Glass industry

In this study, the recent trends for optical coatings in glass industries have been explored for the variety of climate dependent applications. Different coated glazings have been presented with their optical and thermal characteristics. A comparative analysis among types of coated products is also performed. It has been observed that for warm climate it is necessary to block near infra red portion of sunlight to reduce solar heat gain through windows. On the other hand, for cold climate it is necessary to allow the whole portion of light and it is necessary to block the IR radiation from escaping out to keep the interior space warm. For this purpose, Ag or Ag-alloy metallic thin film meet the requirements but they reduce visible transmittance as well. So for increasing visible transmittance, a dielectric layer of high refractive index is required. Here a variety of dielectric layers are studied. Finally for reaching the goal of low energy buildings in both warm and cold climates, appropriate optical coatings for architectural flat glass have been recommended. © 2008 Asian Network for Scientific Information.

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Miroslava DESPOT. OSREDEK. njegov postanak i razvoj u sklopu općeg ekonomskog i i političkog razvoja Hrvatske u XIX. Stoljeću. Prilog ekonomskoj historiji Hrvatske u XIX. stoljeću. (Zagreb, 1956) (Osredek, its foundation and development within the frames oft he general economic and political development of Croatia int he XIXth century. A contribution to the economic history of Croatia int he 19th c. Zagreb, 1956. Draft).
By courtesy of Branko Despot, of the Croatian Academy of Science and Arts, Zagreb.

Miroslava DESPOT. ÒSREDEK, njegov postanak i razvoj u sklopu općeg ekonomskog i političkog razvoja Hrvatske u XIX. stoljeću. Doktorska disertacija. Zagreb 1956. (Osredek, its foundation and development within the frames of the general economic and political development of Croatia in the 19th century. Doctoral thesis. Zagreb, 1956.)
By courtesy of Branko Despot, of the Croatian Academy of Science and Arts, Zagreb.

Al comenzar la década de 1960 se importaban más de 100 millones de botellas al año y las fábricas de vidrio españolas no eran capaces de cubrir siquiera la mitad de la demanda de un mercado creciente y en plena expansión. Las normativas que obligaban al envasado de las bebidas cambiaron por completo el mercado tradicional de los graneles y en pocos años surgió una necesidad exponencial de consumir envases de vidrio. En este nuevo contexto económico y social, se transformó el mercado y comenzaron a crearse nuevas fábricas. Entre 1963 y 1969 se construyeron en España siete nuevos centros de producción y cambió radicalmente la estructura del sector. En aquellos momentos confluyeron en Burgos la iniciativa de los hermanos Menéndez García de Artamendi y la idea del mirandés Luis Fernández, que se agrupó con un pequeño conjunto de socios para sumarse también al proyecto con raíces mexicanas. La ciudad había sido declarada Polo de Promoción Industrial y se ofrecían significativas ayudas para crear nuevas empresas al calor del desarrollismo industrial. Así comenzó la historia de la fábrica de vidrio de Burgos que esta publicación analiza desde 1965 hasta la actualidad.

This paper examines the impact of ICT on competitiveness, innovation and environment in the glass, ceramics and cement concrete industry. The results show that use of ICT seems to favor innovation and competitiveness. As for the effect on the environment, the use of ...

Pauly&C.-CVM nella storia della vetraria veneziana d’epoca contemporanea: un caso di studio di storia aziendale, in «Diacronie. Studi di Storia Contemporanea», 39-3 (2019), URL < https://www.studistorici.com/2019/10/29/scuro_numero_39/ > (open access)