68th Conference on Glass Problems, Volume 29, Issue 1 / Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings Bd.29 (PDF)

Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. Batch Plant Dust Collection- An Engineered Approach to Dust Reduction. Forehearth Coloring Advancement. Gob Temperature Control. Applications and Challenges for Infrared Temperature Measurements in Glass Manufacturing with an Emphasis on Tempering of Low-Emissivity Glass. Industrial Experiences with a New Surface Treatment Technology. What is the Ideal Glass Batch Depth of a Glass Furnace? Effects of Surface Structure on Wetting of Patterned Superhydrophobic Surfaces. Critical Thinking. Glass Melting at Corning's Research Facility. Small Scale Melting Platforms for Problem Solving. Solving Glass Problems. Numerical Simulation of the Submerged Combustion Melting Process. Operation of a Pilot- Scale Submerged Combustion Melter. Development of an Advanced Batch/Cullet Preheater for Oxy- Fuel Fired Glass Furnaces. Innovations in Contrainer Glass Production in Central and Eastern Europe. Tin Bath Bottom Blocks- Challenges and New Solutions. Electric Forehearths for Borosillicate Glasses- A Recent View. Low NOx Combustion in REgenerative Glass Furnaces. Advanced Cleanfire® HR ¯TM Oxy- Fuel Boosting APplication Lowers Emissions and Reduces Fuel Consumption. Oxygen Enrichment: Recognizing and Addressing the Hazards. Chromium VI: Concerns, Compliance and Controls. Examination of a Used Chrome- Alumina Monolithic Lining From an Insulation Fiberglass (C- Glass) Electric Melter. Structure, Microstructure and Refractory Performance. Author Index.

Charles H. Drummond, III, received his PhD from Harvard University in 1974 and his research interests are primarily focused on the structure and properties of amorphous solids or glasses. This includes bulk glasses of scientific and commercial interest and glasses present in crystalline materials. Dr. Drummond is the director of the Annual Conference on Glass Problems, and has received the Governor's Award for Emerging Technology and the Cramer Award from the American Ceramic Society.

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