Forehearth for glass furnace
CA 1094809 A · Owner: Societe Generale Pour L'Emballage · Inventors: Brax, Jean A.
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A forehearth for a glass furnace includes a roof having plurality of longitudinal ridges depending therefrom. These define a central longitudinal channel lengthwise of which a current of cooling air flows between inlet and outlet ports to cool the central, hottest portion of the stream of glass in the forehearth, and side channels which serve to reheat the side portions of the stream of glass. A plurality of longitudinally spaced electrodes are suspended from the portions of the roof over the side channels and are inserted in the molten glass to directly heat the side portions. Advantageously the electrodes in one side channel are energized in pairs independently of the electrodes in the …
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- Granted February 3, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 3, 1998.
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