Saint-gobain Glass France

Cardinal Ig Company

Sgd S.a.

Jingwei Zhang

Pierre-Luc Etchepare

Christophe Depoilly

Guillaume Auday

Patrick Gayout

Anne Gierens

Didier Duron

Aude Montgermont

René Poix

Thomas Bertin-Mourot

Philippe Letocart

Xavier Fanton

Philippe Armand

Elodie Bouny

Matthias Alschinger

Nicolas Le Houx

Richard Wolff

Kamel Chahboune

Hugues Chenneviere

David Delhorme

Juliette Sternchuss

Philippe Guillot

Thierry Callegari

Philippe Belenguer

Philippe Visage

Christian Navarro

Emmanuelle Relot

Carine Perrot

Fan Liu

Sereyvuth Chan

The invention relates to a method for dealkalisation of the inside surface () of the wall () of a glass container (), which wall () defines a cavity () and an opening () providing access to the cavity (), the method comprising a step of providing a container made of borosilicate glass, wherein the inside surface of the wall is at a temperature of at least 350° C., and a step of introducing into the cavity, the inside surface being at a temperature of at least 350° C., a treatment liquid containing a substance designed to react under the effect of heat to cause dealkalisation of the glass. Methods for treating glass containers.

Method for dealkalisation of borosilicate glass containers by liquid means

The invention relates to a method for treating the wall of a glass container (), which wall delimits a cavity () and an opening providing access to said cavity (), the method comprising: the dispensing of a treatment substance into the cavity, using a dispensing means () of which a dispensing orifice () is positioned some distance from the opening of the container () and outside the latter, the container () being in motion relative to the dispensing means (), and the capturing, by an image-capturing device (), during the dispensing, of at least one image of a spatial region including the opening of the container () and determining, by analysing said image, whether or not a predetermined quantity of substance was introduced into the cavity () of the container (). Method and installation for treating glass containers.

Method for treating glass containers comprising an optical check of a quantity of treatment substance dispensed, and related treatment installation

A method for dealkalizing the inner face () of the wall () of a glass container (), which wall () delimits a cavity () and an opening () providing access to the cavity (), comprising supplying a glass container, the inner face of the wall of which has a temperature of at least 350° C., and introducing into the cavity, with the inner face having a temperature of at least 350° C., a treatment liquid containing a substance designed to react under the heat's effect to bring about dealkalization of the glass, the introducing comprising injecting, by way of an injection head () disposed at a distance from the opening in the container and outside the latter, a predetermined metered quantity of the liquid as a spray cone (C) that is sufficiently narrow for all of the metered quantity to pass into the cavity. Also, methods and installations for treating glass containers.

Method and installation for dealkalizing glass containers using liquid

The invention relates to an installation () for treating the inner face () of the wall () of a glass container (), which wall () delimits a receiving cavity () and an opening () providing access to the cavity (), the installation () comprising a source () of a treatment substance () and a means () for dispensing the treatment substance () into the cavity () of the container (), said dispensing means () comprising a metering chamber () which extends between an inlet orifice () and an opposite outlet orifice () intended to be positioned above the opening () of the container, and also an upper shutter () and a lower shutter () for the chamber (), which are positioned in a tiered manner at the inlet orifice () and the outlet orifice (), respectively, of the chamber (). Installations and methods for treating glass containers.

Installation for treating glass containers comprising a chamber for metering treatment substance having a double shutter, and associated method

The invention relates to a method, and to an associated apparatus, for treating a container () comprising a glass wall () defining a receiving cavity () for receiving a product, said glass wall () having an inner face () and an opposite outer face (), said glass wall () being provided with a first coating that includes a solid residual compound resulting from a step of dealkalization of the glass in the vicinity of the surface of said inner face () of said glass wall () to which said container () had previously been subjected, said method comprising a step of spraying the surface of said glass wall () with droplets of a liquid, in order to form on said glass wall (), starting from said first coating, a second coating which includes said residual compound and which is more transparent and/or more uniform than said first coating.—Treatment of glass-walled containers.

Method for treating a glass-walled container and corresponding apparatus

A multiple glazing with variable scattering by liquid crystals can have first and second flat float glass sheets held on the edge of their internal faces by a joint made of a given joint material. In some examples, the glazing also includes first and second electrodes and a layer of liquid crystals with an average thickness E between 5 and 15 &#x3bc;m. The thickness of each of the first and second glass sheets may be less than or equal to 6.5 mm and each of the internal faces coated with the first and second electrodes may have a dioptric defect score, expressed in millidiopters, of less than or equal to 2+2E/3, where the thickness E of the liquid crystals is in &#x3bc;m.

Multiple glazing with variable diffusion by liquid crystals and method of manufacture thereof

A luminous glazing assembly includes a first glazing pane with a first light source coupled to the first pane to emit at instant tat &#x3bb;and to emit at t'&#x2260;tat &#x3bb;distinct from &#x3bb;; a first light-extracting system and first masking arrangement to mask the extracted light from the internal-face side; making optical contact with the first glazing pane, a second glazing pane with a second light source that is optically coupled to the second pane, to emit at tat a &#x3bb;distinct from &#x3bb;; a second light-extracting system and second masking arrangement to mask the light from the bonding-face side; between the first masking arrangement and the second extracting system, a first optical isolator; and between the first masking arrangement and the second extracting system, a second optical isolator, merged with the first optical isolator or separate and closer to the second extracting system.

Luminous glazing assembly

A multiple glazing with variable scattering by liquid crystals includes first and second flat float glass sheets sealed on the edge of their internal faces by a sealing joint, in particular made of a given sealing material, in particular essentially organic, first and second electrodes, and a layer of liquid crystals with an average thickness E between 15 and 60 &#x3bc;m inclusive of these values and incorporating spacers. The thickness A of each of the first and second glass sheets is less than or equal to 5.5 mm, and each of the internal faces coated with the first and second electrodes has a dioptric defect score, expressed in millidioptres, of less than 12E/15 where the thickness E of the liquid crystals is in &#x3bc;m.

Multiple glazing with variable scattering by liquid crystals and its method of manufacture

A method for producing a multiple glazing unit with variable diffusion by liquid crystals can include applying a pre-seal on an internal face of a first substrate to form a strip delimiting a space. The method can further include depositing a liquid crystal composition containing liquid crystals in a polymer matrix on the delimited space. In some examples, the first substrate is assembled with a second substrate and calendared or pressed. Thereafter, the resulting assembly is irradiated and/or heated to simultaneously cross-link the pre-seal and polymerize the liquid crystal composition.

Method for producing a multiple glazing unit with variable diffusion by PDLC layer and a multiple glazing unit with a PDLC layer produced according to said method

An electrically conductive support for a glazing unit having liquid crystal scattering properties may include a multilayer of thin films. In one example, the thin films include an electrode comprising a TCO film, a silicon-nitride-based first barrier film having a thickness eof at least 5 nm, and a silicon-oxide-based second barrier film having a thickness eof at least 30 nm. The thickness emay be smaller than or equal to eand/or smaller than 80 nm. Further, the cumulative thickness of the first and second barrier films may be larger than or equal to 50 nm and smaller than 150 nm.

Electrically conductive support for a glazing unit having liquid-crystal-mediated variable scattering properties and such a glazing unit

A liquid-crystal multiple glazing can have a first glass sheet and a second glass sheet held by a gasket referred to as the contact gasket. In some examples, the multiple glazing includes first and second electrodes with first and second electricity supply zones and a liquid-crystal layer with spacers having a thickness of between 5 and 15 &#x3bc;m. Additionally, the first glass sheet may protrude by a first protruding side and include the first electricity supply zone. Further, the glazing may have electrical cabling with a first cabling input with a first electrically insulating polymer material.

Multiple glazing with variable diffusion by liquid crystals

A lighting unit includes a glass panel including at least two spaced sheets of glass, and a lighting system based on light-emitting diodes the light-emitting portion of which is disposed facing each of the edge surfaces of the sheets of glass and carried by at least one section associated at least with the edge surface of the glass panel. The section is associated with the edge surface of the glass panel without creating thermal bridges. It is attached against the edge surface of the glass panel or demountably fixed to it.

Lighting unit made up of an insulating glass panel and light-emitting diodes

A luminous multiple glazing unit including: first and second flat glass elements; light-emitting diodes located in an internal space; a reflector including a part fixed to the glazing unit in the internal space; and a first luminous zone associated with the first glass element. In a first configuration, the reflector has a central reflective area for reflecting at least 30% of total flux emitted by the diodes in the group onto a first mechanism scattering light, or, in a second configuration, the reflector forms a beam splitter and has a double-image central reflective area of a first central area for reflecting first central rays onto a first mechanism scattering light and a second central area for reflecting second central rays onto a second scattering mechanism, the reflector reflecting at least 30% of total flux emitted by the diodes in the group.

Luminous multiple glazing unit comprising light-emitting diodes

A liquid-crystal multiple glazing including a first glass sheet and a second glass sheet that is sealed by a sealing gasket, first and second electrodes with first and second electricity supply zones, a liquid-crystal layer, between 15 and 60 &#x3bc;m, with spacers, the first glass sheet protruding by a first protruding side and including the first electricity supply zone, electrical cabling with a first cabling input with a first electrically insulating polymer material, a third glass sheet laminated with the second glass sheet, the third glass sheet protruding from the second glass sheet by a side covering the first electrically insulating material, referred to as the first covering side.

Multiple glazing having variable diffusion by liquid crystals, and method for manufacturing same

An illuminating partition includes lower and upper mounting profiled members, at least the lower profiled member including a carrier element arranged in the internal volume of the profiled member and including a platen, parallel to and at a distance from the central section of the profiled member and disposed between the diodes and the glazing unit, and serving as a support for the edge of the glazing unit, one of the lateral sections of the profiled member being mobile or removable so as to have access to the diodes which are associated with the profiled member in a removable manner.

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