BS 6262-1982 Code of practice for glazing for buildings《建筑物玻璃安装实用规程》.pdf

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1、BRITISH STANDARDBS 6262:1982Reprinted, incorporating Amendments No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3Code of practice forGlazing for buildings (Formerly CP 152)UDC 698.3BS 6262:1982This British Standard, having been prepared under the direction of the Elements and Components (of Diverse Materials) for Buildings St

2、andards Committee, was published under the authority of the Board of BSI and comes into effect on 30 June 1982 BSI 09-2000First published, as BS 973, 1941First revision, 1945Second revision, as CP 152, January 1960Third revision, August 1966Fourth revision, July 1972Fifth revision, as BS 6262, June

3、1982The following BSI references relate to the work on this standard:Committee reference ECB/4Draft for comment 79/10691 DCISBN 0 580 12718 4Cooperating organizationsThe Elements and Components (of Diverse Materials) for Buildings Standards Committee, under whose direction this British Standard was

4、prepared, consists of representatives from the following: Agrment Board Glass and Glazing Federation*Aluminium Federation Health and Safety Executive*Asbestos Cement Manufacturers Association Incorporated Association of Architects andLimited Surveyors*Association of British Roofing Felt Institute of

5、 Building ControlManufacturers Institute of Quality AssuranceBrick Development Association Institution of Municipal Engineers*British Ceramic Research Association Institution of Structural EngineersBritish Hardware Federation Mastic Asphalt Council and EmployersBritish Plastics Federation* Federatio

6、nBritish Precast Concrete Federation Ltd. National Council of Building MaterialsBritish Steel Industry ProducersBritish Woodworking Federation* National Federation of Building TradesConsumer Standards Advisory Committee of EmployersBSI* National Federation of Roofing ContractorsConvention of Scottis

7、h Local Authorities Royal Institute of British Architects*Department of the Environment (Building Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors*Research Establishment Princes Scottish Development DepartmentRisborough Laboratory) Society of Chemical IndustryDepartment of the Environment (Housing Timber Re

8、search and Development and Construction)* AssociationDepartment of the Environment (PSA)* Trades Union CongressFlat Glass Manufacturers Association*The organizations marked with an asterisk in the above list, together with the following, were directly represented on the Technical Committee entrusted

9、 with the preparation of this British Standard:Aluminium Window Association Greater London CouncilArchitectural Aluminium Association Metal Window Federation of Great BritainChief and Assistant Chief Fire Officers National Association of ShopfittersAssociation National House-building CouncilChild Ac

10、cident Prevention Committee Patent Glazing ConferenceDepartment of the Environment (Building Sealant Manufacturers ConferenceResearch Establishment) Union of Construction, Allied Trades and Department of Trade (Metrology, Quality TechniciansAssurance, Safety and StandardsDivision)Amendments issued s

11、ince publicationAmd. No. Date of issue Comments4063 June 19824582 June 19848279 July 1984 Indicated by a side line in the marginBS 6262:1982 BSI 09-2000 iContentsPageCooperating organizations Inside front coverForeword v1 Scope 12 References 13 Definitions 14 Design and performance 44.1 Introduction

12、 44.2 Initial constraints 54.3 Glazing system 54.4 Natural lighting 54.5 Thermal considerations 64.6 Sound 64.7 Text deleted 74.8 Security 74.9 Fire 74.10 Durability 84.11 Wind loading 84.12 Maintenance (including reglazing after occupation) 95 Performance of glass and sealing materials 105.1 Introd

13、uction 105.2 Constraints 105.3 Descriptions of materials and systems 105.4 Natural lighting 165.5 Thermal considerations 175.6 Sound 245.7 Text deleted 255.8 Security 255.9 Fire 255.10 Durability 255.11 Strength of glass to withstand uniform loading 265.12 Cleaning and maintenance 396 Performance of

14、 plastics glazing sheet materials, framesand sealing materials 416.1 Introduction 416.2 Constraints 416.3 Description of materials 416.4 Natural lighting 426.5 Thermal considerations 436.6 Sound 436.7 Text deleted 436.8 Security 436.9 Fire 436.10 Durability 446.11 Strength to withstand uniform loadi

15、ng 446.12 Cleaning and maintenance 477 Dimensional recommendations for glazing with glass 507.1 Width of rebate or groove 507.2 Depth of rebate or groove 51BS 6262:1982ii BSI 09-2000Page7.3 Nibs for H-type structural gaskets 527.4 Setting and location blocks 528 Dimensional recommendations for glazi

16、ng with plasticsglazing sheet materials 538.1 Width of rebate or groove 538.2 Depth of rebate or groove 558.3 Edge clearance 558.4 Edge cover 558.5 Nibs for H-type structural gaskets 558.6 Setting and location blocks 558.7 Distance pieces 559 Glazing and fixing techniques for glass 559.1 General 559

17、.2 Rebate preparation 589.3 Glazing into rebates and grooves 599.4 Glazing over a nib with structural gaskets 719.5 Internal glazing 7210 Glazing and fixing techniques for plastics glazingsheet materials 7210.1 General 7210.2 Rebate preparation 7210.3 Glazing into rebates (without beads) 7210.4 Glaz

18、ing into rebates (with beads) 7210.5 Sealants 7210.6 Cutting of plastics glazing sheet materials 7210.7 Fixing with bolts and screws to non-plastics materials 7210.8 Fixing large panes 7210.9 Fixing small panes 7410.10 Internal glazing 7411 Handling, storage and care on site 7411.1 General 7411.2 Sa

19、fety on site 7411.3 Storage and care of glass on site 7511.4 Handling and storage of plastics glazing sheet materials on site 7512 Large openings with structural glass assemblies 7512.1 Glazing of display windows using glass fins 7512.2 Suspended glazing with annealed glass 7612.3 Toughened glass su

20、spended assemblies 7713 Frameless doors and entrances 8013.1 Toughened glass 8013.2 Frameless plastics doors 8014 Mirrors 8014.1 Glass mirrors 8014.2 Plastics mirrors 8115 Information 8115.1 Provision of information 8115.2 The information stages 8115.3 Specification of requirements 8215.4 Building s

21、ite conditions 8215.5 Materials and processes 82BS 6262:1982 BSI 09-2000 iiiPage15.6 Building owners manual 84Figure 1 Glass, plastics and rebate dimension definitions 2Figure 2 Sequence of design evaluation for glazed areas 4Figure 3 Distribution of basic wind speed over the United Kingdom 11Figure

22、 4 Examples of typical total transmission characteristics 22Figure 5 Variation in sound insulation of monolithic and laminatedglass with frequency 27Figure 6 Visual explanation of procedure described in 5.11.2 c)and d) 29Figure 7 Transparent annealed glass (except laminated): 3 s mean wind loadings

23、30Figure 8 Rough cast and patterned glass: 3 s mean wind loadings 31Figure 9 Wired glass: 3 s mean wind loadings 32Figure 10 Transparent double-glazing unit (symmetrical): 3 s mean wind loadings 33Figure 11 Transparent double-glazing unit (symmetrical): 3 s mean wind loadings 34Figure 12 Toughened g

24、lass: 3 s mean wind loadings 35Figure 13 Transparent laminated glass: 3 s mean wind loadings 37Figure 14 Wind loading graph for plastics glazing sheet materials(3 s mean wind loadings), 15 mm edge cover, aspect ratio of 1 : 1 to 1.5 : 1 45Figure 15 Wind loading graph for plastics glazing sheet mater

25、ials(3 s mean wind loadings), 15 mm edge cover, aspect ratio greaterthan 1.5 : 1 up to and including 2.5 : 1 46Figure 16 Wind loading graph for plastics glazing sheet materials(3 s mean wind loadings), 15 mm edge cover, aspect ratio greaterthan 2.5 : 1 up to and including 3.5 : 1 47Figure 17 Wind lo

26、ading graph for plastics glazing sheet materials(3 s mean wind loadings), 5 mm edge cover, aspect ratio of 1 : 1 to 1.5 : 1 48Figure 18 Wind loading graph for plastics glazing sheet materials(3 s mean wind loadings), 5 mm edge cover, aspect ratio greaterthan 1.5 : 1 up to and including 2.5 : 1 49Fig

27、ure 19 Wind loading graph for plastics glazing sheet materials(3 s mean wind loadings), 5 mm edge cover, aspect ratio greaterthan 2.5 : 1 up to and including 3.5 : 1 50Figure 20 Setting block position 52Figure 21 Location block position 52Figure 22 Recommended positions of setting and location block

28、s for the site glazing of some types of surrounds 54Figure 23 Distance piece position 55Figure 24 Glazing with putty without beads 60Figure 25 Glazing with extruded compound and internal trim 60Figure 26 Glazing with single-sided gaskets 61Figure 27 Glazing with putty and non-setting compound 61Figu

29、re 28 Glazing with beads and hand grade non-setting or plastics glazing compound 62Figure 29 Glazing with beads, mastic strip and sealant capping 63Figure 30 Glazing with normal heel bead system 64Figure 31 Compression glazing 66Figure 32 Drained glazing 67Figure 33 Glazing with beads and putty 68Fi

30、gure 34 Glazing into grooves with extruded section 69BS 6262:1982iv BSI 09-2000PageFigure 35 Glazing into grooves with channel gaskets 70Figure 36 Glazing into grooves with structural gaskets 70Figure 37 Glazing over a nib with structural gaskets 71Figure 38 Typical fixing details: section through v

31、ertical framemember 73Figure 39 Wind loading on glass fin assemblies: recommendedthickness for main panes of annealed monolithic glass 77Figure 40 Determination of glass fin thickness 78Figure 41 Determination of glass fin width 79Figure 42 Information stages and workflow diagram 83Table 1 Ground ro

32、ughness categories 8Table 2 Design wind pressures 9Table 3 Summary of availability of glass types and processes 12Table 4 Summary of usage of glazing materials for various glass types 18Table 5 Glazing materials 19Table 6 Typical solar radiant heat properties for glasses 23Table 7 Shading coefficien

33、ts for a selection of 6 mm glasses withvarious arrangements of louvred blinds 23Table 8 Solar optical properties of glass and blinds materialsconsidered in Table 7 24Table 9 Thermal insulation properties of glass, excluding frame 24Table 10 Sound insulation of glass 28Table 10 A Single glass perform

34、ance 28Table 10 B Double glass performance 28Table 11 Text deleted 29Table 12 Minimum rebate depths 39Table 12 A Putty fronting 39Table 12 B Bead glazing 39Table 13 Minimum edge cover for single glass up to andincluding 6 mm thickness 40Table 14 Minimum edge cover for single glass exceeding 6 mmthic

35、kness 40Table 15 Minimum rebate dimensions for flush-edged insulatingglass units with putty fronting 40Table 16 Weight of glass for setting block assessment 40Table 17 Thermal transmittances (U-values) ofsingle and double plastics glazing sheet materials 42Table 18 Mean sound reduction index: single

36、 glazing 43Table 19 Mean sound reduction index:double glazing, bothpanels same thickness 44Table 20 Minimum edge clearance for glass 51Table 21 Setting block materials and lengths 52Table 22 Summary of external glazing systems 56Table 23 Pane size reduction to allow for thermal expansion 74Standards

37、 publications referred to Inside back coverBS 6262:1982 BSI 09-2000 vForewordThis code of practice was first published, as BS 973, in 1941 and revised under the same number in 1945. A second revision was published in 1960 as CP 152 and this was subsequently revised in 1966, 1972 and 1982.The 1982 ed

38、ition of the code is currently being revised under the direction of Technical Committee B/520 and will be published in seven Parts covering the following areas: Part 1: General; Part 2: Heat, light and sound; Part 3: Fire, security and wind loading; Part 4: Safety Human impact; Part 5: Frame design

39、considerations; Part 6: Special applications; Part 7: Provision of information.Part 4 which gives recommendations related to safety from human impact has now been published and supersedes subclauses 4.7, 5.7, 6.7, Table 11, appendix A and Figures 43 and 44 which are withdrawn.The drawings contained

40、in this code are diagrammatic, their purpose being only to complement the text and indicate design principles.A British Standard does not purport to include all the necessary provisions of a contract. Users of British Standards are responsible for their correct application.Compliance with a British

41、Standard does not of itself confer immunity from legal obligations.Summary of pages This document comprises a front cover, an inside front cover, pages i to vi, pages 1 to 84, an inside back cover and a back cover.The BSI copyright notice displayed in this document indicates when the document was la

42、st issued.Sidelining in this document indicates the most recent changes by amendment.viblankBS 6262:1982 BSI 09-2000 11 ScopeThis code of practice gives recommendations for the design, installation and maintenance of vertically glazed (see 3.40) glass and plastics glazing sheet materials for the ext

43、ernal walls and interiors of buildings.The recommendations in this code do not apply to:a) patent glazing (see BS 5516);b) glazing of furniture and fittings;c) glazing of barriers and balustrades (see BS 6180);d) glazing of commercial greenhouses (see BS 5502);e) glazing of domestic greenhouses;f) b

44、ent, profiled and corrugated glass;g) glass blocks;h) glass lens lights (precast and cast in situ);i) glass and plastics bullions;j) thermoformed plastics panels;k) corrugated plastics sheeting (reinforced and unreinforced).NOTE 1 All dimensions given in this code for thickness are nominal. Toleranc

45、es on glass thicknesses should be in accordance with BS 952-1.NOTE 2 It is not possible to state individual tolerances on all the installation dimensions contained in this code. These dimensions, which are based on considered good practice in the glazing industry and assume skilled workmanship, shou

46、ld be reasonably applied.2 ReferencesThe titles of the publications referred to in this code are listed on the inside back cover.3 DefinitionsFor the purposes of this code the following definitions apply.3.1 aspect ratiothe ratio of the longer side of a pane to its shorter side3.2 back beddingthat p

47、ortion of the glazing material between the face of the glass or plastics and the rebate upstand after the glass or plastics has been pushed into positionNOTE See 3.4.3.3 bead or glazing beada strip of wood, metal or other suitable rigid material attached to the surround to retain the glass or plasti

48、cs3.4 beddingthe glazing material placed in the rebate, into which the glass or plastics is bedded3.5 blocksa) location blocks. Pieces of resilient material used between the edges of the glass or plastics (other than the bottom edge) and the surround to prevent relative movement between the pane and

49、 the surround.b) setting blocks. Pieces of resilient material used between the bottom edge of the glass or plastics and the surround to support and centralize the pane in the surround.NOTE See also 3.11.3.6 butt jointingthe positioning of the edges of panes close together and the filling of the space between them3.7 cappinga sealant applied to fill the space remaining above a strip glazing material positioned between the glass or plas