This study illustrates the experimental validation of an innovative aluminiumglass partition wall designed to withstand strong horizontal accelerations without damage. The proposed solution features a high-dissipative rubber interface between the aluminium frame and the glass panels, enabling a dissipative mechanism activated by their relative motion. The testing campaign includes small-scale material characterization and full-scale shaketable tests on three-dimensional assemblies. The obtained experimental results are discussed and compared to numerical predictions, demonstrating that the proposed solution ensures damage-free performance, offering a safer solution for glazing partition walls in seismic areas when compared to conventional partition walls of the same typology.

Shake-Table Tests for Seismic Performance Assessment of Glass-Aluminium Partition Walls with Viscoelastic Dissipative Devices

Scozzese, Fabrizio
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Zona, Alessandro;Dall'Asta, Andrea;
2025-01-01

Abstract

This study illustrates the experimental validation of an innovative aluminiumglass partition wall designed to withstand strong horizontal accelerations without damage. The proposed solution features a high-dissipative rubber interface between the aluminium frame and the glass panels, enabling a dissipative mechanism activated by their relative motion. The testing campaign includes small-scale material characterization and full-scale shaketable tests on three-dimensional assemblies. The obtained experimental results are discussed and compared to numerical predictions, demonstrating that the proposed solution ensures damage-free performance, offering a safer solution for glazing partition walls in seismic areas when compared to conventional partition walls of the same typology.
2025
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