Burner for producing glass fine particle deposited body, and device and method for producing glass fine particle deposited body
AssigneeSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
InventorTomomi Moriya
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Abstract
This burner for producing a fine glass particle deposited body is provided with a metallic gas-feed pipe that forms a burner body, and a cover for covering the gas-feed pipe, wherein: the gas-feed pipe and the cover are integrally formed; the gas-feed pipe has connected thereto a piping through which material gas, oxyhydrogen gas, and seal gas are supplied; and the cover covers, in the axial direction of the burner over a prescribed length and in a given constant outer diameter, the gas-feed pipe and a connection part of the piping connected to a lateral surface of the gas-feed pipe.
Claims1
A method for producing a glass fine particle deposited body, which produces the glass fine particle deposited body by depositing a glass fine particle on a starting rod disposed inside a reaction vessel, the method comprising:
- providing a through hole through which a burner passes on a wall surface of a wall portion disposed to be separated from the starting rod, the burner being provided with metallic gas supply pipes as a main body of the burner and a cover that covers the metallic gas supply pipes in an integrated manner, a pipe for supplying raw material gas, a pipe for supplying oxyhydrogen gas, and a pipe for supplying seal gas are connected to a respective metallic gas supply pipe of the metallic gas supply pipes, the cover covering an entire length of the metallic gas supply pipes and a connection portion of the metallic gas supply pipes connected to a side surface of the metallic gas supply pipes with a predetermined length in an axial direction of the burner and a given constant outer diameter;
- retracting the burner while keeping a gap with the through hole a given constant length as the glass fine particle deposited body grows;
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- introducing clean air into the reaction vessel through the gap,
- wherein octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (OMCTS) is used as a raw material and the metallic gas supply pipes are heated to 230° C. or higher.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.