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Address:
Glafo, PG Vejdes väg 15,
SE-351 96
Växjö
SWEDEN
Visitor's address:
Vejdes plats 3
Tel: +46 10-516 63 50
E-mail: info@glafo.se
You find
a map at the
"about Glafo" page.
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Programme at previous
meetings
Annual Meeting
in Kosta,
Sweden, 2010
Utopian?!
constructions with columns and beams in glass
Florian Witt, Glafo AB,
Växjö
Structural use of glass
Kent Persson - Lund University,
Lund
Increased day-light
in buildings by bonded glass into the window
Thim Pettersson, SIKA,
Stockholm
Development of
the interface between glass and wood
Elisabeth Flygt, Glafo
AB, Växjö
The use and developments
of glass for PV-modules and Solar Collectors
Björn Karlsson, Mälardalens
Högskola, Västerås
Information from
Loctite
Håkan Jacobson,
Henkel Norden AB, Göteborg
Glas i offentlig
miljö - Glass in official environment
Kjell Engman, Kosta Boda,
Kosta
Studies of glass
colours
Päivi Jokela, Linnaeus
University, Kalmar
Application of
perceptual representation of colour in glass - a tool for designers
and glass industry. Part 2 Compositional effect on glass colour
Lina Grund, Linnaeus
University,
Växjö
Glass strengthening
and ion exchange phenomena
Stefan Karlsson, Linnæus
University, Växjö
Nitrogen rich glasses
in alkaline earth-Si-O-N systems
Sharafat Ali - Linnæus
University, Växjö
No more acid polishing?
Christina Stålhandske,
Glafo AB, Växjö
Future plans for
Glafo
Marianne Grauers, Glafo
AB, Växjö
Annual Meeting
in Parma, Italy, 2009 (together
with A.T.I.V.)
A revised IPPC BREF for the glass manufacturing industry
Bianca Maria Scalet -
European IPPC Bureau - European Commission JRC-IPTS, Competitiveness
and Sustainability
Revision of IPPC
and Emission Trading directives: which consequences for the Glass Industry?
Guy Tackels - Saint Gobain
- France
Glass industries:
Italian and European overview
Nicola Favaro - Stazione
Sperimentale del Vetro - Italy
Glassy sand from
primary treatment units waste cullet. Qualitative, energetic, and environmental
analysis after 5 years of continuous and still growing deliveries to
glass containers Italian plants
Paolo Bertuzzi- Sasil
- Italy, Piero Ercole - Consultant - Italy, Claudio Ferrero - Gruppo
Minerali - Italy and Lodovico Ramon- Sasil - Italy
Glass recycling
strategies based on viscous flow sintering
Enrico Bernardo - University
of Padova - Italy
Modeling the quality
of glass melting processes
Adriaan Lankhorst, Andries
Habraken, Mathi Rongen, Johan Reijers and Ruud G.C. Beerkens, TNO Science
and Industry, Glass Group - The Netherlands
Optimised design
and performance of the latest generations of glass furnaces
Richard Sims - SORG -
Germany
Cold end glass
inspection: elements to improve efficiency, costs and quality
José Maria Garcia
- Lomas - Emhart Glass - Spain
Improving IS machine
forming technology
Gianclaudio Borsarelli
- Bottero - Italy
Advanced and supervisory
process control of glass furnaces
Leo Huisman, Johan Reijers,
Roeland Brugman - TNO Science and Industry, Glass Group - The Netherlands
The inventor of
the 12 camera concept by Iris Inspection Machines
Jean Luc Logel - Iris
Inspection Machines - France
New technology
for flexible and efficient feeding for semiautomatic high quality production
Klaus Poeting - WALTEC
Maschinen - Germany
Primary packaging
of tubular glass
Fabio Nicoletti and Emanuel
Guadagnino - Stevanato Group - Italy
Improving the scratch
resistance of glass through the solgel deposition of protective films
Paolo Zurlinia, Andrea
Lorenzia, Ilaria Alfieria, Guglielmina Gnappia, Angelo Monteneroa, Nicola
Seninc, Roberto Groppettia and Paola Fabbrid
Towards an Italian
code for structural glass
Gianni Royer - Carfagni
and Mirko Silvestri - University of Parma
The new glasses
for photovoltaic technology, their actual chemical and optical characteristics
and future evolutions
Heiko Hessenkemper - TU
Bergakademie - Germany
Glass panes subjected
to dynamic impulse loads
Kent Persson and Blake
Doepker - Lund University - Sweden
Glass and wood
together
Elisabeth Flygt and Maria
Lang - Glafo - Sweden
Polishing glass
with water jet technology
Christina Stålhandske,
Lars Gunnar Johansson and Maria Lang - Glafo - Sweden
Application of
layer-wise shell elements to laminated glass shell structures
Maria Fröling and
Kent Persson - Lund University - Sweden
Classifi cation
of glass for structural use
Tobias Lindberg - Lund
University - Sweden
Annual Meeting
in Finland, 2008
Abstracts
can be down-loaded here.
What happens with Glafo?
Bertil
Fredlund, Glafo, Sweden
Wood fired glass furnaces – history or future
Bo Jonson,
Växjö University, Sweden
Processing methods for lead crystal glass manufacturing: Past, present,
and future
Holly
Crawford, School of Engineering Rutgers, the State University of New
Jersey, US
Achieving long lifetimes and extremely low failure rates for silica
glass optical fibres in communications networks
Tarja
Volotinen, OFCON Glass and Fibre Consulting AB, Sweden
Methods for in-house recycling of coloured cullet
Elisabeth Flygt, Glafo,
Sweden
Easy-to clean coatings on glasses
Minna Piispanen, Process
Chemistry Centre, Åbo Akademi University, Turku, Finland
IKEA history and today
Lars Göran Pettersson,
IKEA, Sweden
Natural gas, safe and environmentally friendly fuel
Arto Riikonen, Gasum
Oy, Finland
Measuring the ion dissolution from glasses
Susanne Taipale, Process
Chemistry Centre, Åbo Akademi University, Turku, Finland
Optical and thermal properties of functional glazing for high performance
windows
Annica Nilsson and Arne
Roos, The Ångström Laboratory, Uppsala University, Sweden
Glass melting electrodes - a common product in new fashion
Ulrika Tilliander, Plansee
Nordic AB, Sweden
Mechanical and adhesive joints in structural glass
Kent Persson, Inst. of
Construction Sciences, Lund University, Sweden
Case study: Estonian monument of the war of independence - Glass in
Monumental Art
Rainer Sternfeld, Sternfeld
& Laidre Ltd., Estonia
Annual Meeting at Margretetorp,
Sweden, 2007
Are
you ready for REACH?
Owe Fredholm, Plast-
& Kemiföretagen, (The Swedish Plastics and Chemicals Federation),
Sweden
Risk assessment
of antimony trioxide in EU
Mats Forkman, Kemikalieinspektionen
(Swedish Chemicals Agency),
Sweden
Flat glass co-operation
in Sweden. A focus on research, education and information
Bertil Fredlund, Lund
University / Glafo, Sweden
Re-use of coloured
cullet – from waste to resource
Karin Lundstedt / Elisabeth
Flygt, Glafo, Sweden
CO2
neutral processing – a pilot project
Bo Jonson, Växjö
University, Sweden
Pilkington at a
glance. Self-cleaning glass
Alf Rolandsson, Pilkington
Floatglas, Sweden
The economy of small EGC
furnaces – furnace philosophy
Kalevi Lystimäki,
EGC Furnace Oy, Finland
Refining with HYFINETM
– higher glass quality through H2 and O2
bubbling
Rüdiger Eichler,
AGA Gas AB, Sweden
Compositional effect
on fining, and oxygen activity in mixed alkali
silicate glass
Lina Grund, Växjö
University, Sweden
Blokkiln –
using IR technique for glass
Anders Welinder, Cebex
AB, Sweden
Electric pot furnaces
Petr Skarabela, Glass
Service, Czech Republic
Glass tank reinforcements
Ulrika Tilliander, Plansee
Nordic AB, Sweden
My work as a designer
at Orrefors glassworks
Lena Bergström,
Orrefors Kosta Boda AB, Sweden
Annual meeting in Oslo, Norway,
2006
Red
glasses (pdf)
Torun Bring, Glass Group, Växjö University, Sweden
A study in crystal: University
student perspectives on the crystal industry
Holly Crawford and her students, Rutgers University, School of Engineering,
USA
Scandinavian approach to unleaded
’crystal’ (pdf)
Bo Jonson, Glass Group, Växjö University, Sweden
Demolition and rebuilding
furnace and feeder (pdf)
Søren Harsted, Calderys Danmark A/S, Denmark
’Bringing
Back The Sparkle’; Recent developments at Waterford Manufacturing
(pdf)
Colin McGookin, Waterford Crystal Ltd., Ireland
New crystal formulations:
The savior of the crystal glass industry?
Holly Crawford and her students, Rutgers University, School of Engineering,
USA
Mathematical description
of absorption spectra of Fe, Cr, Co and Cu ions in soda-lime-silica
glass at 200-3200 nm wavelength range
Tarja Volotinen, Department of Engineering Materials, Sheffield
University, England
Improvement of surface properties: Experiences with a new technique
(pdf)
Heiko Hessenkemper, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany
Strength of bolt
fixed laminated toughened glass (pdf)
Kent Persson, Lund University, Div of Structural Mechanics, Sweden
Nonlinear modelling
of material properties of mineral wools of different compositions (pdf)
Abhay Bulsari, Ab Nonlinear Solutions Oy, Finland
Mould fluxes for
steelmaking – composition design and characterisation
of properties
(pdf)
Carl-Åke Däcker, KIMAB – Corrosion and Metals Research
Institute, Sweden
Från krissituation
till ökade möjligheter
Anders Klevsand, AB Helmer Nilsson, Sweden
A presentation
of buildings in glass, e.g. the opera house in Oslo
Tom Holtman, Snøhetta AS, Norway
Annual meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark, 2005
Gold ruby an environmental friendly
red colour (pdf)
Christina Stålhandske,
Glafo, Växjö, Sweden
Use of pelletised wood for glass melting (pdf)
Björn Zethræus,
Växjö University, Växjö, Sweden
Oxy-fuel glass melting in Nordic countries and Baltic states (pdf)
Rüdiger Eichler,
AGA Gas AB, Stockholm, Sweden
Alkali resistance of stone and glass wools (pdf)
Heidi Fagerholm, Top
Analytica Ltd., Åbo, Finland
Design – a question of survival (pdf)
Erika Lagerbielke, Orrefors
Glasbruk, Orrefors, Sweden
Coatings on float glass (pdf)
Bo Larsson, Pilkington,
Halmstad, Sweden
Low melting glass (pdf)
Lars Gunnar Johansson,
Glafo, Växjö, Sweden
Mould sooting and CO2 blasting (pdf)
Rüdiger Eichler,
AGA Gas AB, Stockholm, Sweden
Down-load the programme as a Word-file here.
Annual meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, 2004
(programme)
Annual meeting in Mariehamn, Åland, Finland, 2003 (pdf-article
in Swedish)
Autumn meeting in Växjö, Sweden, 2002 (download an article on the meeting in
pdf format here)
Autumn meeting in
Växjö, Sweden, 2001(in Scandinavian languages)
Annual meeting in
Lillehammer, Norway, 2001
Autumn meeting in Växjö, Sweden, 2000 (in Scandinavian languages)
Annual meeting in Kolding,
Denmark 2000
Autumn
meeting in Växjö, Sweden, 1999 (in Scandinavian languages)
Annual meeting
in Reykjavik, Iceland, 1999 (NGF:s 50th anniversary) |