AT55846B - Glass mass. - Google Patents

Glass mass.

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AT55846B
AT55846B AT55846DA AT55846B AT 55846 B AT55846 B AT 55846B AT 55846D A AT55846D A AT 55846DA AT 55846 B AT55846 B AT 55846B
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glass
glass mass
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zirconium oxide
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Franz Dr Wolf-Burckhardt
Wilhelm Dr Borchers
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Franz Dr Wolf-Burckhardt
Wilhelm Dr Borchers
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Besonders klare Glasflüsse erhält man, wenn man die   erwähnten   Oxyde in geringen Mengen etwa zwischen Bruchteilen von 1 % und 5% dem Quarz   beimischt.   Doch sind damit die Mischungsverhältnisse keineswegs begrenzt. Wirtschaftliche Rücksichten einerseits und die Anforderungen von Konsumenten andererseits lassen hier viele Variationen offen, da nicht nur Gläser aus Kieselsäure und einem der Oxyde, sondern auch solche aus allen drei Bestandteilen herstellbar sind.

   Dass schon Titansäure allein färbend auf   Glasflüsse   wirkt, ist bekannt und sei, ohne dass damit ein neuer   Erfindungsgedallke ausgesprochen   werden soll, darauf hingewiesen, dass sich unser neues Glas   ähnlich dem Normalglase durchsichtig   färben   oder porzellanartig undurchsichtig   machen lässt. 



   Zum   Einschmelzen   des neuen Glases kann man sich elektrischer Ofen oder heisser Flammen, z. B. Knallgas-oder mit sauerstoffreichem Winde und Kohlenwasserstoffen erzeugten Flammen, bedienen. Die Verarbeitung der geschmolzenen Glasmasse kann nach den aus der Glasindustrie bekannten Methoden vorgenommen werden, mit grösseren Schwierigkeiten zwar als dies mit 
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    PATENT. ANSPRÜCHE :  
1. Verfahren der Herstellung einer Glasmasse, dadurch gekennzeichnet. dass man   Silizium-     dioxyd. wie   es in wasserfreiem reinen Zustande in der Natur   vorkommt,   mit Oxyden der Elemente der   Kohlenstoffsiliziumgruppe,   am zweckmässigsten mit Titansäure oder mit Zirkonoxyd oder mit   Titansäure   und Zirkonoxyd zu einer nach den aus der Glasindustrie bekannten Methoden verarbeitbaren Glasmasse verschmilzt. 

**WARNUNG** Ende DESC Feld kannt Anfang CLMS uberlappen**.



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Particularly clear glass flows are obtained if the mentioned oxides are mixed with the quartz in small amounts between fractions of 1% and 5%. But the mixing ratios are by no means limited. Economic considerations on the one hand and the requirements of consumers on the other hand leave many variations open, since glasses can be made not only from silica and one of the oxides, but also from all three components.

   It is well known that titanium acid alone has a coloring effect on glass fluxes and it should be pointed out, without expressing any new inventive idea, that our new glass can be colored like normal glass or made porcelain-like opaque.



   To melt the new glass, you can use an electric furnace or hot flames, e.g. B. oxyhydrogen or flames generated with oxygen-rich winds and hydrocarbons. The processing of the molten glass mass can be carried out according to the methods known from the glass industry, although with greater difficulties than this
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   l lter r with pure quartz glass.



    PATENT. EXPECTATIONS :
1. A method of producing a glass mass, characterized. that you have silicon dioxide. as it occurs in nature in an anhydrous, pure state, with oxides of the elements of the carbon silicon group, most conveniently with titanic acid or with zirconium oxide or with titanic acid and zirconium oxide to form a glass mass that can be processed according to methods known from the glass industry.

** WARNING ** End of DESC field may overlap beginning of CLMS **.

 

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2. Eine chemisch und thermisch sehr beständige Glasmasse mit Siliziumdioxyd als Grund- EMI2.2 in Kieselsäure. und zwar vornehmlich der Titausäure und des Zirkonoxydes oder eines dieser Oxyde in Kieselsäure. **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. 2. A chemically and thermally very stable glass mass with silicon dioxide as the basic EMI2.2 in silica. namely, primarily of titanium acid and zirconium oxide or one of these oxides in silicic acid. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
AT55846D 1911-02-20 1911-06-30 Glass mass. AT55846B (en)

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