Method for producing glass-particle deposited body
OwnerTomohiro Ishiharainventor
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The present invention provides a method for manufacturing a glass particles deposit body that is formed on the periphery of a starting rod by an OVD method, whereby an optical fiber with enhanced optical transmission characteristics can be produced by reducing the number of disconnections and preventing the alien substances from being mixed into the glass particles deposit body. This invention involves the use of the OVD method in which (1) before or after starting to deposit fine glass particles, a reaction vessel is enclosed to suck and exhaust a gas within the reaction vessel after a removal operation of deposited fine glass particles from the inside of the reaction vessel, (2) when not in operation, a purge gas is passed at a flow rate of 1 m/min or more through each gas line of a burner, (3) when not in operation, a clean air (CA) is introduced into the reaction vessel to make the inner pressure of vessel positive, or (1) and (2) or (1), (2) and (3) are combined.
A method for manufacturing a glass particles deposit body, which is an OVD method of depositing fine glass particles on the periphery of a starting rod within a reaction vessel, including sucking and exhausting a gas within said reaction vessel before starting to deposit said fine glass particles.
A method for manufacturing a glass particles deposit body, which is an OVD method of depositing fine glass particles on the periphery of a starting rod within a reaction vessel, wherein a clean air is introduced into the apparatus when not in operation, and the inner pressure of apparatus is controlled to be greater than the outer pressure of apparatus.
A method for manufacturing a glass particles deposit body, which is an OVD method of depositing fine glass particles on the periphery of a starting rod within a reaction vessel, wherein a purge gas passing through each gas supply line of a burner when not in operation is controlled to have a flow rate of 1 m/min or more.
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