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    This document summarizes the design of a curtain wall consisting of glass panels. It analyzes two load cases - a wall panel made of annealed glass measuring 0.9m x 6.63m supported on two sides, and a rib panel made of tempered glass measuring 0.25m x 6.63m supported on two sides. For both load cases, under the combined dead and wind loads, the maximum stress is less than the allowable stress, and the maximum deflection is less than the allowable deflection, indicating the design passes the analysis.

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    GLASS PANEL DESIGN

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    GLASS PANEL DESIGN W1D1

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    This document summarizes the design of a curtain wall consisting of glass panels. It analyzes two load cases - a wall panel made of annealed glass measuring 0.9m x 6.63m supported on two sides, and a rib panel made of tempered glass measuring 0.25m x 6.63m supported on two sides. For both load cases, under the combined dead and wind loads, the maximum stress is less than the allowable stress, and the maximum deflection is less than the allowable deflection, indicating the design passes the analysis.

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    Curtain Wall Design Model Stress Analysis

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    This document summarizes the design of a curtain wall consisting of glass panels. It analyzes two load cases - a wall panel made of annealed glass measuring 0.9m x 6.63m supported on two sides, and a rib panel made of tempered glass measuring 0.25m x 6.63m supported on two sides. For both load cases, under the combined dead and wind loads, the maximum stress is less than the allowable stress, and the maximum deflection is less than the allowable deflection, indicating the design passes the analysis.

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    CURTAIN WALL W1-D1

    DESIGN MODEL
    DESIGN LOAD

    DL: GLASS PANEL: 2500 kg/m3

    WL. :WIND LOAD: 80 kg/m2


    DESIGN GLASS PANEL
    DISPLACEMENT LOAD CASE : DL+WL. (WALL PANEL)

    DISPLACEMENT LOAD CASE : DL+WL. (RIB PANEL)


    GLASS PANEL STRESS LOAD CASE : DL+WL (WALL PANEL)

    Glass Type: Annealed Glass

    Panel Size: 0.90 m x 6.63 m.

    Supporting Method: Two sides supported by silicone

    Thickness of Glass: 6 + 6 mm.

    Refer to graphical result,


    Maximum Stress; σmax. = 62.3 Ksc. (DL+WL combination)

    Allowable Stress; σall. = 252.5 Ksc. (refer to AS1288-06 T. B1 Ultimate limit state design stress@At edge)

    HENCE σmax < σall ……………….PASS

    Maximum Deflection; Δ max = 6.73 mm.

    Allowable Deflection; Δ all = 6630/90 = 73.66 mm. or max 20.00mm.

    HENCE Δ max < Δ all ……………….PASS


    GLASS PANEL STRESS LOAD CASE : DL+WL (RIB PANEL)

    Glass Type: Tempered Glass

    Panel Size: 0.25 m x 6.63 m.

    Supporting Method: Two sides supported

    Thickness of Glass: 10 + 10 mm.

    Refer to graphical result,


    Maximum Stress; σmax. = 103.0 Ksc. (DL+WL combination)

    Allowable Stress; σall. = 631.30 Ksc. (refer to AS1288-06 T. B1 Ultimate limit state design stress@At edge)

    HENCE σmax < σall ……………….PASS

    Maximum Deflection; Δ max = 6.33 mm.

    Allowable Deflection; Δ all = 6630/90 = 73.66 mm. or max 20.0mm.

    HENCE Δ max < Δ all ……………….PASS

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