Glass manufacturing – Processes – Operating under inert or reducing conditions
Patent
1975-07-16
1976-07-20
Kellogg, Arthur D.
Glass manufacturing
Processes
Operating under inert or reducing conditions
65 65A, 65 99A, 65182R, C03B 1802
Patent
active
039704424
ABSTRACT:
A glass forming chamber in which glass is formed into a continuous sheet by floating it on the surface of molten metal is provided with a first protective atmosphere gas in an enclosed shell above a refractory roof in the chamber and with a second protective atmosphere gas in the headspace of the operating portion of the chamber in the vicinity of the glass being formed. The second protective atmosphere gas is more reducing than the first. For example, the first protective atmosphere gas may be nitrogen while the second protective atmosphere gas is a mixture of nitrogen and hydrogen.
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Kellogg Arthur D.
Pollock E. Kears
PPG Industries Inc.
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