Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 655
as accumu-Fig. 163. lated in the cavity mould it is given a movement through 180°, thus shearing the downward-flowingstream of glass, and depositing the charge in a mould, E, below itspivotal point. In practice, the temperature of the space surround-ing the chamber, h^, and the hot glass flowing… … 355. Apparatus for Feeding Molten Glass. W. A. Lorknz,Hartford Fairmont Co. (U.S.A. Pat., April 8th, 1919, No.1300180. Filed Augiist 7th, 1917, No. 184874).—The objectof this invention is to provide means for transferring gathei- ings of glass from a gathering appara-tus to the moulds of various…
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