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Foreword x Preface xi Acknowledgments xiii; Plenary Session; Challenges and Progress in Understanding Glass Melting 3 -- Mathieu Hubert and Irene Peterson; Cullet Supply Issues and Technologies 15 -- David M. Rue; Glass Surface Modifications for New Products in the 21st Century 29 -- J.W. McCamy, A. Ganjoo, and C-H Hung; Flat Glass Manufacturing Before Float 37 -- Luke Kutilek; Towards the Path for De-Carbonization-Understanding Legislative Challenges 55 -- Jim Nordmeyer; Dry Sorbent Injection System Optimization and Cost Reduction Potential Through Data Analysis 65 -- Gerald Hunt, Ian Saratovsky, and Melissa Sewell; 'Melting and Combustion' Model Predictive Control and Monitoring of the Batch Coverage and Shape, and Its Effects Upon the Crown Temperature. Can this be Correlated to the Overall Glass Quality and Stability in a Glass Furnace? 87 -- Erik Muijsenberg, Robert Bodi, Menno Eisenga, and Glenn Neff; Optimization of Energy Efficiency, Glass Quality and NO_xEmissions in Oxy-Fuel Glass Furnaces Through Advanced Oxygen Staging 101 -- Mark D. D'Agostini, and Bill Horan; Staged, Oxy-Fuel Wide Flame Burners to Mitigate Refractory Port Fouling and Foaming in Glass Furnaces 117 -- Gaurav Kulkarni, Uyi Iyoha, Shrikar Chakravarti, Patrick Diggins III, Arthur Francis, and Gregory J. Panuccio; Industry 3.9 Thermal Imaging Using the Near Infrared Borescope (NIR-B) 125 -- N. G. Simpson, S.F. Turner, and M. Bennett; Refractories INNOREG: Going Beyond a Well-Known Solution for Thermal Regenerators 141 -- Stefan Postrach and Elias Carrillo; Advanced Post Mortem Study, From Digital Survey to Micro Scale Analysis 151 -- Emile Lopez, Jean-Gaël Vuillermet, Isabelle Cabodi and Michel Gaubil; Digitally Mapping the Future of Glass Furnaces with Lasers 157 -- Bryn Snow, Crawford Murton, Corey Foster, and Ulf Hermansson; SORG 340S+® Forehearths -- Improvements and Operational Data 169 -- Rüdiger Nebel; Energy Recovery with a New Type of Tin Bath Cooler 177 -- Wolf Kuhn, Peter Molcan, and Stephane Guillon; Chemical Strengthening of Silicate Glasses: Dangerous and Beneficial Impurities 191 -- Vincenzo M. Sglavo; Environment Operating Experience with the OPTIMELT^TMHeat Recovery Technology on a Tableware Glass Furnace 201 -- M. van Valburg, F. Schuurmans, E. Sperry, S. Laux, R. Bell, A. Francis, S. Chakravarti and H. Kobayashi; Continuously Measuring CO and O₂to Optimize the Combustion Process 213 -- Lieke de Cock, Vincent van Liebergen, and Marco van Kersbergen; Mitigation Options for Respirable Crystalline Silica: Engineering Controls vs. Personal Protection 219 -- Kyle Billy; Future of Glass Melting in a World with Stringent Reductions of Carbon Dioxide 227 -- Stuart Hakes;