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The dynamic structural response of a laminated glass balustrade analysed with optical measurements

A recent research project investigating the structural safety of self‐supporting glass components aims to contribute to the development of future guidelines for architectural glazing applications. A specific task within the project was concerned with extending the current knowledge about the effect of impact loading and related testing methods regarding the safety of glass structures. The method described in the paper combines high‐speed 3D‐DIC and FEA to gain a deeper understanding of the dynamic structural response of self‐supporting glass balustrade components, which in turn can enhance product development and user safety.