Showing posts with label CoE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CoE. Show all posts
Sunday, 10 December 2023

Sealing MEMS Devices with Glass

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  Krista Grayson • December 5, 2023 Micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) have revolutionized various industries by integrating miniaturize...
Sunday, 27 August 2023

Coe and compatibility

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From time to time you will see the statement: “CoE is the determinant of compatibility” This is Not True!    I wish I could ...

Compatibility of Glasses with the Same CoE

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Questions such as “ How compatible are Wissmach W90 and Bullseye?” are asked from time to time.   This does show some awareness that Bul...

CoE Useage

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Does anyone know what CoE means? ·          First the proper abbreviation is CoLE. ·          This means Coefficient of Linear Expans...

CoE as the Determinant of Temperature Characteristics

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Many people are under the impression that CoE can tell you a wide number of things about fusing glass.  What does CoE really mean? ...

"CoE Equals Compatibility" - Kiln Forming Myths 10

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CoE equals compatibility. This is as persistent myth.  CoE is an abbreviation for Coefficient of Linear Expansion.  It is not an abbr...

CoE and Temperatures

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CoE as a Determinant of Temperature Characteristics What CoE Really Tells Us The wide spread and erroneous use of CoE to indicate c...

Mixing COE

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Our use of Coe as an equivalent for compatibility can lead to difficulties. The only compatibility that can be relied on is that given by t...

Is CoE Important?

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CoE is more important to the manufacturer (in combination with viscosity) than to the kiln worker. It has gained a heightened profile, as...