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Upgrade of circulating water supply in glass production

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The experience in the development and service of circulating water supply systems at glass factories is described, The reconstruction of such system has made it possible to decrease to one-tenth the consumption of freshwater.

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  1. Generalized Norms of Water Consumption and Supply for Various Sectors of Industry [in Russian], Stroiizdat, Moscow (1978).

  2. E. I. Prokhorov, Yu. A. Menshutin, A. I. Kashirets, and A. V. Brusov, “Purification of circulating water in glass production,” Vodosnabzhenie Sanitarn. Tekh., No. 12 (2005

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  1. VODGEO Research Institute, Russia

    E. I. Prokhorov, A. I. Kashirets & A. V. Brusov

  2. Krasnoe Ekho Joint-Stock Company, Russia

    E. I. Prokhorov, A. I. Kashirets & A. V. Brusov

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  1. E. I. Prokhorov
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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 12, pp. 10–13, December, 2005.

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Prokhorov, E.I., Kashirets, A.I. & Brusov, A.V. Upgrade of circulating water supply in glass production. Glass Ceram 62, 371–374 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-006-0010-3

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