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Contents Pages
GLASS TECHNOLOGY
International Congress on Glass special proceedings issue
Glass Technology
2002, Volume 43C
Peer reviewed papers from the XIX International Congress on Glass,
Edinburgh, Scotland, 1-6 July 2001
(ISSN 0031-9090/ISBN 0 900682 39 6) 4xx pages 81 papers
Complete printed volumes of Glass Technology available for
£80.00. They are available to SGT members for £40.00. Acrobat
versions of individual papers can be bought in groups:
£10 for two (non-members)
£10 for four (SGT members)
| Melting, heating and cooling, forming | |
| 1 | Another interpretation of the batch melting
mechanism M. Cerchez & E. Trifu |
| 4 | An integrated approach to mathematical
modelling of flow and heat transfer in the melting and delivery ends
of a glass furnace M. K. Choudhary, T. A. Powers, W. H. Fausey, P. Budik & J. Chmelar |
| 8 | How to affect the temperature distribution
in blank and blow moulds—comparison between FEM calculations and measurement
results F. Deidewig |
| 15 | High temperature optical properties of
glass melts in the 0·95–4·5 µm range: an example
of television glass melt A. M. Efimov & P. A. van Nijnatten |
| 25 | Optimum parison shape for glass blowing
P. Moreau, C. Maréchal & D. Lochegnies |
| 29 | Development of a method for measuring molten
glass flow U. Mori, H. Hashima, A. Konishi, H. Wakabayashi, T. Hiejima, H. Yamamoto, H. Azuma, A. Iwasaki, M. Makihara & H. Kawamura |
| 35 | Structural improvements to molybdenum glass
melting electrodes C. E. D. Rowe & J. Miles |
| 38 | Identification of effective thermal conductivity
of molten glass M. Taguchi, K. Fujita, H. Iwase, Y. Urabe, T. Hashimoto & S. Kawamoto |
| 43 | Onset of non-Newtonian flow of foamed soda–lime–silica
glasses M. Thies & J. Deubener |
| 46 | Coloured soda–lime–silica glasses G. Albayrak, F. Akmaz & M.Oran |
| 52 | 29Si MAS NMR investigation of atomic rearrangements
during batch melting of glass A. R. Jones, R. Winter, G. N. Greaves, C. Targett-Adams & I. H. Smith |
| 56 | Influence of intensifying means on sand
grain dissolution in glass melt as indicated by CFD simulation S. Kasa, P. Jakubcová & M. Dubcová |
| 63 | Evaporation from lead silicate melts in
dry and wet carbon dioxide atmosphere J. Matoušek & T. Janu |
| 67 | Identification of cord sources in glass
using CFD P. Vrábel, P. Šimurka, M. Maryška, P. Vlcek & P. Schill |
| 73 | Openness and homogeneity of glasses M. Wada & M. Kato |
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| 76 | Practical investigation of a luminescence
analysis system for historical glasses C. Brain |
| 79 | Soiling of soda–lime–silica float glass
in the polluted atmosphere of Paris A. Chabas & R. A. Lefèvre |
| 84 | Corrosion monitoring of eighteenth century
glasses in museum circumstances by the sensor glass method E. Greiner-Wronowa & L. Stoch |
| 93 | Dissolution behaviour of glasses in aqueous
solutions containing organic components S. Groß, U. Dahlmann & R. Conradt |
| 97 | Effect of SnO on chemical durability of
phosphate glasses Guorong Chen, Yongjuan Du, Shan Wang, A. E. Marino, L. L. Gregg, S. R. Arrasmith & S. D. Jacobs |
| 100 | Chemical corrosion of E-glass fibres in
acidic and neutral solutions R. L. Jones |
| 104 | Chemical durability of SrO–Mn2O3–Fe2O3–MgO–ZrO2–SiO2
(SMFMZS) system frits against alkali attack B. Karasu, G. Arslan & G. Kaya |
| 107 | Atmospheric corrosion of a new, fast glass
powder sensor A. Krickser, J. Kuhn, J. Fricke & H. Roemich |
| 111 | Ultraviolet blue fluorescence of the 18th
century Central European glass: an auxiliary indicator for curators
and conservators J. Kunicki-Goldfinger & J. Kierzek |
| 114 | Atmospheric factors influencing the formation
of neocrystallisations on low durability glass exposed to urban atmosphere
I. Munier, R. Lefèvre & R. Losno |
| 125 | Carbonaceous minerals as corrosion products
on the surface of bottles A. Özcan, B. Arman, S. Demirli & M. K. Orhon |
| 131 | Advances in active and passive conservation
treatment of crizzling Baroque enamels at the Green Vault in Dresden
R. W. Richter |
| 138 | Effect of some divalent and trivalent oxides
on the chemical stability of lithium borosilicate glasses and their
crystalline solids S. M. Salman, S. N. Salama & H. Darwish |
| 145 | Formation and composition of glass as a
function of firing temperature A. Shugar & Th. Rehren |
| 151 | Chemical analysis of glass artefacts from
Iron Age levels at Hasanlu, northwestern Iran C. P. Stapleton & S. E. Swanson |
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| 158 | Redox effect on waste containment glass
properties: case of a borosilicate glass containing 16 wt% MoO3
O. Pinet, E. Baudrey, J. L. Dussossoy, C. Fillet & J.F. Hollebecque |
| 162 | Glasses for vitrification of zirconia rich
wastes T. Wang, R. J. Hand, P. F. James & C. R. Scales |
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| 166 | Immobilisation of complexes containing
metal–metal bonds in porous Vycor glass and subsequent insertion of
gas molecules into the Pd–Pd bonds I. F. Gimenez & O. L. Alves |
| 170 | Numerical simulation of the hot dip spin
coating process for the fabrication of glass optical waveguides D. Harwood, B. Taylor, Y.Rubin & G. Deflandre |
| 174 | Recent developments in internal modification
inside glasses using a femtosecond laser K. Hirao |
| 180 | Influence of minor metal oxide components
on electrochromic coloration of WO3 films E. Zelazowska & B. Ziemba |
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| 185 | Microstructural characterisation of commercial
glass ceramics S. E. Arshad, P. F. James & W. E.Lee |
| 191 | Glass and glass ceramic matrix composites:
academic curiosity or useful materials? A. R. Boccaccini & R. D. Rawlings |
| 202 | Surface topography of polished Li2O–Al2O3–SiO2
glass ceramics with low Al2O3 content Ki-Dong Kim, Won-Hyuk Lee & Jong-Hee Hwang |
| 207 | Effect of water on phase separation characteristics
of a soda–lime–silica glass R. Kranold, M. Kammel & A. Hoell |
| 211 | SiC fibre reinforced magnesium aluminosilicate
glass ceramic matrix composites B. L. Metcalfe, J. L. McGrath & I. W. Donald |
| 215 | Fluorapatite aluminium phosphate oriented
glass ceramics C. Moisescu, G. Carl & C. Rüssel |
| 218 | Cristobalite precipitation in borosilicate
glass/alumina composites R. C. C. Monteiro & M. M. R. A. Lima |
| 222 | Catalytic effect of TiO2 on the crystallisation
of some multicomponent lithium borosilicate glasses S. M. Salman, S. N. Salama & H. Darwish |
| 229 | Fluorcanasite glass ceramics for dental
applications C. W. Stokes, R. J. Hand & R. van Noort |
| 233 | Crystallisation of 2(Ca, Sr, Ba)O–TiO2–2(1-x)SiO2–xP2O5
glasses K. Tsuzuku, H. Kishi, K. Touili, B. Elouadi & S. Taruta & N. Takusagawa |
| 237 | Biochemical activity of silicate phosphate
glasses I. Waclawska, L. Stoch & J. Ostrowska |
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| 242 | Development and industrial testing of a
new in-line redox sensor A. J. Faber & M. J. van Kersbergen |
| 245 | Effect of heat treatment on optical absorption
of iron in float glass K. Sakaguchi |
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| 248 | Sealing glass system for molten carbonate
fuel cells (MCFC) M. J. Pascual, A. Durán & L.Pascual |
| 255 | Optical coatings based on SiO2 and TiO2
layers and characterised by complementary surface techniques G. Battaglin, A. Menelle, M. Montecchi, E. Nichelatti & P. Polato |
| 259 | Ultraviolet microstructurable glasses:
an overview A. Harnisch, D. Hülsenberg, S. Hecht-Mijic, S. Mrotzek & U. Brokmann |
| 265 | Effects of processing parameters on radiative
striations of alkoxide derived spin coating films H. Kozuka, S. Takenaka, S. Kimura, T. Haruki & Y. Ishikawa |
| 272 | Sol-gel antireflective spin coating process
for large size shielding windows P. Prene, P. Belleville, F. Mennechez & C. Bouigeon |
| 275 | Formation of convexly shaped silica micropatterns
on sol-gel derived films using a difference in surface free energy
K. Tadanaga, J. Morinaga, T. Fujii, A.Matsuda & T. Minami |
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| 278 | Residual stress measurement in axisymmetric
glass articles H. Aben, J. Anton & A. Errapart |
| 283 | Effect of edge finish of float glass products
on their strength and fatigue behaviour R. Akcakaya & S. T. Gulati |
| 286 | Mechanical strength of tempered soda–lime–silica
glass damaged by sand gravitation determined by bending with circular
supports S. Benbahouche, F. Roumili & R. Zegadi |
| 290 | Finite element computation of residual
stresses near holes in tempered glass plates F. Bernard, R. Gy & L. Daudeville |
| 296 | Relationships between composition and the
mechanical properties of silicate glasses Y. Bisrat, J. G. R. Kingston & R. J. Hand |
| 300 | Fragmentation of thin chemically tempered
glass plates E. Bouyne & O. Gaume |
| 303 | Strength degradation of automotive windshield
from manufacturing to on-road service S. T. Gulati, J. D. Helfinstine & T. A. Roe |
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| 309 | Mobilities of divalent ions in glass C. Martiny, S. Murugavel, B. Roling, F. Natrup, H. Bracht & M. D. Ingram |
| 315 | Investigation of glasses from the system
BaO–CaO–Al2O3–SiO2 used as sealants for the solid oxide fuel cell
(SOFC) P. Geasee, R. Conradt, T. Schwickert, U. Reisgen, J. Remmel & F. Tietz |
| 321 | Degassing and water release peculiarities
of float glasses V. A. Kreisberg, V. P. Rakcheev & I. H. Smith |
| 326 | Process control methods for chemical strengthening
of glass on industrial scale G. Macrelli |
| 330 | Glasses as a binding phase for tools made
of the cBN with submicrocrystalline sintered alumina admixture B. Procyk, M. Sroda & B. Staniewicz-Brudnik |
| 333 | Glasses in the system Na2O–B2O3–SiO2 modified
with MoO3 B. Procyk, K. Wodnicka & B. Trybalska |
| 336 | Determination of parameters which influence
the water content of hard borosilicate glass H. Sengel, G. Albayrak & L. Kaya |
| 340 | Dependence of shear viscosity on the homogenisation
process of a diabase melt M. Solvang, Yuanzheng Yue, J. de Claville Christiansen & S. L. Jensen |
| 343 | Features of leaching of phase separated
alkali borosilicate glasses in acid salt solutions T. A.Tsyganova, T. V. Antropova, O. V. Rakhimova & I. A. Drozdova |
| 347 | Surface tension measurement in several
glasses M. Yamashita, M. Suzuki & H. Yamanaka |
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| 350 | Review of the 20th Century and the prospect
of the new Century in regard to China's glass industry Mo Wenyi |
| 355 | Professional development for graduate managers
in industry J. M. Parker & G. J. Richardson |
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| 357 | The technology of 17th century flint glass
C. Brain |
| 361 | The Portuguese glass industry. The Marinha
Grande Museum of Glass: preserving glass memories C. Carvalho |
| 364 | Some observations on crizzled glass (preliminary
results of a survey of 18th century central European tableware) J. Kunicki-Goldfinger, J. Kierzek & B. Malozewska-Bucko & A. J. Kasprzak |
| 369 | Douglas Strachan and the revival of the
Scottish stained glass tradition J. MacDonald |
| 373 | A case for the reunion of art and science
in glassmaking M. A. Rasmussen & C. Onoda |
| 378 | Artistic applications of the sol-gel process:
the ability to coat and impregnate organic material with colloidal
alkali silicate gels has opened up the possibility for glass artists
to create detailed facsimiles of natural forms and include them in
cast glass sculptures E. Smy |
| 382 | Protection of historic stained glass S. Strobl |
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