Conference ProceedingsTampere, Finland | 15 - 18 June 2007
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Contents - Index
Conference Programme day by dayFriday 15th June 21
Saturday 16th June 22
Sunday 17th June 24
Monday 18th June 26
Posters 28
Programme Committees 30
Index of presenters in alphabetical order 32
Index of presenters by company 35
Opening & Plenary sessions
Energy conservation and industry trends in
automotive glassTomoaki Abe, Vice Chairman
Nippon Sheet Glass
39
Back to the future: A prognosticated update 40
for the 21st century. Trends, regulations andinnovations are changing the way we do business
Russell J. Ebeid, President - Glass Group, Guardian
Industries Corp.
Energy efficiency with glass in buildingsnot cost you the earth!
Arthur Ulens, CEO, AGC Flat Glass
it need 43
Finnish and European CompetitivenessEsko Aho, Finnish National Fund for Research and
Development SITRA
44
Architectural Challenges and Solutions
Chairmen: Graham Dodd, Arup & Axel Giesecke, Dow Corning
Stacking of glass - Structures and sculptures 49
Jan Wurm/Arup
Innovative glass structures - a focus on specialist 50
coatingsBenjamin Beer / WernerSobekNewYork
Consequence-based safety requirements for 57
structural glass membersFreek Bos / Delft University of Technology
Transparent polymers for joints in glass structures 62
Freek Bos / Delft University of Technology
The design of an all glass apartment complex, 68
Tower Bridge LondonIan Ritchie / Ian Ritchie Architects
Designing of bonded joints in glass structures 74
Bernhard Weller / Dresden University of Technology
Transparent roofs as space grid structures with 77
steel-glass-modulesBernhard Weller/Technische Universitat Dresden
An integrated fagade concept 81
Mikkel Kragh / Arup
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Comparison of curved glass and cold bent panelsGraham Dodd/Arup
83
Experimental research on scale 1:4 models of an 87
18m reinforced glass beamChristian Louter / Delft University of Technology
Innovative glass structures - An all glass cube 93
James O'Callaghan / Eckersley O'CallaghanStructural Design
Upgrading building appearances by improved 97
reflections on glass panesKarel Vollers / Delft University of Technology
Adjustable mould for annealing freely curved 100
glass panes
Karel Vollers / Delft University of Technology
Invisibility, dichroic- and colour effects: Special 103
glasses in creative fagadesMarten Walther / SCHOTT AG
Facetted shell structures of glass 106
Anne Bagger/BYG-DTU
Numerical and experimental investigation of a 110
cold glass bending processJan Belis / Ghent University - LMO
Refined test setup for pure wringing of laminated 113
glass.Dieter Callewaert/ Ghent University - LMO
New design concepts focused on reliability of 117
structural glass elements
Marco Devigili / University of Pisa
New vision for traditional egyptian arts in 122
designing architecture glassHanaa El Kazazz / Helwan University
Conceptual design for an all-glass facade system 125
Oliver Englhardt / University of Natural Resources
and Applied Life Sciences Vienna
An innovative high filigree glass-steel-system 129
Oliver Englhardt / University of Natural Resources
and Applied Life Sciences Vienna
Metamorphoses in glass room installations 133
Meeli Koiva vallo / Fie Meeli Vallo
Reinforcing glass, the effects of reinforcement 136
geometry and bonding technologyChristian Louter / Delft University of Technology
Case studies - how to use glass as a load 141
rearing element
Michel Palumbo/Vetrostrutturale srl
Steel and glass in architecture 143
Esa Piironen / Arkkitehtitoimisto Esa Piironen Oy
New prospects in point-fixing of glass offered by 145
SGP technology: the GECO SystemGianni Royer-Carfagni / University of Parma
Innovative approach to glass and glass 151
engineeringJohann Sischka / Waagner-Biro Stahlbau AG
Full glass stairway with a free span of 10 meter 152
Fokke van Gijn / Corsmit Consulting Engineers
The behaviour of flexible constrained glass panes 157
subjected to temperature loadsFrans van Herwijnen / University of TechnologyEindhoven
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Structural use of stacked annealed glassGennady Vasilchenko-Malishev/ Malishev Wilson
Engineers
161
Stacking glass elements, how to build a glass 166
tower
Frederic Veer / Delft University Of Technology
Stacking glass elements, building a glass towerFrederic Veer / Delft University Of Technology
170
Building Projects - Case StudiesChairmen: Graham Dodd, Arup & Axel Giesecke, Dow Corning
Use of laminated glass in structural glass 174
enclosure
Tali Mejicovsky / Ove Arup & Partners
Glass bearing walls - A case study 179
Mark DuBois / Ohlhausen DuBois Architects
Various systems of glass sound barriers in 184
Switzerland
Rudolf Hess / Glasconsult, Structural Engineeringof Glass
A review of the durability and of performance 190
silicone structural glazing systemsLawrence Carbary / Dow Corning Corp.
Market church Essen - The glass cube 194
Frank Wellershoff/ Permasteelisa Central Europe
Innovations with glass, steel and cables 198
Hans Schober / Schlaich, Bergermann and Partner
LP
Bridging the gap between art and processing 202
Steve Sherman / Harmon, Inc.
Outdoor glass balusters - New challenges 206
Mark K. Schmidt / Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates,
Inc.
The use of glass and steel in complex geometric 210
and free form fagade and roof structural
conceptsJohann Sischka / Waagner-Biro Stahlbau AG
Application of cold twisted tempered glass panels 213
in double curved architectural designsMick Eekhout/ Octatube Space Structures
Glass & architecture in Nordic climate 221
Rainer Mahlamaki / Lahdelma & Mahlamaki
Architects
Hybrid glass-acrylic fagade struts 222
Freek Bos / Delft University of Technology
Glass roofs protect Van Gogh paintings from 227
forest fires, burglars and agingJohan T. Koudijs / DGMR consulting engineers
Gallery glazing selection - A holistic approach 230
Neil McClelland / Ove Arup & Partners
Simplified design procedure for individual and 231
sophisticated entrance fagade solutions with
glassDirk Schulte / DORMA-Glas GmbH
Glass constructions for infrastructure - new 237
subway stations in Munich
Geralt Siebert / University of the German Federal
Armed Forces Munich
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Building a glass staircase to heaven while keeping 240
both feet on the groundFrederic Vser / Delft University Of Technology
Walking on air, designing and engineering a glass 244
bridgeFrederic Veer / Delft University Of Technology
Kamppi, Helsinki - design concept for the glass 247
facade
Jari Vesterinen / HAMK Univ. of Applied Sciences
Energy Performance in BuildingsChairmen: Werner Wagner / Sika Services AG & Enrico Ceriani / Glaverbel Italy &
James FJenney/National Fenestration Rating Council
EU policies for energy-efficiency 251
Rick Wilberforce / Pilkington
High-rise building glazing for strict climatic 254
conditions
Alexander Chesnokov/OAO "Glass Institute"
The glass in the Mediterranean architecture 257
Luis Chamizo Y Diez / Chamizo Arquitectos
FoilGlass - An innovative glazing, from concept 258
to realityThomas Hofmann / Centrosolar Glas
Selection of Low-E glass for residential glazing in 261
heating dominated climates
Cristopher Barry / Pilkington North America Inc.
Effective use of applied window film 266
Peter Spencer / CPFilms
Super high performance windows - Innovative 267
technologiesCraig Wesley / Southwall Technologies
Achieving energy savings with clear glass - 268
innovative technologiesCraig Wesley / Southwall Technologies
Energy performance of intelligent fagades 269
Stephen Selkowitz / LBNL
The potentials for high performance windows to 270
address global warmingStephen Selkowitz / LBNL
Double skin facade cavities - A parametric study 271
Harris Poirazis / Lund University
Double skin facade for energy savings on HVAC 276
systemsMauricio Torres / Univ. Politecnica de Cataluha
Rating the energy performance of fenestration 280
systemsJames Benney/ National Fenestration RatingCouncil
A thermal modeling comparison of typical curtain 282
wall glazingLawrence Carbary/ Dow Corning Corp.
Green building - Opportunities for the glass 287
industryValerie Block/DuPont
Case studies on geometric based energy-efficient 290
architecture
Bedriye Asimgil / Balikesir University
Perceptual approaches in transparent buildingscreated with glass material
Bedriye Asimgil / Balikesir University
Thermal performance of glass facades
Bedriye Asimgil / Balikesir University
Energy on buildings - the new Spanish standard
Eva Cuerva / Universidad Politecnica de Cataluna
Principles for facade-renovation of office
buildingsThiemo Ebbert/TU Delft Architecture
Successful implementation of glass technology- Bangkok International Airport
Stanley Yee / The Facade Group, Inc
Glass bridgeAndreas Haese / University of German Armed
Forces
Investigations on U-shaped glass with a
polyurethan lacquer for splintershieldPeter Hof / State Material Testing Institute
Darmstadt
Improving testing procedures to obtain more
reliable strength data for structural glass designMatthias Haldimann / Emch+Berger Engineers
New durable SCGTEC-sealant for self cleaningglasses
Seigo Nakamura / Kaneka Belgium N.V.
New Side-One design options in flat glassdecoration
Gerhard TDnker/ Ferro GmbH
History, current and future developments for
products and application techniquesNick Westra / Johnson Matthey Colour
Technologies
Illuminance measurements and thermal analysisof test rooms equipped with high performanceelectrochromic glazing
Matthias Rottman / Gesimat GmbH
New fire resistant glazingValentino Villari / Scheuten
293
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303
New Products, Applications and NanotechnologyChairman: Norbert Wruk, Pilkington Deutschland AG
308
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314
Use of solar desiccant air-conditioning systems in 317
spandrels of commercial buildingsIgnatius Calderone / Calderone & Associates PtyLtd.
320
Protecting exterior fenestration & glazing surfaces 325
with applied coatingsTracy Rogers / Edgetech IG
329
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Designing the Grand Canyon's new laminated 333
glass walkwayStephen Bennison / E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Co.
Inc
The morphological special features of the glass 336
surface frosted by the new glass frosting pasteOlga Sidelnikova / Institute of Solid State Chemistryand Mechanochemistry
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Transparent room systems made of glass by 346
means of a new adhesive technologyGunther Witek / DELO Ind. Adhesives & Andreas
Fuchs / University of Stuttgart
Decovision Glass - Individual design of laminated 348
glass with One-Way-Vision mesh
Mario Brunn / Sefar AG Printing Division
Aqueous jellies in the K20-Si02-H20 system and 350
their use in fire-resistant glassAlex Brykov / St. Petersburg State Institute of
Technology
Flat Glass co-operation in Sweden and the 352
development of a univ. course on glassinspiration
Elisabeth Flygt/Glafo
Investigations to the manufacture and the load 355
bearing behaviour of new hybrid constructionfrom glass and plastic
Michael Gobel / Bauhaus-Universitat Weimar
Smartfilm for smart windows 359
Jan Willem Hoist/Orpro Company LLC
Testing of point-fixings 360
Andreas Haese / University of the German Armed
Forces Munich
In-plane loaded glass panes in fagades 362
Edwin Huveners / University of TechnologyEindhoven
Mechanical properties of adhesives 367
Edwin Huveners / University of TechnologyEindhoven
Solar control glazing by nanotechnology 371
Giovanni Manfre/ MG Consult Sri
New laminated composite materials based on 378
float glassVladimir Maslov/ Institute of Semiconductor
Physics of NASU
Glass panel under in-plane shear loading: 380
Experimental investigationDanijel Mocibob/ EPFL
LED- and SMD-embedded Polyester Interlayer 384
Film for lighting, sensoric and functional glassDaniel Shavit/SUN-TEC Swiss United Technologies
Transparent sound screens made of glass for 387
motorways and railway tracksBarbara Siebert / Ingenleurburo Dr. Siebert
Work of art at buildings - point of view of a 392
structural engineerBarbara Siebert/Ingenieurburo Dr. Siebert
Thermal stress characterisation and compatibility: 393
specification of applied window films for glazingPeter Spencer/CPFilms
The 2nd generation of electrochromic solar control 394
glazingHartmut Wittkopf / Econtrol-Glas GmbH & Co. KG
Solar EnergyChairman: Norbert Wruk / Pilkington Deutschland
Photovoltaics: An overview of technologies and 396
market potentialsPaul Wyers / Energy research Centre of the
Netherlands
Building integrated photovoltaic combines 399
aesthetics & ecologyWilli Ernst / BIOHAUS PV Handels GmbH
An alternative manufacturing method for thin 401
film solar cells
Volker Geyer / Scheuten
On-line CVD of TCO-coatings for the thin-film PV 405
industryTim McKittrick / Pilkington
New developments in glazing for a better use of 408
solar energyAndreas Gombert / Fraunhofer - 1SE
Large scale high transmission glass for solar 411
applicationsHansjOrg Weis / INTERPANE
Alternative encapsulation for double-glass 413
photovoltaic modules
Bernard Kol! / Kuraray Europe GmbH Div. Trosifol
Waste materials in function of the transparentthermal insulator
Hrustem Smailhodzic / University of Tuzla
415
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Safety and Protective Glazing for BuildingsChairmen: Leon Jacob, Jacob and Associates Pty Ltd. & Keith Boswell, SOM
The role of safety glass in modern societyAbhi Ray / Sydney University of Technology
418
Behaviour of laterally loaded safety glass with an
emphasis on frame and panel deflections
Leon Jacob / Jacob and Associates Pty Ltd
419
Bomb blast performance of glazed fagadesDavid Cormie / Arup Security Consulting
422
Glazing innovations for large missile impactresistance for hurricane damage mitigation
David Rinehart/DuPont
428
Safety aspects of point-fixed glass construction
Barbara Siebert / Ingenieurburo Dr. Siebert
432
A coupled numerical and experimental approachfor failure analysis of tempered glass stiffeners
with pin jointsQuy Dong To / CSTB
437
A guide to the best practice in the specificationand use of fire resistant glazed systems
Kevin Hulin/GGF FRGG Group, Mann McGowan
Fabrications Ltd
442
Applications of computational wind engineeringin fagade design
Mauro Overend / Univ. of Nottingham
444
Hurricane Wilma aftermath: performance of
laminated glass in buildings~
Valerie Block/DuPont
449
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Cyclic fatigue of glass panels 452
Kaja Boxheimer / University of TechnologyDarmstadt
Project of Russian law: technical order "About 455
safety of glass and its products used in buildingsand constructions"
Alexander Chesnokov / OAO "Glass Institute"
Application with vacuum glazing for soundproof 458
and securityTetsuo Minaai / Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.
New German DIN Standard DIN 18008 for design 460
of glass structures
Gerhard Siebert / University of the German Federal
Armed Forces Munich
Applied window film for glass containment and 463
retention: impact resistance, blast mitigation and
overhead glazingPeter Spencer/CPFilms
Glass-Polycarbonate-Sandwich-Elements as
Overhead GlazingBernhard Weller/Technische Universitat Dresden
464
Use of Laminated GlassChairmen: Gerard Savineau / Solutia Europe S.A/N.V &
Johan Mortelmans / Kuraray Europe GmbH Division Trosifol
Glass canopy for the office centre of the DZ bank 569
in Berlin
Rudolf Hess / Glasconsult, Structural Engineeringof Glass
Strasbourg high speed train station 574
Jean-Francois Blassel / RFR
Glass bridge and roof for the Parliament of 575
LuxemburgJean-Francois Blassel / RFR
Practical guide to participate in the US hurricane 576
glazing market
Stephan Hiss / Kuraray Europe GmbH Div. Trosifol
Annealed, tempered, laminated? 579
Johan Koudijs / DGMR consulting eng.
Probalistic design model for glazing plates 581
Mar(a-Jesos Lamela-Rey / Univ. of Oviedo
Influences of laboratory and natural weathering 584
on the durability of laminated safety glassFrank Ensslen / Semcoglas Holding GmbH
Design of glass structures based on fracture 591
mechanics and its integration in national and
European design codesGeralt Siebert / University of the German Federal
Armed Forces Munich
Mechanical properties of laminated glass - Finite 594
element studyPol d'Haene & Gerard Savineau /
Solutia Europe S.A./N.V.
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Glass ProcessingChallenges of Coating ProcessesChairmen: Steve Nadel / Applied Materials &
Bart Verlinden / Bekaert Advanced Coatings NV
The effect of coatings on the bending strength of 468architectural glass
John Colvin/JCGC Ltd.
Eliminating short and long term drifts in reactive 470
sputter coating of glassDermot Monaghan / Gencoa
Progressive power supplies for architectural glass 474
coatingDirk Ochs / HOttinger Elektronik GmbH + Co KG
Rapid growth nanoparticle low-e coating 477
Markku Rajala / Beneq Oy
Preserving coating uniformity across variable 480
production loads
Steve Nadel / Applied Materials
Processing of high performance solar control soft 485
coatingsJean-Marie Sellier/Glaverbel SA
How the manufacturing technology of a large 486area sputtering target can influence the cost of
modern rotatable based glass coatingMartin Weigert/W.C. Heraeus GmbH
Flexible and performing upgrades of vacuum 490
coaters
Bart Verlinden / Bekaert
Generation and control of colour appearance in 493architectural glass coating
Christoph Kockert / Von Ardenne
Possibility of functionality and decoration onto 496
building glassRoland Drach / Sefar AG Division Druck
Technology of glass paints & using themto restore the monumental glass ceilings &apertures in Egypt
Mohamed Zenhoum / A3R
499
Process Design - Value ChainChairmen: Klaus Muhlhans, ALBAT + WIRSAM Software AG &
Mauri Leponen, Tamglass Ltd. Oy
AWJ Glass Ltd - Growing a succesfull qualitybrandname
Andy Whitelaw - AWJ Glass Ltd
506
Dynamic sorting systems "first sort" for 510
insulating glass manufacturingHans Gfeller / Bystronic Maschinen AG
Optimizing an IG producer's supply chain, from 513
cutting to dispatchHarald Biel / Wolf+Meier Isolierglaswerke GmbH &
Co. KG
Safety and Security of Facade Design throughQuality of Processes and Components
Dirk Schulte / DORMA-Glas GmbH
515
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lT-supported approach for process optimisation in
the flat glass fabricationGuido Ledermann / Soglatec GmbH
521
Complete solutions for marking and identification 524
of flat glassesThomas Rainer / Boraglas GmbH
Sensors for glass handlingThomas Rainer / Boraglas GmbH
526
Insulating Glass Units
Chairmen: Helmut Hohenstein, Dr. Hohenstein Consultancy & Tapio Nissinen
New developments in multifunctional IGU's 528
Oliver HObler & Frank Schneider / OKALUX GmbH
Performance of insulating glass units - Field 532
correlation study over 25 years, 1980-2005William Lingnell / Lingnell Consulting Services
Keynote Speaker: Optimizing window thermal 535
properties to maximize annual energy savingsStephen Selkowitz / LBNL
High thermal insulating performance and saving 536
energy properties of vacuum glazingTetsuo Minaai / Nippon Sheet Glass
Development and quality control of vacuum 539
glazingNelson Ng / The University of Sydney
Vacuum-insulating glass: Practice potential and 541
advanced production methods
Wolfgang Friedl / Grenzebach Maschinenbau
GmbH
Keynote Speaker: Russian Federation towers - A 542
structural glazing facade at the highest stage of
energy savingWerner Wagner / Sika Services AG
Warm edge insulating glass spacer trends and 544
practical cost analysisWerner Lichtenberger/Truseal Technologies Inc.
Improving long-term energy performance of 547
insulating glass in buildingsGerhard Reichert / Edgetech IG Inc
Reactive hot melts as insulating glass sealants 549
John Greenzweig / H.B. Fuller Company
Energy savings hot and cool climate zones in 550
project business
Dirk Seidel & Ralf Greiner / Guardian FlachglasGmbH
'<?w dimensions in quality control for insulating 553
ass units
Bernd Schmitt / Lenhardt Maschinenbau GmbH
traduction of architectural (safety) insulated 556
lass compulsory certification of China
Xinyong Shi / China Building Materials Test and
Certification Center
Direct glazing: The future in window construction 559
Knut Goke / Koemmerling Chemische Fabrik GmbH
Numerical modeling of coercible gas natural 561
convection for IGU thermalphysic behavior
analysisStanislav Chesnokov/ Moscow Engineering PhysicsInstitute (State University)
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The Delta-Ttest method. Options and limitsKathrin Juch / GRACE GmbH & Co. KG
565
Energy efficient IGUs using polymeric near
infrared reflecting films
Raghu Padiyath / 3M Company
566
Insulating glass units: the effects of seal stresses
and deformations on durability and service lifeAdrian Panait / Centre Scientifique et Technique du
Batiment
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Quality ManagementChairmen:
Klaus MQhlhans, ALBAT + WIRSAM Software AG & Ludger Wahlers, ISRA
Surface Vision GmbH
Measuring the daylight and solar energy 599
properties of glazingPeter van Nijnatten /TNO Science & Ind.
Optical quality control in the pre-processing of 603
tempered glassKai Vogel / Viprotron GmbH
IGU's: Comparasion of laboratory test according 606
to EN 1279
Ennio Mognato / SSV
The failure strength of glass, a non-transparent 610
value
Frederick Veer / Delft Univ. of Technology
Bending strength and fracture of glass materials 615
under the different loading conditions
Yurii Rodichev/G.S. Pisarenko Institute
Perceived and experienced quality of glass 619
facades in glass-rich buildingsGote Nyman / University of Helsinki
Implementation of comrnunitary aquis - 622
Arhitectural flat glass in buildingSabina Botea / National Glass Institute Branch
Ploiesti
Methods of composite glass materials quality and 624
strength testingYurii Rodichev / G.S. Pisarenko Institute for
Problems of Strength of NASU
Low temperature inelasticises of silica-glasses 626
Frank Schneider / OKALUX GmbH
A complete solution for State-of-the-Art 630
measurement of the emissivity of coated glazingproducts.
Peter van Nijnatten / TNO Science & Industry
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Laminated Glass DesignChairmen: Gerard Savineau / Solutia Europe S.A/N.V &
Johan Mortelmans / Kuraray Europe GmbH Division Trosifol
Influence of the polymeric interlayer shear 633
modulus
Tomas Baenas Tormo / Cristalerfa Soler Hermanos.,
S.A.
Performance of glass - lonoplast laminates above 639
room temperatureJan Belts / Ghent Univ. LMO
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Thermo-mechanical behaviour of laminated glass 643
panesLeonardo Lani / University of Pisa
Comparison of monolithic and laminated glass 648
John Colvin/JCGC Ltd
The new glass design approach 650
Ignatius Calderone / Calderone and Associates PtyLtd.
Glued and preloaded bolted connections 654
Dieter Callewaert/ Ghent Univ. LMO
Structural behaviour of laminated glass elements- A step towards standardization
Didier Delince / Laboratory for Research on
Structural Models, Ghent University
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Tempering / Pre-processingChairman: Eero Jalkanen /Tamglass Ltd. Oy
The drilling process - An approach to 664
improvementMichael Emonds/Aachener Chemische Werke
Influence of edge finishing on the resistance to 668
thermal stresses
Vincenzo Sglavo / Univ. of Trento - Dimti
Edge finishing and defect effects on glass beam 673
strengthMichel Palumbo / Vertostrutturale srl
Heat processing for laminating and tempering 674
James Gulnick / Tamglass America, Inc
High performance low-e tempering process 675Eero Jalkanen/Tamglass Ltd. Oy
Breakage incidents in a project with laminated, 679
bent, heat strengthened glass panelsMick Eekhout / Octatube Space Sturctures
Analysis of bent heat-treated glass panel 685
breakagesJohn Colvin/JCGC Ltd.
"02 behavior and interaction with atmosphere 688id glass in a glass tempering environment
Ren Bartoe / Vesuvius, Fused Silica Division
oblem of splitting of glass in two layers during 691
ampering in horizontal furnace
Ashok Kumar Chakrabarty / Asahi India GlassLimited
Modeling dowel connections in toughened glass 693Jens Henrik Nielsen / BYG-DTU
Heat soak test (HST) with high reliability 698Chihiro Sakai / NSG Techno-Research Co.Ltd.
Mechanism of spontaneous breakage of
tempered glass - Monolithic silicon particlesJianjun Yang / Xinyi Glass Holdings Limited
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Product & Process Case Studies
Chairmen: Klaus MUhlhans, ALBAT + WIRSAM Software AG &
Mauri Leponen, Tamglass Ltd. Oy
After a quarter of a century - What is next forglass surface protection?
Stephen Byers / Ritec International Ltd
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Geometrical transformation of glassJurgen Neugebauer / Maierhofer Glastechnik
GmbH
708
New fixing system for facades - Filigree point 712
fixed facades without drillings in glassClaudia Pauli / Pauli & Sohn GmbH
Energy consumption in different types of glass 715
treatment processes
Reijo Karvinen / Tampere University of Technology
GS110 Infrared Thermal Imaging System for 718
low-emissivity glass with automatic emissivitycorrection
Stefan Stolze / Raytek GmbH
Moderation of particles impact on glass surface
by sandblastingSaid Bouzid / University of Setif
719
On influence of defect of glasses in form of NiS 722
on the process of spontaneous breakdown ofhardened glasses
Vladimir Solinov/Joint Stock company "Institute of
Technical Glass"
Laser Technology
Latest state-of-the-art laser cutting developments 725
Michael Degel / Jenoptik AutomatisierungstechnikGmbH
Laser cutting using NIR radiation 728
Michael Haase/H2B Photonics GmbH
Float Ribbon on-line laser cutting 732
Wolfgang Friedl / Grenzebach Maschinenbau
GmbH
Quartz glass - FE Simulation of a laser beam 733
welding processMichael Gobel / Bauhaus-Universitat Weimar
Influence of glass processing at its strength and 738
thermal stabilityAlexander Zhimalov / Saratov Glass Ins., Co. Stk.
Laser glass cutting - benefits and solutions 832
Michael Degel / Jenoptik AutomatisierungstechnikGmbH
Laser cut edges for higher breaking strength of 833
all glass panes
Wolfgang Friedl/Grenzebach Maschinenbau
GmbH
Automotive
New Challenges of Car and Glazing MarketsChairmen: Don W. Ableson, General Motors Corp. &Vincent I. Henry, Henry Technology Solutions LLC
The art and science of glassDick Ruzzin / General Motors
740
Influence of glazing design on optics of vision 744
sensors
Hagen Rakus / Volkswagen AG
The autoglass aftermarket in EuropeHelmut Wolk / Wolk & Partner Car Consult GmbH
748
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Glass industry evolution to satisfy changingautomotive requirments
Vincent Henry / Henry Technology Solutions, LLC.
& Don Ableson / General Motors Corp.
749
New Techniques in Laminated GlazingChairman: Doug Keir, DuPont (UK) Ltd
Recent trends in use of laminated glass in 752
automotive glazingMichel Van Russeft / Solutia Europe S.A.
New technology for panoramic roofs glazing 755
Cynthia Kirschner/ DuPont Glass LaminatingSolutions
Polycarbonate Challenges GlassChairmen: Michel Van Russelt, Solutia Europe S.A.&
Wilfried Hedderich, Exatec GmbH & Co. KG
Solutions for polycarbonate automotive glazing 757
Sven Gestermann / Bayer Material Science AG
Part integration opportunities for polycarbonate 760
glazingVolker Kessler / General Electric Plastics
Finishing options for poly-carbonate automotive 763
glazingBruce Benda / Exatec, LLC.
PC glazing is getting a hot glass alternative 766
developmentEssa Alessandra Bosco, Inglass
Coatings and PrintingChairman: Nick Westra, Johnson Matthey Colour Technologies
New generation of automotive glass enamels 770
to meet the rising challenges of the global car
manufacturers
Oliver Heitmann / Ferro GmbH
Possibilities of digital printing in automotive glass 772
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Avi Feinschmidt / DIP Tech
The need for automotive glass surface protection 774
Stephen Byers/ Ritec International Ltd
An innovative heat reflective metallic ceramic frit 778
for auto glassCarey Xin / Xinyi Glass Holdings Limited
Quality Assurance in Design and ProductionChairmen: Tommi Salenius /Tamglass Ltd. Oy & Klaus Preusser
Inline inner cut-outs, complex shapes completely 780
pre-processed with one time positioning onlyRobert Hereth / Rohmer + Stimpfig
Innovative technology for the glass quality control 782
Vincent Meyer / Techlab-Visuol Technologies
GlassVision 4D - Flexibility to measure all 786
automotive glasses in a single gaugeTerho Valtonen / Mapvision Oy
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Glass system design for head impact protectionwith automotive bullet proof glass
Keith Friedman / Friedman Research Corporation
The AGE Code of Practice for the safe
replacement and repair of automotive glassPirn de Ridder / European Glaziers Association
UEMV
RecyclingChairmen: Tommi Salenius / Tamglass Ltd. Oy & Klaus Preusser
Debonding TEM technology for reuse and
recycling automotive glazingGiovanni Manfre / De-bonding Ltd.
Minimising the environmental impact of cars endof life glass recycling
Piero Ercole/SASILS.p.A
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797
Markets & Trends
Changing Markets - Local vs. globalChairman: Alain Jardinet / Glaverbel
Politicians should support new trends on energy 803
efficient fenestration
Pirn de Ridder / European Glaziers Association
UEMV
Environmental Refractions: Glazing, sustainability 805
& aesthetics
David Norris / James Carpenter Design Associates
Inc
Does perceived quality of glass facades affect the 808
image of the building - A pilot studyLaura Nieminen / University of Helsinki
Current scenario & transformation of a 809
developing market
Rajan Govind / Arup Singapore Pte Ltd
Energy certification - A market transformation 812
mechanism
Rick Wilberforce / Pilkington
Chinese flat glass supply/demand dynamics 814
Andy Skillen / Asian Glass
Russian flat glass market: Advance increase of 815
demand
Lev Shakhnes / Union of Glass Enterprises
Laminated glass: Identifying the trends 818
Roberto Giovannini/Z.Bavelloni S.p. A.
Challenging architecture 819
Matti Rautiola/Tampere University of Technology
Energy efficiency - A global problem 820
Helmut Hohenstein / Dr. Hohenstein Consultancy
China Float Glass Sector Energy Efficiency Survey 824
Xinchun Wang / Technical Information for BuildingMaterials Industry of China
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