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Description
Due to high demand, we have reached capacity for this CSI WebReach webinar and are unable to accept additional registrations. Please look for this event On Demand in the Learning Library in the near future.
About This Program
This presentation will focus on a growing need for security glazing to protect people and property from both man-made and natural threats. Laminated glass can provide intrusion resistance, as well as protection from flying glass that occurs after a bomb blast or wind-borne debris impact. Industry standards for testing and specifying security glazing will be reviewed, including the new ASTM F3561 standard for forced-entry-resistance. The physical and performance characteristics of PVB and ionoplast interlayers will be presented, including interlayer stiffness, strength, and thickness and color options.
Session Takeaways
- Recognize the growing concern for terrorist attacks, including shootings in schools.
- Understand how laminated glass provides intrusion, blast, ballistics, and wind-borne debris protection.
- Identify test standards and requirements for security applications, including the new ASTM F3561 forced-entry-standard
- Identify architectural applications where security glazing is required, including courthouses and embassies
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Learning Units
| CSI: | 1.0 LU |
| *May be submitted for domain specific learning units to CDT recertification, and/or general learning units for CCCA, CCS, and CCPR. | |
| AIA: | 1.0 LU/HSW* |
| *Submitted for credit and awaiting confirmation. | |
Relevant Practices
Design/Engineering
Specifying/Information Management
Product Selection/Specification
Project Costs & Budgeting