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R6 - Refractories for the Glass Industry (2 day course)
Wednesday 9 October & Thursday 10 October 2019
(We recommend that attendees join the training for both days, as the content has been designed to link together, however, there is the option to attend for just one day).
Day 1 – Glass Furnaces
Day 1 will look at the parts, conditions, requirements and refractory types required for the melting zone.
The day will cover:
- The principles behind the manufacturing process of AZS materials
- Inspection of AZS blocks suitable for use
- Corrosion of refractory linings and the mechanism by which it takes place
- Exudation, stoning potential and bubble formation – their effects on glass quality and how to test for them
- Hydrogen diffusivity specially for the tin bath blocks.
Day 2 – Regenerators
Day 2 will look at the parts, conditions, requirements and refractory types required for regenerators.
The day will cover:
- Concept of the regenerator
- Temperature zones found in a regenerator
- Material choice in different areas
- Creep resistance
- Alkali attack
- Sulphur attack
- Forsterite formation.
» Click here for the course data sheet (PDF).
For more information on this course, please contact Caroline Mullington, Technology Partnership Manager on +44 (0)1782 764422 or caroline.mullington@lucideon.com.