Some Features Of Electric Melting Of Colorless Sodium Calcium Silicate Glasses

Trials on melting soda-lime glasses in an electric furnace producing 0.5-1.5 tonnes/day have shown additions of a refining/oxidising agent must be made to compensate for the reducing effect of molybdenum from the electrodes dissolved in the glass. The concentration of SO3 in the glass depends on the amount of ceria or arsenic added.

Author
V A Fedorova Et Al
Origin
All-Union Scientific Research Institute Of Crystal
Journal Title
Glass And Ceramics 1989 46 1-2 20-22
Sector
General
Class
G 341

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Some Features Of Electric Melting Of Colorless Sodium Calcium Silicate Glasses
Glass And Ceramics 1989 46 1-2 20-22
G 341
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