Method of bending dissimilar glass compositions
A glass composition and bending technology, applied in glass forming, glass tempering, glass remolding, etc., can solve the problems of surface mismatch, delamination optics, etc.
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[0055] In Example 1, the laminated glass includes an outer glass ply and an inner glass ply. The fictive temperature of the outer glass layer received from the glass supplier (T f ) is 570°C, while the imaginary temperature of the inner glass layer received from the glass supplier (T f ) is 600°C. Before being bent, the T f Was changed. By doing so, t f It can vary by as much as 30°C to about 570°C. The outer glass layer is not treated to change its fictive temperature. In this way, the two glass compositions (outer glass ply and inner glass ply) can be bent together into their final shape. The gap between the mating surfaces of the first glass ply and the second glass ply does not exceed 2 millimeters to achieve the desired surface mating. The laminate can then be assembled and subjected to a lamination process.
example 2
[0057] In Example 2, the laminated glass includes an outer glass ply and an inner glass ply. The fictive temperature of the outer glass layer received from the glass supplier (T f ) is 570°C, while the imaginary temperature of the inner glass layer received from the glass supplier (T f ) is 600°C. Before being bent, the T f Was changed. By doing so, t f Vary as much as 30°C to about 600°C. The inner glass layer is not treated to change its fictive temperature. The two glass plies (outer glass ply and inner glass ply) are bent together to their final shape. The gap between the mating surfaces of the first glass ply and the second glass ply is about 1 mm. Laminates are assembled and subjected to a lamination process.
example 3
[0059] In Example 3, the laminated glass includes an outer glass ply and an inner glass ply. The fictive temperature of the outer glass layer received from the glass supplier (T f ) is 570°C, while the imaginary temperature of the inner glass layer received from the glass supplier (T f ) is 600°C. Before being bent, the T f Was changed. By doing so, t f Vary as much as 15°C to about 585°C. By heating the glass to a temperature exceeding 600°C and then cooling it at a rapid cooling rate of 30°C / min, the T f Was changed. By doing so, t f Vary as much as 15°C to about 585°C. The two glasses (an outer glass ply and an inner glass ply) are bent together to their final shape. Laminates are assembled and subjected to a lamination process.
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