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Bubbler blocks in furnace making green glass

Bubbler blocks in furnace making green glass

Bubbler blocks in furnace making green glass

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I have an instance of accelerated attack in bubbler blocks in a furnace making green glass, resulting in a breakout.  I have been told that this is unusual.  That normally as the hole around the bubbler tubes gets deeper, the bubbler will stop working before a breakout because of the accumulation of low MP constituents from the AZS refractory.  The breakout occurred after two years of service, instead of the 4+ years expected.  Any comments?  
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RE: Bubbler blocks in furnace making green glass

What type of green glass is it??? Do you start with frit or cullet glass. and what temps are you at. I am interested in what you call bubble blocks? is it a bubbler system of some type to remove seeds.

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