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Glass has to be transported, handled, and used in construction with care. Selection of type of glass is essential to avoid accident during normal period and disasters.
Freezing has been successfully employed for the long-term preservation of many foods, providing a significantly extended shelf life.
The process involves lowering the product temperature generally to -18 °C or below.The extreme cold simply retards the growth of microorganisms and slows
down the chemical changes that affect quality or cause food to spoil.
During freezing the cellular solution present in the food matrix is cooled to its initial freezing point, and further cooling causes the water molecule to
separate, forming ice crystal.
The migration of water molecules during crystallization led to an increase in osmotic pressure, further enhancing the water permeability of the cell membranes. This transport of water molecules, if not controlled, can eventually affect the microstructure of the frozen produce.
The freezing process occurs in two successive steps, i.e,
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toughened glass/tempered glass sheet introduction、properties.
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Specifications & sizes of toughened glass;
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Matters needing attention;
Other type of glass;
The secret behind this
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which can lower the
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of a typical home by
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feature, combined with
our Heat Seal® Glass
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3. NORMAL / ANNEALED GLASS
• PRODUCES LONG
SHARP SPLINTERS
-TOO BRITTLE
-DANGER OF INJURY
• WHEN NOT ANNEALED,
GLASS IS MORE LIKELY
TO CRACK WHEN
EXPOSED TO
TEMPERATURE
CHANGES
5. PROCESSES
Combining two annealed or tempered
glasses together with Polyvinyl Butyral
(PVB)
Bonding these under heat
and pressure
heating annealed glass above its
transition temperature of 564 °C to 620
°C
cooling it rapidly
Heating glass to specific
temperature
cooling at a very slow
and controlled rate
LAMINATED GLASS
TEMPERED GLASS
ANNEALED GLASS
RELIEVES INTERNAL STRESS
STRONGER DUE TO COMPRESSIVE STRESS
7. LAMINATED GLASS
• IN THE EVENT OF
BREAKING, IT IS HELD
IN PLACE BY AN
INTERLAYER, TYPICALLY
OF POLYVINYL BUTYRAL
(PVB)
• SOME OF THEM BLOCKS 99
PERCENT OF THE UV-LIGHT
TRANSMISSION AND REDUCE
SOUND
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