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Matveyev
X
Energotechnological Utilization of Glass
Furnace Fuel
1991
Maurach, H.
Yes Ideas — Interesting history
Glass Furnaces in the Olden Time
Glass Ind., 166 19-21 (1935)
McGrath, J.M.
X X X X X X Yes Cullet preheat and flue gas
Preheating Cullet While Using the Cullet
cleaner
Bed as a Filter For Waste Gases in the
Edmeston Heat Transfer/Emission Control
System
Glass Technol., 377[5] 146-50 (1996)
McMahon, A., and Ding, M.
X X No Oxy-fuel use to resolve
Can Partial Conversion to Oxy-Fuel
plugged checkers
Combustion Be a Solution to Furnace
Problems?
Glass Ind., 75[13] 23-4 (1994)
McMeen
X
Revising the Concepts on the Forehearth
Dimensions
2000
Meerman, W., van Rooy, T., and Voss, M.
X Phillips Yes Unique skull melter with RF coil
Continuous Skull-Melting of Glass
Philips Tech. Rev., 42[3] 93-6 (1985)
Melkonyan
X X X
Chemical Hydrothermal Synthesis of Active
Combined Raw from Products of
Processing Rocks.
1984
Melkonyan
X X
Enhancing Effectiveness of Manufacturing
Methods of Melting Glass
from Kanasite Raw
1973
Melkonyan
X X
Granulating of Crystal Compound Kanasit and
Physical-chemical Properties of Granules
1976
Melkonyan
X X X
Hydrothermal Method of Preparation of
Complex Raw “Kanasit” from Rocks and
Products of Processing Them [book]
1977
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