@inproceedings{f7ebfedea74e4da28bc8d0bda05ae054,
title = "Influence of the number of test specimens on glass strength estimates",
abstract = "Designing structural elements requires accurate glass edge strength values. However, these values are poorly documented in the existing standards. In several cases, the only possibility is to perform design assisted by testing according to EN 1990 annex D. In the existing testing standard EN 1288-1, the required number of specimens in order to estimate mean or characteristic values of glass strength is not specified. This standard only mentions that a low crack probability can require large numbers of specimens to estimate a characteristic strength value. In this project, 4 mm glass specimens with simple cut edges are subjected to in-plane four-point bending tests (100 test specimens) and the results from this large test program are used in order to estimate the influence of the number of test specimens on the estimates of glass strength values.",
author = "M. Vandebroek and R. Caspeele and J. Belis and C. Louter",
year = "2014",
doi = "10.1201/b16499-100",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781138001640",
series = "Challenging Glass 4 and COST Action TU0905 Final Conference - Proceedings of the Challenging Glass 4 and Cost Action TU0905 Final Conference",
publisher = "CRC Press / Balkema - Taylor & Francis Group",
pages = "725--730",
booktitle = "Challenging Glass 4 and COST Action TU0905 Final Conference - Proceedings of the Challenging Glass 4 and Cost Action TU0905 Final Conference",
note = "Challenging Glass 4 and Cost Action TU0905 Final Conference ; Conference date: 06-02-2014 Through 07-02-2014",
}