Method of producing a hollow mixing rod, and a mixing rod
AssigneeCarl Zeiss Jena GmbH
InventorBernhard Wagner
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AssigneeCarl Zeiss Jena GmbH
InventorBernhard Wagner
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In a method of producing a hollow mixing rod having a hollow space of quadrangular cross-section, the following steps are carried out: producing a first and a second side part, each of which has a T-shaped crosssection comprising a crossbar and a central bar protruding therefrom, which central bar comprises a reflective end surface averted from the crossbar and, viewed in cross-section, a first and a second side surface extending from the end surface to the crossbar, wherein, at least in the first side part, the end surface and the first side surface, viewed in cross-section, converge at an angle which is not equal to 90°, producing a third and a fourth side part, each provided with a reflective, planar inner side, assembling the four side parts such that the end surfaces of the first and second side parts face each other and that the reflective inner sides of the third and fourth side parts, viewed in cross-section, extend parallel to each other and have their edge portions resting on the side surfaces of the central bars, so that the hollow space is limited by forming the quadrangular cross-section.
A method of producing a hollow mixing rod having a hollow space of quadrangular cross-section, which method comprises the steps of:
A hollow mixing rod comprising four side parts, each of which has a reflective inner side forming one side each of a hollow space having a quadrangular crosssection and extending from a light inlet area to a light outlet area, wherein the first and second side parts each have a T-shaped cross-section comprising a crossbar and a central bar which protrudes therefrom and whose end surface averted from the crossbar forms the reflective inner side of the side part and which comprises, viewed in cross-section, a first and a second side surface extending from the end surface to the crossbar, with the reflective inner sides of the third and fourth side parts being disposed parallel to each other, as viewed in cross-section, and having their edge portions resting on the side surfaces of the central bars, whereby, at least in the first side part, the end surface and the first side surface, viewed in cross-section, converge at an angle which is not equal to 90°.
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