Gas injection for glass melting furnace to reduce refractory...

Glass manufacturing – Processes – Fining or homogenizing molten glass

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C065S134100, C065S134400

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10208239

ABSTRACT:
A glass melting furnace has a gas inlet positioned proximate to a charging section oxy-fuel combustion region to introduce gas into the region and to at least partially displace gas having a partial pressure of alkali vapor from the region, and optionally a gas outlet is adapted to provide an exit for a volume of furnace atmosphere. A method for reducing alkali vapor corrosion of glass furnace refractory structures includes providing a gas inlet proximate to the oxy-fuel combustion region; introducing a volume of gas from the inlet into the region, displacing a volume of gas having a partial pressure of alkali vapor from the region; and, optionally providing a gas outlet adapted to provide an exit for a volume of furnace atmosphere.

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EPO Search Report (EP 00 30 6970); Date of Completion—Dec. 12, 2002; By The Hague; Examiner A. Reedijk.
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