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Movsesyan<br />
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The <strong>Melting</strong> of <strong>Glass</strong> by Electricity, A<br />
furnace patents up to 1962<br />
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Nemec, L.<br />
X X X X X X X Czech Yes Ideas<br />
Energy Consumption in the <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Melting</strong><br />
Process Part 2. Results of Calculations<br />
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Nemec, L. <strong>and</strong> Lubas, J.<br />
X X Czech Accumulation of fining agents<br />
Simple Model of Refining in <strong>Glass</strong> <strong>Melting</strong><br />
under batch; mass balance<br />
Furnace with Vertical Flow <strong>and</strong> Covered<br />
Level<br />
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X X X X Czech Yes Process intensification; low-<br />
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pressure refining<br />
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Application of Induction Furnaces Equipped<br />
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Manufactoring High-melting <strong>Glass</strong>es<br />
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