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Glass beams and fins are frequently used in practice as stiffeners for roof and façade panels, and the mechanical interaction between them is often given by continuous silicone sealant joints. As a result, differing from traditional steel–concrete or timber–concrete sections, the so assembled systems behave as coupled laterally restrained (LR) assemblies with intermediate flexible joints, whose LTB...
Glass is largely used in practice as a structural material, e.g. as beam and plate elements able to carry loads. Their structural interaction is often provided by mechanical connections, although recent trends are moving toward the minimization of metal components and the primary involvement of adhesives or silicone structural joints working as partially rigid continuous restraints.In this work, the...
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