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When creating a new colour, each glass sample is optimised successively in order to acquire the desired nuance. The process has been totally empirical - through creating a recipe, mixing, homogenising and melting raw materials, and finally cooling down the test pieces. In more recent times, test pieces have also been ground and polished in order to create optical characteristics and the measurement of colour coordinations in the L*a*b-system. This is time consuming work. Benefits
of the expert system - will make it possible to study the connection between L*a*b- and the NCS system, which is more commonly used by paint shops. - will virtually present the correct glass colour nuance - will facilitate determining an exact glass colour in discussions between the customer and the dealer/painter. - can be used to produce new glass colour nuances faster and cheaper. - can be used for the replacement of raw materials such as, for example, nickel, which is now being phased out for environmental reasons - can be used in the recycling of coloured broken glass (which reduces environmental impact and therefore disposal costs) The project is
being run jointly by Glafo, Linné University and the glass industry. An article on the project has been published in Colourist. Press on the image to expand it. |
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