How Many Chambers Are Enough? - A Float Furnace Modeling Study

An apparatus for manufacturing strengthened glass containers, and more particularly the construction and operation of a bottom cooler in an apparatus for thermally strengthening glass containers in a glass container manufacturing line at a location intermediate the hot end and the cold end. Glass containers formed at an I.S. machine are conveyed through a special tempering Lehr that heats them uniformly to a high temperature that is short of temperatures at which they may become deformed. Subsequently, the glass containers are rapidly thermally strengthened in a cooling station in which the outer and inner surfaces including all areas of the glass containers are simultaneously cooled to a temperature below the Strain Point of the glass used in the glass containers, with the bottom coolers being used to cool the bottoms of the glass containers.

Author
Un-named
Origin
M Lindig Et Al
Journal Title
74Th Conf On Glass Problems 2014 141-145
Sector
General
Class
G 4236

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How Many Chambers Are Enough? - A Float Furnace Modeling Study
74Th Conf On Glass Problems 2014 141-145
G 4236
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