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The document discusses the manufacturing process for glass. It begins with an introduction to glass and its properties. It then outlines the raw materials used, including sand, soda ash, calcium oxide and others. The process involves four main steps: melting the raw materials in a furnace at high temperatures; fabricating the molten glass into an article using methods like blowing or casting; annealing the article by slowly cooling it to relieve internal stresses; and applying finishing treatments like bending, cutting or silvering. Key agents in the process include network formers, modifiers and oxidizing agents to control the glass composition and properties.
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Glass can be produced through either float glass or glass blowing processes. The float glass process involves melting raw materials and allowing the molten glass to float on molten tin, where it cools and is cut. The glass blowing process uses a furnace to melt glass feedstock, after which a gob of molten glass is formed using press-and-blow or blow-and-blow techniques, producing parisons that are blown into molds. Both processes include annealing to strengthen the glass. Inspection and packaging occur after shaping to ensure quality.
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Glass manufacturing
- 1. MANUFACTURING PROCESS IN GLASS INDUSTRY ADVISED BY :- DR. ARVIND KUMAR GAUTAM • KRISHNANAND KUSHWAHA SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, LOVELY PROFESIONAL UNIVERSITY, JALANDHAR (PUNJAB) 1
- 2. INTRODUCTION Glass is the name given to all amorphous bodies that are obtained by lowering the temperature of a melt independently of its chemical composition and the temperature range of solidification, which as a result of the gradual increase of viscosity adopts the mechanical properties of a solid body. Glass is melted at a temperature between 1000 and 2000° C. The microscopic structure of glass is comparable to that of a liquid in which the individual constituents form an irregular network without a long range order. Glass is also the name given to a cooled melt. 2
- 3. RAW MATERIALS FOR GLASS PRODUCTION The raw material in manufacture of glass may be selected from the following. Sand, soda ash, calcium oxide, fled spar, borax, magnesia, zinc, alumina, lead oxide, manganese oxide, selenium metal, broken glass, fluxes, coloring agent, reducing agent, oxidizing agent etc. 3
- 4. GLASS MANUFACTURING AGENTS Network former Network modifier Intermediate glass formers Oxidizing agent Refining agent Cullet Coloring agent 4
- 5. MANUFACTURING PROCESS The manufacturing process of glass consisting of the following four steps Melting the charge Fabrication of the article Annealing the article formed Finishing treatments 5
- 6. MELTING OF THE CHARGE Amount of raw materials for the batch are calculated from the chemical composition of individual components. the batch mixer which is a revolving drum provided with blades to lift and spread the material uniformly. After proper mixing of ingredient it is charged into the furnace. Where all the raw materials melts to liquid state. 6
- 7. FABRICATION OF AN ARTICLE Blowing Casting Drawing Pressing Rolling Spinning 7
- 8. ANNEALING THE ARTICLE FORMED Glass articles, after being manufactured, are to be cooled down slowly and gradually. This process of slow and homogeneous cooling of glass articles is known as annealing of glass. Following are the methods of annealing Flue Treatment Oven treatment 8
- 9. FINISHING TREATMENTS Finishing treatments consist of following steps. Bending Cutting Opaque making Silvering 9
- 10. BLOCK DIGRAM FOR GLASS INDUSTRIES 10
- 11. Process diagram for glass manufacturing 11
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