59th Conference on Glass Problems: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 20, Issue 1

Content: Chapter 1 Studies in Furnace Analysis: Comparison of Predicted Thermal Efficiency of Regenerative and High?Oxygen Glass Tanks (pages 1–21): Robert H. EssenhighChapter 2 Oxy?Fuel Furnace Design Optimization Using Coupled Combustion/Glass Bath Numerical Simulation (pages 23–36): D. Shamp, O. Marin, M. Joshi, C. Champinot, B. Jurcik and R. GrosmanChapter 3 TV Oxy?Fuel Conversion and Experience with Noncatalytic Denitrification (pages 37–45): Matthias R. LindigChapter 4 High?Temperature IR Radiation Conductivity of Industrial Glasses (pages 47–56): Peter A. Van Nijnatten, J. T. Broekhuijse and A. J. FaberChapter 5 Glass Furnace Air Permits: Don't Forget the Process (pages 57–64): Michael L. NewsomChapter 6 Fused Zirconia or Fused AZS: Which Is the Best Choice? (pages 65–80): Gerard Duvierre and Yves Boussant?RouxChapter 7 Update on Selection of Refractories for Oxy?Fuel Glass?Melting Service (pages 81–105): S. M. Winder, K. R. Selkregg and A. GuptaChapter 8 A Fused Silica Pumpable Refractory for Crown Damage Resulting from Oxy?Fuel Firing (pages 107–113): Gunter FrohlichChapter 9 Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials: Issues for Glassmakers (pages 115–132): Charles T. SimmonsChapter 10 Mathematical Modeling of Forehearths (pages 133–141): O. M. G. C. Op Den Camp, E. G. J. Peters and V. O. AumeChapter 11 Oxy?Gas Forehearths: Results of Mathematical Modeling of a Flint Glass and Field Trials on a Borosilicate Glass (pages 143–154): Alan Stephens, Tom Clayton, Mahendra Misra, John Brown and James CookChapter 12 Statistics in the Batch Plant (pages 155–170): Richard K. PelleChapter 13 Mixing Model Simulation of an On?the?Fly Glass Conversion (pages 171–180): Richard BergmanChapter 14 Generalized Predictive Control for Glass Manufacturing Processes (pages 181–206): David M. KoenigChapter 15 The Glass Industry in Germany: Environmentally Sound Melting and Recycling of Glass (pages 207–214): Helmut A. SchaefferChapter 16 The NSF Industry?University Center for Glass Research: An Overview (pages 215–226): T. P. SewardChapter 17 A High?Efficiency, Low?NOx Burner for Oxy?Gas Glass Furnaces (pages 227–241): David Rue, Hamid Abbasi, David Neff and Patrick MohrChapter 18 The Pilkington 3R Process for Controlling NOx Emissions: A Refractory Perspective (pages 243–253): Ian ShulverChapter 19 Improving Oxy?Fuel Furnace Operating Efficiency: An Operator's Perspective (pages 255–269): D. Shamp, J. Smith, M. Joshi, H. Borders, O. Charon and R. GrosmanChapter 20 A Direct Comparison of Oxy?Fuel Burner Technology (pages 271–281): John H. Tyler, James F. Booth, Robert D. Marchiando and Kevin A. LievreChapter 21 The Glass Manufacturing Industry Council (pages 283–287): James A. Shell

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