Ongoing Model Development Analyzing Glass Fracture

G. Molnar; I. Bojtar; Jens Henrik Nielsen

Ongoing Model Development Analyzing Glass Fracture

G. Molnar, I. Bojtar, Jens Henrik Nielsen

Budapest University of Technology and Economics

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Present subject deals with an ongoing experimental and numerical analysis of inplane loaded glass plates. The main goal of the investigation is to develop a hybrid – discrete and finite element – model which could follow the fracture process in annealed and in tempered glass. Measurements of the residual stress state before failure and high-speed camera recordings of the failure are being performed in order to verify the numerical model. The primary goal of this research is to follow the overall fracture of a structural element – e.g. beam – loaded inplane. Present paper would like to give an overview of the structure of the research and a summary of current status archived so far.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	COST Action TU0905, Mid-term Conference on Structural Glass
Editors	J. Belis, C. Louter, D. Mocibob
Number of pages	197
Publisher	Taylor & Francis
Publication date	2013
ISBN (Print)	978-1-138-00044-5
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	COST Action TU0905 mid-term conference on Structural Glass - Poreč, Croatia Duration: 18 Apr 2013 → 19 Apr 2013

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Conference	COST Action TU0905 mid-term conference on Structural Glass
Country/Territory	Croatia
City	Poreč
Period	18/04/2013 → 19/04/2013

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