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______________________________________SiO2 73-78B2 O3 9-12Al2 O3 1.5-4Li2 O 0-4Na2 O 1-5K2 O 1-5MgO 0-3CaO 1-3SrO + BaO 0-2ZnO 1-2ZrO2 0.5-3Σ alkali metal oxides 5-7Σ MgO + CaO + SrO + BaO + ZnO + ZrO2 6-10.______________________________________
______________________________________SiO2 73-78B2 O3 9-12Al2 O3 1.5-4Li2 O 0-4Na2 O 1-5K2 O 1-5MgO 0-3CaO 1-3SrO + BaO 0-2ZnO 1-2ZrO2 0.5-3Σ alkali metal oxides 5-7Σ MgO + CaO + SrO + BaO + ZnO + ZrO2 6-10.______________________________________
This application is a divisional of U.S. application Ser. No. 08/283,853, filed Aug. 1, 1994, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,656,558.
The invention relates to a glass body, especially in the tempered state, in of a glass panel or glass pane, which is suitable for the production of highly heat-stable glazings which meet both fire retardant and safety glass requirements. Although the invention is described in terms of German requirements, the invention is also intended to conform to U.S. standards and requirements, e.g., those of the Underwriters Laboratories.
Fire retardant glazings including frames and hardware must conform to fire resistance classes in terms of retarding the passage of fire and smoke. In Germany, fire retardant glazings are classified into fire resistance classes G30, G60, G90 and G120. Installation in the frame results in the glass panel or panel being covered at its edge by the lip of the frame which retains the glass. In the event of an outbreak of fire, there arises between the covered edge of the pane and the exposed center of the pane a temperature difference which, depending on the depth and type of edge covering, can be between 200 and 350 K. The fire resistance period in a standard fire to DIN 4102 depends in the first instance on the softening temperature (EW), pane size, pane thickness and the edge cover, and on absorption, reflection and thermal conductivity of the glass.
The wider the edge cover, the longer the glazing withstands being pulled out of the frame. The softening temperature of a glass is given in accordance with DIN 52312, Part 3, as the temperature at which the glass has a viscosity of 107.6 dpas, approximately the same viscosity at which glassblowers form glassware.
In the case of glazings in buildings, the glazings must frequently meet a number of requirements simultaneously. Fire retardant glazings which are installed, for example, in doors, must ensure the safety of users in daily use, in addition to affording fire protection. Thus, glazings may not break easily under mechanical loading. If, for example, in spite of this breakage resistance, an impact by a human body against the glazing results in pane breakage, there should be forced only small, blunt-edged fragments as the glazing breaks (DIN 18361, Section 184.108.40.206).
In practice three types of monolithic glasses are currently used for fire retardant glazings. The most frequently used is wired lime-soda glass. In the event of an outbreak of fire, the wired glass cracks after only a few minutes. The pieces of glass are, however, held together by the embedded spot-welded wire mesh. Wired glasses are able to resist fire for up to 60 minutes in specific designs having relatively small pane dimensions. Under mechanical loading, however, wired glasses break more easily than normal glass panes of the same thickness because the glass exhibits fine internal flaws which are due to the wire mesh. Mechanical breakage may cause serious injury as a result of barb formation. A further disadvantage of wired glasses is their less attractive appearance.
Thermally highly-tempered lime-soda glasses (for example float glass) are also utilized as fire retardant glazings. The high coefficient of thermal expansion of these glasses means that such glass panes possess, even at a high compressive stress of 120N/mm2 --irrespective of pane thickness--a temperature difference resistance (TUF), between the cold edge of the pane and the hot center of only about 200 to 220 K. The temperature difference resistance characterizes the property of a pane to withstand the difference in temperature between the hot center of the pane and the cold edge. The parameter for the TUF is given as the temperature difference in degrees Kelvin between the maximum temperature of the hot pane surface in the central zone of the pane and the temperature of the (covered) cold edge of the pane, exceeding which as a rule results in stress fracture. The temperature difference resistance (TUF) is determined by the following standard method of measurement: panes (approx. 25×25 cm2) are heated in defined manner in the central zone of the panel (area approx. 254 cm2), with a 2 cm wide edge of the pane being held at room temperature. The ratio of the cold surface area to the hot surface area which is thus adjusted is selected such that the maximum permitted temperature difference determined by the standard measuring method is directly translatable to the majority of installation situations in conventional practice. The TUF is given as that temperature difference between the hot center of the pane and the cold edge, at which 5 or less percent of samples fail as a result of fracture.
So that in the event of fire the TUF, which in the case of lime-soda glasses is very low, for a fire protection glazing not to be exceeded, only a narrow retaining lip equivalent to a small rebated glass depth of 10 mm or less, is permitted, leading to more rapid heating of the edge of the pane. At approximately 780° C., the softening temperature of lime-soda glass (float glass) is also relatively low, so that fire retardant glazings of thermally tempered lime-soda glass are able to resist fire for 30 minutes only in specific frame systems and at certain pane sizes and thicknesses, thus conforming only to the lowest fire resistance class, G30. The safety glass requirements (safe break) are, however, met by these glasses.
The third commonly used fire protection glass is a thermally tempered borosilicate glass having a low coefficient of thermal expansion α20/300 of 3.3×10-6 K-1. The maximum compressive stress which can be achieved in this glass is about 50-60N/mm2 using a conventional air tempering plant which can achieve a heat transmission coefficient of approx. 300 Watt per (m2 ×K). Despite this low compressive stress, the glasses nevertheless possess a temperature difference resistance in excess of 400 K as a result of the low specific thermal stress φ of 0.25. The specific thermal stress φ is calculated using the equation φ=α×E/(131 μ), where E denotes the elastic modulus N/mm2 and μ the Poisson constant. These fire retardant glazings resist the heating-up process at the beginning of a fire even with a 20 to 30 mm edge cover. The higher softening temperature of 820° C. enables these fire protection glazings, depending on design, to resist fire for 90-120 minutes. Although the low temper of 50-60N/mm2 is adequate to compensate for thermal stresses during the heating-up phase of a fire, however, it is insufficient to allow the glazing to disintegrate into fine fragments required by DIN 1249, Part 12, in the event of mechanical breakage. Consequently, these glazings cannot be used for all applications.
It is also known that chilling glasses by immersion in oil-coated water can achieve a heat transmission which is higher by a factor of about 10 than that achieved by air chilling. This makes it fundamentally possible to generate a compressive stress of approx. 100N/mm2 in a 5 mm-thick pane of borosilicate glass having a thermal expansion of only 3.3-10-6 K-1. The temperature difference resistance is in this way increased to some 600 K, and the glazing disintegrates into fine fragments in the event of mechanical breakage.
Although this increased temperature difference resistance would allow a wider edge cover, an edge cover wider than 30 mm does not afford appreciable advantages in terms of the fire resistance period and is therefore not used in practice. Tempering glasses by chilling in oil-coated water has considerable disadvantages in comparison with air chilling, and these have hitherto largely prevented its use in producing fire safety glasses. On the one hand, the process is technically more demanding and considerably more cost-intensive than air chilling in a conventional air tempering plant, and on the other, chilling in oil-coated water requires the panes to be heated up and chilled vertically, suspended on nippers. The impressions left by the nippers are, however, always a particular weak point from an aesthetic viewpoint in the case of glazings.
An object of the invention is to provide glass panes which can be tempered sufficiently in a conventional air tempering plant having a heat transmission coefficient of approx. 200 to 550 Watt per (m2 ×K) at 1 to 19 kPas blowing pressure so as to yield glazings that disintegrate into fine fragments according to DIN 1249 in the event of mechanical breakage while, as fire retardant glazings, reliably resist fire for 30-120 minutes, even in large sizes, depending on design, in conventional frame systems and without the need for wire.
Another object is to provide the resultant tempered glass and glazings.
Upon further study of the specification and appended claims, further objects and advantages of this invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art.
These objects are achieved by providing a tempered glass body having in the tempered state the following properties:
a coefficient of thermal expansion α20/300 between 3 and 6×10-6 K-1,
a specific thermal stress φ between 0.3 and 0.5 n/(mm2 ×K),
a glass transition temperature Tg between 535 and 850° C.,
a product of the specific thermal stress φ multiplied by (Tg-20° C.) between 180 and 360N/mm2,
a temperature at a viscosity of 1013 dPas above 560° C.,
a softening temperature at a viscosity of 107.6 dPas above 830° C.,
a working temperature at a viscosity of 104 dPas (working temperature) below 1300° C.,
said glass consisting essentially of composition A or composition B in weight percent based on oxides:
Composition A
______________________________________SiO2 73-78B2 O3 9-12Al2 O3 1.5-4Li2 O 0-4Na2 O 1-5K2 O 1-5MgO 0-3CaO 1-3SrO + BaO 0-2ZnO 1-2ZrO2 0.5-3Σ alkali metal oxides 5-7Σ MgO + CaO + SrO + BaO + ZnO + ZrO2 6-10______________________________________
Composition B
______________________________________SiO2 57-64B2 O3 0-6Al2 O3 12-17MgO 0-6CaO 5-19SrO + BaO 0-6.5ZnO 0-7ZrO2 1-5.5CeO2 0-8TiO2 0-4.5Σ MgO + CaO + SrO + BaO + ZnO + ZrO2 + CeO2 6-10.ub.2______________________________________
Compositions A and B may optionally include NaCL, Sb2 O3, As2 O3, and CeO2 in conventional quantities as refining agents.
The coefficient of thermal expansion α20/300 of the glasses should be between 3 and 6×10-6 K-1. Glasses having such low coefficients of thermal expansion are also known as hard glass. The specific thermal stress φ should be between 0.3 and 0.5N/(mm2 K). The specific thermal stress φ is calculated using the equation φ=E×α/(1-μ), where α is the coefficient of thermal expansion, E is the elastic modulus and μ is the Poisson number. The elastic modulus E, at 65 GPa, and the Poisson number μ, at 0.2, are taken as constant, because they change hardly at all with glass composition. Fire retardant glazings should exhibit a temperature difference resistance of at least 330, preferably 350, in particular at least 400 K, in order, in the event of outbreak of a fire, to withstand reliably the more rapid heating of the center of the pane (when the edge of the pane is cold), with an edge covering of adequate width. Panes which are between 5 and 7 mm thick are generally utilized as fire retardant glazings, with 5 mm-thick panes generally preferred for reasons of cost. In order for thermally tempered panes to disintegrate into fine fragments in the event of mechanical breakage and in order to comply with the safety properties to DIN 1249 (safe break), they must as a rule exhibit a compressive stress of at least 80N/mm2. However, if the compressive stress is too great, that is to say markedly above 120N/mm2, there is a danger that internal defects in the glass (for example crystals or microscopic particles) may lead to direct or delayed spontaneous breakage of the pane.
The temperature difference resistance of a pane is dependent on the quotient of total pane strength divided by specific thermal stress φ. The theoretical total pane strength is in turn made up of the basic strength of the glass (σG) and the compressive stress (σv). In the light of the requirement for a maximum compressive stress of 120N/mm2 and a minimum temperature difference resistance of 350 K, the resulting upper limit for the specific thermal stress is approx. 0.5N per (mm2 ×K) is obtained. For a minimum compressive stress of approx. 80N/mm2 and a temperature difference resistance of 400 K, a thermal stress factor of 0.3N per (mm2 ×K) is allowed.
It is known that in a given tempering plant (constant heat transmission), the higher the thermal expansion α and/or the thermal stress factor ® the greater the compressive stress σv generated in the glass pane. However, whereas the specific thermal stress φ should be as low as possible for a high temperature difference resistance, it has to be as high as possible in order to generate sufficient compressive stress. It is therefore described (DE 30 01 944) that in the case of hard glasses (α≦6×10-6 K) having a specific thermal stress <0.5N per (mm2 ×K) it is not possible by means of air chilling to generate a temper which is sufficient for use as safety glass.
It has surprisingly been found that, even in a conventional air tempering plant, such glasses can be tempered so highly that they have a temperature difference resistance of at least 350 K and simultaneously the property of a safety glass if their product of coefficient of thermal stress φ multiplied by (Tg-20° C.) is between 180 and 360N/mm2 and their glass-transition temperature Tg is between 535 and 850° C.
It has emerged that increasing the transition temperature of the glass increases both the compressive stress and, as a result of this compressive stress, the temperature difference resistance.
Although there is in principle no upper limit to the transition temperature Tg, a Tg of 850° C., preferably 750° C., should not be exceeded as otherwise there is a danger that in the event of fire the glazing will be broken by the steel frame as it becomes distorted, because the glass is not yet soft enough. Moreover, as the Tg rises, the capital and operating costs for the heating furnace naturally also increase, because the pane must be heated to above the Tg before chilling. If the transition temperature Tg falls below 535° C., it is generally no longer possible to achieve the desired temper.
Furthermore, in order to achieve the twin goals of fire resistance period and temper (safe break) in the glass, panes, the product of specific thermal stress φ multiplied by (Tg-20° C.) must be between 180 and 360 N/mm2. If this range is exceeded, the temperature difference resistance falls. Below the value of 180N/mm2, these glasses can no longer conform to safety glasses when using conventional air tempering plants.
It should be possible to effect the tempering in a conventional air tempering plant, that is to say air tempering plants which enable lime-soda glasses of up to a minimum thickness of 2.8 mm to be tempered in a conventional manner. The tempering takes place in these plants by the blowing-on of air at a blowing pressure of 1-10 kPas. This achieves a heat transmission of approx. 200-550 W/(m2 ×K). Conventional present-day plants operate within the heat transmission region of approx. 300 W/(m2 ×K). When heat transmission is below 200 W/(m2 ×K) it is generally no longer possible to achieve adequate temper. It is perfectly possible to use a tempering plant having heat transmission values higher than 550 W/(m2 ×K); however, an increase in the heat transmission values in air tempering plants is associated with increasing technical demands. In the case of glazings in buildings, horizontal tempering plants are preferred, since these are able to avoid leaving objectionable nipper impressions in the tempered glass. For additional information on conventional air tempering plants and the subject of tempering in general, reference is made to the patent and general literature on the subject, e.g., Uhlmann and Kneidl, Glass, Science and Technology, Vol. 5, Chapter 5, "Thermal Tempering of Glass," especially pp. 199-203, Robert Gordon, 1980, Academic Press, New York.
Fire tests have shown that the softening temperature of the glasses should be above 830° C., in particular above 860° C. An elevated softening temperature has the advantage that either larger glazings can be obtained in the same fire resistance class, or that glazings of the same size attain the next highest fire resistance class. Under certain circumstances it is also possible at higher softening temperatures to utilise thinner panes, eg 5 mm thick, instead of 7 mm thick panes. The term softening temperature is understood to be the temperature at which the glass has a viscosity of 107.6 dPas.
Since the quality requirements of the fire protection glazings are stringent as regards absence of bubbles and reams, the working temperature VA, that is to say the temperature at which the viscosity of the glass is 104 dPas (working temperature), should not exceed 1300° C., and preferably not exceed 1280° C. Glasses having such working temperatures can still be produced on float glass plants.
Finally, the temperature of the upper annealing temperature, that is to say the temperature at which the viscosity of the glass is 1013, should also be above 560° C., in order to avoid leaving on the glass impressions of the conveyor rollers used in the tempering plant. A range of from 600° to 620° C. is preferred for the upper annealing temperature.
The following equations show the link between heat transmission value α-, temper σv, basic strength of the glass σG, temperature difference resistance TUF, pane thickness d and glass transition temperature Tg. ##EQU1##
It is possible to make some simplifications to the calculations: a basic strength σG of 50N/mm2 and a thermal conductivity of 1.45 W/(m×K) may be taken as constant in respect of all glasses, because these values do not to any real extent depend on the composition of the glass. Room temperature (20° C.) can be inserted for T∞. Table 1 shows some examples of the glass transition temperature at different temper values σv, temperature difference resistance TUF, and pane thickness d.
TABLE 1______________________________________No. αv TUF ψ d B σ.sub.ν /B σ.sub.ν /(B.ν) Tg______________________________________1 80 350 0.37 7 0.42 191 515 5352 80 350 0.37 5 0.34 235 635 6553 120 350 0.49 7 0.42 285 581 6014 120 350 0.49 5 0.34 353 720 7405 80 400 0.325 7 0.42 191 588 6086 80 400 0.325 5 0.34 235 723 7437 120 400 0.425 7 0.42 285 670 6908 120 400 0.425 5 0.34 353 830 850______________________________________
Borosilicate glasses having glass transition temperatures of up to 600° C. are suitable for tempers σv of up to 120N/mm2 at pane thicknesses of approx. 7 mm, see Table 1, No. 3.
Borosilicate glasses having the required properties may be found within the following composition range (as wt-%, based on oxide): SiO2 73-78; B2 O3 9-12; Al2 O3 1.5-4; Na2 O 1-5; K2 O 1-5; Li2 O 0-4; Σ Na2 O+K2 O+Li2 O 5-7; MgO 0-3; CaO 1-3; BaO+SrO 0-2; ZnO 1-2; ZrO2 0.5-3; Σ MgO+CaO+SrO+BaO+ZnO+ZrO2 6-10 and optionally also refining agents such as Sb2 O3, As2 O3, CeO2 or NaCl in the conventional quantities. Both the softening temperatures of up to 860° C. and the working temperatures of below 1300° C. of these glasses lie within the required range.
For even higher tempers or thinner panes, only alumosilicate glasses having a glass transition temperature Tg>650° C. may be utilised. Alumosilicate glasses having the required properties are within the composition range (as wt-%, based on oxide) of: SiO2 57-64; B2 O3 0-6; Al2 O3 12-17; MgO 0-6; CaO 5-19; SrO+BaO 0`Σ MgO+CaO+SrO+BaO+ZnO+ZrO2 +CeO2 +TiO2 16-26; and optionally also conventional refining agents such as NaCl, Sb2 O3, AS2O3 in the conventional quantities.
With increasing fire duration and hence increasing pane temperature, the total transmission of the glass increases. The result is to increase the thermal radiation on the side of the pane which is remote from the fire as the fire duration increases. This limits the scope for using these glasses, in particular if there are readily ignitable materials by the fire protection glazing on the side remote from the fire, or if escape routes for people or animals must be safeguarded.
In order to reduce this thermal radiation, multilayer glazings are used in which heat-consuming or intumescent interlayers are applied, and when the heat is intense, these foam or bring about a drop in the pane temperature on the side remote from the fire by evaporating or becoming turbid. It is furthermore known to coat panes on the side facing the fire or on both sides in temperature-resistant, heat-reflecting manner, thus bringing about a reduction in the thermal radiation emitted by the pane.
Although all of these layers effect a high degree of reflection of thermal radiation, which may be over 75%, and show only a low degree of emission (below 25%) in the event of fire, these layers do increase the cost of the product considerably and cannot, moreover, for optical reasons be utilized without restriction in glazings in buildings.
Surprisingly, in the case of the borosilicate glasses there takes place during the gradual rise in temperature which occurs in the panes in the event of fire, in particular at high temperatures, a partial demixing which gives rise to a second vitreous phase having a high boric acid content. This partial demixing takes place on the fire side of the glass, where it causes turbidity of the glass, thus significantly reducing passage of thermal radiation. The result is a reduction in surface temperature and in thermal radiation of the glazing. Moreover, the glass--irrespective of composition--can become more rigid as a result of this demixing. Similar effects are observed when alumosilicate glasses are used in lieu of the borosilicate glasses. However, in the case of alumosilicate glasses there is no demixing, surface crystallisation instead taking place which, however, has the same effects in terms of reducing the passage of radiation and stiffening the pane at higher temperatures.
Although the description of the invention focuses substantially on the example of a fire protection safety glass, the glass according to the invention is also particularly suitable for producing tempered glass bodies which must both meet safety glass requirements and also have a high thermal resistance: for example, for light domes, portholes, glass cupola roofs, glass doors, furnace doors (including curved), smoke control doors, protective glasses for lights, baking oven windows, etc.
Without further elaboration, it is believed that one skilled in the art can, using the preceding description, utilize the present invention to its fullest extent. The following preferred specific embodiments are, therefore, to be construed as merely illustrative and not limitative of the remainder of the disclosure in any way whatsoever.
In the foregoing and in the following examples, all temperatures are set forth uncorrected in degrees Celsius; and, unless otherwise indicated, all parts and percentages are by weight.
The entire disclosures of all applications, patents, and publications cited above and below and of corresponding German P 43 25 656.2, filed Jul. 30, 1993, are hereby incorporated by reference.
Where compressive stresses are indicated in the following Examples, these were quantified both non-destructively, by measuring stress-optical birefringence (as N/mm2) and also following destruction of the pane, by counting the glass fragments (n=average number per 50 mm×50 mm counting field) and the average fragment area a (in mm2). If the appearance of the fragments complies with the requirements of DIN 1249 for safety glass, this is indicated by the word "complies". The mechanical stability of the tempered panes to an impact delivered in pendulum manner was furthermore determined and classified, for example to BS 6206 or DIN 52337. The resistance periods in the fire test were determined to DIN 4102 using the unit temperature curve (ETK).
A 1200 mm×2000 mm borosilicate flat glass pane 5 mm thick was installed with a 15 mm rebated edge in a steel frame and was subjected to the fire test to DIN 4102. The composition of the glass (as wt-%, based on oxide) was: 74.0 SiO2 ; 10.1 B2 O3 ; 2.8 Al2 O3 ; 3.5 Na2 O; 3.6 K2 O; 2.7 CaO; 1.4 ZnO; 1.7 ZrO2 and 0.2 TiO2.
This glass has the following properties: α20/300 =4.5×10-6 K-1; Tg=585° C.; upper annealing temperature=601° C.; softening temperature=860° C.; working temperature=1250° C.; φ=0.45N/(mm2 ×K); φ×(Tg - 20° C.)=254N/mm2 ; average temper=98N/mm2 (n>150, a<18); mode of fragmentation to DIN 1249=complies; pendulum impact to BS 6206=class A.
Resistance period: (DIN 4102, Part 13) in the fire test was >60 minutes.
A borosilicate flat glass pane 6 mm thick as the backing pane of a fire protection insulating glazing of the following structure: float glass (4 mm thick)/inter-pane gap (12 mm)/borosilicate safety glass (6 mm thick) in a 1400 mm×2400 mm pane format was installed with a 20 mm rebated edge in a steel frame and was subjected to a fire test. The principal constituents of the glass were as follows (as wt-%, based on oxide):
______________________________________73.70% SiO211.10% B2 O32.90% Al2 O32.20% Na2 O3.80% K2 O2.70% CaO1.60% ZnO2.00% ZrO20.10% TiO2______________________________________
The physical properties of the borosilicate flat glass pane were as follows:
______________________________________α20/300 4.2 × 10-6 K-1Tg 590° C.upper annealing temperature 610° C.softening temperature 865° C.working temperature 1260° C.ψ 0.40 N/(mm2 × K)ψ × (Tg -20° C.) 288 N/mm2average temper 92 N/mm2 (n > 130, a < 15)mode of fragmentationto DIN 1249: compliespendulum impactto BS 6206 class A______________________________________
The resistance period of this glazing in the fire test to DIN 4102, Part 13 was over 90 minutes.
6 panes of a 6 cm-thick alumosilicate flat glass of format 50×50 cm2 were installed with a 20 mm rebated edge in a 6-field steel frame.
The average composition of the glass (as wt-%, based on oxide) was as follows:
______________________________________59.50% SiO25.50% B2 O315.00% Al2 O30.50% Li2 O0.70% Na2 O4.50% MgO6.00% CaO0.50% BaO6.20% ZnO1.20% ZrO20.10% Sb203______________________________________
The physical properties were as follows:
______________________________________α20/300 4.1 × 10-6 K-1Tg 655° C.upper annealing temperature 653° C.softening temperature 868° C.working temperature 1190° C.ψ 0.46 N/(mm2 × K)ψ × (Tg -20° C.) 292 N/mm2average temper 92 N/mm2 (n > 120, a < 20)mode of fragmentationto DIN 1249: compliespendulum impactto BS 6206 not tested______________________________________
This pane was able to resist fire for a period of over 120 minutes in the fire test to DIN 4102, Part 13.
Tables 2 and 3 set out the composition and physical properties further borosilicate glasses.
TABLE 2__________________________________________________________________________No. SiO2 B2 O3 Al2 O3 Na2 O K2 O MgO CaO BaO ZnO ZrO2__________________________________________________________________________4 73.50 9.00 1.50 5.00 1.00 3.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 3.005 74.70 11.00 2.00 2.40 3.00 2.40 2.00 2.506 77.60 9.00 1.50 2.50 2.95 2.35 1.60 2.507 75.45 10.00 2.50 2.00 3.60 2.35 1.60 2.508 75.90 10.00 2.00 2.20 3.45 2.35 1.60 2.509 75.05 10.00 2.50 2.00 4.00 2.35 1.60 2.5010 74.80 10.00 2.50 2.00 4.25 2.35 1.60 2.5011 74.25 11.00 2.50 2.30 3.50 2.35 1.60 2.5012 73.65 10.00 3.50 3.05 2.70 3.00 1.60 2.5013 74.50 10.00 2.50 2.00 4.55 2.35 1.60 2.5014 73.50 11.05 2.90 2.00 4.25 2.70 1.60 2.0015 73.60 11.05 2.90 2.00 4.15 2.70 1.60 2.0016 73.60 11.10 2.90 2.20 3.90 2.70 1.60 2.0017 73.70 11.10 2.90 2.20 3.80 2.70 1.60 2.0018 74.20 11.10 2.90 1.70 3.80 2.70 1.60 2.00__________________________________________________________________________
TABLE 3__________________________________________________________________________ Tempera- Tempera- Tempera- ture at ture at ture at φ .sup.α 20/300 Tg 1013 dPas 101.6 dPas 104 Pas N/ φ ×(Tg -20° C.)No. ×10-6 K-1 °C. °C.! °C.! °C.! (mm2 × K)! N/mmj !__________________________________________________________________________4 4.50 579 579 831 1210 0.37 2045 4.03 575 605 847 1240 0.33 1826 3.95 589 617 859 1271 0.32 1837 3.98 589 610 865 1283 0.33 1848 4.07 585 611 848 1257 0.33 1879 4.19 589 609 870 1260 0.34 19410 4.23 589 610 864 1255 0.34 19611 4.14 580 603 870 1241 0.34 18812 4.40 597 609 848 1254 0.36 20613 4.35 591 606 847 1252 0.35 20214 4.32 587 601 837 1234 0.35 19515 4.36 585 603 842 1232 0.35 20016 4.37 589 602 834 1225 0.36 20217 4.31 588 604 838 1244 0.35 19918 4.25 599 606 858 1256 0.35 200__________________________________________________________________________
The preceding examples can be repeated with similar success by substituting the generically or specifically described reactants and/or operating conditions of this invention for those used in the preceding examples.
From the foregoing description, one skilled in the art can easily ascertain the essential characteristics of this invention and, without departing from the spirit and scope thereof, can make various changes and modifications of the invention to adapt it to various usages and conditions.
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It's unspeakable,'' Attorney General John Ashcroft said yesterday as he and Director Robert S. Mueller III of the F.B.I. walked the streets in their first visit to the World Trade Center, now a crime scene in the largest investigation in the history of the Justice Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Overridding model formset queryset in BaseModelFormSet
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In https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/topics/forms/modelforms/#changing-the-queryset there are two methods described to override default queryset. Second method won't work in Django 1.3:
from django.forms.models import BaseModelFormSet class BaseAuthorFormSet(BaseModelFormSet): def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(BaseAuthorFormSet, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.queryset = Author.objects.filter(name__startswith='O')
Calling BaseModelFormSet __init__ will call BaseFormSet's __init__ and it will in turn call self._construct_forms(). self._construct_forms use queryset we try to override but it will be to late for this when the program reach our self.queryset = Author.objects.filter(name__startswith='O') line.
BaseFormSet's _construct_forms is only called once to populate forms attribute. We can defer it a bit using properties to allow queryset to be overridden. So instead for:
def _construct_forms(self): # instantiate all the forms and put them in self.forms self.forms = [] for i in xrange(self.total_form_count()): self.forms.append(self._construct_form(i))
we can do:
def _construct_forms(self): if hasattr(self, "_forms"): return self._forms # instantiate all the forms and put them in self.forms self._forms = [] for i in xrange(self.total_form_count()): self._forms.append(self._construct_form(i)) return self._forms forms = property(_construct_forms)
This change will also require _construct_forms call to be removed from BaseFormSet's __init__.
Deferring forms creation should give us some time to override queryset attribute in BaseAuthorFormSet's __init__.
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comment:1 Changed 5 years ago by claudep
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- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
Note that the order of the two calls in __init__ was switched as a resolution of ticket:11735. It seems this was not the correct fix.
What about documenting the subclass this way:
from django.forms.models import BaseModelFormSet class BaseAuthorFormSet(BaseModelFormSet): def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): kwargs['queryset'] = Author.objects.filter(name__startswith='O') super(BaseAuthorFormSet, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
comment:2 Changed 5 years ago by contact@…
Please mind that queryset can also be passed as positional argument, so it can be in either args or kwargs. The correct way would be:
from django.forms.models import BaseModelFormSet class BaseAuthorFormSet(BaseModelFormSet): def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): queryset = Author.objects.filter(name__startswith='O') if len(args) > 4: args[4] = queryset else: kwargs['queryset'] = queryset super(BaseAuthorFormSet, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
But it's a bit ugly in my opinion. For example we rely on arguments ordering, etc.
I think my solution (moving queryset evaluation out of __init___) is better, forms attribute is read-only anyway. We should not force child classes to worry about what parent class does in its __init__ and create ugly hacks like args/kwargs modifications. Well, at least in my opinion ;)
comment:3 Changed 3 years ago by alej0
This bug is still there :(
@claudep work around works, Thanks!
Maybe a note or change in docs is enough
comment:4 Changed 3 years ago by claudep
There was a concrete proposal by the original poster, now we need someone to turn the proposal into a real patch, including tests. I might give a try...
comment:5 Changed 3 years ago by claudep
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- Version changed from 1.3 to master
The attached patch does fix the issue (hopefully), but also bring a little backwards incompatibility.
Previously, initializing a formset with an empty dict would raise a ValidationError at instanciation time. Now it is raised only when formally validating the formset (hence the TestIsBoundBehavior modification) or for any operation that triggers the forms creation. I don't think it should matter much, but I'd like to hear some other committer.
Changed 3 years ago by claudep
comment:6 Changed 3 years ago by charettes
- Triage Stage changed from Accepted to Ready for checkin
I would have preferred to document setting kwargs.setdefault('queryset', Author.objects.filter(name__startswith='Charles')) but, as pointed out by @tomaszswiderski, this wouldn't work if queryset is passed as an arg.
I always thought it was a bit odd that a ValidationError raised on instantiation while all the other form API classes wait for validation before sanitizing data anyway.
All tests pass on Python 2.7.4/3.3.1 SQLite3. Marking as RFC.
comment:7 Changed 3 years ago by claudep
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- Status changed from new to closed
Fixed in [ef79582e8630cb3c119caed52130c9671188addd] (sorry for the missing hash in the commit message).


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The Fordham Theatre was always considered one of the top Bronx theatres due to its location in the shopping hub around the Grand Concourse and Fordham Road. With William McElfatrick as architect, it was primarily designed for vaudeville and built by Keith-Albee. As Keith's Fordham Theatre, it first opened on April 14, 1921, with six acts of "Best Keith Vaudeville" plus the feature movie, "Black Roses".
In 1929, the Keith theatres were merged into the RKO circuit. In that year, the Fordham Theatre also got a major rival in the larger and more sumptuous Loew's Paradise Theatre on the Grand Concourse. For several decades, the two theatres were the area leaders, although the Paradise Theatre had the advantage of showing movies that were exclusive for the Bronx. The RKO Fordham Theatre showed the same programs as six other Bronx RKO theatres, as well as some Skouras houses in areas without RKO outlets.
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This is for patc. Pat, I wanted to say hello – I remember you pretty well. My name is Neal. I was an usher at the RKO Fordham from 1966 to 1968. In fact, my singing group, The Zircons sang there in 1964. i remember many of the names you have mentioned. But do you remember Marty Cantor?
To Neal. Yes I remember you. How have you been? I of course remember Marty. I made him the Chief Usher… You can Facebook me… Pat Concilio.
Pat, great to hear from you – 47 years later – LoL! There are a few Pat Concilio's on Facebook and I don't know which one you are – I'll probably have to connect to you through my wife's FB page. Looking forward to hearing from you.
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Hey Pat, I am not on Facebook, but my wife is. Her name is Chrissy Schneberg. Not easy being part Italian with a last name like that! However, you can find my vocal group I sing with on Facebook: Neal Stuart and The Empire State. You can PM me through Chrissy's page and I'll get back to you. There's a lot to catch up on. Hope to hear from you. Neal
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Note: Timpanogos finished with a 6-5 overall record in 2013 and was fourth in Region 7 with a 3-3 record. It lost to Timpview 62-14 in the first round of the 4A playoffs.
OREM — Joe DuPaix, who enters his first year as the head coach at Timpanogos High, has had the best of both worlds in preparing for his new gig.
On one end, he's the son of legendary Utah high school coach Roger DuPaix, a man Joe took copious coaching notes from starting at a young age.
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Palm Oil Climbs to 28-Month High on Prospects for Higher Demand
Palm oil advanced for a fourth day to the highest price in more than two years on speculation that the global demand for vegetable oils will surpass demand.
The February-delivery contract rose as much as 1.6 percent to 3,540 ringgit ($1,123) a metric ton before closing at 3,500 ringgit on the Malaysia Derivatives Exchange, the highest price since July 15, 2008. Prices, up 31.4 percent this year, are set for a second annual gain.
Global palm oil demand is growing 7 percent to 11 percent a year, Bayu Krisnamurthi, deputy farm minister in Indonesia, the biggest producer, said today. World stockpiles of vegetable oils will equal 13.2 percent of demand in the 2010-2011 season, a "critically low level," the Food and Agriculture Organization, or FAO, said in a report last month.
"Exports from Malaysia point to strong demand for palm oil among major importers such as China, the European Union and India," said Krishna Reddy, an analyst at Way2Wealth Commodities Ltd. in Mumbai. "Increased demand is coming in at a time when concerns about supplies are mounting."
Malaysia's exports 19.2 percent to 1.56 million tons in November from the previous month, independent surveyor Societe Generale de Surveillance said this week. Shipments to China and India, the biggest cooking-oil users, jumped 66.3 percent and 72.8 percent respectively, SGS data showed.
Global output of vegetable oils including palm oil, soybean oil, rapeseed oil and sunflower oil will increase 1.5 percent to 174.6 million tons, the FAO forecast. Still, it will lag behind demand, estimated by the United Nations' agency at 178 million tons, draining inventories.
Lower Output
Palm oil output in Indonesia may be 21.8 million tons this year, less than the 22.5 million tons forecast previously, on lower yields, the China National Grain & Oils Information Center said on Nov. 29, citing OilWorld, an industry publication.
Output in Malaysia, the second-biggest producer, dropped 1 percent to 14.3 million tons in the first 10 months of the year, according to data from the nation's palm oil board. Production this year may total 17.6 million tons, Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Bernard Dompok said Nov. 17.
"As concerns about soybean supplies have not eased yet, palm oil will continue its rally," Reddy said. Palm oil may climb to 3,800 ringgit in the next one month, he said.
January-delivery soybean oil lost as much as 0.7 percent to 52.27 cents a pound in after-hours trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Prices climbed 3.2 percent yesterday, the most in two weeks. Soybeans for January delivery shed as much as 0.7 percent to $12.7375 a bushel after advancing 3.2 percent yesterday, the most since Nov. 9.
China's National Development and Reform Commission asked some producers including COFCO Ltd., Yihai Kerry Investment Co. and 93 Group not to raise cooking oil prices in the next four months, the China Business News reported, citing an unidentified person who attended a conference of the top economic planner.
September-delivery palm oil on the Dalian exchange climbed 0.9 percent to 9,066 yuan ($1,361) a ton, the highest closing price since Nov. 12, and soybean oil for delivery in the same month advanced 0.9 percent to 9,718 yuan a ton, a two-week high.
CME Group Inc.'s March palm oil contract fell as much as 1.6 percent to $1,096.25 a ton.


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