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.

PROJECTS
Glafo runs projects arising from industry's or society's needs. The general aim and results of these projects are presented in reports, press publications and as papers to various sector meetings. Detailed results are restricted to the companies participating in the projects.

Many projects involve the development of materials, environmental aspects and/or quality. The results can deliver such benefits as new functions, reduced environmental impact and/or a higher yield from industrial processes.

CURRENT PROJECTS
- TIME - Transparent Intelligent Materials for Excellence
- Transparent Intelligence
- Evaluation of sunshading films
- SåNätt
- European COST action on structural glass
- Development of cost-effective optical fibre for sunlight lighting
- WoodWisdom - Load Bearing Timber Glass Composites (LBTGC)
- Functional Glass Surfaces
- Network for flat glass interested parties

CLOSED PROJECTS
- Architecture linked to developments in float glass - a feasibility study
- Glass panels in wet areas and kitchens
- Polishing glass by means of water cutting technology – cross-diciplinary collaboration for sustainable development
- A feasibility study - Glass for Solar Cells and Solar Collectors
- Green development as a driving force for phaseout of undesirable substances
- Nano building materials - strategies for application in sensitive public environments
- Scratch resistance of flat glass
- Linnaeus University colour system - an expert system for simulating and visualising coloured glass
- Glass-wood combinations – innovative building products with added value
- Flow characteristic of glass wool melts
- Identification and elimination of glass ceramics when recycling glass
- Shrinkage of mineral wool
- A new optical fibre for energy conserving sunlightning of buildings and tunnels
- Crystallisation study of a number of different mineral wool compositions
- Characterisation of solar cell glass: a feasibility study of the mobility properties of antimony
- Utopia?! Constructions with columns and beams in glass
- A book in english about glass
- Modification of dishwashers for tablet dosage
- Glass wool – measuring the suitability of the glass involved
- Hard glass surfaces
- Alabaster glass - coloured opaline glass
- Replacement of boron in art glass
- SPA - Alternatives to acid polishing of art glass – preliminary study
- Replacement of selenium in bottle glass
- Studies of the flowability of glass wool melt
- The effect of glass composition on hardness
- Selenium ruby glass
- Refining efficiency in relation to the oxygen activity of the melt
- Surface analysis methods for dishwashed glass
- Spectrophotometric quantification of colouring elements in glass
- Reactive batch
- Glass structure in mineral wool
- Re-use of cullet - from waste to resource
- Enhanced functionality of self-cleaning and antibacterial surface coatings - FUNCOAT
- Re-use of coloured cullet
- Antimony immobilisation
- Preliminary study – Chemical strengthening of flat glass
- Surface studies by leaching
- Red glasses
- Industrial adaption of red glasses coloured by pigments of molybdenum chalcogenide
- Demonstration and application of SEM
- Spectrophotometric quantification of colouring elements in glass
- Methods to determine chemical resistance
- Viscosity calculations of glass in the system "low-melting glasses"
- Decolourisation of container glass with cobalt and selenium
- Dishwasher resistant and impact resistant glass
- Low-melting unleaded glass
- Gold ruby
- New pot materials with improved corrosion resistance
- Solubility of gases – chemical refining
- Glass book (in Swedish)
- Pot furnace heated by flameless combustion of biofuel
- Low melting glasses
- Virtual Glass Academy - a pedagogical model for e-learning with multimedia support
- HQ-COSYS
- Redox activity and colour interaction
- Continuous Emission Monitor (CEM) for total fluoride
- Retention of Selenium in container glass
- A dynamic leaching test for isolating fibres
- Development of alternative glass colours with improved properties
- Workability - fibre glass
- Melting, foaming and bubble generation of crystal glass
- Faktorer för teoretisk beräkning av alfa
- Laser firing of enamels
- Refining by use of sulphate compounds
- Pelletising of non nitrate batch
- Cerium oxide refining
- Thermical interaction between Fe and Se in container glass
- Annealing lehr measurements
- Recycling of foundry sand
- Knowledge transfer - studio glass works
- Knowledge transfer - secondary glass manufacturers
- Phosphate opal glass for lighting glass
- CRAFT - ”Evaluation of the biosafety of lead substitutes used in the manufacture of unleaded crystal”
- Non nitrate refining
- New pot material -industrial trials
- Coloured opal glass
- Corrosion properties of refractory materials in rock wool
- New melting/heating technique
- Redox control at fiber manufacture
- Studies of blisters induced by foreign particles at production of container glass
- Mechanical properties of non lead crystals
- Virtual glass academy - prestudy