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GPC is the largest glass manufacturing event in North America, attracting global manufacturers and suppliers to exchange innovations and solutions. 79 where glass manufacturers meet November 5 – 8, 2018 Greater Columbus Convention Center Columbus, Ohio USA CONFERENCE GUIDE Gold Sponsor Organized by: Endorsed by: Tri-Mer World Leader in Glass Emissions Control Greater Columbus Convention Center | Columbus, Ohio USA More installed systems than all other suppliers combined Nearly a decade in glass: container, flat glass, tableware The proven solution for air-fuel and oxy-fuel gas furnace emissions: PM, NOx, SOx, HCl, HF, metals, mercury, hex chrome, dioxins/furans, VOCs, CO Talk with Technical Sales Director Kevin Moss, Booth 305, or call 989-321-2991 www.tri-mer.com 2 including Asset Durability and Cost Control for Glass Manufacturing Furnaces 79November 5 – 8, 2018 Greater Columbus Convention Center | Columbus, Ohio USA Welcome to the 79th Conference on Glass Problems (GPC), which is devoted to glass manufacturing, an industry whose products are as essenti al as they are ubiquitous. It’s fi tti ng that the scope of this conference is equally extensive, covering a wide range of industry interests. The Glass Manufacturing Industry Council (GMIC), the leading trade associati on bridging glass segments, in partnership with Alfred University, the leading American glass teaching and research insti tuti on, co-organize the conference, with programming directi on provided by an industry advisory board. Bob Lipetz, MBA GPC technical sessions address manufacturing issues, citi ng real world data from manufacturers and soluti ons Conference Director Glass Manufacturing Industry Council providers. Additi onal value-rich resources are available, such as our two short courses on Combusti on and on Fundamentals of Batch and Furnace Operati ons. Off ering the technical symposium, Asset Durability and Cost Control for Glass Manufacturing Furnaces, as a full day session, allows us to off er a deep dive into the topic. As a technical conference, the proceedings manuscripts are made available to att endees and for publicati on. Almost as valuable as what is learn in lecture halls, is perhaps, the best opportunity for glass manufacturing industry networking and exhibiti ng in North America, where leading soluti ons providers come together with all segments of glass manufacturers at our social events, booth exhibits, hospitality salons and booths. S. K. Sundaram, PhD We are grateful for the sponsors who support the conference, for the ti me and eff ort of the conference orga- Program Director Alfred University nizers, and for you, the glass manufacturing industry professionals for which this conference is dedicated. We trust you will fi nd the 79th Conference on Glass Problems a valuable and rewarding experience. THANK YOU GOLD SPONSORS! 3 glassproblemsconference.org 79 November 5-8, 2018 | Greater Columbus Convention Center | Columbus, Ohio USA WHO IS GMIC ALFRED UNIVERSITY The Glass Manufacturing Industry Council (GMIC) is The Kazuo Inamori School of Engineering at Alfred Uni- a trade associati on founded and funded by the glass versity (AU) is a leader in glass and ceramic educati on. industry to create opportuniti es to advance compet- Established in 1900 as the New York State School of Clay- iti veness and profi tability across all manufacturing working, the School has a long-standing history of provid- segments. GMIC includes among its members, repre- ing industry a workforce well-educated in the manufac- GPC ADVISORY BOARD sentati ves of container, fi ber, fl at and specialty glass turing of glass and ceramic materials. Today, the School Kenneth Bratt on, Emhart Glass companies, as well as leading suppliers to the indus- off ers BS and MS degrees in fi ve disciplines. Biomateri- Marti n Goller, Corning, Incorporated try, research insti tutes, and industry experts. GMIC als Engineering, Ceramic Engineering, Glass Engineering provides benefi cial services to companies, including: Science, General Materials Science and Engineering and Uyi Iyoha, Praxair, Inc. enhancing companies’ business development and Mechanical Engineering as well as doctoral degrees in the Michelle Korwin-Edson, Owens technical development, providing technical educati on, materials disciplines. Corning coordinati ng technical initi ati ves, providing industry The School also serves industry by advancing the forefront intelligence, workforce development and promoti ng Bob Lipetz, GMIC of ceramics and glass research. In additi on to maintaining the usage and image of glass products. Laura Lowe, HarbinsonWalker an acti ve portf olio of federally funded research, the fac- Internati onal If you are a glass industry manufacturer, supplier, or ulty routi nely collaborate with industry or projects rang- Larry McCloskey, Anchor Hocking research organizati on, and you are not presently a ing from fundamental research through product/process member, we encourage you to join GMIC now, as an development. Interacti ons with industry are conducted Glenn Neff , Glass Service USA, Inc. eff ecti ve means to further your strategic goals in the through the Center for Advanced Ceramic Technology Adam Polcyn, Vitro Architectural industry. Contact GMIC’s Executi ve Director, Bob Lipetz, (CACT) and the Center for High Temperature Characteri- Glass for full informati on. zati on (CHTC). The CACT facilitates collaborati on between Jan Schepp, O-I industry and academia with the goal of creati ng econom- GMIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ic impact for the CACT’s industrial partners. The CHCT is Elmer Sperry, Libbey Executi ve Committ ee:Keith Bagarus, RoviSys, Inc., a user facility that provides research unparalleled access S.K. Sundaram, Alfred University President; Rob Hofman, Roman Manufacturing, to equipment designed for characterizing materials in the Phillip Tucker, Johns Manville Immediate Past President; Marti n Goller, Corning, situ at high temperatures. James Uhlik, TECO Incorporated; Vice President; Steve Weiser, O-I Trea- More informati on about the Kazuo Inamori School of surer; Bob Lipetz; GMIC; Secretary Engineering: htt p://engineering.alfred.edu Andrew Zamurs, Rio Tinto Minerals GMIC BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alastair Cormack, Interim Dean, Engineering Alfred Aaron Huber, Johns Manville; Andrew Richardson, University, [email protected] Linde; Bruno Purnode, Owens Corning; Dave Ulmer, S.K. Sundaram, Inamori Professor of Materials Science SORG Services, USA; Elmer Sperry, Libbey; Euan and Engineering Alfred University, [email protected] Evenson, Praxair, Inc.; Ken Bratt on, Emhart Glass; Rajiv Tiwary, Vitro Architectural Glass; Mark Powys, Gallo Glass Company; Brian Naveken, TECO SAVE THE DATES GMIC STAFF Closing the loop between Hot End and Cold End th PUBLICATION Bob Lipetz, Executi ve Director The 80 Conference on Glass Problems OF THE 79TH GPC Donna Banks, Executi ve Assistant October 28-31, 2019 | Columbus, Ohio ...to make glassmaking simpler, safer, and more efficient than ever before PROCEEDINGS The Exhibit and Technical Sessions will take place at CONTACT GMIC the Greater Columbus Conventi on Center End-to-End unites the hot and cold end with the technology and support to help your glassmaking operations achieve optimum productivity Following the 79th 550 Polaris Parkway The Hospitality Suites will be located across the and increased profitability. From single-point plant information systems, to process and control solutions, to simplified man-machine Suite 510 | Westerville, OH 43082 Conference on Glass street at the Hilton Columbus Downtown. interfaces, to intelligent inspection technology, together we are transforming the entire glassmaking process. +1-614-523-3033 | [email protected] | www.gmic.org Problems att endees will be We are working with you to make glassmaking simpler, safer, and more efficient than ever before. We are proud to be a part of this journey emailed instructi ons with GMIC MISSION The 81st Conference on Glass Problems together with you. a link on how to download Facilitate, organize and promote the interests eco- October 26-29, 2020 | Columbus, Ohio the 79th GPC proceedings. nomic growth and sustainability of the glass industry through educati on and cooperati on in the areas of The Exhibit and Technical Sessions will take place at STRONGER | TOGETHER technology, and the environment. the Greater Columbus Conventi on Center The Hospitality Suites will be located across the street at the Hilton Columbus Downtown. www.bucheremhartglass.com 4 BEG_Glass_Problems_2017-FINAL.indd 1 8/30/17 8:51 AM glassproblemsconference.org November 5-8, 2018 | Greater Columbus Convention Center | Columbus, Ohio USA Closing the loop between Hot End and Cold End ...to make glassmaking simpler, safer, and more efficient than ever before End-to-End unites the hot and cold end with the technology and support to help your glassmaking operations achieve optimum productivity and increased profitability. From single-point plant information systems, to process and control solutions, to simplified man-machine interfaces, to intelligent inspection technology, together we are transforming the entire glassmaking process. We are working with you to make glassmaking simpler, safer, and more efficient than ever before. We are proud to be a part of this journey together with you. STRONGER | TOGETHER www.bucheremhartglass.com 5 BEG_Glass_Problems_2017-FINAL.indd 1 8/30/17 8:51 AM glassproblemsconference.org 79 November 5-8, 2018 | Greater Columbus Convention Center | Columbus, Ohio USA PROGRAM SCHEDULE 9 – 10:30 a.m TECHNICAL
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