[Solar] Reduced Iron Content Glass Melting And Refractory Selection

Solar panels require a glass with high transmission properties. This characteristic is obtained mainly by reducing the iron content of the glass and induces a significant change in the melting process compared to a standard soda lime glass. As a consequence, refractory materials used in melting furnaces have to be selected carefully to provide the best glass quality and a longer campaign life. According to the author of this article, some innovative refractories have been developed by Saint-Gobain SEFPRO to fulfil these specific requirements, with positive effects compared to standard AZS blocks and sub-paving mortar.

Author
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Origin
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Journal Title
Glass Worldwide July-Aug 2011 100, 102, 105
Sector
Flat glass
Class
F 3144

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[Solar] Reduced Iron Content Glass Melting And Refractory Selection
Glass Worldwide July-Aug 2011 100, 102, 105
F 3144
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