ZETA DATA INTRODUCTION The glass manufacturing industry expends significant money and manpower to control biological slime deposits common in the water systems used to cool and lubricate gob cutting shears. Biological growth in the shear lubricant system causes de- emulsification of the lubricant mixture, frequent filter maintenance, and eventually clogging of the spray nozzles, leading to failure of the gob cutter system and necessita

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