A tensile strength test is kinda irrelevant as wood/fiberglass/epoxy tanks are not built on the same premis as typical glass or acrylic tanks. Since the water pressure pushes out smashing the glass into the silicone, the silicone becomes more of just a gasket than a structural element holding sheets of glass together. Say silicone sticks to glass 100%, it may stick to epoxy 50% but that may be more than all you need for a single window application. It may not stick great to epoxy but theres a few builds with wood floors and they work well even without much of a gasket type seal along the bottom panes. Sure, you may be able to physically rip off the glass siliconed to epoxy but it will hold water in if your tank structure supports it and the glass right. Are you planning a single front window or using a wood/epoxy floor with full glass walls? Also look into 3m5200 silicone if ur worried, its used for boats and will adhere better to the epoxy for some extra assurance.
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