Glass manufacturing – Processes – Repairing or cleaning of apparatus; or batch dust prevention...
Patent
1980-05-12
1981-08-04
Kellogg, Arthur D.
Glass manufacturing
Processes
Repairing or cleaning of apparatus; or batch dust prevention...
65335, 106 54, 106DIG8, C03B 300
Patent
active
042820197
ABSTRACT:
Raw colemanite is introduced into the flue gas stream emanating in a combustion-fired furnace, which flue gas stream will contain boron values and if the glass being manufactured contains fluorine, will also containe fluorine values. This introduction provides for the calcination of the raw colemanite and likewise provides for pollution abating features by a reaction with the boron values and the fluorine values.
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Dunn Charles S.
Propster Mark A.
Hudgens Ronald C.
Kellogg Arthur D.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation
Rywalski Robert F.
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