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Edge strength of core drilled and waterjet cut holes in architectural glass

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By Kay Sanders, Freek Bos, Erwin ten Brincke, Jan Belis
| Glass on Web Verified
The development of structural details in glass connections is the main topic of this research. Source: Glass Structures & Engineering Abstract In structural glass design, an often-applied connection is a bolted connection subjected to in-plane tensile loads. Traditionally, the hole in the glass pane is manufactured by core drilling and conical edge finishing. An alternative method is by waterjet cutting the holes, resulting in cylindrically shaped holes.
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