Laminated glass with high fire resistance
A fire resistance and lamination technology, applied in glass manufacturing equipment, glass cutting device, window glass installation, etc., can solve the problem of not reaching EW120 fire resistance
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[0073] Example 1 - Symmetrical embodiment.
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[0075] *Temperature intensity
[0076] The laminated glass is manufactured as a cast-in-place method with a 10mm wide seal. The size is 1m x 2m. Fire resistance tests were carried out with laminated glass in a steel frame and glass bead attached towards the fire side. The outer panel facing the fire ruptured in the first minute of the test. Heat transfer of 12kW / m in 120 minutes 2 and thus remain below 15kW / m 2 limit value. The fire resistance of EW120 is thus achieved.
example 2
[0077] Example 2 - Symmetrical embodiment
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[0079] *Temperature intensity
[0080] The laminated glass was manufactured in a cast-in-place method and then cut into dimensions of 1 m x 2 m. Fire tests were carried out with laminated glass in a steel frame and glass bead on both sides. The outer panel facing the fire ruptured in the first minute of the test. Heat transfer of 11kW / m in 120 minutes 2 and thus remain below 15kW / m 2 limit value. The fire resistance of EW 120 is thus achieved.
example 3
[0081] Example 3 - Asymmetric embodiment
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[0083] *Temperature intensity
[0084] The laminated glass is manufactured as a cast-in-place method with a 10mm wide seal. The size is 1m x 2.3m. Fire tests were carried out with laminated glass in a steel frame and glass bead on both sides. The outer panel facing the fire ruptured in the first minute of the test. Heat transfer 2 and therefore keep below 15kW / m 2 limit value. The fire resistance of EW 120 is thus achieved.
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