Part 1 ... Glass, . . . Clay Products and Ceramic-Metal Systems
J. G. Brady Head, Ceramic Section, Mineral Processing Division, Mines Branch, Dept. of ,Energy, Mines & Resources, Ottawa, Ont.
Many advances in glass technology and processing are being made and the possibilities for glass as a material in the future appear unlimited. Float glass, glass-ceramics, highstrength sheet and container glass, glass-reinforced plastics, glass for electronic equipment, aerospace glass, glass fibres, glass vehicles, glasses with selective-reflective coatings and glare-reducing glasses, to name a few, provide areas of significance at present and for the future. There appear to be great opportunities, in certain localities of Canada, to develop new sources of raw materials for an expanding Canadian glass industry.
