GMIC, TNO and Glass Trend

WHM Workshop

October 20, 2010

Columbus, Ohio

Session 1 - Waste Heat Management Applied to Process Inputs

Session Chair - Scott Ryan

Corning Incorporated

Session 2 - Waste Heat Recovery Boilers

Session Chair - Mike Strohscher

Libbey, Inc.

Workshop Proceedings CD

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GMIC Members $35.00   Non-Members $55.00

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WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

Overview of  Methods to Recover Energy from Flue Gases of Glass Furnaces and Impact on Glass Furnace Energy Consumption: Ruud Beerkens, TNO Science & Industry, Glass Group, Eindhoven, The Netherlands:

Advantages and Rationale for the Use of Dry-Batch: John Brown, GMIC

New SORG Batch Preheating System: Matthias Lindig, SORG

Comparative Study of Energy Consumption and Emission Behavior of Container Glass Furnaces and Batch Preheating: Ruud Beerkens on behalf of Ardagh Glass; Prepared by: R. Jeschke, S. Seehausen, S.R. Kahl, H. Barklage, Ardagh Glass GmbH, Nienburg, Germany

Results of a technology recovering waste heat to preheat oxygen and natural gas for oxy-fuel furnaces:  Joumani  Youssef , Jarry Luc, Simon Jean-François Contino Antonella, Douxchamps Olivier AIR LIQUIDE  & AGC R&D Center;

Cullet Preheating by Steam Generated from Flue Gas Heat of Glass Furnaces: Ruud Beerkens; Andries Habraken, TNO Science & Industry, Glass Group, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Niels Rozendaal, Optimum, Arnhem, The Netherlands

Waste Heat Recovery on Glass Furnaces – A Case Study on Encountered Problems and Solutions: Bhave, Ninad P. and Gawade, Dattatray Transparent Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd., Pune, India

Alternative Uses of Steam in Glass Plants: Niels A. Rozendaal OPTIMUM Environmental & Energy Technologies b.v