Production method capable of improving surface roughness of float glass
A surface roughness, float glass technology, applied in the field of glass manufacturing, can solve the problems of flatness drop, float glass surface roughness, etc., to achieve the effect of high flatness, easy subsequent control and polishing
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[0027]65.1Kg of quartz sand, 3.1Kg of alumina, 23.5Kg of soda ash, 16.6Kg of calcium carbonate, 7.6Kg of magnesium carbonate, and 28.6Kg of lithium carbonate were weighed according to the proportion of the formula, and the components were fully mixed to obtain a batch. Mix the batch materials evenly and send them to the float glass melting furnace, where they are melted at high temperature to form glass liquid. The melting temperature in the float glass melting furnace is 1590°C; the float glass melting furnace is still full of reducing The reducing gas is composed of hydrogen and ammonia, and the mass of hydrogen in the reducing gas accounts for 0.7% of the total mass of the reducing protective gas; when the temperature inside the float glass melting furnace is 25~790°C, the The air pressure is 101.3kPa; when the temperature of the float glass melting furnace is 790~830°C, the air pressure inside the float glass melting furnace is 136.5kPa; when the temperature of the float gl...
Embodiment 2
[0031] 65.9Kg of quartz sand, 3.2Kg of alumina, 23.8Kg of soda ash, 17.2Kg of calcium carbonate, 8.9Kg of magnesium carbonate, and 30.1Kg of lithium carbonate were weighed according to the formula ratio, and the components were fully mixed to obtain a batch. Mix the batch materials evenly and send them to the float glass melting furnace, where they are melted at high temperature to form glass liquid. The melting temperature in the float glass melting furnace is 1593°C; the float glass melting furnace is still full of reducing The reducing gas is composed of hydrogen and ammonia, and the mass of hydrogen in the reducing gas accounts for 0.8% of the total mass of the reducing protective gas; when the temperature inside the float glass melting furnace is 25~790°C, the The air pressure is 101.3kPa; when the temperature of the float glass melting furnace is 790~830°C, the air pressure inside the float glass melting furnace is 136.9kPa; when the temperature of the float glass melting...
Embodiment 3
[0035] 66.9Kg of quartz sand, 3.3Kg of alumina, 24.2Kg of soda ash, 19.1Kg of calcium carbonate, 9.5Kg of magnesium carbonate, and 31.8Kg of lithium carbonate were weighed according to the formula ratio, and the components were fully mixed to obtain a batch.
[0036] Mix the batch materials evenly and send them to the float glass melting furnace, where they are melted at high temperature to form glass liquid. The melting temperature in the float glass melting furnace is 1595°C; the float glass melting furnace is still full of reducing The reducing gas is composed of hydrogen and ammonia, and the mass of hydrogen in the reducing gas accounts for 0.9% of the total mass of the reducing protective gas; when the temperature inside the float glass melting furnace is 25~790°C, the The air pressure is 101.3kPa; when the temperature of the float glass melting furnace is 790~830°C, the air pressure inside the float glass melting furnace is 137.1kPa; when the temperature of the float glas...
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