Method and device for producing a cylindrical body consisting of quartz glass
AssigneeHeraeus Tenevo GmbH
InventorMichael Hunermann
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AssigneeHeraeus Tenevo GmbH
InventorMichael Hunermann
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A known method for producing a cylindrical body uses a precipitation assembly (5) consisting of several precipitators (4), to which a parent substance is fed via medium supply lines (9), whereby the precipitation assembly (5) completes a closed trajectory (6) according to a predetermined displacement course, said trajectory comprising at least one precipitation path (8) that runs along the longitudinal axis (2) of the support. The aim of the invention is to provide an economical, reproducible, failsafe method based on said known procedure, which enables in particular the production of soot layers (3) on a support (1) at a high precipitation rate and nevertheless a high degree of uniformity. To achieve this, the displacement course (6) comprises a first loop (7a, 8) and a second loop (7b, 8), whereby the completion of the first loop (7a, 8) causes a right-hand torsion in the medium supply lines (9) and the completion of the second loop (7b, 8) causes a left-hand torsion in said lines (9).
A method for producing a cylindrical body using a deposition assembly having a plurality of serially-arranged depositors to which a starting substance is fed via medium supply lines, said method comprising:
A device for producing a cylindrical body, said device comprising a deposition assembly having a plurality of serially disposed depositors which are connected to medium supply lines supplying a starting substance, and which is movable over a closed path of movement including at least one path of deposition extending along a carrier which is supported to be rotatable about a longitudinal axis thereof, wherein the path of movement comprises a first loop causing a right-hand twisting of the medium supply lines, and a second loop causing a left-hand twisting of the medium supply lines.
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