ANZ Royal Bank (Cambodia) LTD.

Mao Tse Tung Blvd Branch

Construction New Building June 2008

SECTION 08800
GLAZING
PART 1 – GENERAL
1.1 SUMMARY
A. This section includes, but is not limited to, the followings:
1. Glass for ANZ Royal Building facade and storefront.
2. Glass for exterior doors.
3. Glass for guardrails.
4. Glass for mirrors.
5. Glass for partitions
B. Related requirement specified elsewhere:
1. Steel doors and frames (Section 08112 STEEL DOORS AND FRAMES).
2. Mock-ups (Section 08982 FAÇADE/CURTAIN WALL MOCK-UPS).
3. Toilet accessories (Section 10800 TOILET ACESSORIES).
1.2 REFERENCES
A. Foreign standards are referenced as they support the design intent. Alternate
standards may be proposed for consideration by the Engineer. The Engineer shall
be the sole judge as to whether the proposed standards adequate support the
design intent.
B. The work is subject to applicable portions of the following standards:
1. ANSI Z97.1 “Performance Specification and Methods of Test for Safety
Glazing Material Used in Buildings” , American National Standards Institute.
2. ASTM C 920 “Specification for Elastomeric Joint Sealants”, American
Society for Testing and Materials.
3. ASTM C 1036 “Specification for Flat Glass” , American Society for
Testing and Materials.
4. ASTM C 1048 “Specification for Heat Treated Flat Glass” – Kind HS, kind
FT Coated and Uncoated Glass” , American Society for Testing and Materials.
5. ASTM C 1376 “Standard Specification for Pyrolytic and Vacuum
Deposition Castings on Glass” , American Society for Testing and Materials.
6. ASTM E 546 “Test Method for Frost Point of Sealed Insulating Glass
Units”, American Society for Testing and Materials.

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7. ASTM E 576 “Test Method for Dew/Frost Point of Sealed Insulating Glass
Units in Vertical Position”, American Society for Testing and Materials.
8. ASTM E 773 “Test Method for Seal Durability of Sealed Insulating Glass
Units in Vertical Position”, American Society for Testing and Materials.
9. ASTM E 774 “Specification for Sealed Insulating Glass Units”, American
Society for Testing and Materials.
10. CEN/TC129/WG9 N.42 from October 1993 “Measuring procedure for
Determination of the Emissivity of Glass, Coated Glass and Glazing
Components not Transparent in the Far Infrared”.
11. CPSC 16 CFR 1201 “Safety Standard for Architectural Glazing Materials”.
Consumer Product Safety Commission.
12. DIN 5036 Part 3, November 1979,

C. In case of conflict between the referenced standards and the contract documents,
the Engineer shall be the sole judge as to which requirements shall be applied.

1.3 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

A. Design, furnish, and install the glass components of the glazed façade systems
of the ANZ Royal Building, including determination of glass thickness, in
accordance with the design requirements, performance requirements, and
installation tolerance specified herein. Indication of glass thickness on the
drawings minimum required thickness only and does not relieve Contractor of
design engineering responsibility.
B. Not used
C. Provide 100 percent heat soak testing of tempered glass as describe in
Processed Glass article of Part 2 of this section or, at the Contractor’s option,
provide the Owner with a guaranteed replacement program, including labor
and materials, as described in Warranty article of Part 1 of this section.
D. Glass shall be of specified types, free from flaws and complying with grade
requirements. All panels of each type of glass shall be produced by the same
manufacturer. Each shipment of glass shall bear a manufacturer’s statement
indicating strength, grade, thickness, type, and quality of the contents.

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E. Glass shall be annealed, heat strengthened, fully tempered, or laminated, as

recommended by the glass manufacturer, to ensure against heat breakage and
to assure adequate glass performance at the specified design loads. The glass
manufacturer’s recommendations shall be accompanied by design load thermal
stress analysis calculations. Use of tempered glass shall be limited to areas
where design pressures are beyond the capacity of heat strengthened glass or
where required safety glazing. Heat strengthened glass shall be designed and
manufactured in a way to prevent loss of strength where fritting is applied.
F. Unless otherwise indicated, glass lights shall be of uniform appearance in each
curtain wall and façade system, in order to maintain visual uniformity
throughout the work. Glass required by code to meet safety glass requirements
is excepted from this requirement.
G. Glass thickness of all vertical lights in each curtain wall and façade system
shall be the same and shall based on design requirements for the most severe
condition.
H. Sizes of glass shall be taken from the actual frames or from guaranteed
dimensions provided by the frame supplier.
I. Tolerance between frame and edges of glass shall be those recommended by
the glass
J. The work shall conform to requirements applicable laws and regulations.
K. Glass 6 mm thick and thicker shall be factory graded and cut.
L. Design, furnish and install sealants joints, including expansion joints, in
accordance with design requirements, including those specified in related
sections, performance requirements, installation requirements, design intent,
and watertightness requirements.
M. Sealants used as weather seals shall not experience adhesive or cohesive
failure. Sealants shall withstand movements up to the limits requested by the
Engineer and prescribed by the manufacturer. Exposed sealant surface shall not
crack or bubble. Sealants and primers shall not stain adjacent materials.
N. Sealants shall not be adhered to, or placed against, the edge of a laminated
glass unit interlayer.

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O. Sealants shall be supplied by a single manufacturer when available. After

acceptable by the Engineer, all sealant of each type shall be produced by the
accepted manufacturer.
1.4 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
A. Performance requirements for curtain wall glass are as follows:
1. Probability of breakage due to anticipated thermal stress in vertical glass
shall be nil.
2. Glass provided for a test mockup shall be identical (including strength) to
the glass provided for the corresponding zone on the building. Mockup glass
which breaks shall be replaced with the same type of glass, and the tests
continued. Repeated glass breakage shall constitute failure.
3. Laminated glass not delaminate, stain or discolor.
4. Glass is generally required to support up to 1.5 times design pressure
without breakage. It is recognized that any one glass can break at any pressure.
Therefore a limited amount of breakage of test mockup glass is acceptable,
providing that replacement glass with the same nominal strength eventually passes
all tests. Repeated glass breakage on the test mockup for pressure up to and
including 1.5 times design values is not acceptable.
5. Glass center deflection relative to glass edges at specified design wind and
live load pressure shall be limited to prevent disengagement from the frame.

6. Glass center deflection relative to glass at specified design wind and live
load pressures and deflection relative to glass edges specified design wind and live
load pressures and gravity load on sloped and horizontal glass shall not exceed
Engineer’s requirements. Glass deflection at 1.5 times design wind and live load
pressures shall be limited to prevent disengagement from the frame.
7. Glass shall not experience spontaneous breakage.
8. Glass shall be installed windtight and weathertight. The air permeability
per unit length of joints shall be less than 0.1 m3 /(h.m) for a pressure different of
10 Pa according to DIN 18055.
9. For ceramic frit printed interlayer custom dot patterns the tolerances shall
not exceed 0.2 mm for dot size and 1.0 mm for the distance between the centres of

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black and white dots. Solar and visual transmittance through fritted or printed
parts of glass shall be zero.
10. The sound reduction coefficient R the glazing types G2, G3, and G4’s shall
have at minimum the following values according to DIN 52210:
Frequency(Hz) 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500
630
Sound reduction index, (dB) 25 24 25 28 30 30 32 32
32

Frequency (Hz) 800 1000 1250 1600 2000 2500

3150
Sound reduction index, (dB) 32 29 28 35 42 44 44

1.5 SUBMITALS
A. Make all submission in the manner conforming with Section 01300
SUBMITALS.
B. Submit manufacturer’s product data with application and installation
instructions for all products in accordance with Section 01300 SUBMITALS.
Product data shall include certificates and test reports necessary to show
compliance with Contract Documents.
C. Within one month after award of contract the Contractor shall submit the
following samples in accordance with Section 01300 SUBMITALS.
1. Three samples of glass, each type, displaying safety glass labeling
when applicable, 300 x 300mm identical to the glass to be used in the
work. Furnish additional samples as required by the Engineer at no
additional cost.
2. Non-structural glazing gasket, 300 x 300mm conrner.
3. Ceramic frit colors, 300 x 300mm.
D. Within three months after award of contract, Contractor shall submit the
following samples in accordance with Section 01300 SUMITALS:
1. Two samples each of glass types G2, G3, and G4’s identical in size and
requirements to the glass to be used in the work, mounted individually
on site to be approved by the Engineer.

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E. Submit the following shop drawings in accordance with Section 01300

SUBMITALS:
1. Design data with recommended glass types, strengths, and thickness to
comply with the project requirements.
2. Recommended glazing materials and details, showing glass clearances,
setting blocks, shims, preformed spacers, structural seals, tapes, gasket,
sealants and any items not shown on the Contract Drawings but required to
complete the work specified herein.
3. Location and identification of sealants by product name.
4. Carefully check fabrication drawings before being submitted for
review, and submit in the order in which they are needed for the execution of
the work. Submitted drawings shall show materials required for the work,
whether or not indicated on the Contract Drawings.
5. Immediately make all corrections to drawings as required and keep a
satisfactory history of changes by separately numbered and modification on a
convenient portion of each drawing affected.
6. Resubmit drawings subjected to corrections or modifications after
changes have been incorporated in drawings until receiving final approval
from the Engineer.
7. Materials delivered at the shop or site not meeting the contract
requirements shall not be used. The Contractor shall be entirely responsible
for the completeness of the work and provide required pieces and
connections, or the like, whether or not shown on the Drawings and without
additional compensation.
F. Shop drawings for glass components of façade system shall be submitted with
shop drawings for the entire system.
G. Submit a description of the glass fabricator’s proposed heat soak testing
program for tempered glass. Submit illustrating heat soak results at least one
month ahead of proposed erection commencement.
H. Submit a certificate from the glass manufacturer attesting each light of glass
complies with specified flatness criteria.
I. Submit a certificate from the glass manufacturer attesting that, based upon
performance testing, thermal breakage of vertical glass will not exceed 8 lights

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per thousand and wind load breakage of vertical glass will not exceed 8 lights
per thousand for each typical size of light at maximum design wind load. The
certificate shall also state that the glass manufacturer has reviewed the glazing
details for their effect on thermal and wind load breakage and finds such details
acceptable for the intended installation.
J. Submit a certificate from the tempered glass manufacturer attesting that each
tempered glass light, when delivered to the site, is free of edge damage,
scratches, and other imperfections that might result in failure in service.
K. Submit a certification from the laminated glass manufacturer attesting that each
laminated glass light, when delivered to the site, is free of dirt, foreign
material, air pockets, and similar deficiencies that might result in failure in
service, and that glazing materials to be used, including sealants, fritting,
coatings, and intermediate will not cause deterioration or discoloration of film
or delaminating of plies.
L. Submit a certification from the glazing sealant manufacturer attesting that the
proposed glazing system details have been reviewed and that the proposed
materials, including sealants, are suitable for their intended use, are compatible
with each other, glass, and materials used for the framing system, and will
achieve proper adhesion on the involved substrates.
M. Submit glazing materials and details for installation of glass to the glass
manufacturer for a written certificate of approval prior to ordering materials
under this section. Submit the certification to the Engineer.
N. The Engineer’s review of glazing materials, details, and procedure for
installation of glass proposed by the Contractor shall not waive the warranties
or the performance requirements specified for glazing.
O. Submit field record documents in accordance with Section 01700 CONTRACT
CLOSEOUT.
P. Submit a comprehensive installation procedure report, including drawings,
sketches and structural analysis report to clearly show proposed installation
procedure for glass elements during all stages of construction, including
shipping. This report shall clearly illustrate the location and size of temporary
shoring and cable guys, and shall clearly indicate and detail interaction and

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coordination with the fabricator/erector of structural steel work. This report

shall also describe measure to secure safe shipping and storage to and on site.
1. Provide this comprehensive report at least one(1) month ahead of
proposed erection commencement. Erection shall not commerce until written
final approval by the Engineer.
Q. Glazing fabrication control verification: submit a fabrication monitoring
procedure demonstrating compliance with the requirements stated herein for
measurement and control of exact flatness, compound, strength, and geometry.
Submit a record of these procedures weekly to the Engineer. A final shall be
submitted at the end of the work.
1. To avoid glazing elements not matching the requirements specified in
this section being delivered to the site and consequently block the
progress of works the manufacturer shall apply for every glazing before
its delivery to the site the following minimum procedure:
a. Control of geometry by means of optical supported measurement
procedures. Tolerances to theoretical dimensions shall guarantee that
the work can be finalized as specified in this section. Tolerances shall
be approved by the Engineer.
b. Check for distortions of coating and sealing.
c. Check for flatness and delimitation of compound.
d. Check of materials properties such as strength and Young’s modulus.
1. For every type of glazing element fabricated a report of the procedure
shall be issued to the erector/contractor with a copy to the Engineer. The
element shall not be delivered to the site before erector/contractor and
Engineer agree in writing with the report.
2. Every glazing element delivered to the site has to undergo the following
procedure:
Periodical control of glazing element applying suited means such as optical
supported measurement procedures. Instruments to be used upon approval of
the Engineer. Tolerances to theoretical requirements shall be
a. as specified in this section and in accordance with manufacturer’s
data and erector/contractor requirements.

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b. If measured requirements do not comply with fabrication report as

stated in this section, the glazing element shall be rejected and shall
not be accepted to be stored on site until it matches requirements.
R. Glazing installation control and verification: submit an installation monitoring
procedure demonstrating compliance with the requirements herein for
measurement and control of exact flatness, compound, geometry and exact
installation location. Continuously monitor the installation of the glass panels
to insure that the structure is constructed in accordance with the engineering
design, and the erection procedure report, to insure that no construction loading
either damages or overstresses any part of the structure.
S. Testing agency:
1. Testing and inspection will be made by the Engineer-approved
independent testing laboratory selected and paid by the Contractor.
Furnish the testing agency access to work, facilities, and identical labor
required for testing and inspection. Retention of separate testing
laboratory by the Owner shall in no way relieve the Contractor of
responsibility for performing all work in accordance with the contract
requirements herein for testing agency services.
2. Furnish the testing agency with the following:
a. A complete set of fabrication and erection drawings.
b. Information as to time and place shipment material to shops.
c. Full and sample means and assistance for testing all material.
d. Proper facilities, including scaffolding, temporary work platforms,
etc., for inspection of the work in the shop, and field.
e. Representative sample places requested for testing.
3. Contractor shall notify Testing Agency at least 10 working days in
advance of any qualification testing required herein.
T. Product/ material qualifications:
1. Materials and fabrication procedures are subject to inspection and test at
the shop, or field, as conducted by the Contractor’s independent testing
agency. Such inspections and tests will not relieve the Contractor from
the responsibility for providing materials or fabrication procedures in
compliance with the Contract Documents.

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2. Promptly remove and replace materials or fabricated components that do

not comply with requirements.
1.6 QAULITY ARRURANCE
A. The exterior façade, storefront and works specified in this section shall be
performed under a single subcontract.
B. Glazing units for exterior façade, storefront and works specified in this section
shall be supplied by a single fabricator/manufacturer using glass from single
manufacturer.
C. Before starting the work, arrange a pre-construction meeting involving the
Engineer, Contractor, installer, and manufacturers to discuss construction
procedure, specifications, surface readiness, application, and material storage
and protection.
D. Conduct meeting in accordance with Section 01200 PROJECT MEETINGS.
1.7 DELIVERY, STPRAGE, AND HANDLING
A. Deliver, store, and handle materials at project site at project site in such a
manner as to intrusion of foreign matter and to prevent damage. Package
material shall be stored in original containers with seals unbroken and labels
intact until time of use. Wrapped or bundled material shall bear name of
manufacturer and product. Damage or otherwise unsuitable material shall be
immediately removed from project site.
B. Store solvents outside of building.
C. Deliver sufficient glass to allow for normal breakage.
1.8 PROJECT CONDITIONS
A. Glaze only when temperature, humidity, and weather conditions are as
recommended by the manufacturers for the use of their products.
1.9 WARRANTY
A. Submit a written warranty for work under this section for 5 years, unless a
longer period is specified for a portion of the work, in accordance with the
Contract. The warranty shall be in addition to and not a limitation of other
rights which the Owner may have against the Contractor under the Contract
Documents.

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B. Warranty shall that glass and glazing materials will remain windtight,
weathertight, dusttight, ultraviolet resistant, and color stable and that glass not
break due to defects in the material throughout the warranty period.

C. Warranty shall state that film not form and dust will not collect between the
interior surfaces of insulating glass units for period of 10 years.
D. Warranty shall state that laminated glass units will not cloud or delaminate for
period of 10 years.
E. Warranty shall state that tempered glass will not experience spontaneous
breakage. At the Contractor’s option, as described in Design Requirements
article of Part 1 of this section, warranty shall include, in lieu of 100 percent
heat soak testing, a replacement program consisting of labor and materials
necessary to replace tempered glass which experiences spontaneous breakage.
F. Repairs and replacements made under the warranty shall bear an additional
warranty of 1 year or longer period standard with the manufacturer.
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
2.1 MATERIALS
A. Float glass: ASTM C 1036, Type I, Class 1, Quality q3 (glazing select).
B. Float glass, tinted, green: ASTM 1036, Type I, Class 2, Style A (higher light
transmittance), Quality q3 (glazing select).
C. Silicone sealant for standard glazing: material conforming by the silicone
sealant manufacturer for compatibility with the polyvinyl butyral plastic
interlayer of laminated glass. Colors shall be black or custom mixed colors
selected by the Engineer.
1. Acceptable manufacturer, subject to compliance with the Contractor
Documents:
a. Dow Corning Corp.
b. General Electric Co.
c. Tremco, Inc.
D. Tape for use with silicone sealant: premolded or extruded black tape as
recommended by the silicone sealant manufacturer.
E. Sealant primer: as recommended by the sealant manufacturer black, where
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F. Backup materials for use with silicone glazing sealants: open sell urethane
foam, polyethylene foam, or extruded silicone backer rod, as recommended by
the sealant manufacturer.
Setting blocks: fabricated from EPDM shaped to the required sizes and thickness. Shore A
durometer hardness shall be 70 to 90 points. The materials shall be compatible with the type

G. of glazing materials used and shall not cause staining or discoloration of the
materials or the frame.
H. Spacers: fabricated from EPDM shaped to the required sizes and thickness.
Shore A durometer hardness shall be 40 to 50 points. The material shall be
compatible with the type of glazing materials used and shall not cause staining
or discoloration of the materials of the frame.
I. Non-structural glazing gaskets: glazing gaskets, sealant backers within glazing
pockets, and continuous spacers at glass shall be black heat cured silicone
rubber (Type I where sealant adhesion is to be prevented and type II when
adhesion is desired). Properties falling within the range listed below are
acceptable provided that adequate glass support and weather seals are
achieved.
1. Durometer plus or minus 5, Shore A 50 60 70
Tensile, psi minimum 800 800 900
Elongation, percent minimum 300 200 200
Tear, die B, psi minimum 65 70 80
Heat age for 22hours at 100 degrees C
Compression set, percent maximum 20 20 25
Heat age for 22 hours at 175 degrees C
Compression set, percent maximum 40 40 50

Heat age for 70 hours at 200 degrees C

Durometer A, change points maximum +3 +3 +3
Tensile, change percent maximum -10 -10 -10
Elongation, change percent maximum -20 -20 -20
2. Gaskets which maintain glass face clearance while serving as a backer for
a silicone weather seal may have a friction fit. Other gaskets and weatherstrips,

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including backers for structural silicone sealant, shall have a continuous spline
or a continuous groove which engages a matching groove or leg on the
aluminum frame.
J. Interlayer for laminated glass: clear or tined as indicated, polyvinyl butyral
plastic film (PVB). Adhesion between PVB and glass surface shall withstand
water migration into the PVB layer or glass temperatures of 70 degree C to
prevent delaminating. Colors and custom patterns are shown on the drawings.
1. Acceptable products, subject to compliance with the Contractor
Documents:
a. “Saflex” (Monsanto Co.)
b. “Butacite” (E.I. Du Pont de Nemours &Co., Inc.)
c. “Trosifol” (HT Troplast Co.)
K. Ceramic frit coating shall conform to the requirements for coatings for ASTM
C 1048, Condition B glass and be not less than 0.04mm thick. Color and
pattern shall be as sown on the drawings. Bands shall be of sufficient width to
conceal surface of sealants.
L. Low-emissivity coating: ASTM C 1376.
M. Slip-resistant coating: permanent fire-fused ceramic coating, translucent.
Texture and custom color shall be selected by the Engineer.
1. Acceptable products, subject to compliance with the Contractor
Documents;
a. “ESG Bi-color 1020.90” (BGT Bischoff Glastechnik, D-75015
Bretten, Germany)
N. Coating for etched glass: “Clear Shield” (CW Glass Design, Inc.) or “Skyline
Etch Sealer”(Skyline Design)
2.2 PROCESSED GLASS
A. Heat strengthens glass: glass of indicated type and color that has been heat
treated to strengthen glass. Allowable stress shall be not less than 29 MPa.
Edge compression shall be not less than 38 MPa. Heat strengthened glass shall
meet requirements of ASTM C 1048, 1048, kind HS, Glass shall be processed
by a method which minimized visual distortion and eliminates processing
marks. Glass shall be manufactured without loss of strength where ceramic
fritz is applied. Required testing shall be performed at no addition cost.

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B. Tempered glass: glass of indicated type and color that has been treated to
strengthen glass. Allowable stress shall be not less than 50 MPa. Edge
compression shall be not less than 67 MPa. Tempered glass shall be fully
tempered and labeled as meeting requirements of ANSI Z97.1,CPSC Standard
16 CFR 1201, and ASTM C 1048, Kind FT. Glass shall be processed by a
method which minimizes visual distortion and eliminates processing marks.
1. Acceptable manufacturers, subject to compliance with the Contract
Documents:
a. Guardian Industries Corp.
b. Vegla, Saint-Gobain.
c. Schott Corp.
d. Viracon, Inc.
e. Pilkington Glass Co.
f. TGSG, Thai-German Specially Co., Ltd.
g. GLAVERBEL N.V
h. PMK – Central Glass Co., Ltd.
i. Thai-Asahi Glass Plc Co., Ltd.
j. Glass from Manufacturing Co., Ltd
2. Other manufacturers maybe approved by the Engineer if it is proven
that their products meet the standard of design and quality, subject to
compliance with the Contract Documents.
2.4 GLASS SCHEDULE
A. Glass Type G1:
B. Glass Type G2:
1. Units shall comply with the following:
a. Solar transmittance:
(280-2500nm) DIN 67 507 <=0.22
b. Solar reflection outside:
(380-2500nm) DIN 67 507 <=0.07
c. Daylight transmittance:
(380-780mn)DIN 67 507 <=.030
d. Specular daylight reflection outside:
(380-780 nm) DIN 67 507 <=0.16

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Specular daylight reflection outside:

(380-780 nm) DIN 67 507 <=0.20
f. Shading coefficient: <=0.45
g. No low-e coating required
h. U-value (W/sq.m k): DIN EN 673 <=5.3

C. Glass Type G3: Laminated safety glass units composed of two (2) panes of
heat strengthened glass and a tinted PVB interlayer with hard coated Low-E on
surface #4.
1. Units shall comply with the following:

a. Solar transmittance:
<=0.15
(280-2500 nm) DIN 67 507
b. Solar reflection outside:
(280-2500 nm) DIN 67 507 >=0.20
c. Daylight transmittance:
(380-780 nm) DIN 67507 >=0.28
d. Specular daylight reflection inside:
(380-780 nm) DIN 67507 <=0.12
e. Specular daylight reflection outside:
(380-780 nm) DIN 67 507 <=0.16
f. Shading coefficient: <=0.32
g. Infrared emittance of low-e hardcoating (surface no. 4):
at 293 K (5.5 - 50 um) DIN EN 673/CEN/TC1 29/WG9 <=0.17
h. U-value (W/sq.m k): DIN EN 673 <=4.5

2.5 FABRICATION

A. Glass shall be properly cut to highest

standard for the glass type. Nipping to
remove flares or to reduce oversized
dimensions of glass will not be
permitted.

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2.6 SOURCE QUALITY CONTROL

A. Source mock-ups:

1. Glass and glazing materials for curtain wall mock-ups. Mock-ups

shall include lights shop glazed in the initial installation as well as
field glazed in the replacement mode, if they differ.
Representatives of the glass manufacturer shall attend mock-up
tests.

B. Heat soak testing:

1. Tempered glass shall be subjected to heat soak testing to minimize the

'occurrence of spontaneous breakage. Each batch shall be tested at 220 to
230 degrees C for 12 hours.

C. Flatness criteria:
1. Surface flatness deviation shall not exceed the following tolerances:
1.6mm in 460mm, 2.4mm in 1220mm, 3.2mm in 1520mm, 4.8mm in 2740mm,
or 9.5mm in 3660mm. Where the strengthening process, results in essentially
parallel ripples or waves, the deviation from flatness at any peak shall not
exceed 0.5mm, and the difference between adjacent peaks shall not exceed
0.25mm. Where bow tolerance and wave tolerance differ, the stricter
requirement shall govern. Direction of ripples shall be consistent and in
conformance with architectural design.

D. Testing of physical properties and dot pattern tolerances:

1. Tests of solar optical properties and emissivity values of applied low-e

coatings as specified above for each glass type of the submitted 300 x
300mm samples shall be performed in accordance with the above
referenced standards by an independent laboratory upon approval of the
Engineer and paid for by the Contractor.

2. For each glass type with the original panel size solar optical properties and
emissivity values of applied low-e coatings as specified above shall be

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repeatedly tested by on site measurements performed by the Engineer and paid

for by the Contractor to assure compliance with the required physical
properties in full scale samples.
3. Testing of the above specified dot pattern tolerances on site at intervals of 1000
sq m of mounted glass of each fritted or printed glass type shall be performed
during the progress of the work by the Engineer at the expense of the
Contractor.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 EXAMINATION

A. Inspect edges before glass is installed and ascertain that glass is free of defects.
Openings shall be plumb, square, and in true plane before glazing. Employ
only skilled installers. Set glass without springing, using specified materials in
accordance with the recommendations of the glass manufacturer.

3.2 PREPARATION

A. Completely remove protective coating in the glazing area, if any, and clean
surfaces with a solvent recommended by the manufacturer of the glazing
material. The use of gasoline, benzene, and similar substances will not be
allowed.

3.3 FIELD GLAZING

A. Strictly observe printed instructions and recommendations, based on tests of

the sealant manufacturer, regarding joint size limitations, mixing, priming, and
application of sealants. Sealants shall be tooled as a separate operation after
application.

B. Coordinate with work under other sections to assure compatibility of

intersecting sealants.

C. Install glass in accordance with requirements of the FGMA "Glazing Manual".

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D. Wet glazing in rebated frame:

1. Prime glazing area with primer recommended by the

manufacturer of the glazing sealant to be used and in
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Primer shall
be dry before application of sealant.

2. Shim glass in glazing rabbet to maintain required clearances at

perimeter on all sides. Provide 2 setting blocks at the sill located in
accordance with the glass manufacturer's instructions.

3. Apply glazing sealant uniformly in accordance with the sealant

manufacturer's instructions with accurately formed comers and bevels.
Make good contact with glass and frame. Tool surface of sealant with
slight taper to shed water and condensation. Remove excess sealant
from glass and adjacent surfaces during the working time of the
material.

4. Provide sealant in comers of both heads and sills of exterior frames.

E. Butt glazing:

1. Seal vertical butt joints between adjacent lights of glass with standard
black silicone sealant, unless otherwise indicated. Mask and tool both
sides of joint.

F. Non-structural gasket glazing in rabbeted frame:

1. Non-structural glazing gaskets shall be a combination of sponge and

dense gaskets and shall be positioned flat and keyed into or
mechanically fastened to the glazing rabbet. Position glass in opening
to maintain required clearances at perimeter on all sides. Gaskets shall
contact the glass fully. Comers of gaskets shall be set in butyl sealant.
Pressure and spacing shall be as recommended by the glass
manufacturer.

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G. Tinted and coated glass:

1. Edges shall be clean cut. Do not install with flared edges at bottom.

Do not seam or nip edges.

2. Do not bump or brush edges against hard objects.

3. A void cold edge effects and temperature differences over the glass.

H. Heat strengthened and tempered glass:

1. Install glass with roller distortion lines in a horizontal direction.

I. Insulating glass:

1. The insulating glass manufacturer shall have a qualified representative

available at the beginning of glazing operations to ensure that the
installation is acceptable under the terms of the warranty.

2. Installation shall be as recommended by the insulating glass

manufacturer, using special setting blocks and spacers or metal
glazing clips as required. Method of installation shall be in accordance
with the manufacturer's published literature and the FGMA "Glazing
Manual". Method of installation shall adequately drain sill glazing
rabbets.

3. Vertical glazing of insulating glass units shall be in accordance with

SIGMA A-3000.

J. Laminated glass:

1. Verify with the laminated glass manufacturer that the glazing

materials to be used will not cause deterioration or discoloration of
film or delamination of plies.

2. Installation shall be as recommended by the laminated glass

manufacturer, using special glazing devices and materials as required

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3.4 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL

A. Each glass manufacturer shall make regular inspections (maximum semi-
monthly interval) of glazing work in progress, both mock-up and job production, to
verify that glazing is proceeding in accordance with its recommendations. Each glass
manufacturer shall submit inspection reports covering its observations to the Engineer
within 3 days of such inspections.

3.5 CLEANING

A. Glass shall be cleaned of extraneous materials before final acceptance, using

materials and methods recommended by the glass manufacturer

3.6 PROTECTION

A. Protect installed glass from breakage, staining, etching, differential aging,

abrasion, scratches, impact marks, and spalling until final acceptance of the
work. Broken and damaged glass shall be removed and replaced. Repair
damage to other work caused by the removal and replacement of broken and
damaged glass.

B. Glazed openings shall be marked with tapes or banners suspended near but not
in contact with the glass. Tapes or banners may be attached to the opening at
the head, jambs, or sills with a non-staining adhesive or by other mechanical
means. Do not mark or coat glass with soap, wax, cleaning powder, or other
materials.

END OF SECTION

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