Glass manufacturing – Processes – Utilizing parting or lubricating layer
Patent
1990-12-28
1992-05-05
Lindsay, Robert L.
Glass manufacturing
Processes
Utilizing parting or lubricating layer
65106, 65107, 156276, 427154, C03B 4000, C03B 23023
Patent
active
051103362
ABSTRACT:
The number of bent laminated glass windshields having bull's-eyes that adversely affect its optical properties is reduced by using amorphous precipitated silica particles such as is used as flatting agents for paints, as a parting material between a pair of glass sheets during bending. The particles form relatively soft agglomerates that are milled and classified to produce a narrow distribution of particle sizes as compared to the distribution found in untreated silica, such as diatomaceous earths previously used as a parting material.
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Bush Paul W.
Kadunce Randy R.
Martino Pamela L.
Lepiane Donald C.
Lindsay Robert L.
PPG Industries Inc.
Siminerio Andrew C.
Spahn Gay Ann
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