Process of cooling glass in a fluidized bed

Details Process of cooling glass in a fluidized bed Process of cooling glass in a fluidized bed

1979-06-27

1981-11-17

Kellogg, Arthur D.

Glass manufacturing

Processes

Glass preform treating

65111, 16510416, C03B 2700

Patent

active

043009360

ABSTRACT:
A process for rapid and uniform cooling of glass comprising introducing it into a fluidized bed of particles under conditions such that heat is transferred from the glass to the fluidized material. The fluidized material comprises particles which can be caused to undergo endothermic change by heating them to a temperature lower than the temperature of the glass as it enters the fluidized bed.

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Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry, Pergamon Press, pp. 1032-1036, "Oxides & Hydroxides".

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