View of a ZEBRA optical inspection station for on-line monitoring of a float glass ribbon.

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New Generation of End-Port Furnaces Part 1	New Generation of End-Port Furnaces Part 2
The TECO Group had the opportunity to build two new end-port furnaces in 1994 and 1995. The requirements were very different, but the end result was two very similar furnaces. The first contract was for Gregg & Co., who decided to start a program of modernization. Their business is in flint containers. The second furnace was for Stolzle Flacconage, whose business is in the cosmetic and toiletry industry, calling for higher quality glass.	This second article describes the energy consumptions and emissions of the end-port furnace installed by the TECO Group at Gregg & Co. and Stolzle Flacconage. The results show that a well-designed furnace is capable of both delivering energy consumptions which are comparable with the best in the industry and keeping emissions down to the levels stipulated in the UK.