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Chapter 1 Introduction
       1.1 Glass history
             1.1.1 History of the glass development in the world
             1.1.2 History of the glass development in China
       1.2 Glass classification
             1.2.1 Traditional glass
             1.2.2 Advanced glass
       1.3 Engineering applications of glass
             1.3.1 Applications in construction industry
             1.3.2 Applications in transportation industry
             1.3.3 Applications in photovoltaic industry
             1.3.4 Applications in communication industry
             1.3.5 Applications in biomedicine industry
             1.3.6 Applications in high-precision fields
             1.3.7 Applications in nuclear industry
       1.4 Future trends
       References
Chapter 2 The Fundamental of Glass
       2.1 Glass melting
             2.1.1 Raw materials
             2.1.2 Ingredient nomenclature
             2.1.3 Material calculation
             2.1.4 Glass melting mechanism
             2.1.5 Molten glass clarification
             2.1.6 Homogenization of liquid glass
             2.1.7 Special melting method
       2.2 Glass structure
             2.2.1 Basic chemical composition of oxide glass
             2.2.2 Structural model of silicate glass
             2.2.3 Structural model of borate glass
             2.2.4 Structural model of phosphate glass
             2.2.5 Structural models of other glasses
       2.3 Density and thermal expansion
             2.3.1 Introduction
             2.3.2 Measurement method
             2.3.3 Factors affecting glass density
             2.3.4 Factors affecting thermal expansion of glass
       2.4 Mechanical properties of glass
             2.4.1 Elastic modulus
             2.4.2 Hardness
             2.4.3 Fracture strength
             2.4.4 Glass strengthening
       References
Chapter 3 Precision Machining of Glass and Its Damage
       3.1 Cold processing of glass
             3.1.1 Grinding and polishing
             3.1.2 Engraving
             3.1.3 Spray flowers
             3.1.4 Etching
             3.1.5 Glass cleaning
       3.2 Thermal processing of glass
             3.2.1 Tempering
             3.2.2 Hot-bent and hot-melt glass
             3.2.3 Stained glazed glass
       3.3 Special processing methods
             3.3.1 Micro-milling of glass
             3.3.2 Electrochemical processing of glass
             3.3.3 Nanoimprint
             3.3.4 Glass 3D printing
       Reference
Chapter 4 Characterization of Glass Structure, Properties, and Damage
       4.1 Mechanical property
             4.1.1 Universal material testing machine
             4.1.2 Universal hardness tester
             4.1.3 Nanoindenter
             4.1.4 Fatigue testing machine
             4.1.5 Multifunctional friction and wear testing machine
       4.2 Topography analysis
             4.2.1 Mechanical stylus profiler
             4.2.2 Optical profiler
             4.2.3 Optical probe profiling
             4.2.4 Scanning Electron Microscope
             4.2.5 Scanning Tunneling Microscope
             4.2.6 Atomic Force Microscope
       4.3 Compositional analysis
             4.3.1 X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
             4.3.2 Infrared Spectroscopy
             4.3.3 Raman spectroscopy
             4.3.4 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
             4.3.5 Other analyses
       4.4 Optical analysis
             4.4.1 Radiographic inspection technology
             4.4.2 Ultrasonic testing technology
             4.4.3 Penetration detection technology
             4.4.4 Other detection techniques
       4.5 Molecular dynamics simulation
             4.5.1 System establishment
             4.5.2 Establishment of potential functions and system parameters
             4.5.3 Results analysis methods
       References
Chapter 5 Stress-corrosion of glass
       5.1 Fracture toughness
       5.2 Material fracture in a non-corrosive environment
       5.3 Stress corrosion cracking of silicate glass
             5.3.1 Zone 0: Environmental Limit
             5.3.2 Zone I
             5.3.3 Zone II
             5.3.4 Zone III
       5.4 Stress corrosion cracking behavior of sodium borosilicate glass
             5.4.1 Relationship between glass composition and Ke in region 0
             5.4.2 Relationship between v and KI and glass composition in region I
       References
Chapter 6 Indentation damage of Glass
       6.1 Indentation instruments
             6.1.1 Indentation principle
             6.1.2 Measuring range and classification
       6.2 Shape and selection of the indenter tip
             6.2.1 Shape of indenter tip
             6.2.2 Selection of indenter tip
             6.2.3 Effect of indenter tip passivation
       6.3 Factors affecting indentation behaviors
             6.3.1 Effect of indentation load
             6.3.2 Effect of holding time
             6.3.3 Effect of loading rate
       6.4 Effect of material property
             6.4.1 Effect of glass composition
             6.4.2 Effect of Poisson’s ratio
             6.4.3 Effect of glass history
             6.4.4 Effect of water content
       6.5 Effect of ambient conditions
             6.5.1 Effect of temperature
             6.5.2 Effect of humidity
             6.5.3 Effect of radiation
       6.6 Prevention of indentation damage
             6.6.1 Thermal tempering
             6.6.2 Chemical tempering
             6.6.3 Coating
             6.6.4 Etching
       References
Chapter 7 Scratch damage on glass surfaces
       7.1 Background of scratch test
              7.1.1 Historical study of scratch tests
             7.1.2 Method and principle of scratch tests
       7.2 Factors affecting scratch behaviors
             7.2.1 Effect of scratch load
             7.2.2 Effect of scratch speed
             7.2.3 Effect of scratch tip property
             7.2.4 Effect of ambient environments
             7.2.5 Effect of glass composition
       7.3 Prevention of scratch damage
             7.3.1 Thermal treatment
             7.3.2 Coating
             7.3.3 Etching
             7.3.4 Chemical strengthening
       References
Chapter 8 Wear damage on glass surfaces
       8.1 Macro- and micro-wear
             8.1.1 Basic definition
             8.1.2 Research methods
       8.2 Effect of normal load
             8.2.1 Silicate glass
             8.2.2 Phosphate glass
       8.3 Effect of counter-surface
             8.3.1 Silicate glass
             8.3.2 Phosphate glass
       8.4 Effect of ambient environments
             8.4.1 Silicate glass
             8.4.2 Phosphate glass
       8.5 Effect of speed
             8.5.1 Silicate glass
             8.5.2 Phosphate glass
       8.6 Prevention of wear damage
       References
Chapter 9 Application of machine vision in glass defect characterization
       9.1 Introduction
       9.2 Research background
             9.2.1 Glass processing defects
             9.2.2 Research advances of glass defect detection technology
             9.2.3 Overview of machine vision technology
       9.3 Basic principles and system of defect detection
             9.3.1 Basic principles of defect detection
             9.3.2 Defect detection system
       9.4 Research status of defect detection
             9.4.1 Surface particles and scratches
             9.4.2 Internal defects
             9.4.3 Corner quality
       9.5 Main problems and future trends of glass defect detection
             9.5.1 Main problem with glass defect detection systems
             9.5.2 Future trend of glass defect detection systems
       References
Chapter 10 Predictions of glass properties by machine learning
       10.1 Prediction methods of ML
             10.1.1 Data consolidation and cleansing
             10.1.2 Introduction of ML methods
       10.2 Prediction of glass performance by ML
             10.2.1 Elastic modulus of glass
             10.2.2 Glass transition temperature
             10.2.3 Glass corrosion resistance
             10.2.4 Wear resistance of glass
             10.2.5 Glass product defects
       10.3 Future trends
       References