A Collection of Papers Presented at the 65th Conference on Glass Problems, the Ohio State Univetsity, Columbus, Ohio (October 19-20, 2004), Volume 26, Issue 1 Herausgeber: Drummond, Charles H
A Collection of Papers Presented at the 65th Conference on Glass Problems, the Ohio State Univetsity, Columbus, Ohio (October 19-20, 2004), Volume 26, Issue 1 Herausgeber: Drummond, Charles H
Charles H. Drummond, III, received his PhD from Harvard University in 1974 and his research interests are primarily focused on the structure and properties of amorphous solids or glasses. This includes bulk glasses of scientific and commercial interest and glasses present in crystalline materials. Dr. Drummond is the director of the Annual Conference on Glass Problems, and has received the Governor's Award for Emerging Technology and the Cramer Award from the American Ceramic Society.
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Foreword vii Preface ix Acknowledgements x Advanced Feeder Control Using Fast Simulation Models 1 Oscar Verheijen, Olaf Op den Camp, Ruud Beerkens, Ton Back, and Leo Huisman Application of IR-Sensors in Container Glass Forming Process 11 Joop Dalstra Transmitted and Reflected Distortion of Float and Laminated Glass 25 Ulrich Pingel and Peter Ackroyd Inspection: Going Beyond Just Finding Defects 37 Christian von Ah Quality and Glass Production Improvements Through Statistical Process Control at Fevisa in Mexico 45 Jesus A. Ponce de Leon and Juan Rafael Silva-Garcia Application of Microwaves in Glass Conditioning 63 Peter Vilk The Development of the Emhart Glass 340 Forehearth 71 John McMinn New Developments in Stirrer Technology 81 Duncan R. Coupland and Paul Williams Spinel Refractories and Glass Melting 91 Chris Windle Getting Fired Up with Synthetic Silicates 107 John Hockman Tall Crown Glass Furnace Technology for Oxy-Fuel Firing 113 H. Kobayashi, K. T. Wu, G. B. Tuson, and F. Dumoulin A Designer's Insight Into All-Electric Melting 131 Carl W. Hibscher, Peter R. H. Davies, Michael P. Davies, and Douglas H. Davis Lessons Learned in Developing the Glass Furnace Model 145 Brian Golchert The SORG@ VSM@ All-Electric Melter for 180TIDay Container Glass Design, Installation and First Experience 155 Matthias Lindig and Jan De Wind The US. Glass Industry-Moving in New Directions 163 Michael Greenman Joining Organic Materials with Inorganic Glass-Future Composite? 171 John T. Brown Challenges to the US Glass Industry: Will the US Manufacture Glass in 2020? 181 Warren W. Woll
Foreword vii Preface ix Acknowledgements x Advanced Feeder Control Using Fast Simulation Models 1 Oscar Verheijen, Olaf Op den Camp, Ruud Beerkens, Ton Back, and Leo Huisman Application of IR-Sensors in Container Glass Forming Process 11 Joop Dalstra Transmitted and Reflected Distortion of Float and Laminated Glass 25 Ulrich Pingel and Peter Ackroyd Inspection: Going Beyond Just Finding Defects 37 Christian von Ah Quality and Glass Production Improvements Through Statistical Process Control at Fevisa in Mexico 45 Jesus A. Ponce de Leon and Juan Rafael Silva-Garcia Application of Microwaves in Glass Conditioning 63 Peter Vilk The Development of the Emhart Glass 340 Forehearth 71 John McMinn New Developments in Stirrer Technology 81 Duncan R. Coupland and Paul Williams Spinel Refractories and Glass Melting 91 Chris Windle Getting Fired Up with Synthetic Silicates 107 John Hockman Tall Crown Glass Furnace Technology for Oxy-Fuel Firing 113 H. Kobayashi, K. T. Wu, G. B. Tuson, and F. Dumoulin A Designer's Insight Into All-Electric Melting 131 Carl W. Hibscher, Peter R. H. Davies, Michael P. Davies, and Douglas H. Davis Lessons Learned in Developing the Glass Furnace Model 145 Brian Golchert The SORG@ VSM@ All-Electric Melter for 180TIDay Container Glass Design, Installation and First Experience 155 Matthias Lindig and Jan De Wind The US. Glass Industry-Moving in New Directions 163 Michael Greenman Joining Organic Materials with Inorganic Glass-Future Composite? 171 John T. Brown Challenges to the US Glass Industry: Will the US Manufacture Glass in 2020? 181 Warren W. Woll
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