73rd Conference on Glass Problems: A Collection of Papers Presented at the 73rd Conference on Glass Problems, Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, Cincinnati, Ohio, October 1-3, 2012

284 Pages·2013·13.132 MB·English

by  S.K. Sundaram (ed.)

73rd Conference
on Glass Problems

73rd Conference
on Glass Problems
A Collection of Papers Presented at the
73rd Conference on Glass Problems
Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza,
Cincinnati, Ohio
October 1-3, 2012
Edited by
S. K. Sundaram
The A
Society £
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Contents
Foreword ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
GLASS MELTING
Energy Recovery from Waste Heat in the Glass Industry and 3
Thermochemical Recuperator
Hans van Limpt and Ruud Beerkens
Development of DFC (Direct Fusion Combustion) using 17
Oxy-Fuel Burner
Takayuki Fujimoto
Finding Optimal Glass Compositions 27
Oleg A. Prokhorenko and Sergei O. Prokhorenko
MELTING, RAW MATERIALS, BATCH REACTIONS, AND RECYCLING
Advanced Melting Technologies with Submerged Combustion 45
I.L Pioro, L.S. Pioro, D. Rue, and M. Khinkis
The Influence of Borate Raw Material Choice on the Glass 67
Manufacturing Process
Andrew Zamurs, David Lever, Simon Cook, and Suresh Donthu
Electrical Heating Systems for Melting Tanks, Forehearths, 75
and Feeders
Werner Bock, Günther Bock, and David Boothe
A Furnace Combustion System Conversion by Flammatec during 91
Operation at Libbey, Inc.—How Flame Geometry Improvement and
Excess Air Control Contributes to Fuel Savings
Dan Cetnar, Petr Vojtech, and H.P.H. Muijsenberg
COATINGS AND STRENGTHENING
Color Control of Glass and Multilayer Coatings on Glass 105
David Haskins, Paul A. Medwick, and Mehran Arbab
Hard Glass—Thermal Strengthening of Container Glass 119
Steven Brown
Effects of Glass Coatings on the Glass Tempering Process 131
Charles Cocagne
The Usable Glass Strength Coalition Initiative to Provide Funding 141
for Fundamental Research in Glass Strength
Robert Weisenburger Lipetz
REFRACTORIES
Performance of Fusion-Cast and Bonded Refractories in Glass 161
Melting Furnaces
Amul Gupta, Kevin Selkregg, Matthew Wheeler, and Goetz Heilemann
Energy Savings and Furnace Design 177
Matthias Lindig-Nikolaus
New Tin Oxide Electrodes for Glass Melting 183
Julien Fourcade and Olivier Citti
Structural Health Monitoring of Furnace Walls 201
Eric K. Walton, Yakup Bayram, Alexander C. Ruege, Jonathan Young,
Robert Burkholder, Gokhan Mumcu, Elmer Sperry, Dan Cetnar, and
Thomas Dankert
New CIP SEFPRO Refractory Solution to Extend Soda Lime Glass 207
Furnace Life
C. Linnot, M. Gaubil, T. Consales, O. Citti, T. Champion, and J. Poiret
PROCESS CONTROL AND MODELING
Non-Isothermal Pendant Drops of Molten Glass: Part 1 211
Byron L. Bemis
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ICG TC21 Modeling of Glass Melting Processes-How Reliable 227
and Validated Simulation Tools can Help to Improve Glass Melting
Efficiency and Productivity
H.P.H. Muijsenberg
Proper Modeling of Radiative Heat Transfer in Clear Glass Melts 249
A.M. Lankhorst, L. Thielen, PJ.P.M. Simons, and A.F.J.A. Habraken
Novel Method for Stress Inspection of Tempered or Thermally 259
Strengthened Glass
Sarath Tennakoon
Author Index 267
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