公开(公告)号：US20070099786A1

公开(公告)日：2007-05-03

申请号：US11625195

申请日：2007-01-19

申请人： Edgar Jaunzemis ,  Claudia Jaunzemis

发明人： Edgar Jaunzemis ,  Claudia Jaunzemis

IPC分类号： C03C3/00 ,  B24B1/00

CPC分类号： B24B31/10 ,  B24B31/06 ,  C03B19/10 ,  C03B27/04 ,  C03C1/002 ,  C03C19/00 ,  F24B1/1808 ,  F24B1/191 ,  Y10T428/315

摘要： An invention is provided for creating smoothed, heat-treated glass fragments. The invention includes placing a plurality of heat-treated glass fragments into a tumbling or vibrating apparatus. Each heat-treated glass fragment is formed from glass that has been heated to a temperature of at least 1000° Fahrenheit and rapidly cooled to a temperature below 700° Fahrenheit. The plurality of glass fragments are then tumbled or vibrated for a predetermined period of time such that surfaces of the heat-treated glass fragments are smoother than prior to tumbling. The glass fragments are thereafter removed from the tumbling apparatus, resulting in smoothed, heat-treated glass fragments that are suitable for direct handling without hand protection.

摘要翻译： 提供了一种用于产生平滑的经热处理的玻璃碎片的发明。 本发明包括将多个经热处理的玻璃碎片放置在翻滚或振动装置中。 每个经热处理的玻璃碎片由已被加热至至少1000华氏度的温度并快速冷却至低于700华氏度的玻璃形成。 然后将多个玻璃碎片翻滚或振动预定时间段，使得经热处理的玻璃碎片的表面比翻滚前更平滑。 玻璃碎片此后从转动装置中取出，产生平滑的，经热处理的玻璃碎片，适合直接处理而无需手部保护。

公开(公告)号：US20060101854A1

公开(公告)日：2006-05-18

申请号：US11319957

申请日：2005-12-28

申请人： Edgar Jaunzemis ,  Claudia Jaunzemis

发明人： Edgar Jaunzemis ,  Claudia Jaunzemis

IPC分类号： C03B23/00

CPC分类号： B24B31/10 ,  B24B31/06 ,  C03B19/10 ,  C03B27/04 ,  C03C1/002 ,  C03C19/00 ,  F24B1/1808 ,  F24B1/191 ,  Y10T428/315

摘要： An invention is provided for creating smoothed, heat-treated glass fragments. The invention includes placing a plurality of heat-treated glass fragments into a tumbling or vibrating apparatus. Each heat-treated glass fragment is formed from glass that has been heated to a temperature of at least 1000° Fahrenheit and rapidly cooled to a temperature below 700° Fahrenheit. The plurality of glass fragments are then tumbled or vibrated for a predetermined period of time such that surfaces of the heat-treated glass fragments are smoother than prior to tumbling. The glass fragments are thereafter removed from the tumbling apparatus, resulting in smoothed, heat-treated glass fragments that are suitable for direct handling without hand protection.