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NFRC Opens Spring Committee Meeting on Notes of Optimism
“The green wave is coming,” announced officials for the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) yesterday, and along with it an expected 25% increase in the market for fenestration products, they added. That was one of several messages used to usher … Continue reading
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Tagged aerogels, Annual Spring Committee Meeting, bio waste materials, commercial glazing, COVID-19, Deb Callahan, fenestration products, FenStar program deliverables, green wave, insulating glass units (IGUs), nano-cellulose structures, National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC), National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), R-10 windows, Rob Tenent, thin glass, transparent formats, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), vacuum insulating glass (VIG)
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GlassCon Takes on Thin Glass and Acoustics
GlassCon Global 2016 began its educational presentations Thursday afternoon in Boston with a variety of glass-related topics covered simultaneously in three separate tracks. Jurgen Neugebauer, one of the many speakers, kicked off one of the tracks discussing thin glass. “What … Continue reading
Summer Hues
Last night someone told me, “I don’t want it to be June 30. I don’t want June to be over.” I asked if there was something happening in July he wasn’t looking forward to. He said, “No. It’s just that … Continue reading
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Tagged architectural glass, Corning, GlassCon Global, glasstec, thin glass, USGlass magazine, USGNN
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My Favorite Things
Ask anyone and they’ll tell you, there is nothing out there quite like glasstec. The show is big. Really big. Whatever you need, you’re probably going to find it there. Take a walk through the glass technology live pavilion and … Continue reading
