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Smith & Gordon Gill, Architect Zaha Hadid and interesting Faade
material used for controlling pollution. Please look in for more
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Revolutionary
Hospital Faade:
for treating the
air pollution
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Zaha Hadid,
founder
of Zaha Hadid Architects
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Gaskets - An
integral part for any
window system
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Different
Calculation of
Structural Silicone
Sealant Glueline
Thickness
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ADRIAN SMITH
& GORDON
ARCHITECTURE
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Talks to
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Rajeev Antony,
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The
living
Faade
Managing Director,
Schco India Solar &
Windows Pvt. Ltd.,
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Revolutionary
Hospital Faade:
for treating the
air pollution
Pollution had always been a problem in Mexico City, especially in 1986 when a large number of
birds dropped dead from the skies. The air had improved since then. The design is said to be
inspired by natural shapes. Its similar in appearance to corals.
The Berlin-based design firm created the facade for the Torre de Especialidades building
of the Hospital General Dr. Manuel Gea Gonzlez, Mexico City, using Prosolve370e tiles
containing titanium dioxide gives a solution to smog & encourage healthy living.
Smog(smoke and fog to refer to smoky fog )is a contemporary problem in
this age of environmentalism, affecting cities worldwide from Beijing to Los
Angeles, usually highly toxic to humans and can cause severe sickness,
shortened life or death. Sunlight can contribute to smogs presence by
combining with industrial fumes in the atmosphere. Modern smog, as
found for example in Los Angeles, is a type of air pollution derived
from vehicular emission from internal combustion engines and
industrial fumes that react in the atmosphere with sunlight
to form secondary pollutants that also combine with
the primary emissions to form photochemical smog.
. The designers created the facade using tiles called
Prosolve370e that contain titanium dioxide, better
known as a key ingredient in sunscreen. Elegant
Establishments method will have sunlight
hitting the building tiles causing the smog
to react with the material. The reaction
cause pollutants to break down into
substances that are less toxic such as
water, calcium nitrate and carbon
dioxide. Curved open-weave
tiles then spread the reaction
over 27,000 square feet.
Depolluting Technology
The modules contain superfine titanium dioxide
(TiO2), a pollution-fighting technology that is
activated by ambient daylight. This is the nano
version of conventional TiO2 commonly used as
pigment. The highly surface enlarged structure
of superfine TiO2 creates photo catalytic activity
resulting in self-cleaning , germicidal as well
as depolluting qualities. Only small amount of
naturally occurring UV light and humidity are
required to effectively reduce air pollutants into
harmless amount of carbon dioxide and water.
When positioned near pollution sources, the
modules break down and neutralize NOx
(nitrogen oxides), VOCs (volatile organic
compounds), SO2, and fine particulate matter
directly where they are generated.
The design of the tiles is generated to maximize
the coating technology, achieving new levels
of surface area and complexity, capturing omni
directional light where light is dense or scarce.
The sculptural surfaces maintain an inherent
synergy between design form and the molecular
technology.
1 Combustion engines emit harmful toxins such as NOx and
VOCs while running, and also emit VOCs, ozone and particulate
matter while resting. A photocatalytic screen positioned
between cars and people would trap and filter many of the
harmful by-products of combustion engines. 2 depolluting
city: situations for depollution and decoration in an urban
environment.
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ADRIAN SMITH
& GORDON
ARCHITECTURE
Photo credit NAMGOONG SUN
Feb - April 2014
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CHICAGO, January 23, 2014 Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture (AS+GG)
has announced the public opening of the new head offices for the Federation
of Korean Industries (FKI).
FKI Headquarters represents a new exterior wall typology that both integrates
significant quantities of photo voltaic panels into the exterior wall and slopes
the vision glass at an angle that generates self-shading and allowing less
reflective glass to be used. The result is a unique folded exterior texture that is
both purposeful and distinctive says Adrian Smith.
The 50-story, 240-meter tower features an innovative exterior wall, designed
specifically for the project. The buildings unique skin will help reduce the internal
heating and cooling loads and collect energy through photovoltaic panels that
are integrated into the spandrel areas of the southwest and northwest facades.
By angling the spandrel panels 30 degrees upward toward the sun, the design is
able to maximize the amount of energy collected, generating enough power to
help maintain the electrical systems throughout the tower core and the office
spaces.
Just below the spandrel panels, the vision panels are angled 15 degrees
downward toward the ground, minimizing the amount of direct sun radiation
and glare. Together, the alternating spandrel and vision panels create a
dynamically rippled faade that is both environmentally progressive and visually
striking, giving the tower a unique architectural presence on the skyline.
The interior of the building takes advantage of the floor to ceiling windows of
the exterior wall, offering an abundance of natural light to office spaces and
corridors as well as extensive views of neighboring Yeoido Park, the Han River
and the surrounding city of Seoul.
The completed tower includes several indoor garden/atrium spaces that
enhance the workplace environment with natural elements of wood, bamboo
and other native plants. The roof top atrium space features more custom
photovoltaic panels.
The ideal angle of the PV panel placement on the roof was studied in detail,
says Gordon Gill, In a relatively unconfined space, PVs would normally
be angled upward at 30 degrees but within the limited area of the roof, we
determined that a 10-degree angle allowed for more panels to be installed
closer together, minimizing the effect of the panels casting shadows on each
other and ultimately producing more solar energy for the building.
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AS+GG Partner Robert Forest adds, The tower features one of the most
efficient solar electric facades in the world in a cost effective manner,
proactively expanding Koreas goal of advancing renewable energy generation
in buildings.
The sculptural podium piece is located on central Yeoi-Dae-Ro Avenue, further
promoting the towers public identity. The podium amenities, available for
public use include a banquet hall, central restaurant and conference center.
The podium will be available for international conferences with a large first
floor banquet hall and smaller conference rooms of various sizes located on
the second and third floors. The multi-purpose nature of the podium is another
way that the FKI building will become a new city centerpiece for Seoul.
AS+GG collaborated with the engineering firms Thornton Tomasetti and
Environmental Systems Design, as well as the local firm Chang-Jo Architects,
on the project.
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Epdm
Gaskets - An
integral part for
any window
system
Gaskets are the least visible part of the window, and is often misconstrued as the
least important part as well. However, this cannot be further away from the truth.
In reality, many of the features that window manufacturers boast about, such as,
sound-proofing, temperature insulation, and energy efficiency are in-fact a direct
result based on the accurate fitment of the gaskets.
So why then is there a trend to spend uncompromisingly on Alumunium or uPVC
channels and the most advanced in glass technology, while simultaneously maintain
a nonchalant attitude towards the kind of gaskets associated with the final product?
This often is not due to a deliberate avoidance of quality on the least observable part
of the window, but rather a lack of theoretical understanding on the manufacturing
technique.
On an initial market-analysis, one becomes instantly aware that gaskets are available
for as low as Rs. 40/Kg up to Rs. 250/Kg. How then do you decide which one is best
for you? Is it as simple as the more you pay, the better the quality? How can you be
sure youre not just over-paying for a substandard product? This article hopes to shed
light on what to demand for when quality is your highest priority.
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Microwave-Cured EPDM
EPDM - Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer is a synthetic rubber, which is most commonly
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curing techniques, the conventional steam-cured
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Cracks
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Different Calculation
of Structural Silicone
Sealant Glueline Thickness
Zijian Kang,
Application
Engineer of
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Abstract
Structural silicone sealant is the most important material for the curtain wall construction system
safety. Correct curtain wall engineering design and structural sealant bite and glueline plays an
important role, in structural sealant glueline thickness must engineer properly. In this paper, the
calculation methods of glueline thickness among the JGJ 102-2003Technical Code for Glass Curtain
Wall Engineering. ASTM C 1401-02 Standard Guide for Structural Sealant Glazing, ETAG002 Structural
Sealant Glazing Systems (SSGS) Approval Guidelines are reviewed.
Keywords: Structural Silicone Sealant, Curtain Wall, Glueline Thickness, JGJ 102-2003, ASTM C 140102, ETAG002
1. Introduction
Structural sealant glazing has been used in curtain wall
for more than 40 years, the high-performance structural
sealant promote the technological innovation of the
curtain wall, as new materials, new processes and new
standard. Today, when it comes to structural silicone
sealant design and application in curtain wall system,
China follows JGJ 102-2003 Technical Code for Glass
Curtain Wall Engineering[1], America follow ASTM C 140102 Standard Guide for Structural Sealant Glazing[2],and
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2.1 JGJ 102-2003 Technical Code for Glass Curtain Wall Engineering
JGJ 102-2003 Technical Code for Glass Curtain Wall Engineering 5.6.5 has mentioned the calculation of Structural
Silicone Sealant Thickness (ts).
The relative movement calculation
In JGJ 102-2003, the relative movements is calculated as:
us = hg.........................(1)
Glass Panel
After removing
Where:
usthe relative movement between glass panel and metallic frame
the elastic movement limit angle (rad) of main structure under
standard windload value;
hg glass panel height(mm).
Where:
ts structural sealant glueline
thickness(mm);
us relative movement(mm);
movement capability of structural
silicone sealant, equal as the elongation at
0.14 MPa tensile strength of silicone sealant.
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L = L (Ts) () .................(3)
Where:
L the vertical thermal movement(mm);
L height of the glass panel(mm);
Ts summer temperature differential of glass panel between
temperature when sealant applied and extreme temperature (0C);
After the L is obtained by equation (3) and sealants movement tolerance is determined, using the Pythagorean
Theorem to calculate structural sealant glueline thickness:
Where:
L the vertical thermal movement (mm);
T structural sealant glueline thickness.
The calculation of glueline thickness must below movement
capability of structural silicone sealant ( value),otherwise
expected glueline thickness is disqualified.
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2.3
In ASTM C 1401-02 and ETAG002 standards, the calculation of thermal expansion movement is similar, but the
calculation of glueline thickness is different. In ETAG002 standard, structural sealants shear strength is used to
calculate the glueline thickness.
Where:
Tc temperature of the metallic frame at the moment, 0C;
Tv temperature of glass at the moment,;
T0 temperature during sealant application, ;
c linear coefficient of thermal expansion of the structural sealant support frame, mm/mm/;
v linear coefficient of thermal expansion of glass, mm/mm/;
a short side dimension of the glass lite, mm;
b long side dimension of the glass lite, mm.
Compared with thermal expansion movement calculation of ASTM C 1401-02, material temperature of
sealant application was considered in ETAG 002 standard. Although the material working in the same
environment, the expansion movement of sealant is different at vary temperature during application. But
theoretically selected temperature data requirements for coverage throughout whole sealants life, which
cover between the high temperature and the low temperature, so thermal expansion movement result
similar with the ASTM C 1401-02.
Where:
thermal expansion movement;
G shear modulus of structural sealant, G=E/3, E is the Youngs
modulus. Youngs modulus is physical parameter of structural sealant,
the different kinds of structural sealants have different value.
des shear design stress under dynamic load.
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Parameter
1200mm2200mm
1/550
10%
1.4MPa
0.11MPa
200C
700C
500C
9.010-6mm/mm/0C
23.810-6mm/mm/0C
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From Table 2, there are some gaps of the calculation results of the three methods. The glueline thickness is 8mm,
which accord with ASTM C 1401-02 and ETAG 002, does not comply with the requirements of JGJ102-2003.
The elastic movement of main structure under windload is large, using the JGJ 102-2003 to calculate the glueline
thickness, so the result is generally large. In order to solve this conflict, some curtain wall design software change
the movement capability of structural silicone sealant (value) default to 12~14%. Relative to the existing silicone
rubber products, this value is already a large value. In the face of some larger panel, the result of glueline thickness
is more than 12mm (maximum allowable value in Chinese standard). The same situation in ASTMC1401-02and ETAG
002 is probably very small, because the value of thermal expansion movement is small in these two standards.
So, in a number of projects, design and construction staffs select appropriate standards, which can avoid some
problems.
With the development of the curtain wall industry, the standards are explored and improved according to the
actual situation, which can promote this industry. In this paper, the compare of calculation methods of structural
sealant glueline thickness is reference only.
References:
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