Titlebook: Schott Guide to Glass; Heinz G. Pfaender Book 1996Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1996 accessible.environment.env

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978-94-010-4230-7Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1996

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Book 1996Latest editionAccessible and generously illustrated in full colour, thisreference spans the history of glass, the raw materials and themanufacturingprocess, as well as its many products. Informative andcompact, thisconvenient guide is appropriate for anyone interestedin glass.Revised throughout for this new edition.

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The history of glass,n lightning strikes into quartz iferous sand or when meteorites hit the surface of the earth. During the stone age, humans used cutting tools made of natural glass of volcanic origin, known as absidian and tektities.

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The glassmelt,f the batch material, the type of heating energy, and the type of melting process used are determined by the glass type to be melted and the product to be made. Removal of the glass from the furnace for further processing and the cooling cycle are stages subsequent to the melting process.

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Flat glass, Middle Ages that glassblowers were finally successful in making flat sheets of glass for windows and further processing. Mechanical production processes were developed much later, effectively after 1920 (apart from some tentative earlier beginnings). Today manual production of flat glasses is the exception rather than the rule.

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Hollowware and glass tubing,The most widespread glass products belong to the hollowware family. Hollowware is encountered everywhere. In the broadest sense, these products are consumer goods such as bottles, or consumer durables such as drinking glasses or glass lamps.