Method for hydrating silicate glasses

Glass manufacturing – Processes – With chemically reactive treatment of glass preform

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106 74, 423334, C03C 2300

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042015618

ABSTRACT:
The present invention is concerned with a single-step process for hydrating alkali metal-containing silicate glasses starting with such fine-dimensioned forms as powders, granules, flakes, fibers, and thin sheets. The process, which contemplates hydration temperatures higher than 225.degree. C. and relative humidities less than 50%, permits the precise control of the quantity of water taken into the glass structure and, where the water content in the glass is held within about 1-25% by weight, the hydrated product of the above-cited powders, granules, etc., can be thermoplastically formed into sound bulk articles. A layer of the anhydrous powders can be applied to a substrate and then hydrated in situ to form glassy paints and coatings.

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