BS 3447:1962
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Glossary of terms used in the glass industry
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30-09-2016
English
18-01-1962
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Foreword
Section 1: Types and properties of glass
Sub-section 11. Types of glass
Sub-section 12. Properties of glass and physical
testing
Section 2: Raw materials and related terms
Section 3: Terms relating to melting
Sub-section 31. Types of melting and auxiliary furnaces
Sub-section 32. Parts of furnaces and tools used during
melting
Sub-section 33. Terms relating to melting operations
Section 4: Forming processes and related terms
Sub-section 41. Forming processes
Sub-section 42. Terms relating to forming
Section 5: Finishing and work on glass
Sub-section 51. Terms relating to decoration of glass
Sub-section 52. Other terms relating to work on glass
Section 6: Forms of glass and glassware
Sub-section 61. Forms of glass
Sub-section 62. Types of container
Sub-section 63. Parts of containers, etc.
Sub-section 64. Glassware
Section 7: Imperfections in glass
Sub-section 71. Imperfections due to undissolved gases
Sub-section 72. Imperfections due to solid material
Sub-section 73. Surface imperfections
Sub-section 74. Imperfections specific to glassware
Sub-section 75. Miscellaneous imperfections
Section 8: Occupational terms
Sub-section 81. Terms relating to melting
Sub-section 82. Terms relating to forming
Sub-section 83. Terms relating to finishing
Index
Classifies and defines a comprehensive list of terms widely used in and of special interest to the glass industry, covering types and properties of glass; raw materials; melting, forming and finishing processes; forms of glass and glassware; imperfections in glass; and occupational terms.
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LBI/1/2
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| DevelopmentNote |
Reviewed and confirmed by BSI, November 2011. (10/2011)
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Standard
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| Pages |
58
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| PublisherName |
British Standards Institution
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| Status |
Withdrawn
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| Standards | Relationship |
| UNE-EN 62026-1:2008 | Identical |
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| BS 3463:1975 | Specification for observation and gauge glasses for pressure vessels |
| BS 7158:2001 | Plastics inspection chambers for drains and sewers. Specification |
| BS 1133-18:1991 | Packaging code Packaging in glass |
| BS 4642:1970 | Glossary of industrial furnace terms |
| 04/30111752 DC : DRAFT APR 2004 | BS 7376 - INCLUSION OF GLASS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF TABLES AND TROLLEYS |
| BS 5612:1978 | Specification for dental porcelains for jacket crowns |
| BS 5480:1990 | Specification for glass reinforced plastics (GRP) pipes, joints and fittings for use for water supply or sewerage |
| BS 6564-3:1990 | Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) materials and products Specification for E glass fibre filled polytetrafluoroethylene |
| BS 7449:1991 | Specification for inclusion of glass in the construction of furniture, other than tables or trolleys, including cabinets, shelving systems and wall hung or free standing mirrors |
| BS 7159:1989 | Code of practice for design and construction of glass-reinforced plastics (GRP) piping systems for individual plants or sites |
| BS 7376:2009 | Inclusion of glass in the construction of tables and trolleys for domestic use. Specification |
| BS 1133-18:1967 | Packaging code Glass containers and closures |
| BS 3130-3:1974 | Glossary of packaging terms Glass containers and closures |
| BS 952-1:1978 | Glass for glazing Classification |
| ISO 7348:1992 | Glass containers Manufacture Vocabulary |
| BS 952-2:1980 | Glass for glazing Terminology for work on glass |
| BS 3446:1962 | Glossary of terms relating to refractory materials |
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