Modern façade glass elements need to meet high and repeatable standards of security performance, as well as being acceptable for human physical and psychological comfort. New standards and philosophies on protective glazing have emerged with the publication of two very significant international standards involving ballistic assault. Those standards and laminated glass configurations or design methodologies will be explored. This paper will outline the significant portions of those standards that influence glazing selection and examine how these performance characteristics are able to be multifunctional to meet other requirements such as safety, acoustic, solar, thermal and structural with style.
Julia Schimmelpenningh
Laminated Security Glazing and Ballistic Assault – Standards and Performance
Company: Eastman | Saflex, USA
About the speaker:
Technical Engagement Manager for the Architectural Market. Representing Saflex and Vanceva high performance PVB interlayers from Eastman. Based in Springfield Massachusetts, USA.
30+ years’ experience in lamination and laminated glass applications providing technical product support to fabricators, Architects, Designers, Engineers, System manufacturers and Specifiers.
Her work and leadership are seen in applications and association support, product and regulatory development, and industry education and advancement.