Application Scenario: Kitchen
Design Style: Contemporary
Material: Glass
Payment Type: T/T
Incoterm: FOB
Tempered Glass Properties
Tempered glass is both physically and thermally stronger than conventional glass. As previously mentioned, tempered glass is treated to create exterior and interior stress in the material. The compressive surface stress of tempered glass is balanced by the tensile stress in the body.
For glass to be classified as tempered, its surface must have a minimum compressive stress of 69 megapascals (10,000 psi). Then, for a tempered glass to be considered a safety glass, its surface compressive stress must exceed 100 megapascals (15,000psi). If tempered glass breaks, the increased surface stress will result in small circular pieces instead of sharp shards. This property makes tempered glass suitable for high pressure and explosion proof applications.
Tempered glass gets its strength from the compressive stress on its surface. On the other hand, annealed glass has almost no internal stress, making it very fragile - it forms microscopic surface cracks that break under tension. Tempered glass does not have these surface cracks, and this prevents propagation or expansion when breaking.
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