Glass manufacture by Rosenhain Walter 1875-1934
Author:Rosenhain, Walter, 1875-1934
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Glass manufacture
Publisher: New York : Van Nostrand
Published: 1908-03-25T05:00:00+00:00
and—if necessary— by breaking the strip off by the aid of suitable tongs.
No very elaborate " sorting " of rolled plate glass is required, except perhaps that the shade of colour in the glass may vary slightly from time to time, and it is generally preferable to keep to one shade of glass in filling any particular order. Apart from this, the rolled plate cutter has merely to cut out gross defects which would interfere too seriously with the usefulness of the glass. As we have already indicated, air-bells and minute enclosures of opaque matter are not objectionable in this kind of glass, but large pieces of opaque material must generally be cut out and rejected, not only because they are too unsightly to pass even for rough glazing purposes, but also because they entail a considerable risk of spontaneous cracking of the glass—in fact, visible cracks are nearly always seen around large "stones," as these inclusions are called. These may arise from various causes, such as incomplete melting of the raw materials, or the contamination of the raw materials with infusible impurities, but the most fruitful source of trouble in this direction lies in the crumbling of the furnace lining, which introduces small lumps of partially melted fire-clay into the glass. In a rolled plate tank furnace which is properly constructed and worked, the percentage of sheets which have to be cut up on account of such enclosures should be very small, at all events until the furnace is old, when the linings naturally show an increasing tendency to disintegrate.
Keturning now to the rolling process, it is readily seen that a very slight modification will result in the production of rolled plate-glass having a pattern impressed upon one
G.M. K
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