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Melting of cobalt glass in a small furnace with electrical heating

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The new design and subsequent operation of a small electric glass furnace of the neck type with separated baths and an output of 150–400 kg/day are described. The positive and negative characteristics of the furnace determined during its operation are described.

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  1. IKDO Bolshevishersk Glass Plant, Ukraine

    L. I. Voronina & A. A. Kalashnikov

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  1. L. I. Voronina
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Voronina, L.I., Kalashnikov, A.A. Melting of cobalt glass in a small furnace with electrical heating. Glass Ceram 52, 45–46 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00679153

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