59th Conference on Glass Problems: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 20, Issue 1

Copyright © 1999 The American Ceramic Society

59th Conference on Glass Problems: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 20, Issue 1

Editor(s): Charles H. Drummond

Published Online: 26 MAR 2008

Print ISBN: 9780470375617

Online ISBN: 9780470294536

DOI: 10.1002/9780470294536

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      Frontmatter (pages i–xi)

    2. Chapter 1

      Studies in Furnace Analysis: Comparison of Predicted Thermal Efficiency of Regenerative and High-Oxygen Glass Tanks (pages 1–21)

      Robert H. Essenhigh

    3. Chapter 2

      Oxy-Fuel Furnace Design Optimization Using Coupled Combustion/Glass Bath Numerical Simulation (pages 23–36)

      D. Shamp, O. Marin, M. Joshi, C. Champinot, B. Jurcik and R. Grosman

    4. Chapter 3

      TV Oxy-Fuel Conversion and Experience with Noncatalytic Denitrification (pages 37–45)

      Matthias R. Lindig

    5. Chapter 4

      High-Temperature IR Radiation Conductivity of Industrial Glasses (pages 47–56)

      Peter A. Van Nijnatten, J. T. Broekhuijse and A. J. Faber

    6. Chapter 5

      Glass Furnace Air Permits: Don't Forget the Process (pages 57–64)

      Michael L. Newsom

    7. Chapter 6

      Fused Zirconia or Fused AZS: Which Is the Best Choice? (pages 65–80)

      Gerard Duvierre and Yves Boussant-Roux

    8. Chapter 7

      Update on Selection of Refractories for Oxy-Fuel Glass-Melting Service (pages 81–105)

      S. M. Winder, K. R. Selkregg and A. Gupta

    9. Chapter 8

      A Fused Silica Pumpable Refractory for Crown Damage Resulting from Oxy-Fuel Firing (pages 107–113)

      Gunter Frohlich

    10. Chapter 9

      Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials: Issues for Glassmakers (pages 115–132)

      Charles T. Simmons

    11. Chapter 10

      Mathematical Modeling of Forehearths (pages 133–141)

      O. M. G. C. Op Den Camp, E. G. J. Peters and V. O. Aume

    12. Chapter 11

      Oxy-Gas Forehearths: Results of Mathematical Modeling of a Flint Glass and Field Trials on a Borosilicate Glass (pages 143–154)

      Alan Stephens, Tom Clayton, Mahendra Misra, John Brown and James Cook

    13. Chapter 12

      Statistics in the Batch Plant (pages 155–170)

      Richard K. Pelle

    14. Chapter 13

      Mixing Model Simulation of an On-the-Fly Glass Conversion (pages 171–180)

      Richard Bergman

    15. Chapter 14

      Generalized Predictive Control for Glass Manufacturing Processes (pages 181–206)

      David M. Koenig

    16. Chapter 15

      The Glass Industry in Germany: Environmentally Sound Melting and Recycling of Glass (pages 207–214)

      Helmut A. Schaeffer

    17. Chapter 16

      The NSF Industry-University Center for Glass Research: An Overview (pages 215–226)

      T. P. Seward

    18. Chapter 17

      A High-Efficiency, Low-NOx Burner for Oxy-Gas Glass Furnaces (pages 227–241)

      David Rue, Hamid Abbasi, David Neff and Patrick Mohr

    19. Chapter 18

      The Pilkington 3R Process for Controlling NOx Emissions: A Refractory Perspective (pages 243–253)

      Ian Shulver

    20. Chapter 19

      Improving Oxy-Fuel Furnace Operating Efficiency: An Operator's Perspective (pages 255–269)

      D. Shamp, J. Smith, M. Joshi, H. Borders, O. Charon and R. Grosman

    21. Chapter 20

      A Direct Comparison of Oxy-Fuel Burner Technology (pages 271–281)

      John H. Tyler, James F. Booth, Robert D. Marchiando and Kevin A. Lievre

    22. Chapter 21

      The Glass Manufacturing Industry Council (pages 283–287)

      James A. Shell

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