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Electrical Surface Conductivity of Glass Man, by
W. Hinzj, 18 P.
13
GEWM.. per,, Glastech Barp 1958, Vol XWj, No 11,
Ipp 422-42&----
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Apr 60 7
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62-14867
LUffler, Johannes.
RAPID ME'fliOD FOR TEE DIFFERENTIATION OF L Ufffler, J.
WALL AND RATCH STRIAE (Schnelltnethode zur
Unterscheldung Yon Wand- und Gemengeschlieren).
[1%21 (111p. (foreign text included) 6 refs.
Order from SLA $1.60 62-14867
Trans. of Clastechnfische] Ber[Ichte] i'West Germany)
1958, v. 31, no. 11, p. 428-431.
DESCRII'TORS: *Glass, Stratification, interference.
Analysis. Refractory materials.
Striae due to the batch usually occik7y a large space
within the glass and have a gradual Lransition to the
chemical composition from striated glass to normal
glass. Strlae due to the refractory walls usually occupy
only a very small portion of the glass and have a very
sudden transition from striae to normid glass. on
(Materials --Ceramics, TT, v. 9, no. 2) (orver) Ofte W Tock*0 Senkes

61-10507
jebsen-Idarwcdel. Hans.
TWO LAYER GLAZES IN CERAMICS AND EN- 1. Oka&--Molting
AMP-LING AS ANALOGUES TO MATERIAL INTER- 2. Glass--Surtsoo tension
CHANGE PROCESSES AT THE SURFACES OF IN- 1. jobson-Marwedel. H.
HOMOGENEOUS CLASS MELTS [Kerandsche und
Emailtechnische Zweiscliichtglasuren als Analogan zti
Subscanrwechselvorglingen an der Oberi'lliche
Inhomogener Glaoschmelzeni. (19601 [231p. 13 refs.
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T
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est
ermany)
rans. q( Glp.&
kt;hrAL;,ho Berichte (
'
1959. V. ff. no.
It. p:73R3C
It is shown that surface energy processes which take
place at the surfaces of glass malts greatly affect the
material interchange. They occur in on analogous
way In ceramic two layer glazes, and in enameling,
and thus afford an explanation for certain decorative
,
effects as well an (or the troublesome effect of a gas
phase In the form of bubbles within flmi glaze or 00" *1 T.Awe*l sm'41.6
enamel layers. The analogy of the two fields affords
(Materials- -Ceramics, IT, Y. S. no. 8) (over)

(Materials- -LAT&MVE, I L, T. IF, Im. -1
62-14247
Scholic, Horst'
THE IINCORPORATION OF %VAI-ER IN GLASSES. 1. Scholze. It.
lil. UNFRARF'D MFASt tREMR.NTS 01' OTH HR GLASSF'S, 11, TiTle: Infrared...
(1962101). (2 figs. umitcud) 7 r0s.
Order froin SLA Si. 10 62-14247
Trans. Of GlaStL-Chnische Berichte (Wcst Germany)
1959, v. 32, no. 7, p. 278-2SI.
DESCRIVIORS: *Gla.,~i, *lnfrarud sNctroscopy. Water.
SiIicitL:.,, Fluorinc, *Silica-frec glass, Borax, Pro-
duction, *Ccrainic inaturiak.
TV, v. 9, no. 90ce CA yethakal senkEts

wilL., R.
AIR COOUNG OF CLASS MOLDS (LultitUblung von
Glaaformen). 119621 IZ7)p. (foreign te)i Included)
9 refs.
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Trans. of Glastechalache Berichte (West Germany)
1959. V. 3W.-V IV; 2M/32.-
DESCRIPTORS: *Glass. Molding, Hear transfer, Air
cooled. Cooling.
The report summarizes experiments dealing with the
transfer of heat from the outside wall ol'a glass mould
to the cooling air. The experiments were performed
with stationary, heated models correslxmding to
average working moulds In dimensions, heat loading
and temperatures, The cooling air energy was studied
for smooth moulds and circular jets by varying the
quantity of air and the jet velocity. In addition to
(Materials- -Ceramics, TT,v. 8, no. n, (over)
62-16410
1. Wille, R.
11. Title: International
Congress on Class fno.
111. Title: InternAtionaler
Glaskongress (no. 5)

Laethem, R. van. Leger. L. and otbers.
MEASUREMENT OF THE RAIXATION OF GLASS
USING THE 80LOMETER: APPLICATION TO THE
MEASUREMENT OF THE TEWERATUIRE (Mesure
de Is Radiation du Verre par Bolometre: Application a
la Mesure de Temperature). 119621 [341p. (foreign
text Included) 4 refs.
Order from SLA $5.60 62-16411
Trans. of GWat=bnlscbe Berichte (West Germany)
1959, v. 3R. p. U/3b-11/49.
D&SCRIFrORS: *Glass, Temperature, Heat transfer,
'Infrared radiation, Infrared detectors. $Bolometers.
Pyrometers. Furnaces.
62-16411
1. Laethem, R. van
11. Leger, L.
111. Title: Application.
IV. Title: International
Congress on Glass (no.
V. Title: Internationaler
Glaskongress (no. 5)
The temperature distribution In glass circulating In a
tank to very variable. It often happena tW the tem-
perature at the surface Is lower than that at a certain
depM If the optical arrangement of the bolometer Is
(Material- -Ceramics. 77. v. 8. no. 7) (_r)

62-149M
FlOrke, Otto W.
ON SILICIC ACID CRYSTALS IN rL&SS (Ober 1. F16rke, 0. W.
Kleselstlurelcristalle In Gldsern). r1962][311p. (foreign
text included) 26 refs.
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Trans. of Glastechnische Berichte (West Germany) 1959
v. 32, no-_T~_p. -1-9
DESCRIPTORS: $Class, 0SIHcIc acids, Silicates,
Crystallization, Crystal structure, Quartz, Phase
transitions. Microstructure.
After an introductory discussion of the phase disgrarn
of allicic acid, the different technically important cryci-
tal types Of W2 are defined: ftwthermoure a survey of
the growth of crystals and crystal skeleton Is given.
Following this the different crystal types are discuss
in the varying forms in which they aprear In glass:
(Materials- -Ceramics. TT. v. 9. no, 3) (over) ed 06.- of T#cWcsi Stmfees

Negemann, Frederick, Schmidt, WoUlAngs and
Hert, Walter,
ON THE EFFECT OF FOREIGN IONS ON THE
FLAME-SPECTROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF
SODIUM AND POTASSIUM IN GLASS ANALYSIS.
1196011191p. 7 refs.
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Trans. of GI&Btachnische Berichte (!Jveot Germany)
1959. Y. 32.'-66-.
61-IOSM
1. Glass--An&lysls
2. Sodium- -Determination
3. Potassimn--Detern-dnation
4. Hydrogen low-Cbentical
affece
1. Hepmann. P.
U. Schmidt, W.
Ill. Hon, W.
Research on the dlstu.'~Ing influence of Al. Pa. Mg
and U, on the flame apectrometric determination of
Na and K show that K determination Is ospecially
sensitive to Al and Fe. On IncreaminS the solution
concentration. while keeping however Via ratio of
alkah to foreign elements conglitnt, the disturbance
increases. ne Influence on the Ns snc~ K determine-
t1on of Pa and Ll can to a large extent be redtwed
~
through the addition Of BAC12 to the otoi*rd and tout 0111" of 70001 Ill S
l
solutions. The disturbing influence of At can be
(Materials- -Ceramics, Tr, v. 5, no. 8) (over)

Kessler, W. and SJ-ieibe, G.
SPECTRUM. ANALYSIS METHODS, 71U.'Ift ACCURACY.
AND 'MEIR APPLICATION TO CLAS.;. I Apr 60, t6p.
(S flg-~. Q111itted) 27 refs.
Onatr 'rom SL,,% $1.60 62- 142-1?3
Yran.q. of GiaswchntisOw.) Berlichre) (Wesi Germane)
1959, v. 32K, p. 1/13-1/40.
DLSCHTFYOW~- *Glass. Spectrographic analvsis,
Aluminum COMPOUMS, fron coznpotmd,~, OxIdt's, Shects,
ElecurcgJus, Frroti, X-rays, 1`1wrescence, Optim
6 2 - 14 150
1. V~'
F. SCttcIh,.-,
11'. TItl,: In,crnaloii,z
Cmgress utl Gla - i
(no. 5~
IV. Title: Internadonalei
GlasKongresq (no. 5;
After an his,mical ivvi-w (if erniuston spvcttography
tht, goocral baii8 of this analytical vm?ocl k discu,,,wd.
Tlne various sourevs of error are ther, Jescribed. a~'ait 'I
16 shown ho%~ Ches., can b,, eliminated by applyIng suit -
nic principles of nivaquTe-mem. It has txcn founJ Thal 1,
the muln sotirCC LA CrIOr III !1I)I))%'Ijjg 1111H 111COILKI to OW
(Niaterials-Ceramicb, 17, v. ~, rx). 5) (ovv; Dt*kt 41 Ttr~kml Sewe*

61-10514
OmDjakowle. Fra=.
7HE MGNIFICANCH OF nW SBCOND AMOM OF 1, rwmwm--Houbg
THERMODYNAUCS FOR 7HR HEAT MIANCE 2. 7bwuodynamJcs
OF FURNACEL (19601 [23)p. 6 rds. 1. Imajakwic, F.
Ordor from aA ml$2. 0, p"&90 61-10514
Tram. of CUspech-lache B4ridyA t owmw)
(W"
!
,
1959, Y. = -no. 2;-O-.4r-*Tr`
r
(Physics - -7b=mwdynamICS, Tr, V. 5. m 8)

GQtfck.,:T), W. and N-,,uroth, N.
HEAT F 'I FECTS IN GLASS WITHIN 1111: 1TRANS-
FORNIAlION BANGE. 24 Feb(30, 9p. (11 figs. omil-
Tcd) ~ rcf~4.
01 dur ! pm) SL A o 1. 10 62- 1425 1
Tralls. of Glasik-dinti"Clij Ill. I-liclitc) (viest Gel-111:11w)
1951), v. 32K, p. V/48-V53.
DE'SCRIPTURS; *GLis~, -i-ransformadons, Transition
tv In J'k ril I I II Ica I I rallsk. I, Ple I I n I I coliduc! v. i! V,
62-1 1151
1. TIII-: Klichh"ll ]w
1. (;~Ilckcjl, W.
I]. Nvwroili, N.
111. Intrnalion'll
Coligr, s~, (if) Gjas~- (11.). 5)
IV, Tiftu: r
(',IaAorwres~ (110.
Offict al letWcal Ssmkoi

Buss, Wghidm and Reumuth, Hont.
PROGREM MADH IN WE M[CROXAMC REMARCH 1. Glut--Fbsso ShWiN
ON MASS SMLTING PROCLSMS AT TEMR* 2. bass mk=mW-
ATURBS UP TO 1, 6WOC (Ponschritto In doir ApOWALWU
Mikroskaoschm Erforschurg v= Glasich-ly- S. HIA tompowswe rwoucb
Tor bd Tsmpftwwm bis 160D%I. 11%01 1. Sol, W.
a da. ROMM64 L
ftEr rl
= S.A mLS2.70. ph$&80 61-10512
E
TUM, of OM 0 Icus (Wat OWMEY)
19390
Chem Trans Sv 2693
oburlds-Cwunics,

-.4- 1r, -- f T
Ta&~c,(', Ten- Bluzks IfOr the m- . n
ill C-laso, by W. Jahn.
("Imste'llmis"'he 701
ITO 3)
ATS-60W55G
Sci
w%r 62
vol VI'I,, No 2

62- 16142
Scholze, H.
T[IE TRANSMISSION OF GLASSES IN T1-lE NEAR 1. Scwze, 11.
INFRARED AT TEMPERATURES UP TO FREEZING If. Title: International Congress
POINT (Die Durchlbissigkeit von ClUsern in Nahern on Class (no. -5)
Ultrarot bei Temperaturen bis zurn Einfriertyureich). 111. Title: Internationaler G
[1962)[151p. (foreign text included) 17 refs. Glaskongress (no, 5)
Order from SLA $1.60 62-16142
Trans. of Glastechnische 13criclite (West Germany)
1959, v. 32K, p. VII/1-VII/S.
DESCRIPTORS: *Glass, Optics, Transmission, Infra-
red radiation, *Infrared spectroscopy, *Temperature,
Hydroxides, Silicon compounds.
Tiie transmission of glasses in the near infra-red de-
pends on the 1xinds a[ 2.7 2.9 JA due to free Oil-
groups, and of hands at 13 3. 9 AA and -1. 25 /A due to
bound 011-groaps. Thu inicasky of radiation In these
hands decreases with rising temperature. Whereas Of"" of T-h.;..l S-1c..
(Mate i ials - -Ceratnics, 'rr, v. 8, no. 7) love r)

61-10517
GroMer-baron. 7U and Gardlol, M.
THE USE OF MICROSOOPIC MCAMINAIION UNDER I. Refractory matorwa-
REFLECTED LIGHT IN THR STUDY OF HLECTRO- Werostructurs
CAST REFRACTORIES IL'Utillsatiock 4s I'Mumen IRefractory materials-
Microscopique on Lumlirs Rid&Ws pour I'Bruds des cAstlag
RifrecoUres Blectrotoodual. 11%01 1131p. (ft. ab- 1. GrolHer-larom. T.
stract omittaid). H. GmrdloL M.
Order from SLA mi$l 40. p4L 30 61-10517 Hl. 71dr. ImnatiorAl
owgress = Mus (m 5)
Trim, a(,M&vtKlvA"."0-q49..JWm owmally)
Offive *I TOAM~w Smvlm�
OutuWa-Rdractortes. 7T, v. 5, no. 8)

Trier, W.
VISCOSITY I)MRIBLITION AND FLO% OF GLASS IN
REFORMERS. [1962133p, 20refs.
Order from SLA $3.60 62-14252
Trane. of GlastechnItachel Ber[Ichte) (West Germany)
1959. v. 32K, p. 11/17-11/25.
DESCRIPMR& *Glass, *Viscosity, Distribution.
Molding, Bubbles, EWormation. CoolinF. Configuration.;
Liquids, Solids. Melting, Drawing (Machine processing~
Production, Compressed air. Blowers, *Ceramic
An apparatus for measuring the viscosity distribution
In the glass in a preformer is described. A fine steel
needle forced through the glass leaves behind a fine
bubble trace of well-defined shape In the glass. The
viscosity distribution can be. derived from the deforms-
(Materials--Ceramics, 'IT, v. 9, no. 5) (over)
62-14252
1. Trier, W.
11. TitIc: International
CongrC89 on Glass (nu. 5)
111, Title: Inlernallonalez
Glaskongreas (no. 5)
ofte rtcm,21 svv~.,

61-105k5
Patel. M. Raymond,
CO?frRIEKMON TO THE DETERMINATION OF 1. Purnsces--mosw test
COEFFICIBM OF SIMILITUDE OF MODELS OF rawilte
CLASS FURNACES. FOR SUDYING CURRMM IN (bas--Malting
GLASS. 119f0l 12p. (ft. abstract ornitted) 6 raft. 1. Patel. M. R.
Order frornSLAml$2.40. ph$3.30 61-10515 11 . Title: International Congress
oe Glass (no. 5).
Trans. of Glasterleir
jh&.Barkbte. (West Germany) (1"9
v. 32K. 30-34.
(Materials- -Ceramics, 7T, Y~ S. m S)

11
LiSer. L. 61-10516
DMNSIONAL ANALYSIS AND ITS APPLICATION 1. GLow-Malting
TO PROCLEMS OF GLASS TECHNOLOGY (L'ArAlyiw I Fwum--Modal toot
DimansimmUs (Applicatim i des Froblimes do To"~
TechrAlogie Verritre)). 119601 1351p. 9 rds. M" MMMA0001 mallyme
Or&r frm SLA mIS3. 0Q, p4t. 30 W10516 1. I.Agn, L.
u - 71de beemarkow omwrom
Tnu. of GMtKbniKho lorldto (Wea Gumay) an as" (m 3)
1959. v. 3W.--fiK-TV.-r3V37' -
CAM of Tod"" swd so
rr, S. 8)

nrivestigattlion and kDpztlj.ala of Glas3 Melting,
Taml~s on the &-tais of Energy Balemces, by
Huhraa-nn-Kotz, 6 pp.
pper, Gl,*4techzxi:iche._Be ichte,
p 47-r/3.
voi "XII2 )-95~,
Milo
Sci - DqYS
av 61
71/, 3,P1
f/

62-16138
marker. Ludwig and wondr&tschek. Hens.
SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF LEAD SILICATE 1. Marker, L.
GLASSES WITH A HIGH UWATE CONTENT U. Won&stschok, H.
(RInige Physikalische Eiganschaften von Blelsillkat-
GlXvorn mit Hohom Sulfatgabalt). [19621 [171p. (for-
sip tea Included) 12 refs.
Order from SLA $1.60 62-16138
Trans. of Glastechnfische) Berichte (West Germany)
1939, v. 32, no. 2, p. 54-58.
DMRIPTORS: *Glass, OLeadcompounds, *Sili-
cates, *Sulfates, Chemical analysis, Physical prop-
erties, Production,
no density, thermal expansion, transformation
poin4 and softening temperature, surface tension and
refraction c( light arc amourod on lead silicate
glasses with a high vulfate content and compared with OFR-.f T..61cd S-4-
(Materials --Ceramics, 77, v. 8, no. 6) (over) I

Gdlhba4
HEAT BALANCE OF A GLASS-MELTING FURNACE
AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS Wlan 7bamlqood'un
Fow de Verreric at DOveloppoments Ocents). 11962]
[211p. (foreip test includoo 10 refs.
Order from SLA $1.60 62-IMI
Trans. of Glastachupscbe] Ber[idite) (West Germany)
1959. v. 32K. p. U/49-II/53.
DESCRIPTORS: *Glass. *Meldm& "How cm
Dedgk Fuel consumptlo% Bomomics, Hat
62-10931
L ndr. T&A fw=wm
1. GallWWL4 ~
Il. Title: bstownsdoodomwess
an Gwz OW, S)
lu - 71ft Intornuumalw
(Materials --Ceramics, TT, v. 9, am 1) Tww Ut.

Malarme. Louls.
SODIUM CARBONATE HYDRATION PHENOMENA
INSIDE THE BATCH: HOW TO AVOID SEGREGATION
OF THE CONSTMANTS (Recherch�% sur les Phenom
C1101 d'IlVdt'.11, ItIN) d1l C."ti-11-11e & SOU11C ~111SCin 11L!
la Composition. en Vue d'EviLer la Segregation de ses
Constituants). 1 19621 IA4)p. (forelp text included)
8 refs.
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Trans. of Glastechnische Berichte (Wesr Germany)
L959, v. 32K, p. 11/57-il),73.
DESCRIPTORS: *Sodium compounds, *Carbonates,
$Glm, Manufacturing methods, Liquidii, Mixtures,
Solubility, Sand, 1)olornfte, Calcite, Feldspar, Sulfatefi.
Particles, Moisture, Transformations.
62-14506
1. Malarme, L.
It. Tlltle~ How . . .
[it. Title- International
Conlzreass on Glass (no, 5)
W. Tlzlc~ Inw-t-nationalcr
Glaskongress (no. 5)
(Materials-Ceraratcs, '17, v. 8, no. 3) 01fice of Technical

Tagged Tank Blocks for the Detection of Tank
Material in Olaee# by W, Jahn,
GEWNs perp Glasteebuisebe IWrIchte. va xxxn..
ft 3j. 1.959., pp 103--
AU-60550
set
Mar 62
Vol VIIJ go 2

6-1-16399
Weber-KIAn. Paul.
NIFASUAING AND COVrROL METTIODS IN P.
WORK.S. 1. UNDERSTANDINC MEASUREMENT AND 1). 1111,-: 91TOnrwandIng ,
(:O'~TROL MACATUDES (MCSS- U11(i Regelfechnik In
C;Itj,tjD(ten. 1. Jrfak;sung voll IvIegS, und Reg(Agrb-,4-
~n). j 19621171 1p. (foreign iext included).
Order from SI.A $7,60 62-161W
Trim,,. ol Ber[jChfelf (WeSZ Germany
1959, v. 32, no. 3. P. 107-120.
m--scmvroR6~ ciuss, Industriai plants, %Iegsure-
InviiI, Control, Imstrumentaliun, Melting, CoMbiotiOll
chaiiiber,, 'I'vnqw,-rature contVvl.
1 1A , -Ccl ~Awict4' TI" V. 8, [it). 6) 1 Offic. T.,~--(

61-10W4
Unger, Leopold.
DETERNIINATION OF THE HEAT CONTENT AND 1. Glass-Tam:%stature
THR AVHRAGH TEMPHRATL)RH OP BOTMES 1. Uvro L.
DURING 7WE SHAPING PROCESS (Be-stinimmig dc%
Wsrmelnhaltes und der MlWeren Temperatur von
Plaschan WKhrend des Formigebungsprozesses).
( 19601 1201p. 4 refs
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Trans Germany)
-.
;

1959,
P.
fr
A calorimeter was developed which permits to dator-
mine the best content of the glass to be processed,
and meets the more rugged operational conditions
without having to incur an important lose in precision.
Measurements were made with the calorimeter at
various rfim of glass and various machlrAs. It was
found that tM escape of hot In the preliminary shape
Is almost the same with all types of machines, C* *I ye"401 smitel
whereas " release of heat In the (InIstwd shaps Is
(Materials-Cerstrdes, 77, V. 5, no. 6)

62-16398
web--r-Kleln. Paul.
MEASUFLNG AND COVTROL METHODS IN GLASS 1. Weber-Kleli4 F.
WORKS. 11. IMEASURING AND CONTROL DFVICES 11. Titltr Measuring
(Mt!L39- L:id Regelungstechnik in GlaBbUtten. 11. Gergre
zur Meswng und RegehIng). [1962][741P. (foreign
texr Included) 80 refs.
Order from SLA $7.60 lb., - 16398
'rr;wH. of Clabtechnische gerichre (W(.at Germany)
1959, v. 32, no. 4, p. 08-172.
DESCRIFI'ORS: *(Aass, Industrial pl.tw:~, '~f
fnem. Control, Instrumentation, Meiring, Tempt-rzk-
control, Coinbostion chambers.
Waterluk-Ceramics, Tr, v. 8, no. 6)

Gilard, P. and Gilboux, G,
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE VARIOUS TEXTURES 1.
OF FUSHM-CAST REFRACTORIES AND 11-MIR
RESISTANCE' TO Al-rACK BY CLASS fRelation entre 2.
Differcrites Textures d'un Bloc Refractalre ElectrofonduI
et ]a Resistance a la Corrosion par 1e Verrel. 119601 1]
[16]p. (Eng. abstract omitted) 10 refs. IH.
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Trans. of glawcli ~he Berichte Wesr Germany)
1959, v. 32K. no. IV, p. 1-7.
61-10519
Refractory materials-
Casting
G lass- -Corrosive effects
G1 lard, P.
Gilboux. G.
l'itle: International
Congress on Glas-i
(Unannounced) WO Ad Tacb"

61-10518
Gmardl, V. and Uchudi, B,
REACTION RATES AND MECHANISM IN THE SYS- 1. Boron oiddes--chemicel
TEMS 14920-8203 AND N&20-B203-SIO2 (Vitesse at reactions
Mecanlarne do Reaction done ks Systemes N~20-6203 2. Sodlwn oy4dos--ChevdcQ
at W20-8203-S102). (19601 [201p. 43 refs. reactions
Order trom SLA m112. 70, ph$4. 80 61-10"1 3. Silicon d1cadde--Umialcol
reactions
Trans. o( GlistwWaft-talcme (Went oft"Way) 4. Glaos-4how studies
1959, V, 32K, no. V, P. 1. Oottardl, V.
It. Ucbardl, D.
to. Title: Imtoxvisummal
Congress cm Chm (am 3)
5 1788
0009 so IsAwed swvuw
(Materials- -Ceramlco. Tr. Y. 3, no. V)

61-IC1510
Dietzel, Adolf and FlOrke, Ono Y".
THE AMON OF YJLFATH IN 7118 MELTING 1. Glass--meldnS
PRGCdSS (Die Wirkung van Sullat beim Hinschmel- 2. &t](2101--chwitical WWI
zvorgang). 11960) 11 21p. 12 refs, 1. Dietzel, A.
Order from SLA ml$2.40~ ph$3. 30 61-10510 U. P16rko. 0. W.
Trans. ot.Clastechniscla Borichte (West Germany)
1959, v. 32, Ito. 5, p. 181-185.
Comparative melts of sulfate-free and sulfate-contaln-
ing glasses were made, Observations with the thermal
microscope showed thm the sulfate containing batches
began to melt sooner and that the residual quartz
grains were more uniformly dispersed than with the
corresponding sulfate free batches. In which the sand
was concentrated at the melt surface aid formed Ow
skin as described In 1914 by Gdatharp." ParkinmL
These phenomena could be readily explained with the
help of ideas developed according to which the sulfits
prevents flotation of the batch ratiduals. (Author)(A
lecture given at the Symposium on Giant Malting of
(Materials- -Ceramics, Tr, v. S. DO. 6) (over)

Huhmann-Kocz, Use.
THE TRANSMISSION OF E'NL.,~GY IN GLAS~11A
119621 ' , 18 1p. (10 figs. omitted) 15 refs.
Order from SLA $1.60 62-14249
Trans, of Glastechn[ischel Berlichtel (West Germany)
1959. v. 32, no. 5, p. 189-19j.
DESCH117ORS. *Glass, Thermal conductivity, Tht~rmal
radiation, Hear transfer, *%lelting, Temperawre,
Flarnes, Tank!~, Energy, Functions, Transmission,
Thermodynamics, Analysis of variance. PrLxluction.
b2 -14249
1. Huhniann-Kotz, 1.
An inlrMuctory survey of the physical processe.8
taking place Ln the batch is given, and the significance
of restricting the investigation to thermil conduction
and radiation is dhicussed. The physical basis of
transfer by radiation is discoissed In general terms an,
the most important general results of application to
(N-laterials-Ceramics, *17, v. 9, no. ~) ove Ottlet it 12chakal Sa~ia,

62-109"
Schmidt. Kurt.
GLASS TANKS AND ITIRCIATS (Wannenbecken und 1. Schmidt, K.
Durchlass von Classchmelzfflan). P&W presented at U. 71tle: HVG CDUoquium
HVG Colloquiurn w Glass Melting Furnaces, Frankfurt
a. M., 23 Oct 58 [1962] [17)p. (foreign tan Included),
Order from SLA ii. 60 62-109"
7Tans. of Glastachnische Berichte (West Germany)
1959, v. 32. no. 6, p. 217-221.
DESCRIFrORS: *Glass, *Melting. Tanks, Oil-burning
furnaces, Fuel consumption, operation, Construction.
The influence of the length-width ratio, of the bath
depth and of the throat construction on dit operating
behavior of various types of tanks Is discussed on the
basis of practical experiences. Stardard dimensions
have been developed in the course of time and proved (Materials - -Ceramics, Tr,
expedient. OperatIng data of various tsr-ks and the di- V. 8, no. 6)
mensions of the throats used are givenon the basis Offi- .1 To~Wcd S-i-
several examples. (Author)

Moister, Rudolf.
GAS FLOW AND PRESSURE DlMfBVnON IN
GLASS VUSM FURNACES (Gapstr6img und
Druckyartafluns in GWschmelzdtdn~ [1%0) f36)p.
9 refs.
Order trom SLA mL$3,00, ph$6.30 61-JOS406
7yam. - felt Garmalty)
1959, T. 3Z no. 6, P. 221-231.
1. ass flow-Amlysil
2. Glass-Products
S. Furnaces-Preasure
distrilm
1. locar, IL
Unda carmin coaftlans opecificaUy oomring In the
&s# industry a not laconsWarable chszg* in the
qu-nPiries of pj IlowWg in the fUrn&C* rAMd$ &W
In the upper lurnace sboWd be amic4pniod " a cm-
sequence of in udavarabla pattern of furnwe pres-
sure. (Ralarg*d vailm of a locure bold before We
32ad Sympoeium co Obes TechmAW, Projamtkici
Germany, WAY 21, IM)
Owtuarlds-Cmindes, TT, v. S. v& 1)

62-10932
Grachat, K. -H.
HEATING AND HEAT-REGENERA71ON W17H GLASS I-Gresch&4L-H.
MEL71NG TAWS (Beheizung und Wirmufteneration U. Title: HVG Colloquium
bal Glasschmelzwannan~ Paper presented at HVG
Colloquium on Glass Malting Flumaces, Frankfurts. M.
23 Oct K (19621 [331p. (foreign text incuded) 16 refs.
Order trom SLA $3.60 62-10932
-yrans. of Gla~technischc Barichte (Wevt Germany)
1959, v. 32, no. k p. 231-239.
DESCRIPTORS: $Glass. Meltin& *Oil-burning far-
naces, Rdractory materials, ConstrucUm Fuel
oils, Houing, Heat exchangers, Tanks.
(Materials --Ceramics, IT, v. 8. no. 6) 0111C.0 T~hldc.l S~ifss

62-14218
Becker, Kurt.
WASTE HEAT BOILERS FOR GLASS MELTING t. &cker. K.
TANKS. [ 1962 1 7p. (13 figs. omitted).
Order from SLA St. 10 62-142481
Trans. of Glastuchnj ischul K-rjichtvj (West Go
1959, v. 32, no. 6, p. 243-246.
DESCRII'TORS: *Glass, Mehing, *'I'anks, 'lloilers,
Ilvat trjn4ur, 11-sign.
(Matcrials-Celarnics, Tl', v. 8, no. -1)

62-14246
Wickert, Helmut.
SPECIAL TYPES OF GLASS MELTING FURNACES. 1. ntlu: Class furnaccs
[19621 10p. (9 figs. omitted) 14 refs. Wickert, 11.
Order from SLA $k. 10 62-14246
Trans. of Glasteehn[ischc) fler[ichic] (West Gerrnanv)
1959. v. :12, no. 6, p. 247-251.
DESCHIM'ORS: 'Glass, Welting, Open hearth furnaces,
Electric furnaces, Rotary furnaces, Construcdon,
Design, Econoinics, Tanks, Refractory materials.
(Materials-Ceramics, TT, v. 9, no. !,) 01ke ol Tickkii Servicis

61-10303
Wondratschek. HAns.
A PROCESS FOR THE SMULTANEOUS DETHRbQ- 1. Glass - -Vilcol Ity
NA'110N OF viscosin' AND %IRFACT', TEIN90N 2. Glase-surface tension
IN GLASS AT RELATIVELY LOW TEM.MriLATURES I.Mondratielick, If.
(Ein Verfshren zur Glelchzeitigen bestimmung von
Z!fliir,k-ca und 0[wrfl.4clicnsI%wiwng an Glflwrii lwi
Relativ Niedrigen Tempersturen). 11960] (8]p. 2 rvrs,
Order from SLA mi$ 1, $0, ph$ 1.90 61-IM
TranorGIA511. aerniany)
76
VA 51 '41
-
.
1959. 1p.
The theory is devclopeii lor a pnvess, de..crklvd bv
N. M, Parikh Q. Am. Carom. Soc. 41; 13-22, 1950)
for the determinotion of the surface tenol,3n in glass.
and it Is shown that the viscosity can be ascertained
as an additional result of the mesiuremers. (Auftr)
(1viateriall-caramics. 77. V. 5, W .9)

61-IONS
Stevols, X
NErIVORK DEFEaS IN CRYgrALUNS AND 1. Quutz cryetah-Crystal
GLASSY SILICA (Namwkfdda In KrkimWWjchmm IDV=e
und Glailgam S[02~ Paper from Glue TochdW 2, Okes-Cretal stmurs
'
Msedus (rA 33) Hambur& 18 Mar 59. [1960) [27]p. I. 0:0111b, J.
x
(forsip tax: luludod) 20 refs.
Ordw from SLA WSM pbJ4.30 61-10505
Traw* Owmmw
-
1939. T. 32;
vA 6, p. 307-31L
no combimadan cd dielectric las measuromeas at
Im tomp"urm, optical &Warpdm missuromms
and paramagnaW romamme mou, mau Is de-
scribed by which it Is possible to , x PS Lu and
determine a awabor at no.. ddom In glamses md
%us= crysmis.
OMW of TwWeA S-4".
04mariale-Cw1mial. Tr. T. S. am 8)

Thermo-chemical Studieu in the system
M20-SlOg. Part 1, by C. IMP H.
ScMetc).
sba-lWebte.,
GERM, per, MastechnIs
Vol I I . No PP 327-j3-5----
CSIRD
Sci - Mem$ MW /t?// 4,Z 7
ATw 62

Dietzel, Adolf and Cocnen. Matthias.
COKNEGnON BETWEEN WETTARtLrff BY CLASS 1.
MELTS AND EI.ECTROCHEMICAL PROMMES OF 2.
T11E NOBLE METALS. Paper presented at Glass - 3.
Technical [meeting] (no. 32) Fretxkngtmd:. 21 May 58. 4.
(19601 [18 1p. 20 refs.
Order from SLA mi$2.40, ph$3.30 61-10509 1.
a.
lkrlvbte- (West Germs ny)
Trans. of 91me-chnisch
1959, v. U, no. 9, p. 357-361.
Alloys of beryllium-plotinum, gold-plartrium and
plot Inum- rhodium were studied. ne wettability was
measured by taking the angle of contact of moften
andlum-lime glass on sheet@ of platinum alloys.
Measurements were mode of the anodic overvoltege In
I E H2SO4, end the eml as O-electrode. The diffusion
of 0-atoms appeared as the reason for the connection
between wertabill,7, and electrochemical lwopertles.
(See also 60-1625 )
61-1050
Electroc;vmlrtry
DIffuslon-neory
Glass- -Temperature factors
Platinum alloys-
Temperature factors
Dietzel. A -
Coenen. M.
amov of Todow sorloove
(Chemistry- -Physical, TT, Y. 5, no. 9)

62-142"
Kxbger, Carl and Eligehausen, Hans.
THE THERMAL CONDUCMITY OF INE ?AEL77NG I -Kroger. C.
GLASS BATCH. !19621 23p. (16 figs. cmitted) 16 rds. I,. ElIgehausen. H.
Order from .1jLA $2.60 62-14244
Trans. of Glastachnische Berichte (Went Germany) I
v. 32. no, 9, p. 362-373.
DESCRWMRS: IGU as. Melting. *Tbermal conductiviry
Manufacturing metWs.
(Materials- -Ceramics. 7'r, v. 9. no. 1) =0 d T.Wcal Si.,

61-23WS
Miattacbarys, A. and Wille, R.
INFLUENCE OF NEEDLES ON FREE JET BLAST 1. Bhottacharys. A.
COOLING OF SHORT CYLINDER& fl"117P. 11. WL110. R.
Order from ATS $9.35 ATS-63N520 U ATS-68N520
IV. Associated Technical
Trans. d Glastodinischs) Berlichtel (west Germany) Services. Inc., Emit
1959, V. -37, M 1U. p-.73?r--*ft- orange, K.
DMRIMRS: $CylirArlcal bodi", Cooling
,-7j Li
(Phyetce-Thermodynatnics, rr, Y. 6. = 6)

61-10511
Deeg, Emil.
CALCUL.A*nON OF INE TEMPERAWRII DISTBI- 1.
BUnON IN PARISON MOLD AND GLASS OBJECT 1. DW& L
IN MACHINES FORMINO HOLLOW GLASSWARE
(]Wrechnung der Tamperaturvenallung in Vorformund
Kulbel bel Hoblsl"mischinan). 11%0] (39]p. 25 rags.
Order from SLA ml$3.00, ph$6. 61-10511
Trans. ol GlastoclWitcbe Berichts (West Garmuy)
1959, v.
7he space-timis temperature distributlon which
ppears during the preparation of glass objects in the
Isoo mold and In the &is Is mathanuttically as-
;
carts.1ned. It is assurnod that a thin heat-insulating
Isyer cau form botwm the hot Oss and the Lmor
wall of the mold. no relistLoin to shomm between the
temperature distribution. the thermal constants c(
glass and mold and the working cond.1tioas prwfalling
in the preptratloo of glass object is communksted.
Special cases are numerically calculszed with the aid
cc an electronic analogue computer, (Author)
0,04t.
(Materials --Ceramics, Tr. v. 5,
no. 8)

61-10513
Brekhovskich, S. M.
SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF SEVERAL NEW 1. Olass-Meterials
CLASSES CONTAINING OXIDES OF BISMUTH, 1. ftelthavaidch, S. M.
CADMIUM. BARIUM AND LEAD (Synthene und
Elgenschaften Einiger Neuer Wismut-. Cadmium-.
Barium- und Bleioxyd- Haltiger Claser). (19601117)p.
12 refs.
Order from SLA ml$2,40. ph$3.30 61-10513

Trans. of rlastechnische Berichte (West Germany)
1959, 1.
This study deals with results of lovestiptione al
glasses of the B1203-PbO-SiO2 BYNOM, and the
remarkable possibility of obtaining glassee hayInS
density of approidmately 3 gram& per cubic cent I -
motor In this systarm Is discussed. (Authm)
(Materials- -CArWce, Tr, v, 5, no. 1)

62-14243
wargin. W. W. "d Kmpm)m C, 0.
ABMRYMN SPEMA AND UUMMENCE OF 1. Wargo. W. W.
C.-CaRrADOM Q-&ssm 13P. (11 tip. olnittem 11. Karapetjan, G. 0.
.22 refs.
Order hmm SEA $1.60 62-14249
Tram of Glmec_*i9qhej Beli West Gern=y)
1959. V.
DESCRWTORSt *GUm OLAmdoesceoce. Spectrag&Wc
auslyda. *Pbospbwewm umtertals. *CeriLM Pbos-
SlIlcutm R CrywaK *ANmrpttw
spectm
The InChence of glaw compattim mehing covAtMons
wd Ce-comoemasim as the abowptka spectra6 doores-
cence and g I - j I of C*-gbumm was studied
Sped, y pure raw --imb were owd in the bomb
The aboorptim me mcomwed on teK piam 06 1 -M 5 mm
QAAterWs--Cxraudm ll~ v. 9, am 4) (over) mks d Tetkkd

Ir-Pluenee of the Cbmical Casamition of
Mass on the Adhesion of Polymenj by X. S.
AS16noWn., 10 pp.
GERM, per, M"taah Parichte, Vol XUII,
No III
A28-alwm
Bel /~TS - ~ ~ 6 - C -~,)
Jul 62
Vol 4, No 12

Poral-Koshits. E. A.
THE a0WROSCOM STRUMME OFSEVARAL
CMPfZX GLASMS (4obnal"ka Auto Struktur
L
emwr Icomplalter C;j%w* [19621 [331p. (forelp
t0s; Inclu4*0 56 refs.
Order tram SLA $3.60 62-18t3l
Trans. of Glastedn I&
Bache glichtegWest Germany)
1939, V. 37,-D0. 11, p. 4W*9.
DESCRtVMRS: *Gla", M(crostructure, *Paro4a Slow
H" tremovat, Particles. 4W, R#WMas, SoiUm
CQMPMWIN, Borca compotrAs' Silicst". Microwalyst
62-1801
1. Title. Vycor
1. Porai-Koshfts, E. A.
A long dlocussloo between the representatives of the
"Cryetallite" Wary apd those of the "nMvork" theory
led to the concept of the "Polymeric aryst4wtd, struc-
tuFe of single compomm glasses. Tbe P03blem ol the
physical Ord" in alr4a compoom $46846 was replaced
by the problem of Me cbemical order in omplex glasses. ofts of Ynb*W unk"
Dolaterials- -Ceramic@, TT. v. 9, no. 3) (over)

Special Forme of Class Melting Fmaces, by
ff~ Wickert,
GEM&N, per, Glaste-chnigiche Berichte,
Vol XXXIII, So 5-,, -19591 pp LW-~197- -
CBIRO
Bei - Ew
ce t 6). / 7/ 3j-.z no
.4

62-14490
Schumacher, I.co jild Scilwicie, Jjans-Frnst.
CON"I'lUBUTION 'ro 'nir- S7UDY OP ALKALI AT- Schumacher, L.
TACK ON PHIETOLISIED GIASS SURFACES 11. Schwiete, H.-E.
(Beitrag zum Laugunangriff auf Feuct poliet-tv
GlasoberflUchen). [1962][23]p. (foreign text included)
10 refs.
Order from SLA $2.60 62-14490
Trans. of Glastechnischc Berichte (West Germany)
1960, v. 33, no. 1, p. 1-7.
DESCRI17ORS: *Glass, *Surfaces, Gravimctric
analysis, Sotlium compounds, Hydroxides, Corrosion,
Reagents.
These StUdiCS are concerned with tht- alkali attack on
giass surfaces. 'rhi,, is carried out b'v weighing the
test samples periodically and observing by tbe micro-
scopc. The m:croscopic studies confirm the assuynp-
tion that rho apfx~arance of alkall attack closely re- Me. of Technical 3mvices
(Materials-Ceramics, TT, v. 8. no. 4) (over)

logdt. Reinhard.
INVEsnGA*nONS OF REIA.U71ON THENOMENA 1. Glass-Tamperuors
IN ALKALI-MUCATE GLASSES (LIntasuchungen bcW1
von Relmlonssischeinungen on AWW-Siliket- 2. Mom-Viscosity
Glisern). Extract from thesis. PriedrIch Schiller U.. L (Moss-Internal hiction
1958.
%Ij (30)p. 27 refs. a I" L
~
Order orn SLA mi$2.60, Ph$4.90 61-LO696 U: PriWdcb Schiller U.
(am own="
Ivans. ol Glattechnische_Wkchte (Was Gummy)

Meastwernents are made of the terapernturs depend-
ence of the Internal friction and of the Wastic modulus
at alkau-sillcate glassed at ternwistures between
-IMOC. mid the point of transformatlai. 71m simple
alkoll ifilcues sbow t" pronounced m"Ims of
dampiq& -lies ess the mixed &D*U sUlcuse show
only one clear nuutimum. which. howerer, It
enormously raised. Level and temperstas poshim
of the maximis depend an the &wall comem 7U DOW of TOAMMIA
coats of the elastic moduka Is Ilkewillis dotermlaw
by the aftH Ccz=gdM

62-14233
Krachmanji, Juergen.
THE MyroMETRIC DESIGNATION AND CLASSIFI- 1. KrochniHna,
CAIION OF MATERIALS. 11962117p, 15 refs.
Order from SLA $1.60 62-14233
'Frans. of Glatechnische Bericlite (West Germany)
1960, v. ii. no. 1. p. 20-24.
DESCRIPrORS: Construction, *14aterials, Classifica-
tion, *Phworieters.
3) Offl- .1 T.~bwO Sv~i-s

62-16135
Banerlee, Bhupati Kumar.
THE STUDY OF IRON CONTAINING GLkSSHS USING 1. BanerjM IL K.
X-RAYS (Untersuchung Elsenhaltiger CIJh er mit
Rftgenstrablen). [19621 [91p. (foreign tect included)
9 refs.
Order from SLA $1. 10 r52-16135
Trans. of Clastechnfische] Ber[ichtel (We4t Germany)
1960. v. 33, no. Z p. 45-47.
DESCRIPTORS: *Glass, *Iron, X-ray diffraction onaly-
sis, Alkali inctal comMinds, Borates, Microstructurc.
Several interesting results from a study of iron con-
raining glasses using X-ray diffraction photographs are
given. Studied were the alakli borate glasses and devit-
rified test samples. The X-ray study could give no
proof for Elie assumption that, in addition to Elie various
states possible of the iron in the glass, colloictial iron
(materials- -Ceramics, 71~ v. 9, no. 1) (over)

DLNSITY CI IA.' '"GE OF LEAD CLASS TUROUGH 1. Glars-Temp-rature
HEAT TREATMENT [Dichtewideruq vtx!i BleiglAs factors
durch Warmclx,.~wndlungj. (19611120hi. (H refs. 2. Glar's-Mysical prolvities
oniftted). 1. Kfuhli, T.
Order from SLA m152.40, rh$3.30 61-10695
Trans. of Gl-;,i. clinleche Prichic West Germany)
1960, v. 33t.'io. 21 p. 47-52. -
Gi,t!-,,i of comlotlillon 57)~ S102, 30,V, PbO. 8!,, K20,
4',- Na2O. and 1'1~ 11,~03 was subjected to hmt trevttuent
and the volurne changes ivere recordd. Results showed
that the change in volume at gja!is %wis Iased on transt -
tions from one level torincither in lbe glass
structure by Uic -J.Ution of sufficient ictivitioi cnQqj,,,
incre,ine of thorinic roution.
Tr. v. 5, no. 11)

Polishing ok Mase, bV E. Bmahap K. I'leter,
GMM Wj a"tecbn:Lsclw B"Iebte, 1960,
pp 37-45. - ......... 1~
CS3RO
Sai - Bw .171, 4 ?- t,'
out 61
,5k 14 - 6,;_ -j q - -
-)

YrLfmred Thmpeatigatioms of Vitreim-ts ancl
Crystalli EWecimms In the KNO -Ca(NO
8?; rms)
Spt=) by 0. Borprij. K. Grjoth S.
8 pp.
aE%M.. per., alastechniacbe Beriebte.. Vol XXXIII.,
No 2,, 1960
sTA 6o-i8i63
sci
my 62

Properties of Fireclay Tank Blocks, by U. Ehrcke.
EUROPEAN, per, Glastechnische Berichte, Vol 33,
10,060, Pr 73-86.
111ITC-7 1- 16 203-11 B
Jan ?2

61-10694
Steinhoff, E (douard].
CORROSION OF FIREBRICKS 7MROUGH REDLIC- 1. Brick-Corrolm
MON OF SIUCA (Uber the Zerst5runil Feuerfester I. Stataboff , E.
Steirsedurch Re"lon der Kieschlyrol, LaWre et U. Title: M-Discusslon
HVG-Discusetan an Firep. hdiding MaerW in
the Glass Industry, Frankfurt, a. M.. 23 Oct 59.
(19601[34]p. 7 refs.
Order from SLA ml$3.00, ph$6.30 61-10"4
Trans. 4 Glatt hoA -(West Germny)
1%01 V. 33'. no mp~
51823
ON40 of To"od 10*"
QvIaterWo-Mmtories, Tr, v. S. ma. 9)

Kooopicky, Kamillo and RDutmchka, Gerald.
AN DWESTIGATION ON 7M BEHAVIOR OP
LVFERENT QUALITIES OF REFRACTORY RRICK
IN THE ARCH OF A SODIUM SILICATE TANK
(Lbitera=hung des Verholten Verschiedewr
Staimqualiften im Gew8lbe einer Wasserglaswame).
[Paper presented) at the HVG Colloquitan on Reftsmary
WmTials in the Mass Industry, Frankfurt a. ht,
23 Oct 59. [28p] 6refs
Order from S LA $Z 60 17-64-16593
Trans. o( G3&stecbnjjmpbcjJkdjch --rmany)
1960. v. 35: -no3, p. 93-101. VI (West C
TT-64-16593
1. Kooo*ky. K.
JOL Routschka. C.
M. Title- HVG Col*idum...
(MateriaLs-Refractories, TT. v. 1Z no. 3) f T-h.&-f 4--

the Phplua and Cbeolma Proommoo Uvolved In
the I&WIdAg Of alms &mfacem by Water# by
v; -7AM) A9 sainummerj, 16 pp.
GMMAN cbmWel -Adobtos va =n,
NO 4., 196op 104i66-
pp
i,'~'~A
AM Tr-867
BU%Vll
Sol - chm 17d, z o1
oat Q

62-14217
Lliffier, Johannes.
INFLUENCE OF DEVITRIFICATION ON THE 1. Title: Fourcault machines
HOMOGENEITY OF FOURCAULT GLA-ES. 25 july6O. 1. 1-difier, J.
5p. (10 figs. omitted) 5 refs.
Order from SLA $1. 10 62-142L7
Trans. of Glastechn[ische) Berlichtel (West Germany)
1960, v. 33, no. 4. p. [0-120.
DESCRIPTORS. "Glaos, Production, I)rawlng
(Machine processing), Crystals. Crystallization.
(Materials - -Ceram Ica, 71',v. 8. no. 9) oil- .1

,rj :~~r, woirg
,ing.
PH. 'CiPAPHINCi FLAME~ (F(Aqraflcr~n vcn 1.
Fl.,1fv.-n,--n) Enlarg,--d Ver~,Ion of Lxturc at SY.-oposium anilysia
-1 (;!-~ ;!, ['~ , lw~ !-~, (no. 33) Hamburg, 17 Mar 59. 2. GI-i.;!j- -Prcluctkin
(17611 1171p. 3 refs. I . Trier. W.
Ord,:r frem Sjj% jiii32, 40, 1,1153. j0 k5l - 10093 11 Title: Sy-P.FjL-.Iufn.
Trains. of Z--,r1ch*w.(V,'"t Germany)
1960. v. 313, no. -1. p. 127-1.52.
Fll;,mca in g
,1a,1S Nrll ICCI can he ph(xogr~ j,hed with
r-Litively !iirnplc af,,!-;. work-Ing ra~31dly It Is
aul'ficlent to have a -,,.r (,r, :1jVL- .11.1 C"al for the camera.
Color filrns prc~,ucc moze ccwtra~;ty pictures than -6 0 6
bl~,ck-~-,nd-whitc films, cap.--cfally when a light blue
is twed. -1-he cxp-);;tjrc Oines OLIght to be --a brief
.15 P)-niblc.
flamc:s, require expoiures of I /I(M secrynd and lesa
In to preveiit blurrIng due to movement. Thc
lt~a3 oiviflng F~hould be s-.-kctcd tn accurd,,mcc with the
miture zad the brightnesq ,f tl,L: rialilv. (-kutljor)
(Mzitorlak-Cera.-nics. TT. v. S. no. t0)

61-IOM
Skalla, Norbert.
PROPERTIES ANT) BEHAVIOR OF BASIC CHECKER 1. Brick- -Properties
BRICK D1 GLASS FURNACES Mber Eigmadaften and 1. Rath. N.
Verhotten Besischer Gitterstelm in Glamden). Lmme U. Title: Codareme
at Con(crence an Retractory Building Maverials In ft
Glass Industry, Frankftfft, a.M., 23 Oct 39. 119611
1171p. 25 refs.
Order from SLA mi$2.40, *$3.30 61-1002
2 02).
Trans' (Waft 002=111r)
169-173.
00.w PA To"" Swfi~
TT, V. S. so. 9)

On the %.havior of Magnesite Brick Which are Low
in Iron Content, in the Checker Chambers of
Regenerative Glass Melting Furnaces, by W. Baumgar'..
EUROPEM, per, Glastechnische Berichte) Vol 33,
1960)~ -PP 173-18o.
I[TC-71-16233-11B
-r
-!-~ fl~ " ") (-. C / -7-
Jan. ?2

Influence of Bank Block Coolin-m on the Tem'oerature
Inside the Blocks. Measuring Results, by
R. Meister.
EUROPEA21, per, Glastechnische Berichte, Vol 33,
1960, pp 132-186.
ITTC-?1-16242-11B
Jan 72

Hegemano, Fredrich and Osterr(4 0vA
7HE OMRMINA77ON OF SODIUM ANIV POTA.5-
SUM IN CLASSES W17H 711E ZEISS FILTER
FLAN(E PHWDMETER (Die gelt.lmmur4 YM
Hatrium und Kalium in Gas em mit dem Zebs'schan
FUterflammaqWwwar). [1%11 [191p~ (7 uWas
omitted) 19 rats.
Order fm SLA nd$2.4D. pb$3.30 61-1001
Trau. of Germacy)
IWIO~ v. 33, am 6. p. 201-206.
A proce&wo Is gives for do use of ft IF 3 nome
Pbotarmw fa the detarmLostion, of w&vm and
pamolm Is Ausem wkb m propus-sk Game u
source of amtkodca. With the Wd d dth appanw,
dw sodium and potassium canon can he ascertatm
rapidly xal vA suMden watruy. wfa vbn tbe
stim CC bawkeft kies Is am 1
in ow telliffatioll solution. (Allbots)
61-10691
I. godlum-Determiudon
2. Yousslum-DetwiWaotion
L olul--Cbwdw aml."Is
& PboMmetan-ApWadwe
1. - 6 F.
U. onwri44 0.
sah" as Ted*id S.A.
04warkh-CoroWlts. TT. ip. S. m 9)

Lcngyel, lk-la, Sandur, and Ti.i, Ferunc.
hILM101) OF DEITIWINNIG TIM RATE OF 1. Lengyel. B.
SOLUTION OF GLASSES HY USING A FLAME 11. Dotxps, S.
PHOTOMETER (A., ItIGH SENSITIVITY. 26 Aug 60, Ill. 'rill, V.
i 3p. (12 figs. omitted) 28 refs.
Ordur front SLA St. 60 62-14-116
Trans. of GLism-linjische) 11crliclitul (IYt?sL Gvi in my)
19610, v. 33, tw.6, 1). 206-21 1.
MSCHII'VORS: *Gh~-S, SIIJUbijll~', I)i k7t Ill 11131JOIJ,
Photon-~ Aers.
(Matei ial.-Curamics, 17. v. S, no 4) DA.. .1 Y-64.1

7T-64-165M
Prins, Walter.
ON THE USE OF NE0fILkN GLASS TO IMPROVE L Prinz, W.
THE ACCURACY OF THE VOLHARD METHOD OF
TITRATIM SJLVER Mnsam vcm Neq)bonp:I&slxriIIeo
zur Verbassaung der Genaulakelt der Vollardschen
Silbertitrationsmerhod4 [i~Tp~ordp tcrt included)
5rds
Order froinSLA $1.60 Tr-64-16530
Trans. ctgt.qro.--hniLiGLeij=LichtrL(West Germany)
1960, v. 33, no. 6, p. 224-227.
(UiernisEry-ArLelytical, TT, v. 12, m. 4) 011ito of Tochnicxl S,t,icv*

I .- - for mosaurizv; Higb Viscosities of
memos vith Ozent: Beftruation I Constant Stye".
by IL J. 0e1.
G=Mp per, MasteabnIscla Berlebte.. Vol 33p no 6.
1960p IV MmMe
= 69-no6&ln
sci/mwof/~
July 69 387-358

The Structuml Mtern of Mass In the Coune of
IU DeveUpments by IL baeb .
MM., pw,, Mastgabnisabe Bwiabts, Vol 33s. No T.,
196o., pp 24i-N5~.-
M 6q.nO65-nB
sci/m~~//
aay 69 "Pr 38T-35T

61-10690
Kroger, Carl and S4ratniann, jUrgen.
THL DLI'MMINATION BY 1HI.K- 1. Quartz- -Deterininition
MAI. ANALYSIS OF RE5=AL ANIOUN67S OF I. KiNer. C
0i'AREZ IN EXHAUSTED SILICATF 3ATCHES (Die 11. Scratmann, J.
6i(fere:irial-thermoanal),tisch,! Pkstlmmung Yon
Rosrquar7mengmen In Atireaglerten Silikargernengen).
[1961)[1011). It refs.
Order from SLA m151.90. 14M.80 6[ -10690
Trans. of rlastechnirche Brichte (11 est G,-i nn-,ny)
1960, v. 33, qt), 7. p. 250-2S2. IT.
The anic,mts of remdual titi.,triz vihlcll remal .n
d1SijjCjje_(jjjL1rt/. nlixturce, are tern[vre-dat -. were
d- *. ornit ned % it h i lic a I d of di ff,:r enEia I Cherin . I ami lys I a.
ai-I ~~ time dk~j~~nfvnco of th-- qvortz disso',,ifcii was
c~;;-, ~rcd to the dISSCIVing VelOCRY of the (,Lirtz
by X-ray in,:(tic,14) in the vutecitc
c-m~-[;uatlz inimoic At tL-1111" I tures In excet-,i ofthe
reaction, the re,l. -il aitwij.-.ts of Wn- 4T-61.J
to Ihc velocity
i-r, Y. .5. na. io) (over)

61 - 1 G669
HerrIminn, Ifurrt.
ON I lit: ITFBA' OF Till: SHAIT. OF SAMPLI"S, Gh~;i-Bon,ling
DIVENSIONS AND COOLING CCANDITIONS ON THE 2 . K I L:tj Is - - Bonding
EL~,~TIC AREFRI 'NGLNU IN CI,\SS-TO-Nlt-.TAL 1. Herrmann. If.
SI.ALS j0or J.:i vot? Pro-'enform.
und aif die
In GLi5!;-MotaII-Vcz bInd,'RgCI4
1961 16 1;,.1 [1
OrL'vr from SU% 40, I-,hSJ. 30 6 1 - I
Trans. of Gla~ cechnische &-!rlchfc (West G,!rmm. i
1960, Y. 33, no. 7. p. 252-257.
Tho al,p!icarion of p*,,QtoQlaf;(Ic ineasuremeits to cLoTrol
the th~-rmal expinion of ~icalmg materials (glass and
ir-tal) is elscuFs~d. A [~w tvj~--,; av,] shaivs of samples
haviii,', ~,."Vtopl fat'! for coilucting ;uch nwas-
ur, m--,rW~ im! co:i;IdL:rL:J ind tho dlffer,m~, Afects cm OIL!
cbi~zic bir,-fi hi gIz.-i are examined. Knowl-
C~f ff.Ctl tlll~ QJk, J T-' ~It.l S-ic.t
Ij~C,I.L,kjrQa 0:11-1:nz 1 (,~j ~,kt!,I)ICS Of lhaiv
and size. (AuthGr)
(Macorial~-C,ramici, 'IT, v. -). no. 10)

62- L4219
Msing, Werner.
A NEW CHROMIUM-FREE, PLATEABLE Fe-Nil 1. mgIng. W.
ALLOY AS A SEALING ALLOY FOR LEAD GLASS.
9 Sep 6U, 6p. (if) figs. ornitted) 3 refs.
Order from SLA $1. 10 62-1-1219
Trans. of Glasltechn[l sche )Berl Ichte I (Wt 91 Germany)
19b0, v. 33, no. 7, p. 257-261.
MVRIPTORS; *Glass, *Iron alloys, *Nickel alloys,
Plating, &-als, *Elect ron tubes.
Sealingalloys, free from chromium. capableofbeing
faultlessly electroplated are used for the glass-metal
envelopes of microwave tubes of soft glass. The new
Fe-M-Nln alloy (47/48/5) 8allsfIeFo thepe requiremenni
and Itm expansion coefficlent is closer to that of the
commonly used lead glass than the chroffiltim -free
Fe-Ni alloY4 used hitherto, (Author) Offic. of T.chakol S",ic"
(Materials- -Cerainlcs, 17, v. 8, no. 10)

61-14727
Uffler, Johannes.
REAGnON OF FIRECIAY Wrrfi A URWITIC) 1. Title: Fireclay
AMOUNT OF GLASS MELT (Reaftion van Schat. e 1. I.Afflar, J.
mit elner Bcgirenzten Menge Glasschmelze). 119611
19 1p. (forel gn MAI Included) 4 refs.
Order from SLA $ 1. 10 61-14727
Trans. of Glastechnische flerichte (West Germany)
1960, v.
DESCRIFMRS: 'IlTick, *Glass. Chemical reactions.
%lien a fireclay body reacts with a 11mitiod anxmm of
7 4
stagnant glass, the glass Is locally Impoverished In
aftli. and the siriae originating there exhibit the char-
acterlsfic almulnous layers as well an those Im-
poyerlahed In alkali, i.e. enriched in S102. This can
be demonstrated In the glass from a cavity in a floater
The threads tram much a bollow space nwmalty have an
001-
slumirms care &W an envelope of which the 5102 con-
tent is increased by 0.5 to Vt. (Autborli
(MaterisIB-Cerarnics, Tr, Y. 6, no. 1)

Tr-64-16-926
R, Cmeanrd.
,b-,
7WULMODYNAkW O&MRVAIIONS ON CORROSON L ZYDMr,
MOCZM IN GLASS TANKS (ZbWmodymMmI che a. Tula: Clu I
ftsmadoft ftw xOrroamwarzkv in
GIuecbnwbfiIwtX NPWI prma"d EO che Glass
Tecb=AW Comootim �x)~. 33) HAUOXM L-, 'liar 59.
[OPI OM*P M in(;Iud*') 5refs
Ordw ft= SLA $1. 10 IT-64-16526
T=M. cd uWatedolis
I g~ - - a we - w Gwmany)
MO. '. = ~16 PS&
PAnwish-CAramim. TT, v. 12. om 4)

Bo-ndr, Joachim.
THL NIEDICAL SIGNIf ICANCE OF 11fLA1' RAMA- 1. Borne.,,
NON IN GLASS AND ItU)N' PLANYS. ONov C10
JI ;cjs.
Ordei-frop M.A.'!.00 (12- 422M1
1 1 it [I f, I (;bI, ~~cl I I! I Ir I sc Ile I Be r f I chre I Ill% es [ G'. mia I I%)
90: A)6- io i
.A-~.)(~ kl;'A~:O- "llic4rial radialion, Fouridrie,,
A~j; I *Jr;.n, *,;lass,
62-14220
III _,! ~W.~ O.t! , plalll%, 1110 hual radiala-11 alt,j Ow
It L I "" -Aef-C lirrhc
N% oil,. a, -a~. It, isace siliclu-cl, an,t in,,o: Mwa r
VIC 'rill AjI0,11:1.1 r0 1;1~111FW 1191,1
~L:.;)LM W ImIL7,11 Indings Ishowed 0111I'Ao'k
III,; M hV;IL ll~ 1~' 11 .1 - " I ' JW'1111( Ill IIr Mar]V CaSC-"
(11,ILIJO~,',JC M S, mwe~- -Medicat Spucialue,,, ' O;fic. ~I T-6k.1 5-1-
1 1 , , .'. 114). i~) (over)

Me& Smil.
A SIMMY. MIMIOD FOR TEM'ING INTYRNAL 1. Glass-SEreases
sniis,;iis occumso mNoNrRANsj1ARj--wr 2. PListics-Strimes
GUS1,4:S AND PLA1,I-jCS (EIII Eiiifichei VL~rfahrca 3. no, vh(Awwoc ii,--t
zur Sa~-mjrgspt-Cfung in Undurchtilchrigen GMsern und I .Deeg. E -
Kunst.toffon). Extract from address by Adollb Dietzel 11. Dietzel, A.
at Synqxslum on GlasH Technology (no. 33) Hamburg, Ill. Title: S) mposluln.
13 Mir 59. [19611154). (fU:Cjj',jj ICXt
OrJ--r Croui SLA lb$1.80 61-10688
Trans. of qI;.qtvchni.-4cf,,-- &-richte ("'~!sE Germany)
1960. Y. 33, no. 9, p. 331-132.
A d-*,,crI1,xI(m Is given of an arraugeawnt of Infrart~d
raedatora arJ receivers w[Ach [a tjv-'~ 1)1,! for rkiuo-
eli--ic fnve.,ti~,pdms. 11reiLea fit il-,~ccnt and
glasscs Cain N: VCnd.7rc,: with the
aid of ~~n I ~ ~ usitive in III,-,
,;~~ convei ter which Is G~.
lu,lt-,red t;i-.:.:iral range.

:~' ilcs, TT, Y. 5, no. 10)

Gellmann, Wilhelm end Tblg, Gunther.
Mill DETERMINATION OF THE SULFATE OON-
TENT. Pt. 2 of Contrlbtfilm to Micros Illcitle Analysis,
11961117p. (4 tables, 2 figs. 2 foatnotes omitted).
Order from SLA m 1 $2. 40, ph $3. 30 61-14469
Trans. of Clastechnische Berichle (West Germany),
1960, V'M. no. 9, p. 332-338.
'61-14469
1. Sulfams--Datermharlost
2. Clees-Chatifcal onalysill
1. Gellmam, W.
U. 7big, G.,
M. Tithr Counibudast.
After digesting the silicate with hydrantmic and per-
chloric acids, tM sutfate is reduced to H2S by trwt-
Ing it with a suitable reducing agent. late H2S is then
absorbed in a sodium hydrwide solution ad deter-
mined by volumetric analysis. I'lits methad can be
used in the range from I to 1000ug SO and. withsam-
pies weighing between I and 200 nrig, 0. 9 to 0;~I%
S03 can be detected. The relative standard deviation of
this method is dependent upon the total quantity being
determined and ties between I. and 3%. JAuthor) once of Tedow
(Chemistry- -Analytical, Tr, Y. 5, nm 12)

61-10697
Knapp. Oscar.
CALMLATION OF TIM VISCOSITY OF ALKAU 1. Gull-Viftwity
AND ALJCAU-UME GLASSES FROM THEIR CDM- 1. Know. 0.
FOSTION [Berechoung der Uklgkeft van Alkall- mol
""' Morn aus ihrer Zusommensemungi
Al"'
[t96t 151p~ 2 refs.
j
Order from SLA nd$1.80. $41.80 61-ION7 151820
Trans otwim ecWo A&W. West 'Urmaw-A
,217 8
31
i!w M
38
339
;
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.
l
.
1960.
V,
Pub. [a irester "A 1. H,.W,*. t. Bpi I S.
Okmpry) 1959. W. It. P. 393-396.
o4mrWo-CArarmics. TT, v. S. no. 91

61-10686
Ktmuj,icky, Yamillo anJ 11 vhIJ--Lvn, Karl.
5R'DiES ON THE TIENIPLRATURE 0EPENP11:111CE OF 1. Bricks-TmIvrature
TORSIONAL MQDUWS OF FIRECLAY BRICKS factors
(U:)t,:r-,u0mjigen zum Gang des TorslonsmWuls von 1. Kunopicky, K.
K.
.32 refs.
Or&r from SI-A, imS2. 40, I-h$3. 30 61 -10686
Trans. of Glastuchnische 11--richte (Wca G~rmany)
1
.960, v. 33, no. 10, 1). 357-M3.
l,mj,rk(ure dt~r,:ndvnce uf buch cla,-tic cuu,tants ;is
,he ela,tic and tarlwal in(~Juh Li~, b,-,en stu "Iv;l 'or
jw',-C!ay bricks of diffrvor cojjt,~sn:j of alu-
mina. r1h: tn-- isur,~ments u[ (An-,d by tu-,-sfc~ial. txnd-
ii),~. and imic nwthods and te!ics are :omi-,ired with
OW 0111 -tal h- ILJl),' Uhl'tllVr tilt! SIZC -f 11W 11"q INICI
At, cl : th,- rc:.ul(~; (if frIC.1";J1 L.Illenj ~11)(j VI-Ildt effect the
I 1,~id h.vi cm the court,,e of the tol Aw'..)l m(Au-
I f~j~~LjjL)I -nl~vratkjxc. Even at I LK,,nI tern-
'I t,f the t-,i WTI- .1 T-N.I.J 5-A...
th~: mvibod of in,asurem?nt I'roduce-q
, - - R, fl ~1, 1"I .,:,, 'IT, V. 5, no. 10) (over)

Thooratical InvestijratJon of the Thermal Stresses
in Tank Blocks During Tempering, by G. Sonntag.
EUROPEXI, per, GlastedmiBche Barichte, Vol 33,
1960, PP 363-369.
!ITC-71-16204-1 I B
Jan 7?

62-14~ 14
Fjszhe:-, jorep~' anJ Kropp, Rudolf.
FLAME SPEC-l"WNTEI'tY AS A !'ROCF';S IN MOD- 1.
E;kN CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. 13 Dec 60 11. Kropp, R,
mlitted) ;i refs.
Order frL-xn SLA $1. 60 62- 1*;~'~'l
Trans. of 17,1asrechnfia~hcj Herlichtel (WcoGermany)
ON), v. 0. slo. 10. p. W-387.
DESCRIPWRS 'Chemical analvalb, *T'laines, Alkali
carihi, Chuml,:al clemenco, Ionization, Si-ectrc-
graphic dam
I'l, v ii, no. 9) Oil.