Overview
Specialists in all-electric furnaces
Electroglass has earned a worldwide reputation for technical innovation in the development of All-Electric Furnaces with exceptionally low energy consumption, coupled with high glass quality and flexibility of operation.
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Specifications
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Capacities from 200 kg/day to over 250 tonnes/day
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Cold-top melters with superstructure temperatures typically less than 125 deg.C
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Exceptionally low energy consumptions, usually 20% to 40% less than other designs
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Negligible volatilisation and consistent thermal history mean high glass quality
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Minimal environmental pollution, even from volatile glasses
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Silent operation
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Flexible operation with turndown to 50% of rated output or less
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Ability to withstand long power interruptions without emergency measures
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Even energy distribution for minimum refractory-glass contact temperatures and low refractory wear
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Uniform refractory wear pattern and extended furnace life
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Short cold repair time for maximum productivity
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Low cold repair costs: glass contact equipment and substructure refractories only
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No wall cooling or electrode changing required
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Programmable CNC-controlled batch charging system on most furnaces
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Critical equipment, such as control panels, electrode holders, batch chargers, designed and manufactured in-house
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Choice of control systems using advanced PC/PLC technology and user-friendly software with options to suit particular customer requirements
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Individual physical modelling and design studies carried out for each furnace project
Glass Types
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Soda Lime flint, green and reduced amber and greens
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Fluoride Opal
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Borosilicates
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Lead Crystal
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C-Glass
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Container
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Cosmetic
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Tableware
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Ovenware
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Lighting
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Automotive
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Insulator
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Potassium Barium
Typical Energy Consumptions
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850 kWh/tonne for 20 tonnes/day borosilicate cookware
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780 kWh/tonne for 40 tonnes/day fluoride opal tableware
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750 kWh/tonne for 80 tonnes/day soda-lime cosmetic
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720 kWh/tonne for 160 tonnes/day soda-lime container
