Multiple tube burner for synthesizing porous material and apparatus for synthesizing porous material
AssigneeFurukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorMitsuhiro Kawasaki
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Abstract
A multiple tube burner for synthesizing a porous material includes three or more glass tubes are arranged coaxially with one another, the glass tubes having a substantially circular shape on a cross section perpendicular to a longitudinal direction. Out of the three or more glass tubes, a first glass tube and a second glass tube that is arranged on an outer side of the first glass tube are connected with each other on a gas introducing side, and a thickness near a joint portion of the second glass tube connected with the first glass tube is thicker than a thickness of the second glass tube on the gas spouting side.
Claims4
A multiple tube burner for synthesizing a glass porous material, the multiple tube burner comprising:
- three or more glass tubes arranged coaxially with one another, the three or more glass tubes having a substantially circular cross section perpendicular to a longitudinal direction, wherein
- out of the three or more glass tubes, a first glass tube and a second glass tube that is arranged on an outer side of the first glass tube are connected with each other on a gas introducing side,
- a thickness near a first joint portion of the second glass tube connected with the first glass tube is thicker than a thickness of the second glass tube on a gas spouting side,
- a third glass tube is arranged on an outer side of the second glass tube coaxially with the second glass tube,
- the second glass tube and the third glass tube are connected with each other on the gas introducing side,
- a gas introducing branch tube is arranged between the first joint portion of the second glass tube connected with the first glass tube and a second joint portion of the second glass tube connected with the third glass tube, the gas introducing branch tube being arranged such that a longitudinal direction thereof is substantially perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the second glass tube so as to communicate therewith,
- a thickness of a first portion of the second glass tube is greater than a thickness of a second portion of the second glass tube,
- the first portion of the second glass tube has a range from the first joint portion, where the second glass tube is connected with the first glass tube, to the second joint portion where the second glass tube is connected with the third glass tube,
- the second portion of the second glass tube is a portion on the gas spouting side with respect to the first portion, and
- a thickness near the first joint portion of the second glass tube connected with the first glass tube is two or more times as thick as the thickness of the second glass tube on the gas spouting side and six or less times as thick as the thickness of the second glass tube on the gas spouting side.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.