharacteristicsorstaticstructuralcalculationssuitable
forverification,aswellasapendulumimpacttest(testinaccordancewithDINEN12600orDIN18008-4)arerequired.
– Thependulumimpacttestisnotrequiredforglasswithlinearsupportonallsides,providedthattheappropriatedimensionsandglassthicknessconformtoTableB,DIN18008-3andDIN18008-4,orproofcalculationsarecarriedout inaccor-dancewithDIN18008-4.
– Theglazingsupportsmustprovideadequateprotectiontotheedgesoftheglasssheets.
3.2.2 Category B – clamped glass balustrade with continuous handrailDefinition: Load-bearingglassbalustradesheldbylinearsupportssecuredbyclamp-typebasemountings,theindividualglazingelementsofwhichareconnectedbyacontinuous,load-bearinghandrail(seeexampleinchapter6.1)attachedtothetopofthestructure.– OnlyLSGshallbeused.– Verifiedproofofstructuralcharacteristicsorstaticstructuralcalculationssuitable
forverification,aswellasapendulumimpacttest(testinaccordancewithDINEN12600orDIN18008-4)arerequired.
– IfLSGmadeof2x10mmTSG(or2x10mmHSG)isused,nopendulumimpacttestisrequired,providedthatthedimensionsasstatedinTableBareadheredto(designdetailsinaccordancewithDIN18008-4).
– ThethicknessoftheintermediatePVB/SGPfilmmustbeatleast1.52mm.– Thesecuringclampsmustbeatleast100mmabovefloorlevel.Calculationsshallbeprovidedprovingthattheloadswillbedistributedviathecappingtoneighbouringglasssheetsintheeventofanindividualsheetbeingdestroyed.Thestressesoccurringintheneighbouringglasssheetsundertheresultingconditionscanbe classified as an extraordinary design calculation situation. The destroyed ordamagedglasssheetshallbereplacedimmediatelyaftertheincident.
Pict.1:clampedglassbalustradewithcontinuoushandrail
3.2.3 Category C – Railing and balustrade infills or glass walls with load-dis-tributing cross-bar fitted in front of it
Definition:Accident-prevention (barrier) glazing which is not intended to distribute cappingloadsandwhichcorrespondstooneofthefollowinggroups:C1:Railing/balustradeinfillssecuredbylinearsupportsand/oratindividualpoints
on at least two opposing sides.C2:Verticalglazingbeneathacrosswiseload-distributingspanningmemberloca-
tedatcapping levelandsecuredby linearsupportsonat least twoopposingsides.
C3:CategoryAtypeglazingwithaload-distributingcross-barplacedinfrontofit.
– ForcategoryC1andC2typeglazing,theuseofTSGisallowedifthesheetsaresecuredby linearsupportsonallsides.Forallother typesofsupportsandforcategoryC3,onlyLSGmaybeusedunlessotherstatutoryconstructionapprovalexists.
– TableBcontainsanoverviewofpossibledesignsandtheproofsrequired.– Thependulumimpacttestisnotrequirediftherelevantdesignspecificationsand
thedimensionsandthicknessoftheglassasstatedinTableBorinDIN18008-4are adhered to.
Alternativemeasures/protectionagainstglassbreakage:IftheproofcalculationsforcategoryCinaccordanceDIN18008-4arenotsubmit-tedforaccident-prevention(barrier)glazing,thentheaccident-prevention(barrier)attributecanbeachievedbyinstallingadequatelysturdyknee-heightcross-barsorsteelropeofatleast5mmdiameterataverticalspacingofnotmorethan35cmandat an adequate distance in front of the glass infill sheets. Measures to protect against scatteringglasssplintersshallalwaysbe installedaboveandalong the lengthofwalkways,ifthisisnotpossible,LSGshallbeused.
■3.3 Horizontal glazing3.3.1 Overhead glazingGlasswallstiltedatanangleofmorethan10°fromtheverticalareconsideredtobeoverheadglazing.TableCcontainsanoverviewofpossibledesignsandtheproofdocumentationrequired.
Onlythefollowingglassproductsmaybeused:– LSGmadewithfloatglass(PPG)– LSGmadeofHSG,– Wireglass(onlyforexistingcomponentsuntileffectivespanexceeding0.7mand
theglassshallprotrudeintothesupportsbyatleast15mm).
Inadditiontosubmittingcertificationofload-bearingcapacities,experimentalproofofresidualload-bearingcapacitiesmustbeprovidedor,ifthisisnotpossible,asa-fetynetmustbehungunder theglazing. If thestructuraldesign requirementsofspecifiedinDIN18008-2aremet,proofoftheresidualload-bearingcapacitiesinnotrequired.Thedesignloadstobeassumedarethesheet‘sownweightandahorizontalpres-sure corresponding to at least h1=0.125kN/m²forvisiblesurfacesofup4mabovehall floor level or h2=0.063kN/m² forverticalvisiblesurfacesatmore than4mabovehallfloorlevel.Thesheetsmustsecuredinsuchawayastoproperlysafeguardagainstthemslip-pingoutofthemountsandforceswhichmayliftthemoffthemounts.The design dimensions of glass sheets mounted at individual points and HSGsheetsshalleitherbecalculatedaccording to therulesoutlined inchapter2.3ortheymusthavegeneralconstructionapproval(abZ).
If,forcleaningpurposes,overheadglazingperiodicallyhastosupporthumanloads,thensuchadditionalloadsmustbetakenintoconsiderationandexperimentalproofof residual load-bearingcapacitiesmustbeprovided [8]. Insuchcasesaspecialindividual construction approval is always required.
LSGglazingClamping,100mmhighElastomerBlocking Continuous handrail
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– LSGsheetswithaneffectivespanexceedingmorethan1.20mshallbesuppor-ted on all sides
– TheoverallthicknessoftheintermediatePVB-/SGP-filmsmustbeatleast0.76mm.Ifasheetissupportedonallsides,thenathicknessof0.38mmisallowedundertheconditionthattheeffectivespaninthedirectionbearingthemainloadisnotgreaterthan0.8m.
– Cutting of recesses or notches in the glass sheets is not allowed.– OnlyholesconformingtoDIN18008-3areallowed.– Themaximumpermissiblesagshallnotexceed1/100oftheeffectivespanbet-
ween the closer supports of the sheet.
3.3.2 Glazing designed to support human loadsThiskindofglazingisspecificallyintendedtobesubjectedtopersonswalkingoverit,e.g.stairs,platforms,landingsandcat-walks.Thedesignandproofcalculationsshalltakebothdeadloads(ownweight)andtheworkingloadsintoaccount.Inaddi-tion,proofof impactresistanceandresidual load-bearingcapacityshallbeprovi-ded.
Proofofimpactresistanceandresidualload-bearingcapacitiesasaresultofcom-ponenttestsmustbesubmitted.Therequirementsarespecifiedin[8]andinDIN18008-5.Forglazingmountedinlinearsupportsatallfouredgesandanassumedworkingloadofnotmorethan5.0kN/m²fordesigncalculations,proofofimpactresistanceandresidualload-bearingcapacityisdeemedtohavebeenprovidedifthesheetsconformtothedimensionslistedinTable3.
Table 3: Glazingmountedinlinearsupportsatallfouredgesandintendedtosupporthumanloads,withprovenimpactresistanceandresidualload-bearingcapacity.
max. length[mm]
max. width:[mm]
LSG structure [mm](top /*/ centre /*/ bottom)
Minimum supporting surface depth [mm]
1500 400 8HSG/*/10Float/*/10Float 301500 750 8HSG/*/12Float/*/12Float 301250 1250 8HSG/*/10HSG/*/10HSG 351500 1500 8HSG/*/12HSG/*/12HSG 352000 1400 8HSG/*/15Float/*/15Float 35
/*/=1.52mmPVBorSGP(SentryGlas®plus)intermediatefilmlayer
Glazingdesignedtosupporthumanloadsmaybesecuredbylinearsupportsoratindividualpoints.ItmustbemadeofLSGconsistingofatleastthreelayersofTSGand/orHSG/floatglass.Fromthepointofviewofimpactresistance,theuseofTSGorHSGforthetoplayerisrecommended.Thissurfacemustpossessnon-slipcha-racteristicsinaccordancewithDIN51097.Inordertoachievetherequiredresidualload-bearingcapacity,thetwolowerlayerswillnormallybemadeoffloatglassorHSG.
Glazing,mountingsandsupportingstructuremustbedesignedandtheirdimensi-onscalculatedtowithstandtheloadoftheirowncombinedweight(deadload)aswellasintendedhuman(working)loadsinaccordancewiththedesigncalculationconceptandallrelevantandapplicablestandards.
Table 4: Workingloads/flexurelimitsforsupporthumanloadsglazingDesign calculation concept DIN 18008-5Workingsurfaceloadqk, depending on usage category
C1:3.0kN/m²C3,T2:5.0kN/m²
Point load Qk , as an additional changingloadparametertobeinvestigated
C1:4.0kNC3:4.0kN/T2:2.0kN
Application area of point load 50x50mmInclusion of top sheet in structural static calculations allowed
only for constant design situation and fortemporarydesignsituation
Proof calculation for situation with brokentopsheet(i.e.onlythetwolowersheetsstillbeartheload)
proofforanextraordinarydesignloadcalculation situation
Standardsrelatingtotheactionofloads
DINEN1991-1-1DINEN1991-1-1/NA
Max.sag/flexurewith 3load-bearingsheets
l/200
Max.sag/flexurewith 2load-bearingsheets
l/100
In the case of stairways the construction/design must guarantee sufficientdistributionofloads.Stairsonstandstructuresshallalwaysbeclassifiedwithusagecategory T2.
Pict.2:Supportingsurfacedeptha(socalledGlaseinstand)
Pict.3:Effectivespanexceeding[l]andflexure[f]
LSGglazingElastomerSupportingsectiongimptape silicone gapBlocking
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■ 4. Approval procedures ■4.1 Basics
Ifaglasscomponentanditsglassproductsconformtothetechnicalbuildingregu-lations outlined in chapter 2.3 and to generally accepted technical principles, then it shallbesufficienttosubmittheverifiedstructuralcalculationsandtheverifiedplans,followingwhichconstructionapprovalwillbegranted.Inaddition,theconstructionworkonsitewillbecheckedandtheresultssubjectedtoanapprovalinspection.Ifadditionalcomponentsareinstalledforwhichstatutoryconstructionapproval,astatutory construction test report or type approval are required, then these docu-mentsaretobesubmittedtogetherwiththestructuralcalculations.Ifaglasscomponentorpartsofthiscomponentdonotconformtotheconstructionengineering regulations and generally accepted technical principles outlined in chapter 2.3, and if no statutory construction approval or statutory construction test certificatecanbeproduced,thenanindividualconstructionapproval(ZustimmungimEinzelfall–ZiE)shallberequired.AnInstallation Approval for a Specific Case maybegrantedinsteadoftheindividualconstructionapprovalifglassisusedonlywithintherulesandlimitationsdescribedinthisinformationsheet.
■4.2 Installation approval for a specific caseThisapprovalprocedureissimilartotheprocedureforobtainingindividualconstruc-tion approval. If an Installation Approval for a Specific Casehasbeengrantedonceforaparticularconstruction/designandtypeofusage,thentheexhibitioncom-panies in question will accept this for an identical design serving an identical purpo-se.Nevertheless,anewapplication for constructionworkapprovalandapprovalinspectionshallbesubmittedforeachrepeatedcase.Thetestreport,allcertificatesandapprovals,designdetails,aswellasglassdimensionsandthicknessesmustbesubmittedwiththeapplication.Glasscomponentsrequiringapprovalandwhichrequiretype3proofdocumentationarelistedincolumn14ofTablesA,BandC.
Installationapprovalsforspecificcasescannotbegrantedatshortnotice,astheyrequireaconsiderableperiodoftimeforprocessing.Applicationsfortheseshouldthereforebesubmittedatleast6weeksbeforethecommencementofconstruction.
Priortoconductingcomponenttests,itisadvisabletocontacttherespectiveexhibi-tioncompanyingoodtimeinordertocoordinateproceduresandintendedtestingmethods.Normally,componenttestingrequirementsstipulateinclusionofpartsoftheglasscomponent’sactualsubstructureinordertosimulaterealisticloads.
Theprocedureforobtainingan Installation Approval for a Specific Case is as follows:
– Thestructuralcalculationsandtherequiredcertificatesconfirmingtheidentityofthe product(s) (glass manufacturer/processing company‘s factory certificates)mustbeverifiedandcheckedbyapubliclycertifiedstructuralbuildingsurveyorandtester(inthefieldofsteel,concreteandbrickconstruction/engineering).
– Thesurveyorshallconfirmthattherearenoobjectionswithregardtothedesign‘ssuitabilityforuse.Itishisresponsibilitytodecideonthenecessityofadditionaltestingofmaterials,impactresistanceandwhetherfurtherproofofresidualload-bearingcapacitiesmustbeobtained.Thetest reportmustbesubmitted to theexhibitioncompanyalongwiththeotherapplicationdocumentsrequestingcon-struction work permit (construction permit) and subsequent monitoring of thestandconstructionworkandstandapprovalinspection.
– Finalapprovalwillbegrantedonlocationfollowinganinspectiontoconfirmthattheconstruction/designonsiteconformstothepreviouslyinspecteddocuments.Theengineercarryingout themonitoringand inspectionactsonbehalfof theexhibitioncompany.
Recommendedinstitutesfortestingcomponentsusedinglassconstruction/designarementionedintableD.
■ 5. Notes on design and design calculations
– Glassisabrittlematerial,anyfailureofwhichwilloccurspontaneouslyandwith-out warning.
– Glassissensitivetoblowswithhard,pointedobjects.
Thesepropertiesleadtothefollowingguidelinenotes:– Proofcalculationsfortheload-bearingcapacityofstructuralglassnotonlytake
intoconsiderationtheunbrokenglassbutalwaysincludeaninvestigationofthebrokenorpartiallybrokenglass(proofofresidualload-bearingcapacity).
– Thesupportdesignmustensurethatglasssheetsarenotsubjectedtopressureorstressesbythesupports.
– Directglass-to-glasscontactandcontactbetweenglassandotherhardmaterials(e.g.metal)shallbepreventedatalltimes,wherebytheeffectsofloadandtem-peraturefluctuationshavetobetakenintoaccount.
– Theminimumsupportingdepthsofglasssheets(“glassinsertiondepth”)ontheirrespectivesupportsectionsaswellastheallowablesheetandsupportingbeamsectionsasspecifiedinchapter2.3forthedesigncalculationconceptmustbeadhered to.
– Afterglazinghasbeen installed, themarkings identifyingthe individual typeofglasssheetused(e.g.TSG,HSG)mustbedurableandlegibleatalltimes.InthecaseofLSGglazing,asectionoftheedgemustbeleftfreeforinspectionpurpo-ses (to check thenumberof glass sheets, thickness, interlayer films)until theconstructionhasbeenapproved.Ifrequired,amanufacturer‘scertificateshallbesubmittedaswell.
– Theedgesofglasssheetsmustbefinishedorprotectedinsuchawayastoex-cludeanypossibilityofinjury.
– InthecaseofTSG,HSG,orLSGglazingmanufacturedfromsheetsofTSGorHSG,subsequentreworkingofthefinishedproductsuchascuttingoutsectionsordrillingholesisnotpossible.
– Sheetsintendedtobearhumanloadsmusthaveadurablenon-slipsurfacefinish.– Load-bearingadhesivejointsmayonlybeusedifageneralconstructionapproval
(abZ)hasbeengrantedfortheentireadhesivesystem(i.e.theglass,adhesiveandmetalcombination),andundertheconditionthatthejointismadeexactlyasdescribedintheapprovaldocuments.Therulesdescribedinchapter2.3do not yetmakeallowanceforapplyingmorefavourableassumptionsofthejointeffectoftheintermediatefilmlayersinLSGandthereforeanInstallation Approval for the Specific Case hastobeappliedforiftheseassumptionsareusedincalcu-lations. Trade publications [18] contain information on suitable calculation as-sumptionstoaccountforthejointeffectsinLSG.ThismaypossiblybeusefulforLSGinwhichSGPisused.
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■ 6. Examples of structures (Barriers) designed to prevent falls
Allpossibledimensions,typesofglass,thicknessesandthenecessaryproofdocu-mentsaresummarisedinTableB.
■6.1 Category B
Note:IfLSGmadeof10mmTSG+1.52mmPVB/SGP+10mmTSGorof10mmHSG+1.52mmPVB/SGP+10mmHSGinthedimensionsasstatedinTableBisused,only static structural proof calculations are required. AsspecifiedinDIN18008-4,thisalsoappliestoparallelogram-shapedbalustrades:
■6.2 Category C16.2.1 Railing infills secured vertically on 2 sides
Note: IfthetypesofglassandthedimensionslistedinTableBareused,onlystaticstruc-tural proof calculations are required.
6.2.2 Railing infills secured horizontally on 2 edges
Note: IfthetypesofglassandthedimensionslistedinTableBareused,onlystaticstruc-tural proof calculations are required.
6.2.3 Railing infills secured on 4 sidesfachung
Note: IfthetypesofglassandthedimensionslistedinTableBareused,onlystaticstruc-tural proof calculations are required.
6.2.4 Glazing secured at individual points by means of drilled anchorage points (design specifications in accordance with DIN 18008-4)
Note: IfthetypesofglassandthedimensionslistedinTableBareused,onlystaticstruc-tural proof calculations are required.
Pict.4:circularplate(section)
InaccordancewithAppendixDandDIN18008-4,therulesforCategoriesC1andC2alsoapplytoparallelogram-shapedbalustrades.
Category C1
LSGglazingClampingretainerElastomerSleeve
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Category C2
6.2.5 Point mounting with lateral clamps and anti-slip grips– Designsthathaveageneralconstructionapproval(abZ)shallbeusedinaccor-
dance with.– Forallsystemsthathavenotbeengrantedgeneralconstructionapproval,apen-
dulumimpacttestisrequired.Minimumrequirement:LSGcomprising6mmTSG+1.52mmPVB+6mmTSGor6mmHSG+1.52mmPVB+6mmHSGshallbeused.
6.2.6 Point mounting with clamps at top and bottom– Systemdesignsthathaveageneralconstructionapproval(abZ)shallbeusedin
accordancewiththespecificationsintheapprovaldocuments.– Forallsystemsthathavenotbeengrantedgeneralbuildingapproval,apendulum
impacttestisrequired.Minimumrequirement:LSGcomprising6mmTSG+1.52mmPVB+6mmTSGor6mmHSG+1.52mmPVB+6mmHSGshallbeused.
Pict.5:Terminalholder(section)
■6.3 Balustrade with horizontal bars (protection against falling is provided solely by sufficiently strong handrails and knee-height bars)
Geländerhöhe gemäß Technische Richtlinie beachten !
Reiling height must comply with technical guideline ! max. 35 cm
The type of glass used shall be selected from Table A, glazing not intended toprotect against falls. The spacing between horizontal bars should not exceedapprox.35cm.
LSGglazingElastomer
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■ 7. Construction engineering regulations, generaly accepted rules of engineering and references
[1] WörnerJ.-D.,SchneiderJ.,FinkA.:title“Glasbau:Grundlagen,Berechnung,Konstruktion“,publishedbySpringer-Verlag,BerlinHeidelberg;2001
[2] Bucak,Ö.:Glas im konstruktiven Ingenieurbau, in StahlbauKalender, pu-blishedErnst&SohnVerlagfürArchitekturundtechnischeWissenschaftenGmbH,Berlin,1999
[3] SedlacekS.,BlankK.,LaufsW.,GüsgenJ.:title“GlasimKonstruktivenInge-nieurbau”.(1.Aufl.)Ernst&SohnVerlagfürArchitekturundtechnischeWis-senschaftenGmbH,Berlin,1999
[4] SiebertG.:title“EntwurfundBemessungvontragendenBauteilenausGlas”.PublishedbyErnst&SohnVerlag fürArchitekturund technischeWis-sen-schaftenGmbH,Berlin,2001
[5] Bucak,Ö;Schuler,C:GlasimKonstruktivenIngenieurbau,inStahlbauKalen-der.PublishedErnst&SohnVerlag fürArchitekturund technischeWissen-schaftenGmbH,Berlin,2008
[6] Feldmann,M.;Kasper,R.:GlasbauimeuropäischenKontext,inStahlbauKa-lender.PublishedErnst&SohnVerlagfürArchitekturundtechnischeWissen-schaftenGmbH,Berlin,2015
[7] Weller,B.,Krampe,P.,Reich,S.:Glasbau-Praxis,KonstruktionundBemes-sung,3.Aufl.,Band1:Grundlagen,publishedBeuthVerlagGmbhBerlin,Wi-enZürich2013
[8] Weller, B., Engelmann,M., Nicklisch, F.,Weimar, T.: Glasbau-Praxis, Kon-struktion und Bemessung, 3.Aufl, Band 2: Beispiele nach DIN 18008, pu-blishedBeuthVerlagGmbHBerlin,WienZürich2013
[9] Wörner,J.-D;SchneiderJ.:Closingreportonexperimentsandcalculationstodeterminethedynamicstressesonglassasaresultofalightimpact,Fraun-hoferIRBVerlagStuttgart2000,BookletT2935
[10] Völkel,G.E.;RückR.:Investigationintopaneswithlinearsupporton4sideswhensubjectedto impact,Fraunhofer IRBVerlagStuttgart2000,BookletT2915
[11] Weller,B.,Nicklisch,F.,Thieme,S.Weimar,T.:Glasbau-PraxisinBeispielen,KonstruktionundBerechnung,Bauwerk-Verlag2.Aufl.2010
[12] DIN 18008-1 (December2010)Glass inBuilding-Designandconstructionrules-Part1:Termsandgeneralbases
[13] DIN 18008-2 (December2010)Glass inBuilding-Designandconstructionrules-Part2:Linearlysupportedglazings
[14] DIN 18008-3(July2013)GlassinBuilding-Designandconstructionrules-Part3:Pointfixedglazing
[15] DIN 18008-4(July2013)GlassinBuilding-Designandconstructionrules-Part4:Additionalrequirementsforbarrierglazing
[16] DIN 18008-5(July2013)GlassinBuilding-Designandconstructionrules-Part5:Additionalrequirementsforwalk-onglazing
[17] Kasper,R.,Pieplow,K.,Feldmann,M.:BeispielezurBemessungvonGlas-bauteilennachDIN18008;publishedErnst&SohnVerlagfürArchitekturundtechnischeWissenschaftenGmbH,Berlin,2016
[18] Wellershof,F.:BemessungsschubmodulefürVerbundglasscheiben,Stahlbau76(März2007),H.3,S.177188
[19] Building rules list (see www.dibt.de )
[20] ETB-Richtlinie: Bauteile, die gegen Absturz sichern (Juni 1985)
(ETAss directive: Building components designed to prevent falls)
■ 8. AbbreviationsAbbreviationabZ German:AllgemeinebauaufsichtlicheZulassung
(generalconstructionapproval)C1, C3 Categoriesforverticallyactingworkingloadsonfloorsof
publicmeetingspacesinbuildingsasspecifiedin DINEN1991-1-1/NA
DIBt DeutschesInstitutfürBautechnik(Germancivilengineeringinstitute)
ESG German:Einscheiben-Sicherheitsglas(fully-temperedglass/toughenedsafetyglass)
HSG Heat-strengthenedglassLSG LaminatedsafetyglassPPG Polished plate glassPVB polyvinylbutyral(intermediatefilmmaterialforLSG)SGP SentryGlas®plus(intermediatefilmmaterialforLSG)SLS ServiceabilitylimitstateSPG German:Spiegelglas(floatglassorPPG)T2 Categoryforverticallyactingworkingloadsonstairs/staircase
landings for large traffic loads and escape staircases as specifiedinDINEN1991-1-1/NA
TSG Toughened safety glassTVG German:TeilvorgespanntesGlas(heat-strengthenedglass)ULS UltimatelimitstateVSG German:Verbund-Sicherheitsglas(laminatedsafetyglass)ZiE German:ZustimmungimEinzelfall(individualconstruction
approval)
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■ 9. Keyword indexAbbreviations 10acrylicglass,polycarbonateproducts 2,12,13,14anti-slip/anti-skidsurface 9approval European Technical Approval 2, 4 generalconstructionapproval 2,4,5,7,9,10 procedures 7balustradeinfills category B 5, 8 category C 5 category C1 5, 8 category C2 9balustrades 5,8barrierglazing 5,10,13bendingstresses allowable 4buildingsurveyor 7category A 5category B 5, 8cat-walks 6combinationofpoint-mountingmethodandglasstype/thickness 4componenttests 6,7construction approval documentsforapplication 7 procedures 7design calculation concepts 3design notes 7duration of load action 3pressure, horizontal 5experimentalproof 5floatglass 2,5,6,10,13generalapprovalbybuildingauthorities 4generalconstructionapproval 2,4,5,7,9,10glass wall 4 ,5, 12, 13glazing 4 horizontal 5, 14 intended to prevent falls 4, 13 overhead 4, 5, 14 supportinghumanloads 14 vertical 4, 5, 12, 13heatsoaktestcertificate 4HSG/heat-strengthenedglass 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,13,14impactresistance 6,7,12,13,14individualconstructionapproval 5,7,10infills 5, 8InstallationApprovalforaSpecificCase 4,7LSG/laminatedsafetyglass 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14
landings 6,10limitstress 3,4limitstressfK 3, 4load factor 3, 4manufacturer‘scertificate 7materialproperties 4overhead glazing 4, 5, 14pendulumimpacttests 5PPG/polishedplateglass 2,5,10,13railings 5rated value of the resistance to stress failure Rd 4residualload-bearingcapacities 2,5,6safety net 5sag maximum,forhumanloads 6 permissible 6SLS/serviceabilitylimitstate 3,10slip prevention 5splinter protection 5stairs 6,10structural design standards 3supports/mounting,types 2,5test report 7testing institutes 15TSG/temperedsafetyglass 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14type approval 7types of supports 2, 5ULS/ultimatelimitstate 3,10vertical glazing 4, 5, 12, 13wire glass 3, 5, 12, 13, 14 span 5, 6workingloads 3,6,10 action duration 3 usage category C1 6 usage category C3 6 usage category T2 6
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Table A: Vertical glazing, not intended to prevent falls1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Structure type Allowed, yes/no
Glass thickness
in mm
SGP / PVB film thickness
Width in mm Height in mm Min. glass insertion
depth in mm
Type of proof
required
Civil engineering
rulesType Characterstic Structure Sheet support Glass type min max min max
Vertic
al gla
zing
not in
tende
d to p
reve
nt fal
ls
Glassw
all≤4.0m
abovefl
oorle
vel Linear
support on 2 sides
TSG yes 1LSG2layers yes 1Wire glass yes 1 2)
Acrylic glass yes 1
Linear support on 4 sides
TSG yes 1LSG2layers yes 1Wire glass yes 1 2)
Acrylic glass yes 1
Point supports
TSG yes 1LSG2layers yes 1Wire glass noAcrylic glass yes 1
Glassw
all>4.0m
abovefl
oorle
vel Linear
support on 2 sides
TSG yes 2, 5 ALSG2layers yes 2 AWire glass yes 2 2)
Acrylic glass yes 1 3)
Linear support on 4 sides
TSG yes 2 1) ALSG2layers yes 2 1) AWire glass yes 2 1) 2)
Acrylic glass yes 1 3)
Point supports
TSG yes 2, 3, 5 BLSG2layers yes 2, 3 BAcrylic glass yes 1 3)
Wire glass no
Railin
ginfills
ystem
withcross-b
aran
dfall-preventioncrossbarsa
tknee-heigh
t(the
actua
lglas
ssheethasn
obarrierfunction)
Linear support on 2 sides
TSG yes 1, 5 ALSG2layers yes 1 AWire glass yes 1 2)
Acrylic glass yes 1
Linear support on 4 sides
TSG yes 1 ALSG2layers yes 1 AWire glass yes 1 2)
Acrylic glass yes 1
Point supports
TSG yes 1, 5 BLSG2layers yes 1Wire glass noAcrylic glass yes 1
Kindofproof: 1:Nospecificproof 2:Verifiedstaticcalculations 3:Installationclearanceforspecificcase 4:Pendulumimpacttest
5:Heatsoaktest 6:Residualload-bearingcap.test 7:ShockimpactresistancetestCivilengineeringrules: A:DIN18008-1/2 B:DIN18008-1...3
1)Prooftype2(verifiedstaticdesigncalculations)arenotrequiredforsheetareasA≤1.6m²andd³4mm2)Wireglassisallowedonlyforexistingcomponents,ifitiscalculated/approvedinaccordancetotheformerlytechnicalstandardsrightintimeofthefirst-installationandbyclearanceoftheexhibitioncompany.
3)Clearanceonlybyvalidtestcertificatefornotformburningdroplets.
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Table B: Vertical glazing, intended to prevent falls (barrier glazing)1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Structure type Allowed, yes/no
Glass thickness
in mm
SGP / PVB film thickness
Width in mm Height in mm Min. glass insertion
depth in mm
Type of proof
required
Civil engineering
rulesType Characterstic Structure Sheet support Glass type min max min max
Vertic
al gla
zing
Fall-p
revention,barrier(Dh
>1m)
Glassw
all(cat.Aasde
finedinDIN18
008-4)
Linear support on 2 sides
TSG no 2)
LSG2layers yes 0.76 18 2, 4 A
Linear support on 4 sides
TSG no 2)
LSG2layers yes
2x6Float 0.76 500 1200 1000 200012 2 A2x8Float 0.76 500 1500 1000 2500
2x10Float 0.76 1200 2100 1000 30002x6Float 0.76 500 2000 1000 1200 12 2 A2x8Float 0.76 500 2500 1000 1500 12 2 A2x10Float 0.76 1000 3000 1200 2100 12 2 A2x6Float 0.76 300 500 500 3000 12 2 A
Point supports
TSG no 2)
LSG2layers yes 2x10HSG 1.52 12003) 16003) 4) 2 BLSG2layers yes 2x8TSG 1.52 12003) 16003) 4) 2 BLSG2layers yes 2x10TSG 1.52 16003) 18003) 4) 2 BLSG2layers yes 2x10TSG 1.52 8003) 20003) 4) 2 BLSG2layers yes 0.76 2, 3, 4 B
Balus
trade/pa
rapet
clamp
edattheb
ottom
, withhandrail(cat.B
as
definedinDIN18
008-4)
Linear clampingatone edge
TSG no
LSG2layers yes
2x10TSG 1.52 500 2000 900 1100 100 2 A
2x10HSG 18994 500 2000 900 1100 100 2 A
Railin
ginfill
(cat.C
1andC2a
sdefinedi
nD
IN18
008-4)
Linear support at top and bottom
TSG no 2)
LSG2layers yes2x6Float 0.76 1000
any desired 500
80018 2 A2x5TSG 0.76 800 1100
2x8Float 1.52 800 1100
Linear support at left and right
TSG no 2)
LSG2layers yes
2x6Float 0.76
500
800 1000
1100 18 2 A2x6TSG 0.76 1100 800
2x8Float 1.52 1100 800
Linear support on 4 sides
TSG yes 12 2, 4 A
LSG2layers yes 2x5Float 0.76 500 2000 500 1000 12 2 A
Railin
ginfill(only
cat.C
1asd
efined
inDIN18008-4)
Point supports
TSG no 2)
LSG2layers yes2x6TSG 1.52 1200 700
10 2 B2x8TSG 1.52 1600 800
LSG2layers yes 2x8HSG 1.52 1600 80010 2 B
LSG2layers yes 2x6HSG 1.52 1200 700
Glassw
allwithload-bearing/
prote
ctive
hand
rail i
n fro
nt
ofit(cat.C
3asd
efinedin
DIN18008-4)
Linear support on 2 sides
TSG no 2)
LSG2layers yes 18 2, 4 ALinear support on 4 sides
TSG no 2)
LSG2layers yes 2x5PPG 0.76 500 1500 1000 3000 12 2 A
Point supportsTSG no 2)
yes 2, 3, 4 B
Kindofproof: 1:Nospecificproof 2:Verifiedstaticcalculations 3:Installationclearanceforspecificcase 4:Pendulumimpacttest5:Heatsoaktest 6:Residualload-bearingcap.test 7:Shockimpactresistancetest
Civilengineeringrules: A:DIN18008-1/2/4 B:DIN18008-1...4Ifapendulumimpacttest,prooftype„4“,isnotspecifiedincolumn14,thenthisadvantageissubjecttoadherencetothelimitvaluesstatedincolumns7to13.StructuraldesignsnotlistedherewillrequireanInstallationApprovalfortheSpecificCase.2)Insystemshavingavalidgeneralstatutoryconstructionapproval,LSGmaybeusedinaccordancewiththetextoftheapprovaldocuments.3)Thedistancebetweenneighbouringpointsupportsinx-directionandiny-direction,respectively.4)Clampedonbothfacesbycircularplateswithdiameterd>=50mm,ifspacingisgreaterthan1200mm,platediametershallbed>=70mm,seeDIN18008-3/4Theuseofthermoplaticsmaterials(acrylicglass)andwireglassisnotallowedforverticalglazingintendedtopreventfalls(barrierglazing).Ifthesheetsareheldinlinearsupports,LSGmadeofHSGandwiththesamespecifiedthicknessesmaybeusedinsteadofLSGmadeoffloatglass.
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Table C, Horizontal glazing1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Structure typeAllowed, yes/no
Glass thickness in mm(top /*/ centre /*/ bottom)/*/ = 1.52 mm PVB / SGP
SGP / PVB film
thick-ness
Lenght in mm Width in mm Min. glass insertion depth in
mm
Type of proof requi-
red
Civil en-gineering
rulesType Characterstic Structure Sheet support Glass type min max min max
Horiz
ontal
glaz
ing
Over
head
glaz
ing
(angled
at>10
°to
theve
rtical)3)
Linear support on 2 sides
TSG noLSG2layers yes 0.76 12004) 2 5) AWire glass yes 7004) 15 2 7)
Linear support on 4 sides
TSG noLSG2layers yes 0.76 2 5) AWire glass yes 7004) 15 2 7)
Point supports
TSG noLSG2layers yes 1.52 2, 3, 6 6) BWire glass no
Walk
ablegla
zingforsu
pportingp
ersons
Installed
athe
ight≤
20cm
Linear support on 2 sides
TSG noLSG2layers noLSG3layers yes 30 2 5) CWire glass no
Linear support on 4 sides
TSG noLSG2layers noLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/10Float/*/10Float 1.52 1500 400 30 2 CLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/12Float/*/12Float 1.52 1500 750 30 2 CLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/10HSG/*/10HSG 1.52 1250 1250 35 2 CLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/12HSG/*/12HSG 1.52 1500 1500 35 2 CLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/15Float/*/15Float 1.52 2000 1400 35 2 CLSG3layers yes 30 2 5) CWire glass no
Point supports
TSG noLSG2layers noLSG3layers yes 2 5) CWire glass no
Installed
athe
ight>20
cm
Linear support on 2 sides
TSG noLSG2layers noLSG3layers yes 30 2, 3, 6, 7 CWire glass no
Linear support on 4 sides
TSG noLSG2layers noLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/10Float/*/10Float 1.52 1500 400 30 2 CLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/12Float/*/12Float 1.52 1500 750 30 2 CLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/10HSG/*/10HSG 1.52 1250 1250 35 2 CLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/12HSG/*/12HSG 1.52 1500 1500 35 2 CLSG3layers yes 8HSG/*/15Float/*/15Float 1.52 2000 1400 35 2 CLSG3layers yes 30 2, 3, 6, 7 CWire glass no
Point supports
TSG noLSG2layers noLSG3layers yes 2, 3, 6, 7 CWire glass no
Kindofproof: 1:Nospecificproof 2:Verifiedstaticcalculations 3:Installationclearanceforspecificcase 4:Pendulumimpacttest
5:Heatsoaktest 6:Residualload-bearingcap.test 7:ShockimpactresistancetestCivilengineeringrules: A:DIN18008-1/2 B:DIN18008-1...3 C:DIN18008-1...5
3)Overheadglazingthathastobecapableofsupportinghumanloadstopermitcleaningissubjecttoaspecialapprovalprocedure.4)Thedataapplytothesmallerdistancebetweensupports(supportdirection).5)IfHSGwhichhasnotreceivedgeneralstatutoryconstructionapproval(abZ)isused,anadditionalInstallationApprovalfortheSpecificCaseisrequired.6)Ifglasstype/supporttypecombinationsystemswhichhavebeengrantedageneralstatutoryconstructionapproval(abZ)areused,theInstallationApprovalfortheSpecificCaseisnotrequired.7) Wireglassisallowedonlyforexistingcomponents,ifitiscalculated/approvedinaccordancetotheformerlytechnicalstandardsrightintimeofthefirst-installationandbyclearanceoftheexhibitioncompany.Theuseofthermoelasticmaterials(acrylicglass)forhorizontalglazingisnotallowed.However,exceptionsmaybepossibleiftheexhibitioncompanyhasnoobjectionswithregardtofireprevention/protec-tion(burningdroplets)andstructuralstability.
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Use of Glass in Stand Construction Design Inside Exhibition Halls
Status: June 2019
Tabelle D, Recommended German institutes for testing components used in glass construction / design
TechnischeUniversitätDresden,InstitutfürBaukonstruktionen(Beyer-Bau)Prof.Dr.-Ing.WellerAugust-Bebel-Str.3001219Dresden
MFPALeipzigGmbHHans-Weigel-Str.2B04319Leipzig
TUHamburg–HarburgInstitutfürBaustatikundStahlbauProf.Dr.-Ing.StarossekDenickestr.721073Hamburg
Leibnitz-UniversitätHannoverInstitutfürMassivbauProf.Dr.-Ing.MarxAppelstr. 9a30167Hannover
MaterialprüfanstaltfürdasBauwesenBraunschweigBeethovenstr. 5238106Braunschweig
MPANordrhein-WestfalenMarsbruchstr.18644287Dortmund
RWT AachenLehrstuhlfürStahlbauProf.Dr.-Ing.FeldmannMies-van-der-Rohe-Str.152074Aachen
MPADarmstadtGrafenstr. 264283Darmstadt
TUDarmstadtInstitutfürWerkstoffeundMechanikimBauwesenProf.Dr.-Ing.WörnerFranziska-Braun-Str.364287Darmstadt
FMPABaden-WürttembergFB2,Abt.21,Referat214Pfaffenwaldring 470569Stuttgart(Vaihingen)
UniversitätKarlsruheVersuchsanstaltfürStahl,HolzundSteineProf.Dr.-Ing.UmmenhoferOtto-Amman-Platz176131Karlsruhe
Friedmann&KirchnerGesellschaftfürMaterial-undBauteilprüfungGroßeAhlmühle776865Rohrbach
FHMünchenLaborfürStahl-undLeichtmetallbauProf.Dr.-Ing.BucakKarlstr.680333München
TUMünchenLehrstuhlfürMetallbauProf.Dr.-Ing.MensingerArcisstr. 2180333München
InstitutfürFenstertechnike.V.Theodor-Grietl-Str.7-983025Rosenheim