E85 - p1-50 - Presentación Determinación de Espesor de Vidrio en Edificaciones

ETEM S.A.
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ETEM is the first aluminium extrusion company in

Greece. The company designs, develops, distrib
utes and at the same time supports modern alu
minium systems for private housing, professional
and industrial spaces.

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The company is in close cooperation with some of

the best architects and civil engineers for the de
velopment of new systems. Our technical depart
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is taking an active role at the initial building con
struction stages. These relationships are estab
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ETEM Building System products are certified from

high status organizations (IQnet, ELOT, CERF,
QUALICOAT, etc), from the very early stages of
their production cycling up to the point that be
come end product such as, doors, windows, cur
tain walls etc.
The end products (doors, windows, curtain wall

systems, special constructions etc) are certified
from specialized organizations and institutes of
high status and requirements.
The company provides technical support and estab
lishes close relations and co operations with some
of the best aluminium constructors and together
we develop new systems.
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/ CERTIFICATES
/ LETTERS OF INTRODUCTION
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Dear customer,

E-85 TITAN.
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I would like to congratulate you on your decision to

use the facade system E-85 TITAN.
The facade system E-85 has been designed so that
to fulfill the highest specifications. It has been certified at notified laboratories both according to the
product standard EN 13830 and American standards
obtaining the highest results. Therefore, on this system can be affixed the CE mark.
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Uf = 1,5 W/m2K (
60, -40 +20,
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Etalbond
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I believe on your decision you have taken the following into consideration:
The ease of fabrication in the workshop and the
ease of assembly on site
Saving in terms of use of material and cost without any discount on safety and functionality
Effective and proved airtightness and watertightness, due to large internal drains on 3 levels,
without discontinuity at the junction of mullions
or transoms, carefully designed accessories and
specially designed supplementary profiles for
sealing the perimeter of the facade
Optimum thermal performance, even in regions
with adverse weather conditions. The proper
selection of thermal spacer eliminates the formation of condensation Thermal transmittance
coefficient Uf = 1.5 W/m2 K (For a temperature
difference of 60oC, external temperature -40oC &
room temperature +20oC, the temperature measured on the mullion is +17oC)
Variety of profiles to fully satisfy all aesthetic requirements and can be used in conjunction with
innovative materials such as photovoltaics and
Etalbond composite panels
Variety of profiles and accessories for the construction of atriums, cupolas and pyramids
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Th. Kassanis,
Mechanical Engineer
R&D Manager
Finally, I would like to inform you that the Department of Technical Support is at your disposal for
any question or clarification.
Th. Kassanis,
Mechanical Engineer
R&D Manager
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
he distance between the fix
ing brackets, the number of
fixing brackets, as well as any
special requirements regard
ing stability of the facade must
always be taken into consid
eration by the structural engi
neer responsible for the proj
ect, as the solutions presented
in these pages are indicative.
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A mullion is fixed permanently

only at one point and at one or
more points in fixed in such
way
so that dilatation not to be
impaired.
In case that the mullion is
anchored at two points the
load case is trapezoidal.
However, in case that the
mullion is anchored at three
points the load case is rectan
gular.
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ATTENTION
In case that is required to use
fixing brackets other than
those recommended by ETEM,
their performance must be
prooved by written structural
calculation report.
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STIFFENER
/ ROLLING
The mullions must be fixed on

at least two fixing brackets,
which in turn must be fixed
onto the building framework
and never on a brickwall. The
fixing brackets must fullfil the
following criteria:
Transfer safely all loads from
the facade resulting from the
wind pressure, weight of mul
lions and transoms and weight
of infill panels
Take up the dilatation of mul
lions caused by fluctuations in
temperature.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
/ LENGTH OF THE MULLION
/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS
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SELECTION OF THE PROPER MULLION

/ DIN
18056,
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, DIN 1055
4.
The selection of the proper aluminium section of

a transom and/or of a mullion is in accordance to
DIN 18056, for a permissible deflection of /300
in the distance between supports, considering the
wind pressure, the position and the height of the
building,as stated in DIN 1055 part 4.
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SELECTION OF THE PROPER MULLION, SUBJECTED TO WIND LOAD

Type of loading: single span beam subjected to
trapezoidal loading or triangular loading, twin span
beam subjected to rectangular loading

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TRAPEZOIDAL LOAD
The moment of inertia of a mullion, supported at
two points, subjected to wind load is given by the
following equation:
a'/2
a'
b'
a'/2
b'/2
f
f
Moment of inertia
cm4
Wind pressure
Kp/m2
Distance between mullions
m
Distance between fixing brackets
m
Modulus of elasticity
Kp/m2
Deflection
m
Always f < H/300
and f < 0.008 m
(2)
H
Jx =
p =
a', b' =
H =
Eal =
f =
f < H/300
f < 0.008 m
RECTANGULAR LOAD
The required moment of inertia of a mullion, sup
ported
at three points, subjected to wind load is given by
the following equation:
p (a'/2) H4 108
J x=
cm4
185 Eal f
b'
b'/2
a'

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Moment of inertia
cm4
Wind pressure
Kp/m2
m
m
Kp/m2
Deflection
m
Always f < H/300
and f < 0.008 m
(1)
(a'/2)2 (a'/2)4
25-40
+16 4
cm4
2
H
H
Jx =
p =
a', b' =
H =
Eal =
f =
f < H/300
f < 0.008 m
108
J x=
p (a'/2) H4
1920 Eal f
a'/2
a'
b'
a'/2
a'
b'/2
b'/2
b'
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SELECTION OF THE PROPER MULLION
Jx

H/300,
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If the required moment of inertia Jx is to be

determined for a deflection other than H/300,
e.g between the edges of the glass panes,
the the moment of inertia which has been
evaluated must be corrected by the following
factor:
300 x f/permissible
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300 x f/permissible
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Jx
60 /2
H/300.
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= 7 x 109 /2
2 4

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(3)
If, because of the division by transoms, the

deflection limit has to be complied within the
case of the longest glass edge (Hg) in the
frame, the required moment of inertia must be
corrected by the following factor:
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Hg
H
(4)
In tables 2 and 4 the required moment of

inertia Jx was evaluated for a wind load of 60
p/m and deflection H/300.
The assumptions on the following examples
are:
Deflection: f = H/300 & 0.008 m
Modulus of Elasticity of Aluminium:
E = 7 x 10 Kp/m2
Tables 2 and 4 list the required moment of
inertia Jx for wind pressure of 60 Kp/m
In the case of different wind load, conversion
is necessary. Tables 1 and 3 include
conversion factors for different wind loads.
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SELECTION OF THE PROPER TRANSOM

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The transom is subjected both to wind

load,self load (caused by its own weight) and
the weight of the infill, such as glazing, panels
etc.
SELECTION OF THE PROPER TRANSOM,
SUBJECTED TO WIND LOAD
The moment of inertia of a transom subjected
to wind load is given by the following
equations:
Lt
1
ho
p (Lt/2 )Lt4 108

J x=
cm4
120 Eal f
Lt
>1
ho
(ho/2)2 (ho/2)4
p (ho/2) Lt4
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Jx= 1920 E f 10 25-40
+16 4
ho2
ho
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ho
(5)

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) Hg/Lg 3
) Hg/L > 3
t=
t=
10 x H x p
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t =
p =
Lg = -
Hg = -
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1,7.
2,5
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(6)
Lt
cm4
Kp/m2
m
Kp/m2
m
Lt
Lt
10 x Lg x Hg x p mm
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Lg x
cm4
ho
Moment of inertia
Wind pressure
Length of transom
Deflection
Always f < H/300
and f < 0.008 m
Lt
ho
Jx =
p =
Lt =
E =
f =
f < H/300
f < 0.008 m
ho
mm
mm
Kp/m2
m
m
(7)
CALCULATION OF THE REQUIRED GLASS

PANE THICKNESS
The required pane thickness is given by the
following equations:
) For H/L 3
(8)
) For H/L > 3
t=
t=
10 x Lg x Hg x p
72
Lg x
10 x H x p
4.9
where:
t = Minimum theoretical thickness
p = Wind pressure
Lg = The smallest dimension of the glass pane
Hg = The largest dimension of the glass pane
mm
Kp/m2
m
m
In the case of selection of double thermal

insulating glazing, the total thickness of the
glazing is equal to the thickness of a single
glass pane (evaluated using the above
equations) multiplied by 1.5, while for triple
glazing by 1.7. The specific weight of glass is
2.5 Kp/mx mm
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SELECTION OF THE PROPER TRANSOM
SELECTION OF THE PROPER TRANSOM SUBJECTED

BOTH TO THE WEIGHT OF THE OVERHEAD GLASS
PANE, AS WELL AS, TO SELF LOAD
1)

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1) The required moment of inertia of a transom due to

the weight of the glazing is given by:
G a 108
2
2
Jy1= 48 E f (3 Lt - 4 a ) cm4
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(9)
G/2
G/2
Lt
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G =
f1 = Lt/300 f1<0.003
Lt =
Kp
m
m
where:
G = weight of glass pane
f1 = Lt/300 and f1<0.003
Lt = Length of transom
Kp
m
m
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Suggested distance (a) of the setting blocks of the glass

pane: a= 0.150 m
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2) The required moment of inertia of a transom subjected

to self weight loading is given by:
5 q Lt4 108 4
Jy2= 384 E f cm
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(10)
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q =
Lt =
f2 = Lt/300 f2<0.003
where:
q = Weight of transom per linear meter
Lt = Length of the transom
f2 = Lt/300 and <0.003
Jy:
Jy= Jy1 + Jy2
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Total required moment of inertia Jy:

Jy= Jy1 + Jy2
ATTENTION: PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ABOVE CAL
CULATIONS ARE INDICATIVE AND DO NOT FORM A
COMPLEE STRESS ANALYSIS
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3m
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a'/2=0.6b'/2=0.6
a'=1.2 m
b'=1.2 m
1.2 m
3.6 m
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: 96 /2
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Example 1
Installation height: 8 - 20 m
Wind load: 96 Kp/m
eight : 3 m
Maximum deflection of insulating glass pane: 8 mm
2:
From Table 2:
- Load width
a= 1.2 m
b= 1.2 m
- Moment of Inertia
Ja = 50.8 cm4
Jb = 50.8 cm4
, Jx, :
Jx = Ja + Jb = 101.6 4
Required moment of inertia, Jx, is:

Jx = Ja +Jb = 101.6 cm4
96 /2

1.6:
Jx = 101.6 x 1.6 = 162.6 4
As the wind load is 96Kp/m the moment of inertia

has to be multiplied by the correction factor 1.6:
Jx = 101.6x1.6=162.6 cm4
Correction factor for pane edge :
300 x f/permissible
300
300 x 0.8
= 1.25 > 1
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Since the correction factor is >1 therefore, is neces
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sary to increase the required moment of inertia
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Jxreq = 1.25 x Jx = 203.2 4
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E-85104 (Jx = 252.5 4; Jy = 38 4)
he mullion that can be used is the following:

-85104 (Jx=252.5 cm, Jy=38 cm4 )
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/ LOAD CASE TRAPEZOID
(m)
Distance between supports (m)
Wind speed

Dynamic pressure
(p)
c=1.2*
Wind pressure (p) with
coefficient c=1.2*
p=cxq
(u)
(q)
m/s
Kp/m2
KN/m2
Kp/m2
KN/m2
0-8
28.3
50
0.50
60
0.60
1.0
8-20
35.8
80
0.80
0.80
96
1.6
20-100
42.0
110
1.10
1.10
132
2.2
>100
45.6
130
1.30
1.30
156
2.6
', b' (m)

Distance between two mullions ', b' (m)
Conversion
factor
2
Table 2
Height of
building above
the ground
a'/2
a'
b'/2
b'
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Table 1
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J x=
p (a'/2) H4
1920 Eal f
108
Jx =
p =
a', b' =
H =
Eal =
f =

:
p=c x q
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c=
q=
(Kp/m2)
(a'/2)2
(a'/2)4
25-40
+16 4
cm4
H2
H
Moment of inertia
cm4
Wind pressure
Kp/m2
m
m
Kp/m2
Deflection
m
q=
v2
16
Wind pressure is given by

p=c x q
where:
c=coefficient
q=Dynamic pressure (Kp/m2)
(Kg/m2)
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v=
(m/s)
where:
v= wind speed (m/s)

DIN 1055 4
60 Kg/m2
All calculations are according to DIN
1055 part 4 for wind load of 60 Kp/m2
1/300

TABLE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MOMENTS OF INERTIA WITH A DEFLECTION OF 1/300
OF THE DISTANCE BETWEEN SUPPORTS
*c=1.2
*c=1.2 for standard buildings
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Table 3
(u)
(q)
m/s
Kp/m2
KN/m2
(p)
c=1.2*
Wind pressure (p) with
coefficient c=1.2*
p=cxq
Kp/m2
KN/m2
Conversion
factor
0-8
28.3
50
0.50
60
0.60
1.0
8-20
35.8
80
0.80
0.80
96
1.6
20-100
42.0
110
1.10
1.10
132
2.2
>100
45.6
130
1.30
1.30
156
2.6
(m)
Distance between supports (m)
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Table 4
', b' (m)

Distance between two mullions ', b' (m)

Dynamic pressure
Wind speed
Height of
building above
the ground
a'/2
a'
b'/2
b'
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p (a'/2) H4 108
J x=
185 Eal f
Jx =
p =
a', b' =
H =
Eal =
f =

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p=c x q
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c=
q=
(Kp/m2)
cm4
Moment of inertia
Wind pressure
Kp/m2
m
m
Kp/m2
Deflection
m
q=
v2
16
Wind pressure is given by

p=c x q
where:
c=coefficient
q=Dynamic pressure (Kp/m2)
(Kp/m2)
:
v=
(m/s)
where:
v= wind speed (m/s)
*c=1.2
*c=1.2 for standard buildings
1/300

TABLE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MOMENTS OF INERTIA WITH A DEFLECTION OF 1/300
OF THE DISTANCE BETWEEN SUPPORTS

DIN 1055 4
60 kg/m2
All calculations are according to DIN
1055 part 4 for wind load of 60 Kp/m2
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2.9 m
a'/2=2.9/2=1.45 m
5m
c
d'=2.1 m
d'/2=1.05 m
a'/2=1.45 m
a'=2.9 m
b'/2=0.5 m
b'=1 m
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Hg: 2,9
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Example 2
Selection of required transom in a complex construction
Wind load: 60 Kp/m
eight of structure : 5 m
Maximum dimension of the glass pane Hg : 2.9 m
Maximum distance between mullions: 2.9 m
Maximum deflection of insulating glass pane: 8 mm
1) 1. Determination of required moment of inertia for the

mullion
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From table 2:
- Load width
a= 2.9 m
b= 1 m
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Jx = Ja + Jb = 733,9 4
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E-85106 (Jx = 752,9 4 ,Jy = 60,7 4)
The required moment of inertia is:

Jx = Ja +Jb = 733.9 cm4
Because of the division by transoms, the deflection limit
has to be complied within the case of the longest glass
edge in the frame, the required moment of inertia must
be corrected by the following factor:
2
=
( )
Hg
H
- Moment of Inertia
Ja = 528 cm4
Jb = 205.9 cm4
500
x
300 x 0.8
290 2
= 0.7 < 1
500
( )
Since the correction factor is <1 therefore, no correc

tion is required.
he mullion that can be used is the following:
E-85106 (Jx=752.9 cm, Jy=60.7 cm4)
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2)
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L/h0 = 1 (2,9/2,9 = 1),

Jc
(5).
L/h0 > 1 (2,9/2,1 = 1,38),
Jd
(6):
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2. Determination of the required moment of inertia

of the transom subjected to wind load
As L/h0=1 (2.9/ 2.9=1) the load is triangular, there
fore the moment of inertia is evaluated from equation
(5).
As L/h0>1 (2.9/ 2.1=1) the load is trapezoidal, there
fore the moment of inertia Jd is evaluated from equa
tion (6).
60x(2.9/2)x2.94 x108
Jc=
= 75.8 cm4
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120x7x10 x (2.9/300)
:
Jx = Jc + Jd = 144,5 4
The required moment of inertia is: Jx = Jc +Jd =

144.5 cm4
Calculation of the required glass pane thickness
( HL ) = 2.9
2.9
g
H/L < 3 :
= 1<3
Since H/L < 3:
t=
10 x Lg x Hg x p
=
72

1,5:
10 x 2.9 x 2.9 x 60
=> t = 8.4 mm
72
As double thermal insulating glazing will be used, the
thickness of the single pane must be multiplied by 1.5:
tfinal = 1.5 x 8.4 = 12.6 mm => tfinal 13 mm

- G,
:
G = t x glass x LxH mm
Weight of the glass pane, G, is calculated as follows:
G = 13 x 2.5 x 2.9 x 2.9 =273.3 Kp

Required moment of inertia for a transom subjected to the weight of the glass pane:
G a 108
273.3 x 0.15 x 108 x (3 x 2.92 - 4 x 0.152)
2
2
Jy1=48 E f (3 Lt - 4 a )Jy1=
= 102.3 cm4
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48 x 7 x 10 x 0.003
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Jy = 102 4
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Jy (Jx = 398,74, Jy = 42,5 4)
As there is no available transom with Jy=102 cm4 is

required to reinforce the transom having the maxi
mum moment of inertia Jy with a hollow steel sec
tion.In case that is required to use a 'fit in' transom,
E-85307 has the greatest moment of inertia Jy
(Jx=398.7 cm4, Jy=42.5 cm4).
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100 x 40 x 5 : (Jx = 141,14, Jy = 31,5 4)
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Jy = 31,5 x 3 = 94,5 4

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Jy = J y transom + Jy = 42,5 +94,5 = 137 4
The steel section that can be used for reinforcment

has dimensions 100x40x5 mm
(Jx=141.1 cm4, Jy=31.5 cm4 ).

3,032 .
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Transom weight per linear meter 3.032 Kp. The

weight of the steel hollow section per linear meter is
9.9 Kp. The weight of the reinforced transom is cal
culated as follows:
q = 2,9 x 3,032 + 2,9 x 9,9 = 37,5
q = 2.9 x 3.032 + 2.9 x 9.9 = 37.5 Kp
Required moment of inertia for a transom subjected to self weight loading:
As the modulus of Elasticity of steel is 3 times great

er than the modulus of elasticity of aluminium:
Jy'= 31.5 x3 = 94.5 cm4
The combined section has a moment of inertia:
Jy'' = Jy transom + Jy' = 42.5 +94.5 = 137 cm
5 q Lt4 108
5 x 37.5 x 2.94 x 108
Jy2= 384 E f Jy2= 384 x 7 x 109 x 0.003 = 164.5 cm4
al 2
Jy:
The required moment of inertia Jy :
Jy = Jy1 +Jy2 = 102.3 + 164.5 = 266.8 cm4

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As the moment of inertia Jy of the reinforced tran

som is less than the required, it is necessary to mod
ify the dimensions of the openings. The suggested
solutions are the following:
Reduction of the width of the opening (< 2.9 m)
Modification of the opening by the addition of hori
zontal members, so that in the resultant openings to
use transoms that are capable to carry the imposed
loads.
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Example 3
: 8 20
: 96 /2
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Wind load: 96 Kp/m2
eight : 3500 mm
Maximum deflection of insulating glass pane:
8 mm
4:
From Table 4:
- Distance
between 2 mullions a'; b'
a'= 1.5 m
b= 1.2 m
- Moment of Inertia
Ja = 44.7 cm4
Jb = 35.8 cm4
, Jx, :
Jx = Ja +Jb = 80.5 cm4
Required moment of inertia, Jx, is:

Jx = Ja +Jb = 80.5 cm4
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96 /2,

1,6:
Jx = 80.5x1.6=128.8 cm4
As the wind load is 96 Kp/m the moment of

inertia has to be multiplied by the correction
factor 1.6:
Jx = 80.5x1.6=128.8 cm4
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E-85 / E-85 Description and presentation

- -85 50 ,

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- -85 is a 50mm facade system. Combines classic (pressure plate) and silicone glaz
ing structure. Additional there is capabillity to conect transom on transom.
These characteristics makes E-85 o multyfunctional system that can provide any face
of glazing almost in any direction and shape, that can be used as much to construct
facades as to construct glazing lodgements and cupolas.
- E-85 can provide solutions for all needs of a modern structure.
The profiles of E-85 were designed so that to offer optimum structural stability
with minimum use of aluminium. Care was taken during design stage so that to
achieve optimum stiffness in terms of weight per linear meter.
E-85 offers otimum thermal to cost coeffiecient, so can be used even in severe
climate contitions.
Very important characteristic of E-85 is that the use of the system does not de
nand large group of workers as mutch to the constructing as in installation.
An extended range of ways as far as it concerns the fitting of transoms on mul
lions.
The variety of proviles of E-85 can cover a wide range of needs.
Additionally E-85 facade system is designed to prevent easy row of rain water
through special geometry of profiles and accesories and also some of the ac
cesories are constructed by special aloy to offer optimum stability.
Finally we can report that E-85 can be combined with systems of luvers in both
directions as far as on classic facade (pressure plate) as on structural glazing.
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E-85
-85
() .

.
.
The appearance of E-85 curtain wall may com
bine classic structure (pressure plate) with sili
cone glazing structure. Every frame can combine
pressure plate AND strucrural glazing joint at any
edge we wish. This capabillity is retained even at
the projected window.

CLASSIC STRUCTURE
2 SIDE STRUCTURAL GLAZING

4 SIDE STRUCTURAL GLAZING.
E-85
A 85 - 3
/ ADVANTAGES

- .
, ,
.
(5) - ,
.
Small direction changes 5 can be constructed without
special parts.
The capabillity of making edges (in and out) can be constructed with
special profiles.
Structural silicone edges can also change direction, so that zigzag and polygonal facades can be constructed, without aluminium
profiles shown from outside.
A 85 - 4
/ ADVANTAGES
E-85

( )
.
An extended range of ways as far as it concerns the fitting of transoms on mullions (for both types of transoms).
All mullions of the facade can be attached indipentently of transoms, decreases the time that construction
demands.
* -
,
.
Additional joint can be used in case that severe loads need to
be percieved and delievered by transom.
E-85
A 85 - 5
/ ADVANTAGES

.
Diagramm of transom on transom construction and row of
rain water
Mullion

.
Special designed
gasket, not al
lowing retain of
water in case of
overflow.
-85 ,
.

.

- (),
(B) ().
The E-85 facade system is designed to prevent easy row of rain water through special geometry of profiles.
For that reason Mullions and transoms have big drains. For the same reason designed the seals between
different profiles as gasket seal(A) the foam seal(B) and also the drainage between mullions (C) for
Longitudinal connection.
A 85 - 6
/ ADVANTAGES
E-85

.
PVC
.
Optimum thermal performance , even in regions with adverse weather conditions.
The proper selection of thermal spacer reduces the chances of formation of
condensation.
PVC
-
.
Additional thermal spacer
that optimum performance.
P 85 - 1
E-85
-85 / LIST OF PROFILES E-85 TITAN
MULLION
MULLION
MULLION
MULLION
MULLION
MULLION
- PROFILE
MULLION
E - 85106
E - 85105
E - 85104
E - 85103
E - 85102
E - 85101
E - 85100
No
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 2006 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 448 mm
WEIGHT
: 2211 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 488 mm
WEIGHT
: 2417 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 528 mm
WEIGHT
: 2665 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 568 mm
WEIGHT
: 2881 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 608 mm
WEIGHT
: 3205 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 668 mm
WEIGHT
: 4628 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 709 mm

STATIC VALUES
cm4
MOMENT OF INERTIA cm4
Jx = 27,6 cm4
Jy = 19,3 cm4
ey (max) = 3,977 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
MOMENT OF RESISTANCE cm3
Wx = 6,9 cm3
Wy = 7,7 cm3
cm4
Jx = 58,0 cm4
Jy = 23,7 cm4
ey (max) = 4,762 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 12,1 cm3
Wy =9,4 cm3
cm4
Jx = 104,1 cm4
Jy = 28,1 cm4
ey (max) = 5,584 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 18,6 cm3
Wy = 11,2 cm3
cm4
Jx = 168,9 cm4
Jy =33,4 cm4
ey (max) = 6,462 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 26,1 cm3
Wy = 13,3 cm3
cm4
Jx = 252,5 cm4
Jy = 38,0 cm4
ey (max) = 7,341 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 34,3 cm3
Wy = 15,2 cm3
cm4
Jx = 417,9 cm4
Jy = 44,9 cm4
ey (max) = 8,911 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 46,8 cm3
Wy = 17,9 cm3
cm4
Jx = 752,9 cm4
Jy = 60,7cm4
ey (max) = 10,05 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 74,9 cm3
Wy = 24,2 cm3
P 85 - 2
MULLION
MULLION
MULLION
MULLION
MULLION
- PROFILE

- 85140
SPLIT ROTATING MULLION
E - 85141
E - 85140

SUPPLEMENTARY MULLION
PROFILE
E - 85135
E - 85130
E - 85120
E - 85108
E - 85107
No
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 5165 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 748 mm
WEIGHT
: 6423 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 748 mm
WEIGHT
: 2311 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 643 mm
WEIGHT
: 3572g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 859 mm
WEIGHT
: 3610 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 650 mm
WEIGHT
: 999 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 313 mm
WEIGHT
: 986 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 312 mm
E-85

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 1003,7 cm4
Jy = 71,3 cm4
ey (max) = 11,029 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 91,0 cm3
Wy = 28,5 cm3
cm4
Jx = 1326,0 cm4
Jy = 80,9 cm4
ey (max) = 11,410 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 116,2 cm3
Wy =32,3 cm3
cm4
Jx = 36,8 cm4
Jy = 18,3 cm4
ey (max) = 4,231 cm
ex (max) = 2,510 cm
cm3
Wx = 8,6 cm3
Wy = 7,2 cm3
cm4
Jx = 128,9 cm4
Jy =128,9 cm4
ey (max) = 6,197 cm
ex (max) = 6,197 cm
cm3
Wx = 20,8 cm3
Wy = 20,8 cm3
cm4
Jx = 176,0 cm4
Jy = 216,1 cm4
ey (max) = 6,475 cm
ex (max) = 7,059 cm
cm3
Wx = 27,1 cm3
Wy = 30,6 cm3
cm4
Jx = 6,1 cm4
Jy = 5,1 cm4
ey (max) = 2,199 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 2,7 cm3
Wy = 2,0cm3
cm4
Jx = 7,2 cm4
Jy = 3,8 cm4
ey (max) = 2,862 cm
ex (max) = 1,615 cm
cm3
Wx = 2,5 cm3
Wy = 2,3 cm3
P 85 - 3
E-85
- PROFILE
SPLIT MULLION
SPLIT MULLION
SPLIT MULLION
E - 85154
E - 85153
E - 85152
E - 85151
INTERNAL SUPPL. PROFILE

FOR SPLIT MULLION
E - 85150
EXTERNAL SUPPL. PROFILE

FOR SPLIT MULLION
E - 85143

90
()
SUPPL. MULLION PROFILE
O
90 (OUTER)
E - 85142

90
( )
SUPPL. MULLION PROFILE
O
90 (INNER)
No
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 810 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 225 mm
WEIGHT
: 972 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 240 mm
WEIGHT
: 1004 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 343 mm
WEIGHT
: 230 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 91 mm
WEIGHT
: 1320 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 382 mm
WEIGHT
: 1536 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 422 mm
WEIGHT
: 1752 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 462 mm

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 2,4 cm4
Jy = 4,5 cm4
ey (max) = 1,717 cm
ex (max) = 2,400 cm
cm3
Wx = 1,4 cm3
Wy = 1,8 cm3
cm4
Jx = 2,8 cm4
Jy = 3,9cm4
ey (max) = 1,869 cm
ex (max) = 2,213 cm
cm3
Wx = 1,5 cm3
Wy = 1,7 cm3
cm4
Jx = 14,0 cm4
Jy = 1,5 cm4
ey (max) = 3,549 cm
ex (max) = 1,721 cm
cm3
Wx = 3,9 cm3
Wy = 0,8 cm3
10
cm4
Jx = 0,1 cm4
Jy = 0,5 cm4
ey (max) = 1,072cm
ex (max) = 1,622 cm
cm3
Wx = 0,1 cm3
Wy = 0,3 cm3
cm4
Jx = 33,7 cm4
Jy = 2,7 cm4
ey (max) = 4,841 cm
ex (max) = 1,441 cm
cm3
Wx = 6,9 cm3
Wy = 1,8 cm3
cm4
Jx = 60,9 cm4
Jy = 3,3 cm4
ey (max) = 5,765 cm
ex (max) = 1,412 cm
cm3
Wx = 10,5 cm3
Wy = 2,3 cm3
cm4
Jx = 99,6 cm4
Jy = 4,0 cm4
ey (max) = 6,708 cm
ex (max) = 1,391 cm
cm3
Wx = 14,8 cm3
Wy = 2,8 cm3
P 85 - 4
SPLIT MULLION

/ SASH PROFILE
: 2076 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,6 m
PERIMETER
: 523 mm
WEIGHT
: 934 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 287 mm
WEIGHT
: 1413 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 365 mm
WEIGHT
: g/m
LENGTH
: m
PERIMETER
: mm
WEIGHT
: g/m
LENGTH
: m
PERIMETER
: mm
E - 85290
TRANSOM
TRANSOM
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
E - 85291
E - 85300
E - 85301
./
SASH PROFILE
E - 85155
E - 85200
- PROFILE
E - 85210
No
WEIGHT
: 1015 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 300 mm
WEIGHT
: 1293 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 330 mm
E-85

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 182,3 cm4
Jy = 5,1 cm4
ey (max) = 8,145 cm
ex (max) = 1,367 cm
cm3
Wx = 22,4 cm3
Wy = 3,7 cm3
cm4
Jx = 2,7 cm4
Jy = 7,6 cm4
ey (max) = 2,101 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 1,2 cm3
Wy = 3,0 cm3
cm4
Jx = 7,1 cm4
Jy = 11,5 cm4
ey (max) = 2,613 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 2,7 cm3
Wy = 4,6 cm3
P 85 - 5
E-85
TRANSOM
TRANSOM
TRANSOM
TRANSOM
TRANSOM
TRANSOM
- PROFILE
HALF TRANSOM
E - 85320
E - 85307
E - 85306
E - 85305
E - 85304
E - 85303
E - 85302
No
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 1455 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 370 mm
WEIGHT
: 1785 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 410 mm
WEIGHT
: 2276 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 450 mm
WEIGHT
: 2492 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 490 mm
WEIGHT
: 2708 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 530 mm
WEIGHT
: 3032 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 590 mm
WEIGHT
: 1131 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 312 mm

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 19,5 cm4
Jy = 15,0 cm4
ey (max) = 3,255 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 6,0 cm3
Wy = 6,0 cm3
cm4
Jx = 45,8 cm4
Jy = 21,5 cm4
ey (max) = 4,350 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 10,5 cm3
Wy = 8,6 cm3
cm4
Jx = 98,8 cm4
Jy = 26,4 cm4
ey (max) = 5,474 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 18,0 cm3
Wy = 10,5 cm3
cm4
Jx = 160,5 cm4
Jy = 31,0 cm4
ey (max) = 6,416 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 25,0 cm3
Wy = 12,4 cm3
cm4
Jx = 240,5 cm4
Jy = 35,6 cm4
ey (max) = 7,367 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 32,6 cm3
Wy = 14,2 cm3
cm4
Jx = 398,7 cm4
Jy = 42,5 cm4
ey (max) = 8,806 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 45,2 cm3
Wy = 17,0 cm3
cm4
Jx = 7,6 cm4
Jy = 4,9 cm4
ey (max) = 2,427 cm
ex (max) = 2,395 cm
cm3
Wx = 3,1 cm3
Wy = 2,0 cm3
P 85 - 6

TRANSOM

TRANSOM

TRANSOM

TRANSOM

TRANSOM

TRANSOM

TRANSOM
E - 85356
E - 85355
E - 85354
E - 85353
E - 85352
E - 85351
E - 85350
No
- PROFILE
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 605 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 204 mm
WEIGHT
: 1164 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 261 mm
WEIGHT
: 1380 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 301 mm
WEIGHT
: 1874 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 341 mm
WEIGHT
: 2090 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 381 mm
WEIGHT
: 2306 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 421 mm
WEIGHT
: 2522 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 461 mm
E-85

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 0,4 cm4
Jy = 3,7 cm4
ey (max) = 1,178 cm
ex (max) = 2,501 cm
cm3
Wx = 0,3 cm3
Wy = 1,4 cm3
cm4
Jx = 8,7 cm4
Jy = 12,0 cm4
ey (max) = 2,361 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 3,6 cm3
Wy = 4,8 cm3
cm4
Jx = 24,2 cm4
Jy = 16,6 cm4
ey (max) = 3,292 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 7,3 cm3
Wy = 6,6 cm3
cm4
Jx = 58,1 cm4
Jy = 21,4 cm4
ey (max) = 4,539 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 12,8 cm3
Wy = 8,5 cm3
cm4
Jx = 102,4 cm4
Jy = 26,1 cm4
ey (max) = 5,552 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 18,4 cm3
Wy = 10,4 cm3
cm4
Jx = 162,2 cm4
Jy = 30,7 cm4
ey (max) = 6,562 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 24,7 cm3
Wy = 12,2 cm3
cm4
Jx = 239,0 cm4
Jy = 35,3 cm4
ey (max) = 7,571 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 31,5 cm3
Wy = 14,1 cm3
P 85 - 7
E-85
FRAME
-85200

TRANSOM

TRANSOM

TRANSOM

TRANSOM

TRANSOM
- PROFILE
-85210

FRAME
E - 85410
E - 85400
E - 85370
E - 85360
E - 85359
E - 85358
E - 85357
No
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 2846 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 521 mm
WEIGHT
: 3062 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 561 mm
WEIGHT
: 3278 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 601 mm
WEIGHT
: 948 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 221 mm
WEIGHT
: 1061 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 341 mm
WEIGHT
: 886 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 339 mm
WEIGHT
: 1329 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 415 mm

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 389,0 cm4
Jy = 42,2 cm4
ey (max) = 9,082 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 42,9 cm3
Wy = 16,8 cm3
cm4
Jx = 516,4 cm4
Jy = 46,8 cm4
ey (max) = 10,088 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 51,1 cm3
Wy = 18,7 cm3
cm4
Jx = 665,6 cm4
Jy = 51,4 cm4
ey (max) = 11,093 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 60,0 cm3
Wy = 20,5 cm3
cm4
Jx = 1,4 cm4
Jy = 7,4 cm4
ey (max) = 1,583 cm
ex (max) = 2,500 cm
cm3
Wx = 0,8 cm3
Wy = 2,9 cm3
cm4
Jx = 19,3 cm4
Jy = 5,2 cm4
ey (max) = 3,337 cm
ex (max) = 2,552 cm
cm3
Wx = 5,7 cm3
Wy = 2,0 cm3
cm4
Jx = 12,8 cm4
Jy = 4,6 cm4
ey (max) = 3,624 cm
ex (max) = 3,096 cm
cm3
Wx = 3,5 cm3
Wy = 1,4 cm3
cm4
Jx = 39,4 cm4
Jy = 9,6 cm4
ey (max) = 4,583 cm
ex (max) = 3,373 cm
cm3
Wx = 8,5 cm3
Wy = 2,8 cm3
P 85 - 8
TRANSOM PROFILE

TRANSOM PROFILE

TRANSOM PROFILE

SUPL. PROFILE FOR HOLDING
SEIALING MEMBRANE

SEIALING MEMBRANE

SEIALING MEMBRANE
TRANSOM PROFILE
E - 85603
E - 85610
E - 85611
E - 85612
E - 85602
E - 85601
E - 85600
No
- PROFILE
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 1080 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 283 mm
WEIGHT
: 1229 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 323 mm
WEIGHT
: 1380 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 363 mm
WEIGHT
: 1531 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 403 mm
WEIGHT
: 176 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 65 mm
WEIGHT
: 346 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 176 mm
WEIGHT
: 381 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 170 mm
E-85

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 22,0 cm4
Jy = 20,4 cm4
ey (max) = 3,777 cm
ex (max) = 2,900 cm
cm3
Wx = 5,8 cm3
Wy = 7,0 cm3
cm4
Jx = 43,6 cm4
Jy = 24,9 cm4
ey (max) = 4,716 cm
ex (max) = 2,900 cm
cm3
Wx = 9,2 cm3
Wy = 8,5 cm3
cm4
Jx = 74,2 cm4
Jy = 29,4 cm4
ey (max) = 5,669 cm
ex (max) = 2,900 cm
cm3
Wx = 13,0 cm3
Wy = 10,1 cm3
cm4
Jx = 115,1 cm4
Jy = 33,9 cm4
ey (max) = 6,630 cm
ex (max) = 2,900 cm
cm3
Wx = 17,3 cm3
Wy = 11,6 cm3
10
E-85
6
SPACER 6mm
12
SPACER 12 mm
18
SPACER 18 mm

(28MM)
(24MM)

WALL ATTACHMENT PROFILE WALL ATTACHMENT PROFILE EXTERNAL GLASS SUPPORT EXTERNAL GLASS SUPPORT
E - 85640
E - 85641
E - 85642
E - 85621
E - 85620
E - 85615
E - 85614
No
P 85 - 9
- PROFILE
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 208 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 99 mm
WEIGHT
: 200 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 101 mm
WEIGHT
: 984 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 277 mm
WEIGHT
: 999 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
:285 mm
WEIGHT
: 97 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 59 mm
WEIGHT
: 140 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 90 mm
WEIGHT
: 200 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 128 mm
12
12
20
20
20

STATIC VALUES
P 85 - 10
E-85
SPACER FOR OUTER

CORNER 22.5
SPACER FOR OUTER
CORNER 30
SPACER FOR OUTER
CORNER 37.5
SPACER FOR OUTER
CORNER 45
E - 85655
/ -85370/
SUPPLEMENTARY PROFILE
45
37.5
30
22.5
15
SPACER FOR OUTER

CORNER 15
7.5
SPACER FOR OUTER
CORNER 7.5
- PROFILE
E - 85670
E - 85654
E - 85653
E - 85652
E - 85651
E - 85650
No
WEIGHT
: 101 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 61 mm
WEIGHT
: 108 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 65 mm
WEIGHT
: 117 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 70 mm
WEIGHT
: 128 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 75 mm
WEIGHT
: 142 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 82 mm
WEIGHT
: 161 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 93 mm
WEIGHT
: 791 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 294 mm
./
PCS/BUNDLE
STATIC VALUES
20
20
20
20
20
20
E-85
PRESSURE PLATE

22,5
PRESSURE PLATE FOR
SLOPE 22,5

30
PRESSURE PLATE FOR
SLOPE 30

>15 > 25
PRESSURE PLATE
PRESSURE PLATE
SLOPE 15O min.
SLOPE 25O min.
E - 85703

7,5
PRESSURE PLATE FOR
SLOPE 7,5
E - 85704

15
PRESSURE PLATE FOR
SLOPE 15
E - 85705
E - 85706
E - 85702
E - 85701
E - 85700
No
P 85 - 11
- PROFILE
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 435 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 151 mm
WEIGHT
: 403 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 138 mm
WEIGHT
: 416 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 113 mm
WEIGHT
: 1034 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 305 mm
WEIGHT
: 1121 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 327 mm
WEIGHT
: 1204 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 349 mm
WEIGHT
: 1291 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 371 mm

STATIC VALUES
P 85 - 12
E-85
- PROFILE
12 mm
COVER CAP 12 mm
15
COVER CAP 15 mm
20
COVER CAP 20 mm
25
COVER CAP 25 mm
30
COVER CAP 30 mm
E - 85715
E - 85714
E - 85713
E - 85712
E - 85711
E - 85708
PRESSURE PLATE
FOR SLOPE 45

45
E - 85707

37,5
PRESSURE PLATE
FOR SLOPE 37.5
No
WEIGHT
: 1455 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 413 mm
WEIGHT
: 1620 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 456 mm
WEIGHT
: 289 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 144 mm
WEIGHT
: 332 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 166 mm
WEIGHT
: 400 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 191 mm
WEIGHT
: 432 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 211 mm
WEIGHT
: 467 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 231 mm
./
PCS/BUNDLE
STATIC VALUES
P 85 - 13
E-85
60
COVER CUP 60 mm
25
COVER CUP 25 mm
COVER CUP 18/12
1/2
COVER CUP 40/15

> 25
COVER CUP FOR 25min.

90
COVER CUP 90
COVER CUP 100/30
E - 85716
E - 85720
E - 85721
E - 85722
E - 85723
E - 85730
- PROFILE
E - 85731
No
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 821g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 291 mm
WEIGHT
: 467 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 206 mm
WEIGHT
: 281 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 150 mm
WEIGHT
: 462 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 231 mm
WEIGHT
: 1207 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 337 mm
WEIGHT
: 262 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 132 mm
WEIGHT
: 373 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 171 mm
12

STATIC VALUES
P 85 - 14

135
COVER CUP 135O

90
PRESSURE PLATE 90O

135
PRESSURE PLATE 135O

PROFILE FOR
FIXING BRACKET

SUPPL. PROFILE FOR
FIXING BRACKET
12
20
( ) ( )
STAINLESS STEEL
STAINLESS STEEL
COVER CUP 12MM
COVER CUP 20MM
E - 85732
E - 85740
E - 85900
E - 85901
E - 85791
E - 85790
E - 85741
No
- PROFILE
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 446 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 206 mm
WEIGHT
: 510 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 170 mm
WEIGHT
: 508 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 169 mm
WEIGHT
: g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: mm
WEIGHT
: g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: mm
WEIGHT
: 8397 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 871 mm
WEIGHT
: 313 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 26 mm
20
E-85

STATIC VALUES
E-85
-
TRANSOM CONNECTOR
-
TRANSOM CONNECTOR

- -85907
TRANSOM CONNECTOR
- ()

-85104
-85103
-85102
TRANSOM CONNECTOR
LONGITUDINAL CONNECTOR LONGITUDINAL CONNECTOR LONGITUDINAL CONNECTOR
FOR MULLION E-85104
FOR MULLION E-85103
FOR MULLION E-85102
E - 85906
E - 85907
E - 85954
E - 85953
E - 85952
E - 85909
E - 85908
No
P 85 - 15
- PROFILE
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 724 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 251 mm
WEIGHT
: 1010 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 187 mm
WEIGHT
: 367 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 109 mm
WEIGHT
: 2674 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 107 mm
WEIGHT
: 2041 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 280 mm
WEIGHT
: 2344 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 320 mm
WEIGHT
: 2646 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 360 mm

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 31,3 cm4
Jy = 13,9 cm4
ey (max) = 2,924 cm
ex (max) = 2,260 cm
cm3
Wx = 10,7 cm3
Wy = 6,1 cm3
cm4
Jx = 67,8 cm4
Jy = 16,5 cm4
ey (max) = 3,987 cm
ex (max) = 2,260 cm
cm3
Wx = 17,0 cm3
Wy = 7,3 cm3
cm4
Jx = 121,7 cm4
Jy = 19,0 cm4
ey (max) = 5,035 cm
ex (max) = 2,260 cm
cm3
Wx = 24,1 cm3
Wy = 8,4 cm3
P 85 - 16

-85105
LONGITUDINAL CONNECTOR
FOR MULLION E85105

-85106
FOR MULLION E85106

-85107
FOR MULLION E85107

-85108
FOR MULLION E85108

MITRED LONGITUDINAL
CONNECTOR FOR
MULLION CONNECTOR
AUTRIUMS POLYGONAL

-85152
FOR SPLIT MULLION E-85152
E - 85972
E - 85961
E - 85960
E - 85958
E - 85957
E - 85956
E - 85955
No
- PROFILE
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 3100 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 420 mm
WEIGHT
: 3275 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 449 mm
WEIGHT
: 3532 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 488 mm
WEIGHT
: 3499 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 469 mm
WEIGHT
: 10916 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 624 mm
WEIGHT
: 3977 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 255 mm
WEIGHT
: 764 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 93 mm
E-85

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 239,8 cm4
Jy = 22,9 cm4
ey (max) = 6,590 cm
ex (max) = 2,260 cm
cm3
Wx = 36,3 cm3
Wy = 10,1 cm3
cm4
Jx = 311,5 cm4
Jy = 23,0 cm4
ey (max) = 7.362 cm
ex (max) = 2,210 cm
cm3
Wx = 42,3 cm3
Wy = 10,4 cm3
cm4
Jx = 425,3 cm4
Jy = 24,2 cm4
ey (max) = 8,370 cm
ex (max) = 2,180 cm
cm3
Wx = 50,8 cm3
Wy = 11,1 cm3
cm4
Jx = 368,8 cm4
Jy = 23,1 cm4
ey (max) = 7,882 cm
ex (max) = 2,160 cm
cm3
Wx = 46,7 cm3
Wy = 10,6 cm3
cm4
Jx = 1908,8 cm4
Jy = 2,260 cm4
ey (max) = 10,878 cm
ex (max) = 108,2 cm
cm3
Wx = 175,4 cm3
Wy = 47,8 cm3
cm4
Jx = 138,1 cm4
Jy = 39,6 cm4
ey (max) = 4.537 cm
ex (max) = 2,160 cm
cm3
Wx = 30,4 cm3
Wy = 18,3 cm3
cm4
Jx = 3,2 cm4
Jy = 0,8 cm4
ey (max) = 1,595 cm
ex (max) = 0,779 cm
cm3
Wx = 2,0 cm3
Wy = 1,0 cm3
E-85
20
STRUCTURAL GLAZING 20mm
SPACE FOR
STRUCTURALGLAZING 20mm
16
STRUCTURAL GLAZING 16mm
SPACE FOR
STRUCTURALGLAZING 16mm
10
SPACER 10 mm

-85130
MULLION JOINT
E - 85990
E - 85991
ST060002
E - 8611
E - 85975
E - 85974
E - 85973

-85155 -85154 -85153
LONGITUDINAL
LONGITUDINAL
LONGITUDINAL
CONNECTOR FOR SPLIT
CONNECTOR FOR SPLIT
CONNECTOR FOR SPLIT
MULLION
E-85154
MULLION
E-85153
MULLION E85155
No
P 85 - 17
- PROFILE
./
PCS/BUNDLE
WEIGHT
: 1034 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 133 mm
WEIGHT
: 1304 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 173 mm
WEIGHT
: 1709 g/m
LENGTH
: 2,01 m
PERIMETER
: 233 mm
WEIGHT
: 229 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 139 mm
WEIGHT
: 219 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 133 mm
WEIGHT
: 130 g/m
LENGTH
: 6,01 m
PERIMETER
: 83 mm
WEIGHT
: 1847 g/m
LENGTH
: 5,00 m
PERIMETER
: 240 mm

STATIC VALUES
cm4
Jx = 11,9 cm4
Jy = 1,2 cm4
ey (max) = 2,595 cm
ex (max) = 0,778 cm
cm3
Wx = 4,5 cm3
Wy = 1,5 cm3
cm4
Jx = 28,2 cm4
Jy = 1,6 cm4
ey (max) = 3,595 cm
ex (max) = 0,777 cm
cm3
Wx = 7,8 cm3
Wy = 2,0 cm3
cm4
Jx = 71,5 cm4
Jy = 2,3 cm4
ey (max) = 5,095 cm
ex (max) = 0,777 cm
cm3
Wx = 14,0 cm3
Wy = 2,9 cm3
20
20
38
cm4
Jx = 15,2 cm4
Jy = 15,2 cm4
ey (max) = 2,400 cm
ex (max) = 2,400 cm
cm3
Wx = 6,3 cm3
Wy = 6,3 cm3
W 85 - 1
/ MULLIONS
E-85
M 1:1
E-85
M 1:1
W 85 - 2
/ MULLIONS
W 85 - 3
/ MULLIONS
E-85
M 1:1
E-85
M 1:1
W 85 - 4
/ MULLIONS
W 85 - 5
/ MULLIONS
E-85
M 1:1
E-85
M 1:1
W 85 - 6
/ MULLIONS
W 85 - 7
- /
TRANSOMS - SUPPLEMENTARY PROFILES
E-85
M 1:1
E-85
M 1:1
W 85 - 8
/ TRANSOMS
W 85 - 9
/ TRANSOMS
E-85
M 1:1
E-85
M 1:1
W 85 - 10
/ TRANSOMS

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ETEM S.A.

ETEM is the first aluminium extrusion company in

The company is in close cooperation with some of

ETEM Building System products are certified from

The end products (doors, windows, curtain wall

I would like to congratulate you on your decision to

A mullion is fixed permanently

The mullions must be fixed on

/ LENGTH OF THE MULLION

/ LENGTH OF THE MULLION

/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS

/ LENGTH OF THE MULLION

/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS

SELECTION OF THE PROPER MULLION

The selection of the proper aluminium section of

SELECTION OF THE PROPER MULLION, SUBJECTED TO WIND LOAD

SELECTION OF THE PROPER MULLION

If the required moment of inertia Jx is to be

If, because of the division by transoms, the

In tables 2 and 4 the required moment of

/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS

SELECTION OF THE PROPER TRANSOM

The transom is subjected both to wind

p (Lt/2 )Lt4 108

CALCULATION OF THE REQUIRED GLASS

) For H/L > 3

In the case of selection of double thermal

SELECTION OF THE PROPER TRANSOM

SELECTION OF THE PROPER TRANSOM SUBJECTED

1) The required moment of inertia of a transom due to

Suggested distance (a) of the setting blocks of the glass

2) The required moment of inertia of a transom subjected

Total required moment of inertia Jy:

/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS

Required moment of inertia, Jx, is:

As the wind load is 96Kp/m the moment of inertia

Correction factor for pane edge :

he mullion that can be used is the following:

/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS

/ LOAD CASE TRAPEZOID

', b' (m)

/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS

Wind pressure is given by

/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS

/ LOAD CASE rectangle

', b' (m)

/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS

Wind pressure is given by

/ INDICATIVE STATIC CALCULATIONS

1) 1. Determination of required moment of inertia for the

The required moment of inertia is:

Since the correction factor is <1 therefore, no correc

L/h0 = 1 (2,9/2,9 = 1),

2. Determination of the required moment of inertia

The required moment of inertia is: Jx = Jc +Jd =

Calculation of the required glass pane thickness

tfinal = 1.5 x 8.4 = 12.6 mm => tfinal 13 mm

Weight of the glass pane, G, is calculated as follows:

G = 13 x 2.5 x 2.9 x 2.9 =273.3 Kp

As there is no available transom with Jy=102 cm4 is

The steel section that can be used for reinforcment

Transom weight per linear meter 3.032 Kp. The

q = 2,9 x 3,032 + 2,9 x 9,9 = 37,5