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Worked examples
Worked examples from ASTM E1300, AS 1288 and EN 16612, run step by step on GlassLoad.com, each with the printed value beside ours. All worked examples
How the check works
- Choose the standard and enter the glass size, thickness, type, load duration and design load.
- GlassLoad.com finds the load resistance of the glass and compares it with the design load.
- You get pass or fail, the center of glass deflection and a PDF report.
Read the step by step guide, or the standard pages: ASTM E1300 (24, 16, 12a, 09a), AS 1288 and EN 16612.
Short answers
- Which standards are covered?
- ASTM E1300 (editions 09a, 12a, 16 and 24), AS 1288:2021 and EN 16612:2019. Choose one in the calculator.
- What is the load resistance of glass?
- It is the design load the glass can carry under the chosen standard. A design load at or below it passes.
- How accurate is the deflection?
- It is approximate and can differ from the true value. Where it governs, verify it by an independent method.
- Can it find the minimum glass thickness?
- Yes. The finder marks the thinnest thickness that passes. It needs a free account.
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