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Some critical questions of oxygen-firing in glass furnace

Shen Jin

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The technology of oxygen\|firing in glass furnace is a kind of new technology of saving energy .In order to gain the good result of saving energy in the process of melting glass, some critical questions of the technology are discussed in this article elaborately, and the reasonable propositions are provided for this technology being adopted correctly.

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The technology of oxygen\|firing in glass furnace is a kind of new technology of saving energy .In order to gain the good result of saving energy in the process of melting glass, some critical questions of the technology are discussed in this article elaborately, and the reasonable propositions are provided for this technology being adopted correctly.

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The technology of oxygen\|firing in glass furnace is a kind of new technology of saving energy .In order to gain the good result of saving energy in the process of melting glass, some critical questions of the technology are discussed in this article elaborately, and the reasonable propositions are provided for this technology being adopted correctly.

Key concepts: Glass melting, Glass furnace, Process engineering, Process (computing), Oxygen, Energy (signal processing), Waste management, Engineering

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