10.06 Further reading

Introduction
The documents listed below have been classified as follows

Key References
CWCT Publications
British Standards
Other Standards
Other References

Some but not all of of these documents are referred to in the sections of this package. Key references generally cover a significant proportion of the subject matter of the package in greater detail than presented here. Other references generally relate to a small part of the subject matter of the package; they range from short papers to text books. No attempt has been made to compile a comprehensive bibliography but where a literature search has been carried out for other purposes the list of other references is extensive. British Standards include European and ISO Standards adopted as British Standards. It should be noted that British Standards are updated from time to time and that in this updating process they are being replaced by European Standards. The Standards listed may not necessarily be the most up to date version. The current status of Standards can be checked using the BSI online catalogue at www.bsi.org.uk . Other Standards includes Building Regulations, standards published by other national standards organisations and standards and guidance documents produced by recognised societies and institutions.

Key References
BUTTON D. and PYE B., 1993, Glass in Building, Butterworth Architectural

INSTITUTION of STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS, 1999, Structural Use of Glass in Building,

SCHITTICH C., STAIB G., BALKOW D., SCHULER M. and SOBEK W., 1999, Glass construction manual,Birkhauser

CWCT Publications
LEDBETTER S. and HARRIS R., 1999, Glass in Buildings, Proceedings of International conference held at the University of Bath 31 March to 1 April 1999 280pp.

British Standards
BS 952 Part1: 1995, British Standard Glass for glazing Part 1 Classification, British Standards Institution, London.

BS 6262: 1982, British Standard Code of Practice for Glazing of Buildings, British Standards Institution, London.

Other Standards
AAMA, 1985, Structural sealant glazing systems (a design guide), American Architectural Manufacturers Association, 12pp.

EOTA,1998, ETAG No 002 Guideline for European Technical Approval of Structural Sealant Glazing Systems (SSGSs) Part one: Supported and Unsupported Systems, British Board of Agrement

Other References
RICE P. and DUTTON H., 1995, Structural Glass, E & F N Spon.

PARAISE J., 1990, Science and technology of glazing systems, ASTM STP 1054

PYE A. J. and LEDBETTER S. R., 1997, The Engineering of composite glass beams, Proceedings ICBEST-97, University of Bath, pp 85-90.

PYE, A. J. and LEDBETTER S. R., 1999, Realising composite glass-adhesive beams in practice, Proceedings Glass in buildings, University of Bath, pp 185-190.

RYAN P., OTLET M. and OGDEN R. G., 1997, Steel supported glazing systems, SCI Publication 193, Steel Construction Institute.

CWCT FACETS

10.06 Further reading