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February 2, 2026Engineering Structures

Finite element modelling of the structural in-plane shear behaviour of hybrid timber–glass diaphragms for BIPV applications

Tine Engelen Dries Byloos Jose Henriques Bram Vandoren

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The structural in-plane shear behaviour of hybrid timber-glass diaphragms is crucial for their performance.
Key metrics include load resistance and deformation under different conditions, which are essential for durability.
Finite element modelling was employed to simulate responses under various load scenarios and conditions.
The findings highlight the need for further exploration of hybrid materials in sustainable building practices.

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Observational analysis examines shear behaviour in hybrid timber-glass diaphragms, suggesting advantages for BIPV applications.

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Engelen et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7656ebadf0bb9e87d9187 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.engstruct.2026.122198

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