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1887
Volume 10, Issue 4
  • ISSN: 0032-1400

Abstract

Adequate instrumentation and control of glass melting furnaces can yield large savings in fuel and marked increases in throughput. Among the variables to be controlled the temperatures of both the molten glass and the atmosphere above glass level are of great importance and a great deal of attention has been given to the best means of indicating these temperatures and thus of controlling glass temperature. In this article the author reviews Russian and British practice in this field and compares certain details of procedure and instrumentation

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References

  1. Obukhov V. M. Operational Experience of the Use of Thermocouples for Measuring the Molten Glass and Glass Melting Furnace Temperatures, Steklo iKeramika, 1966, 23, (3), 3639 [Google Scholar]
  2. Walker N. I. Application of Instrumentation to Glass Melting Furnaces, Trans. Soc. Instrum. Technol., 1960, 12, (1), 3849 [Google Scholar]
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