Aly ©1300 - 120"* ‘TABLE 6 Load Share (LS) Factors for Double Glazed Insulating Glass (1G) Units [Nowe I-Lte No, 1 Monoutnic glass, Lite No. 2 Laminates glass, long duration load only Now 2—Values are approximated. Use Vallabhan and Chou (1) for alternate method, ie Net Tie No.2 Nomina 5 3 3 0 7 7% 7 Tnetowss ow) wa 0) on oa a) Poy mm (my | sr Se SS se se se se 25 wm) | a0 150 | 44s 129 | 8 100 | 200 105 | 52 to | mor sor | 47 108 27 tomy | axe 108 | 300 t50 | rae tte | 120 too | aoe 05 | seo 02 | oss 108 3 (a) | tar 228 | 230 172 | sas 123 | ass ta | tas 07 | asa tos | coo toe @ ow) | tsr 369 | 164 256 | 300 150 | 453 i268 | 73s ase | 161 tor | 261 108 5 pe) | 21575 | 136 375 | 213 as | 300 150 | 460 iz | ose 112 | tee tor & qa) | ti 98s | 120 506 | 163 250 | 211 90 | soo 150 | sre rat | ose tie 8 tm) | 05 ats | 109 x28 | iar 476 | 147 313 | tas 219 | 300 150 | 460 125 no en) | tos Sve | os zn | ovis tre | 125 ts | rar 33 | 2 190 | S00 150 12 0s) | tor a0 | 102 407 | ioe t56 | sar gas | 120 592 | 14a or | ter 25 te a) | tor a2 | sor 00 | 103 g28 | 106 t90 | 10 m0 | tee 523 | ra a5 ro ge) | x00 aor | sor ve | ton ora | 0a ane | roc tar | tra ate | tan oe zoe) | noo ao | too ase | tor es | toe a2 | tos 267 | roo ts | tty 700 6.14.6 The LR of the IG unit is the lowest of the four calculated LR values LRI and LR2 for short duration loads from 6.124 and LRI and LR2 for long duration loads from 6.145, 615 For Triple Glazed Insulating Glass (IG) with Three Lites of Monolithic Glass of Equal (Symmetric) or Different (Asymmetric) Thickness with Two Separately Sealed Air Spaces and Equal Glass Type, Simply Supported Continuously Along Four Sides: [Nort 4—The use is recommended to limit the combined width of both air spaces inthe 1G unit to less than or equal to 25 mm (Lin). A larger ‘combined dimension may result in excessive sealant stress and glass sresses due to temperature and altitude conditions 6.15.1 Determine the NFLI for Lite No. 1, NFL2 for Lite No. 2, and NFL3 for Lite No. 3 from the upper charts of Figs. AL.-A1.13 (see Annex A2 for examples). Nom S—Lites No.1 or No.3 can represent either the outward or inward Facing lite ofthe 16 unit 6.15.2 Determine GTFI for Lite No. 1, GTF2 for Lite No. 2, aud GTF3 fur Lite No.3 fivur Table 7 for the relevant glass type and load duration. 6.15.3 Determine LSF1 for Lite No, 1, LSF2 for Lite No. 2, and LSF3 for Lite No. 3 by using the following equations: TABLE 7 Glass Type Factor (GTF) for Triple Glazed Insulating Glass (IG) ada aaa z = fy fe a 7 : i i ISP = (1445344, )062) ISR = (no +12 +1 Mr) USFS = (14 HVE) Where: ty ty and t, = the respective minimum glass thicknesses for each lite taken from Table 4. 6.15.4 Multiply NFL by GTF and by LSF for each lite to determine LRI for Lite No. 1, LR2 for Lite No. 2 and LR3 for Lite No. 3 of the insulating glass unit as follows: IRI LR LKS 6.15.5 The load resistance of the triple glazed 1G unit is the lower of the three values: LR1, LR2, and LR3. 6.16 If the LR thus determined is less than the specified design load and duration, the selected glass types and thick- nesses are not acceptable. It the LK 18 greater than or equal to the specified design load, then the glass types and thicknesses ace acceptable for a breakage peahahility of less than, ar eral to, 8 in 1000, 7. Report 7.1 Report the following informati 11.1 Date of calculation, 7.1.2 The specified design load and duration, the short dimension of the glass, the long dimension of the glass, the glass type(s) and thickness(es), the GTF(s), the LS factors (for IG), the factored LR and the approximate lateral deflection, the glass edge support conditions, and 7.1.3 A statement that the procedure followed was in accordance with this practice or a full description of any deviations, NPLI x GTEL X81 PLD x GTF2 XLS VFL X GTES x LS3