Abstract: The invention relates to a container (1) made of glass or stoneware for a beverage having surface irregularities in a chosen region, the irregularities forming nucleation sites inside the container, the nucleation sites favouring the formation of bubbles in contact with a carbonated beverage, comprising a layer of enamel (10) coating the chosen region, a plurality of enamel grains (12) arranged on the surface of said layer of enamel (10) and attached to said layer of enamel (10), and a hydrophobic compound (13) arranged on a portion of the surface of said enamel grains (12).

Abstract: Method for manufacturing a hollow item made of glass, involving receiving a glass item associated with a moil (cap) at a temperature in excess of 100° C., setting the glass item in motion in a direction of conveying and in rotation on itself about an axis of the glass item, moving mobile equipment at a substantially constant distance from the glass item, identifying a relative position of the mobile equipment with respect to an edge of the glass item, regulating the distance between the mobile equipment and an edge of the glass item as the glass item is rotating and as the mobile equipment and the glass item are jointly moving along, firing a laser beam from optics supported by the mobile equipment toward said edge of the glass item in order to make holes and to part the glass item from the moil.

Abstract: The invention relates to a glass production method comprising the production of a glass precursor mixture for a glass furnace, in which water, sand and sodium carbonate are mixed in weight proportions of between 0 and 5%, 40 and 65%, and greater than 0 and at most 25% respectively, and, after at least 10 minutes, calcium oxide is added in a weight proportion of between 1 and 20% of the total. The invention relates to a method for producing glass using a mixture containing, in particular, calcium oxide, and a glass melting furnace, said method and furnace using a burner with a flame directed at the glass batch.

Abstract: [Low boron content culinary cooking glass composition comprising, by weight, SiO2+Al2O3 more than 73.0%, CaO+MgO at least 8.0%, SiO2 from 70.0 to 78.0%, Na2O from 8.0 to 12.0%, CaO from 4.0 to 8.0%, Al2O3 less than 5.0%, MgO from 3.0 to 11.0%, K2O less than 2.0%, SrO less than 5.0%, SO3 less than 0.25% and B2O3 less than 0.20%, having a glass transition temperature Tg less than 700° C., preferably less than 640° C., a coefficient of expansion less than 75.0 10?7 K?1 and a specific thermal stress less than 0.75 MPa/K.

Abstract: Carbonated beverage container 1, in particular a glass, comprising a sealed wall made of at least one structural material, the sealed wall defining an internal surface having a bottom portion between a bottom 4 of the sealed wall and a region of maximum diameter and an edge portion located above the bottom portion, the sealed wall comprising, in the bottom portion, a plurality of open pores 6 forming a pattern occupying an area of between 0.01 and 5%, preferably between 0.10 and 1%, of the area of the bottom portion and having an open cross shape.

Abstract: Installation including an industrial glass furnace (1) including a tank (2) for molten glass (3), a combustion heating chamber (4) situated above the tank (2), and a duct for evacuation of flue gases in communication with said heating chamber (4), and a stone furnace including a firing zone (21) for stone to be fired, the flue gas evacuation duct including a flue gas outlet that is connected to the firing zone (21) of stone to be fired and supplying the firing zone (21) of stone to be fired with flue gases at high temperature.

Abstract: The invention relates to a glass production method comprising charging a glass furnace with solid-state raw materials, said raw materials comprising granular glassy sodium silicate and having a moisture content of less than 1%, preferably 0%, by weight, and powdered calcium oxide.

Abstract: Carbonated beverage container (1), particularly a glass, comprising a sealed wall made of at least one structural material defining an internal surface intended to receive the beverage, said internal surface comprising an area provided with a discontinuous hydrophobic coating (7) comprising a polymerized siloxane, a plurality of recesses (8) being provided in the hydrophobic coating (7), said recesses (8) not passing through the sealed wall.

Abstract: Tableware or furniture item (1) comprising a top part and a leg (4), produced in at least two parts:—the top part comprising a parison (2) or a support for another object and at least one annular stud (22) turned downwards, having at least one frustoconical outer surface (24) forming a buckling prevention member and provided with at least one lateral bulge (25) set apart from the base of the stud, and—the leg comprising an inner member (5) provided with a female link turned upwards to cooperate with the stud (22) of the top part, and comprising a plurality of concentric angular sectors (12) separated by slots (13), making said female link clamp the corresponding stud in the assembled position, and providing it with elasticity allowing it to pass over the lateral bulge during assembly, and an outer skirt (6).

Abstract: The invention relates to a container (1) made of glass or stoneware for a beverage having surface irregularities in a chosen region, the irregularities forming nucleation sites inside the container, the nucleation sites favouring the formation of bubbles in contact with a carbonated beverage, comprising a layer of enamel (10) coating the chosen region, a plurality of enamel grains (12) arranged on the surface of said layer of enamel (10) and attached to said layer of enamel (10), and a hydrophobic compound (13) arranged on a portion of the surface of said enamel grains (12).

Abstract: Machine and method for manufacturing glass objects, in particular stemmed glass, comprising a blank mold 1 configured to receive glass at flow temperature, and a pressing punch 2 that can be moved in translation along a first axis, characterized in that the blank mold 1 comprises an upwardly flared upper portion 3 formed of one part, and an upwardly non-flared lower portion 13 formed of multiple parts, the parts of the lower portion 13 being movable in translation with a component along axes arranged in a plane normal to the first axis, the upper portion 3 having, along any axis normal to the first axis, a minimum dimension greater than the maximum dimension of the lower portion 13 along the axis normal to the first axis so that the molded object in the lower portion 13 can pass through the upper portion 3 in translation along the first axis.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method for manufacturing a hollow glass item and, specifically, to a method for manufacturing an item made of hollow pressed glass. The method includes a step of depositing at least one drop of molten glass into a mold intended for modelling a predetermined outer shape of the glass item to be manufactured; a step of pressing the molten glass into the mold by a shaping punch in order to shape the hollow glass item by hollowing out an inside space; a step of marking the glass item with a marking tool which is independent from the shaping punch, in order to imprint at least one raised and/or recessed pattern in the inside space of the glass item; a step of cooling the marked, pressed glass item; and a step of removing the glass item from the mold.

Abstract: The invention relates to a glass production method comprising the production of a glass precursor mixture for a glass furnace, in which water, sand and sodium carbonate are mixed in weight proportions of between 0 and 5%, 40 and 65%, and greater than 0 and at most 25% respectively, and, after at least 10 minutes, calcium oxide is added in a weight proportion of between 1 and 20% of the total. The invention relates to a method for producing glass using a mixture containing, in particular, calcium oxide, and a glass melting furnace, said method and furnace using a burner with a flame directed at the glass batch.

Abstract: Installation including an industrial glass furnace (1) including a tank (2) for molten glass (3), a combustion heating chamber (4) situated above the tank (2), and a duct for evacuation of flue gases in communication with said heating chamber (4), and a stone furnace including a firing zone (21) for stone to be fired, the flue gas evacuation duct including a flue gas outlet that is connected to the firing zone (21) of stone to be fired and supplying the firing zone (21) of stone to be fired with flue gases at high temperature.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method for manufacturing a hollow glass item and, specifically, to a method for manufacturing an item made of hollow pressed glass. The method includes a step of depositing at least one drop of molten glass into a mold intended for modelling a predetermined outer shape of the glass item to be manufactured; a step of pressing the molten glass into the mold by a shaping punch in order to shape the hollow glass item by hollowing out an inside space; a step of marking the glass item with a marking tool which is independent from the shaping punch, in order to imprint at least one raised and/or recessed pattern in the inside space of the glass item; a step of cooling the marked, pressed glass item; and a step of removing the glass item from the mold.