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Pre-stressed glass is commonly used in architectural applications because controlled changes in the residual stress state produce useful characteristics such as higher strengths and safer fracture patterns compared to annealed glass. Common glass pre-stressing techniques are either thermal pre-stressing or chemical pre-stressing. These two processes and their effects on the performance of the glass are discussed in Sect. 6.2 and Sect. 6.3, respectively. Measuring the amount of residual stresses using photoelasticity is discussed in Sect. 6.4.

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Pre-stressed Glass

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    2026年

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  • Jan Belis,
  • Johannes Kuntsche,
  • Christian Louter,
  • Jens Henrik Nielsen,
  • Mauro Overend,
  • Frank Schneider,
  • Jens Schneider,
  • Sebastian Schula

摘要

Pre-stressed glass is commonly used in architectural applications because controlled changes in the residual stress state produce useful characteristics such as higher strengths and safer fracture patterns compared to annealed glass. Common glass pre-stressing techniques are either thermal pre-stressing or chemical pre-stressing. These two processes and their effects on the performance of the glass are discussed in Sect. 6.2 and Sect. 6.3, respectively. Measuring the amount of residual stresses using photoelasticity is discussed in Sect. 6.4.