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Contents - Index

Index of presenters in alphabetical order 20

Index of presenters by company 23

Conference Programme day by dayFriday 12th June 28

Saturday 13th June 28

Sunday 14lh June 30

Monday 15th June 32

Posters 34

Architect ForumChairmen: Ulrich Knaack/TU Delft & Jens Schneider/Technische Universitat

Darmstadt

Shadows of mirrors

Francois Roche / R&Sie

41

Material sensibility - Iteration of work on theeffects of material experimentation

Astrid Piber/UNStudio

44

Light in the Public RealmJames Carpenter/ James Carpenter DesignAssociates Inc.

49

New trends in free-form designNiccold Baldassini / RFR

Thinking Big with Structural Glass

James O'Callaghan / Eckersley O'Callaghan

Transparent Cubical Glass Building in Madrid

Mick Eekhout / Octatube International bv & Delft

University of Technology

The Need for Research and DevelopmentCollaboration between Designers and Industry

John Kooymans / Halcrow Yolles

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Energy Performance in BuildingsChairmen: Warner Wagner/ Sika Services AG & Martin Sykora / AGC Flat Glass

Europe & James Benney/National Fenestration Rating Council

Energy Efficiency Activities in the United States

and the Impact on Fenestration Products and

SystemsJames C. Benney/National Fenestration RatingCouncils

72

EU Legislation and Policies for Energy Efficiency 75

in BuildingsRick Wilberforce / Glass for Europe

The Label of Energy-Saving Performance in Doors 78

and Windows of BuildingsShi Xinyong / China Building Materials Test and

Certification Center

Demonstration and test beding of four glazing 83

types in daylight test chambers in SingaporeStephen Wittkopf / National University of Singapore/ Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne

Optimal Glazing For Optimal Energy Savings 86

Denis Ramboux / AGC Flat Glass Europe

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Comparisons of Thermal Performance and EnergyConsumption of Facades Used in Commercial

BuildingsLawrence D. Carbary/ Dow Corning Corporation

89

The research of thermo technical characteristic of

window glazing by PVC and aluminium profilesfor low temperature conditions of a continental

climate in Russia

Alexey Verkhovskiy / Research Institute of Building

Physics Russian Academy of Architecture and

Building Science

95

Transparency v Reflectivity: What Really Works in 100

the Desert?

Arthur Millwood / Emirates Glass LLC

Improvements In The Method Of Calculating The 104

Energy Performance Of Laminated Glass

Ignatius Calderone / Calderone and Associates PtyLtd

Applications of coated glass in high performance 107

energy efficient windows

Arne Roos / The Angstrom Laboratory, Uppsala

University

Dynamic Building Fagades For Zero Energy 111

BuildingsStephen Selkowitz / Lawrence Berkeley National

Laboratory

The C02-cutting benefits of installing Solar 117

Control Glass in buildings.Bruno Carrel-Billiard / Saint-Gobain Glass

Variable Light Transmission - Laminated - 119

Thermochromic Windows Free of Wired control

systemsMillett, Fred / Pleotint, L.L.C.

Timber-Glass Composite Structural Panels:

Tectonics, Sustainability & Integrated EnergeticSystem Solutions

Jose Manuel Pequeno / dst domingos da silva

teixeira, s.a. / ISISE, University of Minho

123

Characterization of translucent glazing units for

the design and evaluation of indoor lightingGiuseppe Rossi / INRIM

127

Energy Saving by use of Active Roof Windows

Bruno Harald Philipson/VELUX A/S

133

New Products and ApplicationsChairman: Norbert Wruk/ Pilkington Deutschland AG

Metal-to-glass bonding properties of an acrylate 139adhesive (DELO GB368) and an ionoplastinterlayer (SentryGlas) at 23, -20 and 60°C.

Christian Louter / Delft University of Technology,Faculty of Architecture

Hybrid Components of Glass and Polycarbonate 144

Kristina Harth /Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

New Marine Glazing Developments 149

Valentina Gizzi / DuPont Glass Laminating Solutions

The future of glass - examples of innovative 152

products and forms

Peter Tuckmantel / Hunsrticker Glas-VeredelungWagener GmbH & Co. KG

Phosphorescent glass in architecture and design 160

Silke Warchold / gruppe RE interior + productdesign

Size matters - And fire safety must be secured

Werner Hillmann / INTERVER AG

163

Comparison of Corrosion Tests for Architectural 167Glass Enamels

U. Brokmann/TU llmenau, Department of

Inorganic-Nonmetallic Materials

High Performance Nano-Coatings for Glass 169

G. Sakoske / Ferro Corporation

100% Silicone based four sided spandrel coatings 173

Marufur Rahim/ICD

New Product Range for Glass Decoration 174

Roland Drach / Sefar AG Printing Solutions

Transparent Electronic Interlayer 177

Daniel Shavit / SUN-TEC Swiss United TechnologiesCo. Ltd.

Innovative Applications for High Transmission 181

Coated Glass

Christopher Barry / Pilkington NA Inc

Laminated glass with embedded LEDs: the 184

use of specific power supplies able to providecontinuous high voltage allows new lightingapplications and colour changes in decorative

applicationsHugues Lefevre/AGC Flat Glass Europe

Laser-based Fast and Flexible Surface Structuring 187of Glass

H. Gebauer/ Laser Zentrum Hannover

Laminating metal-to-glass: preliminary results of 191

case-studyJan Belis / Ghent University, Laboratory for Research

on Structural Models, Department of Structural

Engineering

Objective assessment of recycled glass for 194

architectural applicationRodney Bender / Welsh School of Architectural

Glass, Swansea Metropolitan University

Laser processing of glass 196

M. Hirvimaki / Lappeenranta University of

Technology, Laboratory of Welding Technology andLaser Processing

How to design glass constructions - an 199

educational concept and its outcome

Kirsten Pieplow/Technische Universitat Berlin,Faculty of Civil and Structural Engineering

Common features of glass surface degradation 202

E. RSdlein / Department of Inorganic-NonmetallicMaterials, llmenau University of Technology

Multifunctional built-up glass blocks 205

Rodichev Yu.M. / G.S. Pisarenko Institute for

Problems of Strength of NASU

An experimental study of crack propagation 208

in glass with the Electronic Speckle Pattern

InterferometryGianni Royer-Carfagni / Department of Civil-

Environmental Engineering and Architecture,University of Parma

The Need for a Methodology to Assess Surface- 213

Damaged Glass

Mark K. Schmidt/Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates,

Inc.,

The light scattering by glass surface layer 216

modified with surface ionic-exchange paste (SIEP)Sidelnikova O.N. / Institute of Solid State Chemistryand Mechanochemistry

The Sustainable Highway 221

L3szl6 I. Vcikar / Movares

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Comprehensive testing at plain transparent space 226

gridsBernhard Weller/Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

Structural Sealants - Uni-Axial Mechanical

PropertiesBernhard Weller/Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

229

Architectural Challenges and Solutions

Chairmen: Lawrence Carbary / Dow Corning & Graham Dodd / Amp Materials

Consulting

A Model to Describe the Load Resistance

(Strength) of Heat-Treated Architectural Glass

H. Scott Norville, Department of Civil and

Environmental Engineering, Texas Tech University

Study of Panelization Techniques to InformFreeform Architecture

Daniel Hambleton.Halcrow Yolles Partnership Inc.

Bracing Steel Frames with Adhesively Bonded

Glass Panes - Mechanic Models

E.M.P. Huveners / Department of Architecture,Building and Planning, Unit Structural Design and

Construction Technology, Eindhoven University of

Technology

Study addressing the performance of an

electrochromic envelope in an office building in

the Mediterranean climate

Gianraffaele Loddo / Dipartimento di Architettura

Universita di Cagliari

CLC, Colored Liquid-Crystal Prototype.Material Description and Architectural DesignOpportunities.

Rosana Rubio-HemSndez / University of VirginiaSchool of Architecture

High-strength fibre rods as embeddedreinforcement in SentryGlas-laminated glassbeams

Christian Louter/Faculty of Architecture, Delft

University of Technology

Failure Behaviour of Glass Beams under Various

Loading Conditions; Comparison of SafetyF.P. Bos / Delft University of Technology, Faculty of

Architecture

234

239

A Design Concept for Bent Insulated Glasses for 244

the Reading Room of the Berlin State LibraryJqrgen Neugebauer / University of AppliedSciences, FH Joanneum Gesellschaft mbH

Bonded point fixities for constructive architectural 250

glass applicationsMartin Bues / Munich University of AppliedSciences

Effects on the Stress Distribution of Bonded Joints 254

with Light-Curing AcrylatesBernhard Weller/Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

256

Fail-safe design of facades with a new point 261

fixing device. Experimental and numerical analysisof the post-glass-breakage performance

Gianni Royer-Carfagni / Department of Civil-

Environmental Engineering and Architecture,University of Parma

267

274

Electronically Tintable Glass: The Future of High 280

Performance Fagades is Here

H. Sanders/SAGE Electrochromics, Inc.

285

290

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Novel Integrated Curtain Wall Concept using 297

GFRP Composite Materials

Mikkel Kragh/ Arup

Use of laminated glass in a 18m long structural 301

glass walkwayPhilip Wilson / Malishev Wilson Ingenierie

Influence of Elastic Strain Energy Release on 306

Failure Behaviour of Stainless Steel ReinforcedGlass Beams

F.P. Bos / Delft University of Technology, Faculty of

Architecture

Towards an Integrated Safety Approach for Glass 310

StructuresF.P. Bos / Delft University of Technology, Faculty of

Architecture

Safety Aspects of Doors of Thermal Toughened 316Glass

Kaja Boxheimer/Technische Universitat Darmstadt,

Department of Civil Engineering and Geodesy

Bonded steel glass hybrid beams 318

Martin Bues/Labor fur Stahl- und Leichtmetallbau,Munich University of Applied Sciences

FEM calculations for the glass beam under 321

various loads

Stanislav A. Chesnokov/OAO Glass Research

Institute & The Institute for System Programming of

the Russian Academy of Sciences (ISP RAS)

Development of a Super Slim Facade System for 324

INHolland Polytechnic, DelftMick Eekhout/Octatube International bv & Delft

University of Technology,

Glass as structural bracings - shear capacity of 329

mechanically pre-stressed windowpanesClaudia Freitag /Technische Universitat Darmstadt,

Department of Civil Engineering and Geodesy,Statics and Dynamics of Structures

Performance of SentryGlas-laminated metal- 334

reinforced glass beams at 23, -20 and 60°C.

Christian Louter / Delft University of Technology,Faculty of Architecture

Introduction of Normal Forces into Load-Bearing 340

Glass Plates by Contact

Wolfgang Maier/Technische Universitat Hamburg-Harburg, Institut fur Baustatik und Stahlbau

Structural Timber-Glass Linear System: 344

Characterization & Architectural Potentialities

Jose Manuel Pequeno / dst domingos da silva

teixeira, s.a. & ISISE, University of Minho

Analysis of the post-crack behaviour of a 349

laminated glass beam

Giovanna Ranocchiai / University of Florence,

Department of Costruzioni

Roof structure connects 2 independent Hotel 352

BuildingsJohann Sischka / Waagner Biro Stahlbau

Structural Behavior of "Reinforced Glass" 355

Emanuela Speranzini / Department of Civil and

Environmental Engineering,School of Engineering

High UV-transmis5ion laminated glass interlayer 361

supports near-natural plant prosperityIngo Stelzer, DuPont de Nemours (Deutschland)GmbH

Determination of Material Properties for Light- 363

Curing AcrylatesBernhard Weller / Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

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Dynamic Behaviour of Adhesives for Structural

Glass ApplicationsBernhard Weller/Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

366

Building Projects - Case StudiesChairmen: Lawrence Carbary/Dow Corning & Graham Dodd/ ArupMaterials Consulting

ARoS, Your Rainbow Panorama by Olafur Eliasson 371

Thomas Henriksen / GtassDesign Ehf

Curved glass structures

Felix Weber/Arup Materials Consulting

Structural use of glass: Cruciform columns and

glass portals with bolted connections subjectedto bending

Rasmus Ingomar Petersen / Ramboll Denmark

TKTS. Once in a lifetime.

Antony Smith / Inspiring Project Involving Glass

Increasing Daylighting Level Through Innovative

Facade DesignMichael Chin Tze Kiang /Arup Singapore Pte. Ltd.

Beyond structural transparencyFrancesca Madeo/Buro Happold Limited,

Lincoln Square Synagogue - Using BIM as a

Creative Tool in a Glass Wall with EmbeddedLaminated Fabric

Richard Green / Front Inc,

Thrilling twelve meter spanning, highly insulated

glass roof

Daniel Meyer / Lucerne University of AppliedSciences and Arts

3lazed cable facades and special structures

- Focus on complex geometries and warpingdeflections of insulating glass units

Benjamin Beer/ Werner Sobek Dubai

Customizinz Decorative Glass Facades - from

Design to Implementation Using DigitalTechnology

Tommi Salenius / DIP Tech Ltd

The Berkeley glass pavillion - Design andconstruction

Carles Teixidor / Bellapart s.a.u.

Engineering, Design And Erection Of ComplexSteel Glass Structures

Frank Wellershoff / Gartner Steel and Glass GmbH

375

381

Glass and Aluminium - An Example of Innovative 386

Facade DesignIris Maniatis/lngenieurburo Dr. Siebert

389

393

Individual approval of a vault with in-plane 398

loaded glass panesBernhard Weller, / Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

403

The New, Cold Bent Glass Roof of the Victoria & 408

Albert Museum, London

Mick Eekhout/ Octatube International bv & Delft

University of Technology

413

416

419

425

426

429

Facade sessionChairman: Leon Jacob / Jacob & Associates

Calculation Methods for the Structural Behavior 433of Laminated Glass

Stephen J. Bennison / E.I. DuPont de Nemours &

Co Inc.

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Glass-Steel Beams - Development of Hybrid 435

Structures

Thorsten Weimar /Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

Fracture characteristics of heat treated glass - 440

Safety classification characteristics

Nathan Munz / Jacob & Associates Pty Ltd

The Behaviour of Facades due to Blast Loads 445

- A Single Degree of Freedom Performance

Evaluation ApproachGuido Lori / Permasteelisa Group,

A Relationship between Load Resistance and 451

Maximum Principal Stress in Annealed Glass

Stephen M. Morse / Department of Civil and

Environmental Engineering, Texas Tech University

Analysis and Design of Spandrel and Shadowbox 454

Panels in Unitized Curtain Walls

Michel Michno / Endos Corp

Glass design using the SLG-method 461

Joerg Beyer/Technische Universitat Darmstadt,State Material Testing Institute

Capital Gate - Looking Beyond 464

Johann Sischka / Waagner-Biro Stahlbau AG

Corrugated glass as improvement to the 468

structural resistance of glassNijsse, Rob. / ABT/TU Delft

High Performance Glazing Facade Environmental 473

Systems Composition and Technology Solution

for Office BuildingXuesong Zhang / College of Architecture and

Urban Planning, Tongji University

Glass in Curtain Walls: Investigation of Damaged 477

Anti-Reflective CoatingAnthony D. Cinnamon /Wiss, Janney, Elstner

Associates, Inc.

Sears Tower - Energy Assessment of Facade 481

ImprovementsJohn Kooymans / Halcrow Yolles

Experimental campaign and numerical simulation 484

of the behaviour of reinforced glass beamsMaurizio Orlando / Dept. of Civil and

Environmental Engineering, University of Florence

The research and monitoring of curtain walls at 488

erection of high-rise and unique buildingsAlexey Verkhovskiy / Research Institute of BuildingPhysics Russian Academy of Architecture and

Building Science AXONOMETRIE OF GLASS SUPPORT

Solid materials for in-plane load application into

glass edgesBernhard Weller/Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

490

Solar And Glass Technology - Market & ApplicationsChairmen: Axel Giesecke, Dow Corning & Olivier Mai, AGC Flat

Glass

Feed in Tariff in Germany. The best way to 494

promote solar energyHans-Josef Fell, Member of German Parliament

Anti-reflection coatings for solar energy devices 498

Michael Harvey / XeroCoat, Inc.,

New Standard In PV Industry: Solar Float Glass 501

With Antireflective CoatingTobias Plessing / INTERPANE AG,

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Innovation at DSM; State of the Art Single Layer 505

Anti-Reflective Coatings for Solar Cell Cover

Glass

Pascal Buskens / DSM

Development of textured TCO for thin film silicon 508

solar cells

Otto Agustsson / AGC R&D Centre

Silver-Based Transparent Conductive Coatings on 512

Glass for Thin Film Solar Cell ApplicationsYiwei Lu / Guardian Industries Corp.

Advanced CIS thin film photovoltaics 515

P. Mogensen/AVANCIS GmbH & Co. KG

Large area deposition of Al-doped ZnO for

Si-based thin film solar cells by magnetronsputtering

V. Sittinger / Fraunhofer Institute for Surface

Engineering and Thin Films 1ST

518

Glass Inspection Techniques in Photovoltaic Glass 523

Quality Control Processes

Kenneth Wawrew / SynergX Technologies Inc.

Solar Glass with improved properties 526

Uwe Wagner / JENOPTIK AutomatisierungstechnikGmbH

High Performance and Durable Anti ReflectingCoatings

Scott V. Thomsen / Guardian Industries Corp.

528

Inorganic-organic Hybrids Antireflection FilmJian Xu / State Key Laboratory of Polymer Physicsand Chemistry, Institute of Chemistry, Chinese

Academy of Sciences,

530

Paint systems for solar mirrorsPiet De Vos / Fenzi Belgium NV

532

Laminating thin film PV modules with pre-niptechnology and autoclave process

Barnabas Greenyer / Bystronic Armatec GmbH

535

Solar And Glass Technology - Material & ProcessingChairmen: Bernhard Koll, Kuraray Europe GmbH Division Trosifol& Volker Geyer, Scheuten Solar

The Solar Glass Market - Applications,Requirements and Trends

Thomas Hofmann / Centrosolar Glas GmbH & Co.

KG

539

Performance of Advanced Solar PVB for

Photovoltaic Modules

Uwe Keller / Kuraray Europe GmbH

540

Silicones: Ideal Material Solutions for the

Photovoltaic IndustryThibault Kervyn / Dow Corning Europe SA,

543

New encapsulation solution for the PV thin filmindustry

Klaus Puschmann / Bystronic Lenhardt GmbH

545

Sealants and Adhesives for Photovoltaic 549Ernst Semar/ Kommerling Chemische Fabrik GmbH

Glass processing opportunities for solar industry 552Raimo Nieminen / Glaston North America, Inc.

The battle of light - solar cells in glass facades

Hanne Lauritzen / Danish Technological Institute,

557

Innovative Thin-Film Photovoltaic Modules forActive Building Envelopes

Bernhard Weller/Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

561

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Systems for fixing of solar panels 565

Geralt Siebert / Chair for structural design and

building physics, Universitat der Bundeswehr

Munchen

Laser-based Fusing of Glass Tubes 568

H. Gebauer/Laser Zentrum Hannover (LZH)

Future of Mirror paints 572Piet De Vos / Fenzi Belgium NV

Tempering / Pre-ProcessingChairmen: Seppo Lautamaki, Glaston Finland & Francis Serruys,Saint-Gobain Glass Solutions

Explanation for Edge Bending of Glass in 575

Tempering Furnace

Antti Aronen / Tampere University of Technology

Glass handling in tempering furnace 580environment. Glass tempering furnace theoretical

& practical working conditions. Design and

atmosphere interaction

Gilbert Rancoule/Vesuvius R&D

Proposal to enhance the Heat Soak Test following 584

EN14179-1

O.Yousfi / SIMAP (LTPCM)

A significant breakthrough in the process for 589

tempering very Thin Glass

Prem Boaz / Glass Products Consulting LLC

Quality criteria of curved glass 592

Joachim BQscher / Glasid AG

Point-fixed Glazing - New drilling method 596

Andreas HAESE / Universitat der Bundeswehr

Munchen

Spontaneous Glass Breakage Caused by Nickel 600

Sulphide (a Review)Andreas Kasper/ Saint-Gobain Sekurit Deutschland

Monitoring problematic fabricating debris defects 603

on tempered glass surfaces

Gary Mauer/Window Cleaning Network

Adjustable Method for Non-destructive Control 606

of the Glass Tempering Parameters ConsistencyRodichev Yu.M. / G.S. Pisarenko Institute for

Problems of Strength of NASI)

About Self-Destruction Of Glass Units From Bent

Tempered Glass On The Pool Roof

StanislavTikhomirnov/ Research Institute of

building physics, Russian Academy of architecture

and building science (NIISF RAABS)

608

Challenges Of Large Area Coating Processes

Chairman: Steve Nadel, Applied Materials

Diamond-Like Carbon as a protective coating for 613

decorative glassRolf Petrmichl / Guardian Industries USA

The Value of Voltage Control for Reactive 617

Sputtering: Increasing Rate While Reducing InputPower Requirements

Ken Nauman / Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.

Uniformity Control in Reactive Magnetron 621

SputteringV. Bellido-Gonzalez / Gencoa Ltd

Is it possible to avoid translucence by dew on

the outside surface of architectural glazing with

photocatalytic Ti02 coatings?Hansjorg Weis / Interpane E&B

625

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Superhydrophobic Antireflective Boehmite Film 630

Made by Sol-Gel Technique on Glass

Xiaoxue Zhang / Department of Materials Science,

Tampere University of Technology

Photocatalytic and Mechanical Properties of Ti02 633

Filrri5 Prepared by Sol-Gel Method

Murat E Kurtoglu / Department of Materials

Science and Engineering, A.J. Drexel

Nanotechnology Institute, Drexel University

The next generation of switchable glass: the

Micro-Blinds

Boris Lamontagne / Institute for Microstructural

Sciences, National Research Council

637

PV Solar Electricity as a globally major future

electricity provider to boost the glass industryimmensely

Winfried Hoffmann / Applied Materials GmbH &

Co. KG

640

Durable antimicrobial coating based on silver

Monika Mitterhuber/ETC PRODUCTS GmbH

642

A multidisciplinary approach towards advanced

transparent conductive electrodes

Bernd Szyszka / Fraunhofer Institute for Surface

Engineering and Thin Films 1ST

644

Protective coating of float glass by liquid anti-corrosion systems

M.Emonds/ Aachener Chemische Werke GmbH

649

Coated Architectural Glass 654

Michael Elstner / INTERPANE Glasgesellschaft mbH

Design and Features of New Power Supplies for 658

TCO Coating DepositionPeter Wiedermuth / HUETTINGER Elektronik GmbH

+ Co KG

Atomic Layer Deposition in Glass IndustrySami Sneck / Beneq Oy

662

Insulating Glass UnitsChairmen: Michael Rossa, IFT Rosenheim GmbH & Joe Erb,Edgetech IG

Translucent Insulating Nanogel GlassFrank Schneider / OKALUX GmbH

665

roposal for an energy rating system of windows

EU

Mette Belling Skou / VELUX MS

669

odeling of Insulated Glass Durability:evelopment of a Simulation Tool

Russell Pylkki / Aspen Research Corporation

676

Glass Bonding in Windows - What about the

Insulating Glass?Werner Wagner / Sika Services AG

680

"Vitrage Respirant": a new type of Insulating 683Glass allowing for improved thermal and acousticinsulation

Michel Cossavella / Centre Scientifique et

Technique du Bailment

Warm Edge - making the right choice.

Lars Knudsen / Rolltech A/S

688

Modeling of Insulated Glass Durability:Environmental Impact on Seal Temperatures

Russell J. Pylkki / Aspen Research Corporation

690

The Fogging of I.G.Units in Stick and Curtain

Wall Installations

Gareth Winstanley / Yuanda Australia Pty Ltd

693

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Challenges of Bent Insulating Glass

Joe Erb / Edgetech IG

696

News of integrated windows production 701

Klaus Puschmann / Bystronic Lenhardt GmbH

Insulating Glass Certification System 705

Shi Xinyong / China Building Material Test and

Certification Center

An innovative Insulating Glass Unit

Albert Vidal / Strain Engineering (Bellapart Group)

709

Laminated Glass / Process / DesignChairmen: Julia Schimmelpenningh, Solutia Europe S.A/N.V &

Johan Mortelmans, Kuraray Europe GmbH Division Trosifol

Geometry, mechanics and the environment: 713

integrated transparent thinkingNiccol6 Baldassini / RFR

Mechanical participation of interlayer on 718

laminated glass for building applicationsRomain Decourcelle/Saint Gobain Glass France

Chantereine R&D Centre

The influence of the interlayer on the behaviour 722

of laminated glass in the serviceability domain

Giovanna Ranocchiai / University of Florence,

Department of Costruzioni

Improved post-breakage behavior of laminated 726

glass due to embedded reinforcement

Steffen Feirabend / Institute for LightweightStructures and Conceptual Design - ILEK, Universityof Stuttgart

Stiffness of Laminated Glass - Influence of 730

Different Loading Conditions

Dieter Callewaert, / Laboratory for Research on

Structural Models, Department of Structural

Engineering, Ghent University

Thermo Mechanical Behaviour of Polymeric 734

Interlayer Materials

Dipl.-Chem. Michael Kothe /Technische Universitat

Dresden, Institute of Building Construction

Laminating challenges in today's markets 738

Stefan Hiss / Kuraray Europe GmbH, Division

TROSIFOL

Optical simulation of laminated glass 742

Tomas Baenas Tormo / Cristaleria Soler Hnos, S.A.

Back to Future: a Structural Glass Masonry. 746

Mechanical Performance of Glass under

CompressionGianni Royer-Carfagni / Department of Civil-

Environmental Engineering and Architecture,

University of Parma

Glass and Bending Action 751

Paolo Foraboschi / University IUAV of Venice

Compression use of structural glass and glass 758

structures

Paolo Foraboschi / University IUAV of Venice

Product & Process Case Studies

Chairmen: Klaus Muhlhans, ALBAT + WIRSAM Soft ware AG &

Seppo Lautamaki, Glaston Finland

Cleaner Glass is Greener Glass 764

Stephen Byers / Ritec International Limited

How can predictive strategies contribute in a 768

better power control and decreased energyconsumption?

Rene Meuleman / Eurotherm BV

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Evaluation Of Use Furnace Equipment On The

Automotives Glass ProcessJafar Dehaghani / Saipa Shishe CO

771

Mixed Production In The HTBS Furnace

Jafar Dehaghani / Saipa Shishe CO Saipa Shishe

CO.

776

Borosilicate opal glasses with high chemical

durability opacified by P205

M.Kargar Razi / Islmic Azad University

779

Polyurethane as an Interlayer in Glass-

Polycarbonate Composite Panels

Bernhard Weller/Technische Universitat Dresden,Institute of Building Construction

784

Process Design - Value ChainChairmen: Klaus MCihlhans, ALBAT + WIRSAM Soft ware AG &

Seppo Lautamaki, Glaston Finland

Key performance indicators of glass processingplants

Florian Benischke / Academy of Business

Administration and Public Management GieBen

788

How to improve your profitability with the

latest glass processing machinery and software

solutions

Eero Jalkanen / Glaston Germany GmbH

791

Advantages of a well thought out, state of the

art logistic in the glass productionRichard Storchenegger / Bystronic Maschinen AG

795

Reduced Order Modeling for Glass

Manufacturing Process

Satyajit K. Wattamwar/TU Eindhoven

797

Shaping techniques for freely curved architectural 801

glassDaan Rietbergen I Delft University of Technology,Faculty of architecture, Department of BuildingTechnology

Inspection systems networked with productioncontrol software: What is the benefit forinsulation glass production?

Kai Vogel / Viprotron GmbH

806

The Transportation of Floatglass by Inloaders

Albert Balke / Langendorf GmbH310

Identification of Reduced Order Models

Satyajit Wattamwar / TU Eindhoven

815

Quality Management - Cost Or Money Maker?Chairmen: Klaus Muhlhans, ALBAT + WIRSAM Soft ware AG &

udger Wahlers, ISRA Surface Vision GmbH

ilass failure, science fiction, science fact and 819

ypothesisF.A.Veer/ Delft University of Technology

German guidelines for using structural glass in 824

buildingsPeter Hof /Technische Universitat Darmstadt, State

Material Testing Institute

The Challenge of Quality and Strength of the 827Hardened Architectural Glass

Yurii Rodichev / G.S. Pisarenko Institute for

Problems of Strength of NASU

Quality Management for Solar Technology using 831

Marking and Identification SystemsThomas Rainer / boraident GmbH

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Anisotropy and Optical distortion in architectural 834

glass, can it be controlledThomas Henriksen/GlassDesign Ehf

New trends in high speed Infrared process 840

imaging using Infrared Linescanner systemsReno Gartner / Raytek GmbH

Determination of direct solar transmission 843

according to various standardsAlexander G.Chesnokov / OAO Glass Research

Institute

Experimental study of strength properties for the 845

modern glassStanislav A. Chesnokov/ OAO Glass Research

Institute

Sensors for Glass Handling 849

Thomas Rainer/ boraident GmbH

The strength of glass, size effects 851

F.A.Veer / Delft University of Technology

Float-glass thickness measuring system for the 854

hot zone of the annealing lehr

Petr Volkov / Technological Electronic OpticalSystems (TEOS) Research and DevelopmentCompany

Ml, a

Changing Markets - Local vs. GlobalChairman: Helmut Hohenstein, Dr. Hohenstein Consultancy

Russian flat glass market main trends and 857

growth challengesLev Shakhnes / Union of Glass Companies

Architectural Trends thru the Looking Glass 860

Charles W. Bostick / Consulting Architect

Short and long term perspectives for solar 867

thermal and photovoltaic technologyGerhard Stryi-Hipp / Fraunhofer Institute for Solar

Energy Systems ISE,

Glass Facades in South America - Transferred 870

technologiesGuillermo (Bill) Marshall / Estudio Marshall &

Asodados

Building Integrated Solutions - Chance or Threat 873

Helmut Hohenstein / Dr. Hohenstein Consultancy

The Financial crises as a challenge for the 879

industry, by organized marketingPaul Bastianen / Vindico Surface Technologies BV

The role of fenestration for less energy 883

consumption and greenhouse gas emission

reductionsFrank Koos / EuroWindoor

The Opacity of Float: Clarifying crises, challenges, 887

opportunities, and market forces impacting the

North American flat glass industryWilliam M. Yanek/Glass Association of North

America (GANA)

International dimensions of AGRR market 889

Pirn H.K. de Ridder/International Automotive Glass

Federation

State of the Industry in the United Kingdom 890

Nigel Rees/ Glass and Glazing Federation

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Automotive - New Challenges & TechniquesChairman: Vincent I.Henry, Henry Technology Solutions LLC

Polycarbonate Glazing Helps Address Current 892

and Future Industry Demands for EnvironmentallyCompatible Automotive Solutions

Alex Scholten / SABIC Innovative Plastics, Exatec

LLC

Next Generation Automotive Enamels 895

G. Sakoske / Ferro Corporation

Lightweight, Durable Solutions for Bullet 899Resistant Glazing

Valentina Gizzi / DuPont Glass LaminatingSolutions, DuPont Belgium

Automotive - Pre-Processing, Coatings, Printing &

Heat Treatment

Chairmen: Vincent I.Henry, Henry Technology Solutions LLC &

Luc A. Moeyersons, DuPont

New possibilities for windshield bendingReinhold Senft / Grafotec Spray Systems GmbH

901

Thin film coating on automobile glassYasunori Taga / Thin Film Research Centre, Chubu

University

904

Polymeric Coatings Cured by Ultraviolet Light and 907

Moisture

Bulend Alpay/ Dow Automotive GmBH

Windshield Heating and Bending Simulations for 909

Predicting Surface Contour

DeWitt W. Lampman / Pittsburgh Glass Works

Automotive - Quality Assurance In Design AndProductionChairman: Klaus Preusser, Consultant

Glass Inspection Techniques in Automotive Glass 913

Quality Control Processes

Kenneth Wawrew / SynergX Technologies Inc.

A structured lighting for 3D shape measurement 917

of glass surface

Jean-Pierre CHAMBARD / HOL03

Quality Assurance in the Solar, Car and GlazingMarkets by using a velocity-controlled manual

applicator for adhesives and sealantsStefan Bohm / IFS - Institute of Joining and

Welding Techniques, Technische Universitat

Braunschweig

On Complete Non-destructive Residual Stress

Measurement in Architectural Glass Panels and

Automotive GlazingHillar Aben/GlasStress Ltd

920

923

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