Glass manufacturing – Processes – With measuring – sensing – inspecting – indicating – or testing
Patent
1978-04-20
1979-08-28
Kellogg, Arthur D.
Glass manufacturing
Processes
With measuring, sensing, inspecting, indicating, or testing
65158, 65164, 65DIG13, 177 1, 177 16, 364566, 364567, C03B 940
Patent
active
041659759
ABSTRACT:
A system is disclosed for determining the mass of a moving molten glass gob. The gob is directed along a curved channel having a force measuring device over which the gob passes for measuring the force exerted by the gob normal to its path. The velocity of the gob is determined both before and after the normal force is measured by means of two sets of two position sensors, one set located on each side of the force measuring device, and a timer which determines the time period for the gob to move between the position sensors of each set. The timer also determines the time between velocity measurements. The data is used to calculate a value of acceleration which is substantially proportional to the acceleration normal to the path. The acceleration value and the output of the force measuring device are then interrelated in order to calculate the mass of the gob.
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Kwiatkowski Jerome A.
Wood Charles L.
Ball Corporation
Haynes J. David
Kellogg Arthur D.
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