CelSian offers introductory training on electric systems for glass melting
Electricity will play a major role in the ongoing energy transition needed to reduce CO2 emissions. Although electric melting of glass is an old technology, there is still a need for more research and specifically education, believes technology specialist CelSian.
The company is running an introductory ‘Electric Systems for Glass Melting’ training course aimed at those who are not familiar with, or would like to refresh their knowledge of electrical furnace boosting, all-electric melting and many aspects of the electrical systems in and outside the furnace.
The first edition of the course will take place from 15–18 June over four half-days, starting at European time 2pm CET; American time 8am EST. Training will cover furnace boosting systems, hybrid melting and all-electric melting, focusing on the system from the electrical grid up to the electrodes and beyond.
CelSian advises that it will start with the basics and slowly guide ‘trainees’ through the course, providing a pragmatic level of understanding of the whole system.
Interested parties can register online at www.celsian.nl/academy or email academy@celsian.nl with any questions regarding the training.
