67th Conference on Glass Problems. Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 28, Issue 1

220 Pages·2008·15.42 MB·English

by  Charles H. Drummond, III

67th Conference on
Glass Problems
A Collection of Papers Presented at the
67th Conference on Glass Problems,
The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio,
October 3 1- November 1, 2006
Editor
Charles H. Drummond, 111
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67th Conference on
Glass Problems

67th Conference on
Glass Problems
A Collection of Papers Presented at the
67th Conference on Glass Problems,
The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio,
October 3 1- November 1, 2006
Editor
Charles H. Drummond, 111
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Contents
Foreword ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
MARKET TRENDS
Container Glass Update
3
Rick Bayer
SAFETY
Safety in Construction 15
Laura Gray
Elimination of Heat Stress in the Glass Manufacturing Environment
27
Pat Pride
The Gravity of Gravity-Safety’s Number One Enemy 31
Terry Berg
The Legacy of Glass Research Activities by the U.S. Department of
35
Energy’s Industrial Technologies Program
Elliott P. Levine and Keith Jamison
MODELING
Application of Rigorous Model-Based Predictive Process Control in 49
the Glass Industry
O.S. Verheijen, O.M.G.C. Op den Camp, A.C.P.M. Backx, and L. Huisman
V
Use and Application of Modeling and Their Reliability
55
H.P.H. Muysenberg, J. Chmelar, and G. Neff
ENVIRONMENT
Air Emission Requirements - Past, Present and Future 73
G.P hilip Ross
Dry Sorbent Injection of Trona for SOX Mitigation 85
John Maziuk
ENERGY
Energy Balances of Glass Furnaces: Parameters Determining 103
Energy Consumption of Glass Melt Processes
Ruud Beerkens
Leone Industries: Experience with Cullet FiltedPreheater 117
Larry Barrickman and Peter Leone
Petroleum Coke Technology for Glass Melting Furnaces 127
M. A. Olin, R. Cabrera, 1. Solis, and R. Valadez
Coal Gasification 139
John Brown
Preheating Devices for Future Glass Making-A 2nd Generation 149
Approach
Ann-Katrin Glijsing
MELTING AND REFRACTORIES
Melting and Refining Conditions in an all Electric Melter for 167
Borosilicate Glass
Matthias Lindig
Recent Developments in Submerged Combustion Melting 175
David Rue, John Wagner, and Grigory Aronchik
New Solutions for Checkers Working under Oxidizing and 183
Reducing Conditions
G. Heilemann, B. Schrnalenbach, T. Weichert, S. Postrach, A. Lynker,
and G. Gelbrnann
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ER 2001 SM: Very Low Exudation AZS Product for Glass 195
Furnace Superstructure
Gaubil, I. Cabodi, C. Morand, and B. Escaravage
M.
Author Index
203
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