Rapid Evaluation of the Workability of Container Glass
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A program is developed for estimating the workability characteristics of container glasses. An accuracy of estimated values comparable to the experimental accuracy was possible due to the chosen algorithm and the use of correction coefficients established on the basis of a substantial database on compositions and properties of container glasses.
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