GPD 2019 – Quality Management

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Date: 16 June 2020

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This week, we continue with 4 videos from the Quality Management session.

Please check out the videos via the links below.

R. Farm & T. Bhatia | Next Level of Tempering Process with Data Analysis & Auto. Quality Measurement

Frank Seta | Process to Avoid Window & Related Failures in High-Rise Buildings

Kai Vogel | Optimized Furnace Settings with New Anisotropy and Haze Measurement Methods

Ennio Mognato | Surface Compression Measurements on Tempered Glass with Different Instruments

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