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barryharcum878 :

for the people who challenge what they're saying they should look up what happened to glassport Pennsylvania after a tornado hit the plant it was an entire town it was based off of glass production came to a complete halt due to losing power it took several months to clean up the mess and break all the glass up they never reopened and I believe they were the largest glass producer at the time that they shut down glassport Pennsylvania the town was named after what they did 20 minutes from Pittsburgh yes Pittsburgh was known for glass even before steel it's not just the home of PPG

OrgNintindo :

🤣😂🤣 it's 100% can be melted back down

souleater0913 :

Friendly reminder that this is only a problem when you are mass producing instead of focusing on quality😁.

DemonicalLogan :

The furnace had to stay hot, we do sometimes have a maintenance where we drain the glass from the bottom an clean it out and then do repairs but it takes months of work and alot of money. So yeah we keep the furnaces hot and running at all times so we can maintain the glass level/quality at all times. I don’t have a picture of the furnace but here is a fire polisher/glazer.

CS:Bouncy ball(age 25) :

how is maintenence on a glass firnice done seeing as the furnice can't shut down?

The8thKami :

ai script

David Pozzie :

worked at a glass plant. this is true

🇻🇦rootbeeraholic1🇻🇦 :

Liquid Glass is conductive, solid glass is very insulating

MichaelCaviar :

Glass is multipurpose like plastic🎉. It can always be recycled 😎so this is a facility that needs to be maintained.😮‍💨

jayeyecon :

It’s like trying to explain to your parents as a kid that you can’t pause an online game 😂

bileborg :

this is false whenever the furnace is get shut down they take about a week or so to reach the heat required to melt the glass that's currently slabed inside of it. so they do lose a lot of productivity but they don't have to rebuild the whole thing

ThatOneCivic992✝️ :

I love, exploring, abandoned marble factories and glass factories, such cool flower bed ornaments

H4zY :

Wouldn’t having a section not having glass be helpful. Like a secondary heat port?

LanceHouse Music Playlist :

Glass bottles are healthier for humans and the environment .

Shaun Witt586 :

Would need massive back up generators incase power loss

Michael Ingram :

so fake my dad worked at chances glass works in the UK and one of his jobs was to chip out all the soild glass when they shurt down for maintenance

🎀ХИБРИДО🎀 :

song name?

🇺🇸 Cablaze582 :

shusar0 :

These furnaces also keep running for about 15 years before it’s shut down and a new one is rebuilt

Mr Dodger 🇬🇧 💕✌️ :

Fake not true

Adaster98 :

Depends, if its an electrically heated furnace, it absolutely can be re-melted. If its gas, then not so much

no money tom :

yeah I'm pretty sure you can remelt class

👑👑👑king-7👑👑👑 :

gas company like this pay a lot

s1000rr :

many years ago a glass factory in Zambia suffered a massive power failure it was the end of the factory nothing was salvageable just the scrap metal 🤔