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C-Glass Fibre Production by Pot
Furnace
Description
A Chinese company offers technology
and equipment for glass fibre manufacturing by pot furnace
method. This production technology incorporates certain
properties of both the direct-melt process and the marble
process. It re-melts glass marblesin a melting pot and produces
the glass fibre from multi-bushing plates with 800 tips
under the forming channels. These are in theform of extended
limbs from the melting pot. The geometric double-deck layout,
airflow control and fibre-forming section are the same as
that of the direct-melt process.
The major techno-economic indices are:
- Production scale : 2,000 - 4,000
MT/year C-glass fibre
- Melting efficiency : 5 MT/day sqm
- Furnace campaign : 3 years
- Number of bushing tips : 800 tips
- Service life of bushing : 5 months
- Throughput per bushing : 650 kg/bushing
day
- Power consumption : 2,200 kW hour/per
tonne of fibre
Areas of Application
C-glass fibre and its processed products are widely used
in cooling towers, washing machine housing, vehicle housing,
train compartments, waterproof asphalt roofing, elevated
water tanks, bath tubs, pipelines, boats and profiles.
Advantages
The process offered combines advantages of both the direct-melt
process and the marble proces, and is conducive to manufacturing
on a large scale at high productivity, and low investments.
Forms of Transfer
Equipment, technology transfer
For more information contact:
Asian & Pacific Centre for Transfer of Technology
P O Box : 4575
Qutab Institutional Area
Tel: (011) 685 6276 Fax: (011) 685 6274
Email: postmaster@apctt.orr
Source: Chemical World

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