Test Results Of The In-Flight Glass Melting Using One-Tone/Day Large Scale Experimental Melter

This paper explains how the granulated batch can be vitrified in the oxy-glass flame. No seeds over 1mm were found in the melted glass. The analysed Na2O% is 15.4% while the analysed batch of Na2O was 15.6%. One pair of screw type stirrers gave good glass homogeneity. The melted glass had low Fe3/Fe2 ratio. The Rapidox measurements of the melted glass shows low oxygen activity. Current specific heat with this experimental furnace is around 4.45GJ/ton-glass.

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M Iwamoto Et Al

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Toyo Glass, Japan

Journal Title

Ceramic Transactions Vol 231 2012 51-58 (Proc 9Th Int Conf On Advances In Fusion (Afpg9), Australia

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General

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G 4645c

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