EP3440297A1 - Butt joint glazing - Google Patents
Butt joint glazingInfo
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- EP3440297A1 EP3440297A1 EP17714253.6A EP17714253A EP3440297A1 EP 3440297 A1 EP3440297 A1 EP 3440297A1 EP 17714253 A EP17714253 A EP 17714253A EP 3440297 A1 EP3440297 A1 EP 3440297A1
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- Prior art keywords
- butt joint
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Definitions
- the invention relates to the field of resistant butt joint glazing. It relates in particular to a security panel and a set for the production of a frameless, flush butt joint glazing and a butt joint glazing with free edges and an insert element for use in a butt joint glazing according to the preamble of the corresponding claims.
- safety glazings of, for example, resistance class RC1-RC6 (according to EN 1627: 201 1) are known from the state of the art.
- Such safety glazings are mounted on four sides and consist of single-layer or multilayer glass-PVB laminates or glass-polycarbonate laminates, as shown for example in EP 1 194673, DE 20 2012 012285 or WO 2008/110021.
- Such glazings could previously only be used on four sides in correspondingly reinforced frame profiles and breakthrough-proof or burglar-resistant.
- resistant, burglary-resistant safety glazings have a circumferential four-sided mounting of the individual glazing units. Due to the width of the usually specially reinforced frame profiles, this four-sided bearing has an architecturally unattractive and clumsy effect and thus does not correspond to flush glazing or butt joint glazing.
- class P6B to P8B glazing of the EN 1627: 2011 standard describes an "attack-inhibiting glazing with breakthrough resistance.”
- the test method attempts to produce a square breakthrough with an edge length of 400 mm using an ax between 30 and more than 70 times.
- butt joint glazing flush, two-sided mounted glazings with free edges or bump edges, so-called butt joint glazing, known, for example, EP 1 194673.
- butt joint glazing succeeds the experienced offender (burglar) so far with the appropriate tool through the attack on The edge of the glass that is not encircled in a frame profile, ie the free butt edge, provides relatively quick access to the object.
- the mechanical attack on the supposedly weaker joint between two adjacent panes is obvious as the weak point of only two-sided mounted glazing. J -
- a fire protection wall is known from DE 19933400, which is modularly constructed from sub-elements. Each sub-element has a circumferential frame made of profiles. The undercut frame can receive a connecting element. The connecting element is suitable for a point-by-point connection.
- DE3714629 discloses a facade wall of a building. The facade wall with outwardly projecting profile beam. The profile support is selectively screwed in the end with a holder between two panes.
- FR2662739 describes a disk assembly with an undercut circulation frame.
- the security panel is essentially transparent.
- Transparent in this context means translucent or translucent, ie transmitting light.
- the safety panel is translucent or translucent.
- Frameless means in the context of the invention that the individual glazing units, so security panels are not circumferentially enclosed in a frame profile, but two-sided or on the outside of the building opening on three sides, so not four-sided, are not stored circumferentially in a frame. Therefore, individual, adjacent safety panels in the joint joint glazing on a free edge and are held only on two sides in a frame.
- the butt joint glazing has resistant, in particular burglar-resistant properties. Resilient in the sense of the invention means that there is a break-through, bullet-drop and / or explosive-effecting property.
- the butt joint is located between the adjacent safety panels of the butt joint glazing.
- the butt joint is arranged substantially between the butt edges and / or butt-end faces of the adjacent safety panels of the butt joint glazing.
- the safety panel for the production of a resilient, flush-jointed butt joint glazing has at least two substantially transparent plates, namely a first plate and a second plate, and a reinforcing profile.
- the reinforcing profile can also be referred to as a receiving profile.
- the two plates are spaced apart by a distance (D).
- the two plates are arranged substantially parallel to each other.
- the safety panel has a shock end face and a bearing end face extending substantially at right angles from the front end face of the safety panel.
- the storage front can be stored in a frame, also called outer frame, and allows a fixation of the security panel in the frame or in the building opening. Adjacent to the front face, another safety panel can be placed to form butt joint glazing.
- the outer frame may protrude from the plane of the flush joint glazing and may be located at the outer edge of the resilient butt joint glazing.
- the security panel and / or the plate is / are a surface element which has two substantially parallel large outer surfaces, which are also called flat sides.
- the circumferential surface areas of the security panel or the plate between the flat sides are referred to in the present text "end faces", but can also the terms “edge” or “narrow side” of a Security panel or a plate can be used.
- the end face has a smaller area than the flat sides, and an extension of the end face perpendicular to the large areas, ie the flat sides, corresponds to the thickness of the security panel or the panel.
- An edge region of the security panel and / or the plate, which may be arranged in a frame may also be referred to as a peripheral edge.
- the edge region is thus an area of the safety panel and / or the plate which is arranged near the end face.
- a rectangular safety panel or a rectangular plate has four end faces, while two opposite end faces may be referred to as bearing end faces, and the other two end faces may be referred to as a front face.
- the safety panel can be accommodated in the outer frame on the bearing end faces.
- the substantially perpendicular to the bearing end face extending Stossstirnseite with the receiving profile is adapted to receive an insert element.
- the essentially flush butt joint glazing can be substantially flush on both sides, ie in relation to the two outer flat sides.
- the receiving profile is arranged between the two spaced plates.
- the receiving profile is arranged in an edge region of the front end face of the security panel and the receiving profile has a receptacle, also open
- Receiving profile side called on, which is open or open to this shock front side. This front face with the recording or the open
- Shooting profile side can also be called connection side or shock side.
- connection side or shock side another security panel to the connection side or shock side.
- the receiving profile is set up so that the insert element is inserted or pushed along an insertion axis into the receiving profile can be inserted, that is inserted or inserted.
- the insertion axis is substantially perpendicular to the shock front.
- the insertion axis can run substantially parallel to the bearing end face.
- the insertion or insertion and / or positioning of the insert element in the / the receiving profile can be done essentially without effort. This means that the insert element can be easily inserted into the receiving profile. When inserting and / or inserting no frictional forces, spring forces, torques o.ä. be overcome. This allows easy manufacture of the resilient butt joint glazing.
- the receiving profile can be configured substantially free of undercuts. In this way, the insert element can be easily inserted and / or inserted. This allows easy production of the resistant butt joint glazing. In contrast, in an undercut receiving profile, the correspondingly configured insert element would have to be inserted parallel to the front end face. This can lead to wedging or even damage to the panel and / or the insert element.
- the receiving profile can form an open groove towards the front face. The groove may have an undercut-free area for receiving an insert element, which supports an upgrading of the butt joint. The Schuschnitssmony may relate to the insertion axis.
- the receiving profile can be arranged along the butt joint, in particular the receiving profile can be arranged along the entire butt joint and / or butt end face, ie arranged over the entire length of the butt joint and / or butt end face.
- a continuous resistance of the butt joint can be obtained.
- Such continuous resistance can be the Prevent the formation of points of attack, which can occur, for example, at point anchorages.
- the recording of the receiving profile may have over the entire length substantially the same cross-section. As a result, the insertion and / or insertion of the insert element over the entire length can be simplified.
- the storage side can be free from the receiving profile, in particular free from a continuous receiving profile. On the storage side no insert element is inserted and / or inserted. In particular, the impact side is reinforced and the resilience of the butt joints is improved.
- the bearing in the outer frame can be independent of the butt joint resistance.
- the bearing end face can be stored in the outer frame.
- the mounting profile protects the edge area, ie the area near the front side, from damage, in particular in the event of a break-in, from bombardment and / or explosion and thus supports the protective function and resistance of the butt joint glazing or security panel.
- the first plate and / or the second plate may comprise or consist of a glass having resistant properties.
- the plate may be a thermally or possibly chemically tempered glass.
- transparent carriers based on polymers for example made of polycarbonates or poly-methyl methacrylate (PMMA; acrylic glass), partially crystalline "glasses" (ceramic glasses), borosilicate glasses or composite systems with glass panes and plastic carriers are also suitable
- the plate does not consist exclusively of glass material, it may for example also have a plastic (ie in particular a polymer, possibly with, for example, inorganic fillers), for example acrylic glass as part of a laminated glass exhibit.
- the first plate and / or the second plate or safety panel can comply with the product standard according to EN 1279.
- the receiving profile can be permanently fixed in the edge region. As a result, the position of the receiving profile relative to the security panel can be precisely defined and the production of a butt joint glazing with free butt edges can be simplified.
- the receiving profile can be fastened with a sealing compound in the edge region of the security panel.
- the sealant may be e.g. Silicone, polysulfide, polyurethane, other suitable construction adhesives and / or resins.
- the receiving profile may be arranged without contact to the first or second plate in the edge region of the security panel. This means that the receiving profile can be arranged so that it has no contact with the first or second plate. As a result, a heat transfer to the plates can be reduced and / or prevented. This can allow a reduction in the edge load.
- the sealant can cause the isolation and / or prevent the contact between the plate and receiving profile.
- the receiving profile can be arranged separately, in particular thermally separated, from the first and / or second plate.
- the receptacle or open receiving profile side or the groove or the receiving profile can be substantially flush and / or flush with the butt end face of the security panel. By this flush and / or flush arrangement of the receptacle or the groove or the receiving profile, a simple positioning of another security panel adjacent to the security panel can be made possible.
- the receiving profile can be configured as a hollow profile, in particular as a U-profile or L-shaped profile.
- the U-profile has two spaced-apart first profile sections and a second profile section extending substantially perpendicular to the two first profile sections, wherein the second profile section is arranged between the two first profile sections.
- the receiving profile may be L-shaped, with two substantially mutually perpendicular profile sections, be configured.
- a first profile section may be arranged substantially parallel to the flat side of the first plate and / or second plate, and a second profile section may be arranged substantially parallel to the shock end side.
- the groove, ie the receptacle or open receiving profile side is formed in this case on one side of the first profile section.
- the receiving profile in particular the hollow profile, may have a dimensionally stable and / or resistant material, such as, for example, metal, in particular iron or non-ferrous metal, in particular steel and / or, for example, a plastic and / or a composite material.
- a dimensionally stable and / or resistant material such as, for example, metal, in particular iron or non-ferrous metal, in particular steel and / or, for example, a plastic and / or a composite material.
- the two plates ie the first plate and the second plate, each have two flat sides.
- the flat sides of the two plates can have substantially the same dimensions. Therefore, the two plates have the same size with respect to their flat side. However, they may have different dimensions of the front end face or Lagerangsstirnseite, so have a different thickness and / or structure.
- the flat sides of the first plate can be dimensioned larger than the flat sides of the second plate.
- the flat sides of the first plate can be smaller than the flat sides of the second plate.
- the shock end face can be designed in a step-like manner for a flush mounting, that is to say flush mounting, a fastening means, an insert element and / or a cover.
- the step-like impact end face can be formed by the fact that the flat sides of the first plate is dimensioned smaller in one direction than the second plate or vice versa.
- the receiving profile can be attached to the front face of the security panel between the two plates, for example, the receiving profile can be glued using the sealant on the front end face.
- the cover may cover the insert element and / or the receiving profile, so that they are covered towards the outside of the security panel or the butt joint glazing out and thus protected.
- the cover may extend substantially over the length of the bumper face.
- the receiving profile may extend substantially over the entire length of the shock end face.
- the security panel may have two receiving profiles, which are each arranged in the edge region of opposite end faces of the security panel between the spaced plates.
- the first panel and / or the second panel may be configured as safety glazing, fire-resistant glazing, insulating glazing and / or glazing.
- the fire-resistant glazing can be designed at least as E30 fire-resistant glazing (EN 13501, EN 1364, EN 1363, as of April 2017).
- heat and / or Sun protection layers, other functional and decorative glasses in the construction of the safety panel or plates can be combined.
- Screen films, matt films, structured glasses, switchable glasses can also be integrated into the structure of the panels.
- foils can be introduced.
- the panels may also include composite sheets and composite panels of, for example, PVB, especially EVA and TPU, ionomers, structural interlayer, PMMA, PC.
- the two adjacent plates can be spaced apart by a spacer.
- the spacer can be further in the interior of the security panel, so more shifted to the center of the flat side of the security panel, compared to the receiving profile, be arranged.
- the first plate and / or the second plate may have a monolithic and / or multilayer composite pane.
- the multi-layer disc composite may comprise at least two spaced-apart glasses of float, composite, composite safety or thermally partially or fully tempered single-pane safety glass. Between the spaced-apart glasses, one or more in the event of fire to temperature-responsive, cooling acting, and / or opacifying, foaming, such as from EP 1 194673 known or abusing interlayer / s may be included. It is also possible that only a part of the plate has such a composite pane and / or fire protection interlayer so fire protection insects / s.
- Security panel in which part of the panel consists of panels which may comprise composite sheets and composite panels of, for example, PVB, in particular EVA and TPU, ionomers, structural interlayers, PMMA, PC.
- the first plate and / or the second plate may have an integrated alarm function.
- Such an alarm function can, for example, as an alarm be configured, in which an Alamischleife, so an electrical conductor loop, is introduced or applied in an toughened glass (toughened safety glass).
- an Alamischleife so an electrical conductor loop
- an toughened glass toughened safety glass
- the security panel or plates or butt joint glazing can combine different security classes, such as attack inhibition, bullet resistance, blast resistance and / or fire protection, with each other.
- the structure of the safety panel or the plates or the butt joint glazing can be modified according to the requirements.
- an attack inhibition in particular an intrusion resistance, can be combined with a fire protection function in the butt joint glazing.
- the buttstim face in the positioned state of the safety panel in the butt joint glazing run vertically.
- the impact side runs along the butt joint.
- the security panels can be arranged horizontally next to each other. In another embodiment, with horizontally extending kick sides, we can place security panels vertically one above the other.
- the distance between the two adjacent plates can be filled with a protective gas.
- the distance between the two adjacent plates may be filled with a plate structure, in particular a composite glazing and / or a fire-resistant glazing.
- the set for the production of a break-through resistant, frameless, flush-jointed butt joint glazing with free butt edges has at least two security panels described above, ie a first security panel and a second security panel, and at least one insert element.
- the insert element has a first portion and a second portion.
- the first section is dimensioned such that it can be positioned in the receptacle or open receiving profile side, in particular the groove, ie the receiving profile, of the first of the two security panels.
- At least a portion of the insert element protrudes in the positioned state at least partially beyond the butt end face of the first safety panel, in particular the second section of the insert element protrudes beyond the butt end face of the first safety panel.
- the protruding portion of the insert element, in particular the second portion of the insert element is dimensioned such that it can be positioned in the receptacle, in particular the groove, of the second of the two safety panels.
- the two security panels In the positioned state of the insert element in the respective receptacle, in particular in the respective grooves, the two security panels, the two security panels are arranged flush with each other. As a result, it is possible to facilitate the production of a flush and burglary-resistant butt joint glazing with free butt edges.
- the insert element may extend substantially over the entire length of the receiving profile.
- the two security panels in the positioned state of the insert element in the respective receptacle or open receiving profile side, in particular in the respective grooves, the two security panels a connection of the two security panels over the entire length of the front end face stabilized or strengthened.
- the insert element may extend substantially over the entire length of the butt joint end face of the safety panel.
- the length of the insert element can exceed the length of the receiving profile, in particular the length of the butt joint end face, and in the positioned state of the Insertion element in the respective receptacle, in particular in the respective grooves, the two safety panel protrude beyond the bearing end face.
- the insert element may be attached to an outer tube under certain circumstances.
- the insert element can, for. B. be formed as a flat profile or I-profile, T-profile and / or cross-section in symmetrical and / or asymmetrical shape.
- the width of the T-profile ie the broad side, is formed by two feet and the height of the T-profile is formed by a web.
- the bridge extends substantially perpendicularly from the feet. The feet may form the first section or the second section of the insert element.
- the insert element can be loosely inserted into the receiving profile and / or be inserted or positioned.
- the loose insertion or insertion allows easy production of resistant butt joint glazing.
- a choke, wedging or twisting of the insert element in the receptacle can be prevented or reduced.
- the insert element may comprise a resistant material, in particular metal, in particular steel. It is also possible that the insert element has a plastic, a composite material and / or a ferrous metal or non-ferrous metal.
- the insert member may also have recesses, these recesses do not affect the resistance and stability of the insert element. In this way, thermal bridges in the butt joint glazing can be reduced.
- butt joint glazing without and with fire protection properties of the fire resistance classes E30 to EI 120 with free butt edges (without surrounding frame profiles around the individual safety panels) with two-sided storage (eg above and below) in building interior and exterior areas (eg partitions, window hinges, facades, oblique glazings) Beyond crash and safety thrown out higher security requirements. These requirements are met by the described butt joint glazing.
- the first section of the insert element and the second section of the insert element can be designed such that they can be arranged in a stationary manner, in particular fixed relative to one another, and thus can not be mutually displaced.
- the insert element can not be rotated / rotated relative to the receiving profiles or the recordings in the positioned state with the two sections in the respective receiving profiles.
- the first and second sections may be integrally connected together.
- One-piece means that the two sections are inseparable.
- One-piece can also mean made in one piece. Integral may also mean that the insert element does not consist of several parts or is made of several parts.
- the set may comprise a cover element which is adapted to cover a butt joint, in particular the insert element, in the mounted state.
- the set can have an additional insert reinforcement, which can be fastened to the insert element.
- the insert reinforcement can be fastened with a fastening means on the insert element.
- the fastening means may be configured as helical, wherein the insert member and the insert reinforcement has a correspondingly adapted to the helical fastening means opening.
- the opening may have an internal thread, wherein the helical fastening means may have a correspondingly corresponding external thread.
- the helical fastening means can be configured as a self-locking screw, ie as a self-locking fastening means.
- the insert element can also be glued to the insert reinforcement.
- the insert reinforcement may extend over the entire length of the insert element.
- the cover element can be fixed to the insert element, the insert reinforcement, the receiving profile, the fastening means and / or the front end face. By such a fixation, the butt joint can be protected.
- the set may have a foamable or foaming in case of fire band, which can be arranged in the butt joint of the butt joint glazing, between the first and the second security panel.
- the foamable band may extend substantially over the entire length of the shock end face, from one bearing face to the other bearing face, of the safety panel.
- the robust, flush-jointed butt joint glazing with free butt edges has a set as described and an outer frame.
- the butt joint glazing is a flush glass facade or glazing.
- the two security panels are arranged adjacent to each other along their front face.
- the two safety panels are arranged flush with each other.
- Each of the two security panels has two opposing Lagerimgvorirnclean.
- the bearing end faces are each stored or held in the outer frame.
- an edge region of the security panel in particular the bearing end face, projects into the outer frame and is supported or held in this edge region.
- Such bearings of glazing in the frame are known in the art and serve the attachment / fixation of glass in the frame. These bearings can, for example, by so-called blockages are made possible.
- a butt joint is formed, this butt joint responds to a cavity between the adjacent safety panel.
- the insert element is arranged over the butt joint in the receptacle or open receiving profile side, in particular the groove, the first security panel and the receptacle, in particular the groove, of the second security panel. This allows stabilization of the adjacent butt edges of the butt joint glazing.
- the butt joint may be sealed with a seal or sealant. This allows protection against insights and / or external influences, such as weather, wind and / or humidity.
- the butt edges run along the butt end face and therefore extend substantially at right angles to the outer frame.
- the butt edges of the butt joint glazing are not covered by a frame, ie frame-free or frameless. As a result, a visually attractive butt joint glazing is provided, which has resistant, in particular burglar-resistant properties.
- the butt joint glazing may correspond to burglary - resistant butt joint glazing of resistance classes RC1 - RC6 (according to EN 1627: 201 1).
- the insert element may be loosely inserted or inserted in the receiving profile.
- the connection is therefore not frictional and / or positive. Rather, the butt joint glazing forms a loose, two-sided composite, which can be reinforced by the insert element.
- the seal and / or a sealant that can secure the receiving profile with a sealant in the edge region of the safety panel may have a opaque material. In this way, the insert element remains hidden in the butt joint and is not visible to the skilled perpetrator (burglar).
- the security panel may have a screen print in the edge area. As a result, the area near the butt joint can be protected and the insert element concealed opaque.
- the butt joint glazing may also have further security panels with receiving profiles in the two opposite end faces and further insert elements. The additional security panel can be arranged flush between the first security panel and the second security panel and connected to the further insert element with the first security panel and the second security panel without a frame and with free edge bumps.
- the insert element can be designed such that it does not protrude from the flush-jointed butt joint glazing in the positioned state. That is, it does not protrude from a plane defined by the butt joint glazing.
- This "plane” is defined by the flat sides of the flush-mounted safety panel, in other words: In the positioned state, the insert element protrudes from the flat side or the plane of the flat side of the safety panel, which of course refers to the outer flat sides of the safety panel can be used in a butt joint glazing as described and extend along the impact side of the safety panel, in particular the insert element can be configured as a T profile and / or cross profile in symmetrical and / or asymmetrical form
- the cover element can be designed such that it extends substantially over the length of the joint gap.
- the cover element can be fastened in the region of the impact side of the adjacent safety panel, for example, the cover element can be glued into the joint joint Ebekante or glue joint can essentially over the entire length of the butt joint extend.
- the butt joint and / or the insert element are protected from external violence and the strength of the butt joint glazing can be maintained.
- the insert element can be made accessible after extensive removal of the cover. This makes it possible to remove a damaged safety panel from the butt joint glazing and insert a new safety panel into the butt joint glazing without having to disassemble the entire butt joint glazing. Such a simple replacement of security panel may be advantageous to ensure a visually pleasing flush-fitted butt joint glazing in the long term.
- the cover element can be configured in such a way that, when installed, it can be arranged substantially flush with the flat sides of the adjacent safety panel in the butt joint glazing.
- the cover member may comprise a opaque material.
- the cover can be arranged in particular the butt joint between two security panels with step-like Stossstirnrise.
- the intumescent or foamable in case of fire band can be arranged in the butt joint between the first and the second security panel.
- the butt joint can be sealed in case of fire and a passage of vapors, gases and / or direct heat radiation can be prevented after foaming.
- the foamable band may extend substantially the length of the butt joint.
- the insert reinforcement can be attached to the insert element.
- the insert reinforcement can be fastened to the insert element with the helical fastening means.
- the cover element can be fastened to the fastening means, the insert reinforcement and / or the insert element.
- Can the cover be designed clickable or clickable. As a result, a non-destructive removal of the cover, for example with special tools, are made possible.
- the butt joint may extend vertically between the first and second security panels.
- the insert element and / or the insert reinforcement can be fastened, in particular glued, in the receptacle or open receptacle profile side, in particular in the groove, of the receptacle profile.
- a process for making the tough, flush butt joint glazing may include the following steps:
- the first section When inserting the insert element into the receptacle of the first security panel, the first section is positioned in the receiving profile of the first security panel and the second section protrudes beyond the over the impact side of the first security panel.
- the second section When positioning the second security panel adjacent to the first security panel, the second section is positioned or inserted in the receiving profile of the second security panel. The positioning can be made possible for example by a lateral insertion of the second security panel.
- the butt end faces of the two safety panels are pushed one on top of the other.
- One of the safety panels can already be stored in the outer frame.
- the method may comprise a further step: sealing the butt joint between the first and the second security panel, in particular the edge region of the butt joint, with a seal.
- the seal may be opaque, as described above.
- a frothable band can be arranged between the first and the second safety panel. As a result, the resistance of the butt joint glazing can be improved.
- the second security panel After positioning the second security panel adjacent to the first security panel, the second security panel can be stored in the outer frame.
- the storage can also be done before positioning, but the storage in this case should allow a subsequent positioning of the second section in the receiving profile of the second security panel.
- FIG. 1 Cross-section through a safety panel
- FIG. 2 shows a cross section through a safety panel designed as a stepped insulating glass
- Figure 3 shows a cross section through a butt joint glazing with a
- Figure 4 shows a cross section through a butt joint glazing with a T-shaped profile insert element
- Figure 5 shows a cross section through a butt joint glazing with a T-shaped profile insert element
- Figures 1 and 2 each show a cross section of a security panel 1 for the production of a resilient, flush-fitted butt joint glazing 2.
- the security panel 1 has two plates 44, namely a first plate 44a and a second plate 44b.
- the two plates 44 and the security panel 1 are substantially transparent.
- the two plates 44 are spaced from each other by a distance D by means of a spacer 32.
- the space between the two plates 44 is filled with a protective gas.
- the first plate 44a is configured as single-pane safety glazing.
- the second plate 44b is designed as a laminated glazing and has a fire-resistant glazing and a laminated composite.
- the fire-resistant glazing has three panes, between which a fire-resistant, especially tarnishing, fire-resistant interlayer is arranged in case of fire.
- the fire-resistant glazing can also have only two panes or at least two panes.
- the fire-resistant glazing should be an E30 or E60 glazing.
- Of the Fire protection interlayer is circumferentially surrounded by a sealant.
- the laminated pane is formed by gluing a pane of fire-resistant glazing to another pane. The bonding can be made possible for example by a film.
- a receiving profile 1 1 is arranged, which is fastened with a sealing compound 12 between the two plates 44.
- the receiving profile can also be called reinforcing profile.
- the receiving profile is arranged in an edge region of the front end face of the safety panel and forms an open groove, ie a receptacle which is also called an open receiving profile side, towards this front end face.
- This front face with the groove can also be called the connection side or the impact side, while another safety panel can be connected to the safety panel flush with the surface without the need for an additional frame via the connection side or impact side.
- the security panel and / or the plate is / are a surface element which has two substantially parallel large outer surfaces, which are also called flat sides.
- the peripheral surface areas of the security panel or of the panel between the flat sides are referred to herein as "end faces", sometimes the terms “edge” or “narrow side” of a security panel or a panel are used, whereby the front face has a smaller area
- an edge region of the security panel and / or the plate, which can be arranged in a frame can also be referred to as edge recess
- the edge region is thus an area of the safety panel and / or the plate which is arranged near the front side
- a rectangular safety panel or a rectangular plate has four end faces, whereby two opposite end faces can be referred to as bearing end faces and the other two end faces as a shock front e be designated.
- the two plates that is to say the first plate and the second plate, each have two flat sides.
- the flat sides of the two plates have substantially the same dimensions. Therefore, the two plates have the same size with respect to the flat side.
- the front end face 15 shown in Figure 2 is formed stepwise and the flat sides of the two plates 44 are dimensioned differently. That is, the first plate 44a is smaller than the second plate 44b. As already described, the two plates 44 have a different structure and a different extent of the shock end face and bearing end face, that is, a different thickness.
- FIG. 3 shows a cross-section of a resilient butt joint glazing 2 with free impact edges.
- the butt joint glazing 2 has two safety panels 1 arranged flush with one another, as shown in FIG.
- the two security panels are arranged adjacent to each other along their front face.
- Each of the two security panels each has two opposite bearing front sides.
- the storage end faces are each stored or held in an outer frame, (not shown) between the two adjacent security panel 1 a butt joint 21 is formed, this butt joint 21 speaks a cavity between the adjacent security panel 1.
- Between the first security panel and the second security panel is a Insert element 10 along the butt joint 21 in the groove of the first security panel and the groove of the second security panel arranged.
- the butt joint is sealed with a seal 30.
- the receiving profile 1 1 is designed as a flat profile. In the area of the joint 21, no outer frame 22 is arranged. In the butt joint 21 a in case of fire foamable or foaming tape 31 is arranged that in Fire a seal the butt joint 21 against the passage of vapors and / or gases allows.
- FIG. 4 shows a cross-section of an alternative, resistant butt joint glazing 2 with free butt edges.
- the structure of the joint joint glazing 2 essentially corresponds to the structure of the joint joint glazing 2 as shown in FIG.
- the insert element 10 is formed as a T-profile.
- the width of the T-profile ie the broad side, is formed by two feet and the height of the T-profile is formed by a web.
- the bridge extends substantially perpendicularly from the feet.
- the broad side of the insert element 10 is arranged in the respective receiving profiles 1 1 of the adjacent security panel 1.
- the web of the insert element 10 is arranged in the butt joint 21 of the butt joint glazing 2.
- the web is arranged between the second plate 44b of the adjacent security panel 1.
- FIG. 5 shows a cross section of a further, alternative resistant butt joint glazing 2 with free butt edges.
- the second plate 44b is configured similarly to the second plate 44b shown in FIG. 1 or 2.
- the first plate 44a is configured as a laminated glass 46 and has three panes, which are bonded together by a composite film. However, the first plate 44a may also be configured as a single-pane safety glass. The same applies to the second plate 44b.
- a combination with a fire protection function as shown in Figure 5, feasible, such as the second plate 44b.
- the second plate 44b has fire protection intermediate layers 45 or fire protection interlayer between adjacent panes.
- one of the panes al laminated glass 46 is configured.
- the butt joint glazing 2 has a T-profile-shaped insert element 10.
- the broad side of the insert element 10 is arranged in the respective receiving profiles 11 of the adjacent security panel 1.
- the web of the insert element 10 is in the butt joint 21 of Butt joint glazing 2 arranged.
- the web is arranged between the first plate 44a of the adjacent security panel 1.
- FIG. 6 shows a cross section of a further, alternative, resistant butt joint glazing 2 with free abutting edges.
- the two security panels 1 are designed in steps, similar to that shown in FIG.
- the receiving profile 11 is designed as an L-profile and has an open to the shock end face 15 receiving profile side, so recording on.
- the insert element 10 is, as shown in Figure 4 and Figure 5, designed as a T-profile.
- the butt joint glazing 2 a cover member 17 which is adapted to cover the butt joint 21 and the insert member 10 opaque.
- the butt joint glazing 2 has an insert reinforcement 18, which is fixed to the insert element 10 with a fastening means 19.
- the fastening means 19 is designed as a helical, self-locking fastening means 19.
- the screw head was sealed after the screwing of insert reinforcement 18 and insert element 10 with a seal.
- the connection between the insert element 10 and the insert reinforcement 18 can thus be effected exclusively by the violent destruction of the fastening means 19.
- the cover 17 and the insert 10 are glued into the butt joint 21. Before positioning the insert member 10 in the receiving profile 1 1, the joint 21 is freely accessible, whereby the installation or construction of the joint joint glazing 2 and the replacement of individual security panel 1 can be facilitated from an existing joint glazing 2.
- FIG. 7 shows a butt joint glazing 2 with free impact edges.
- the butt joint glazing 2 has at least three safety panels 1 and an outer frame 22.
- the butt joint glazing 2 is a flush glass facade or glazing.
- the safety panels 1 are along their shock front side adjacent to each other.
- the safety panels 1 are arranged flush with each other.
- Each of the safety panels 1 has two opposite bearing end faces 16 each.
- the storage end faces 16 are each stored or held in the outer frame 22.
- An edge region of the security panel 1 is in the outer frame 22 and is stored or held in this edge region.
- a butt joint 21 is formed between the adjacent safety panel 1, this butt joint 21 responds to a cavity between the adjacent safety panel 1.
- the insert element 10 is arranged over the joint 21 in the groove of the adjacent safety panel 1.
- the butt joint 21 is sealed with a seal. This makes it possible to stabilize the adjacent butt edges of the butt joint glazing 2 or to protect against glare and / or external influences, such as weather, wind and / or moisture.
- the butt edges run along the front end face 15 and therefore extend essentially at right angles to the outer frame 22.
- the butt edges of the butt joint glazing 2 are not covered by a frame, that is to say frame-free or frameless. As a result, a visually attractive butt joint glazing is provided which, for example, has burglary-resistant properties.
- the safety panel 1 need not have a purely rectangular dimensioning of the flat sides. Rather, one or more security panels 1 can have a substantially rectangular shape, in which, for example, the bearing front side 16 of the security panel 1 held in the outer frame 22 is rounded off, a triangular flattening of the substantially rectangular shape and / or a recess in the corner area of the substantially rectangular shape of the security panel 1, as shown in dashed lines in Figure 6.
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