Predicted & Measured Glass Surface Temperatures In An Industrial, Regeneratively Gas-Fired Flat Glass Furnace

This study reports optically measured glass surface temperatures along the furnace centre-line in the combustion space of a sideport, 455 metric t/d industrial gas-fired flat glass furnace. The measurements were made using a water-cooled two-colour pyrometer inserted through holes in the crown at six locations along the length of the furnace. The average temperatures were found to rise from a low near 1700K near the batch blanket to a peak of around 1900K, then drop to a level of 1800K. Evidence of batch islands or "logs" is observed in the surface temperature data collected at the measurement location of nearest the batch blanket.

Author
R R Hayes Et Al
Origin
Brigham Young University, Usa
Journal Title
Glastech Ber Glass Sci Technol 72 12 1999 367-377
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 1887

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Predicted & Measured Glass Surface Temperatures In An Industrial, Regeneratively Gas-Fired Flat Glass Furnace
Glastech Ber Glass Sci Technol 72 12 1999 367-377
S 1887
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