Method for making a glass article

Glass manufacturing – Processes – With shaping of particulate material and subsequent fusing...

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65 182, 65 183, 65DIG15, 65 63, 65 83, 65 84, 501 40, 501 43, 501 45, 501 49, C03B 2000

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051084775

ABSTRACT:
A method for foming glass articles of substantial thickness from unstable glass compositions which normally devitrify when formed by conventional casting or molding processes, is disclosed. The method includes the steps of quench-cooling the glass to form a crystal-free glass feedstock material, and then pressure-consolidating the feedstock at a temperature between the transition temperature and the crystallization temperature of the glass.

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