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Safety Glass Pioneer Norman Nitschke Dies at 100

February 17, 2021 Norman Nitschke, a leader in developing safety glass fabrication processes and standards, died on Feb. 14 at the age of 100 at his home in Perrysburg, Ohio. In his decades-long career in glass, Nitschke was instrumental in advancing glass fabrication technologies, in particular glass tempering for the automotive and architectural industries. He is listed as inventor or coinventor on over 40 glass industry patents. Nitschke began his career at Sun Oil Co. and L.O.F Glass, before partnering with Harold McMaster in 1951. Their partnership provided engineering and executive management to several glass industry ventures. Their first company, Permaglass Inc., introduced and promoted tempered automotive glass, which is used in nearly all vehicles in the United States today. Permaglass Air Float furnaces were sold to several large international glass companies and to Chrysler and Ford Motor Co.

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Thin Film Photovoltaic Market Overview 2021 Industry Growth, Predictions, Statistics, Geography Trends and Applications, Industry Forecast by 2023

Thin Film Photovoltaic Market Overview 2021 Industry Growth, Predictions, Statistics, Geography Trends and Applications, Industry Forecast by 2023
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First Solar s Photovoltaic Technology Completes 25 Years of Testing | Off Grid Energy Independence

Determining how many years a solar panel will last can take, well, years. Intended to function for 25 years or more, solar panels must be made to withstand the elements. In some cases, panels continue working well after their planned operational lifetime. Nowhere is this more evident than on the sunny hillside in Golden, Colorado, where the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) operates the Outdoor Test Facility (OTF). The OTF continues to run tests on photovoltaic (PV) panels made by companies still very much interested in the outcome. The OTF is equipped to perform accelerated testing on PV panels, which discovers problems in their design or in the materials used, said Dirk Jordan, a physicist who is a senior engineer at NREL. However, it is difficult to make long-term performance and degradation predictions for different environments with accelerated testing only. Multi-year outdoor testing is used to complement and validate accelerated testing. That is critical feedbac

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First Solar s Photovoltaic Technology Completes 25 Years of Testing at NREL | News

First Solar’s Photovoltaic Technology Completes 25 Years of Testing at NREL Dec. 14, 2020 First Solar s 0.6 kilowatt cadmium telluride PV solar test array has been tested at NREL s Outdoor Test Facility for 25 years. Photo by Dennis Schroeder, NREL Determining how many years a solar panel will last can take, well, years. Intended to function for 25 years or more, solar panels must be made to withstand the elements. In some cases, panels continue working well after their planned operational lifetime. Nowhere is this more evident than on the sunny hillside in Golden, Colorado, where the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) operates the Outdoor Test Facility (OTF).

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