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Re: ATM gluing glass

To: atm@shore.net
Subject: Re: ATM gluing glass
From: Andy Saulietis <iss@pvtnetworks.net>
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2000 15:10:37 -0600
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Reply-To: Andy Saulietis <iss@pvtnetworks.net>
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At 02:53 PM 9/21/00 -0400, you wrote:

>i dont beleve all that i hear.
>i think glass can be glued for blanks.

The problem is not the thermal expansion
coefficient, but that the cement between
the layers of glass does not conduct as well
as the glass, so thermal gradients will exist
between the layers & mess up the figure.
I tried this (1/4" plate, 6" dia, 4 layers),
using optical cement. *Dismal* failure...

Andy Saulietis
ISS Enterprises
39 Silver Fox Trail
Mayhill NM 88339
505-687-3067 voice
505-687-3021 fax, call voice or e-mail to set up
e-mail: iss@pvtnetworks.net

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