Method of manufacturing glass particulate stacked body

A glass particle deposited body manufacturing method for manufacturing a glass particle deposited body, in which a plurality of glass particle synthesizing burners are arranged at regular intervals to be opposed to a rotating starting rod, comprising the steps of:

• relatively reciprocating said starting rod and said glass particle synthesizing burners in parallel in such a manner that a turn-back location from a homeward path to an outward path does not go beyond the initial position to move a turn-back location from an outward path to a homeward path of reciprocating movement in a certain direction, and move said turn-back location in the reverse direction if said turn-back location from an outward path to a homeward path is moved to a predetermined position, until each burner is returned to an initial position, which operation is defined as one set of operation, sequentially these operations being repeated so that glass particles synthesized by burners are deposited sequentially on a surface of the starting rod,
• with a series of reciprocating including repeating reciprocating movement of outward path of (B+1)×A and homeward path of B×A, (A:
• movement distance at once at a turn-back location, B:
• integer (1, 2, 3, . . . )), and returning to the initial location in a next movement after the turn-back location moves to the predetermined position being defined as one set, and
• with an average reciprocating movement distance D=2×(B+1)×A of said one set being less than double a burner-to-burner interval,
• setting the number of deposited layers on a stationary portion to be uniform along a length direction at the time when each burner of said one set returns to the initial position.

A glass particle deposited body manufacturing method for manufacturing a glass particle deposited body, in which a plurality of glass particle synthesizing burners are arranged at regular intervals to be opposed to a rotating starting rod, comprising the steps of:

• relatively reciprocating said starting rod and said glass particle synthesizing burners in parallel in such a manner that a turn-back location from a homeward path to an outward path does not go beyond the initial position to move a turn-back location from an outward path to a homeward path of reciprocating movement in a certain direction, and move said turn-back location in the reverse direction if said turn-back location from an outward path to a homeward path is moved to a predetermined position, until each burner is returned to an initial position, which operation is defined as one set of operation, sequentially these operations being repeated so that glass particles synthesized by burners are deposited sequentially on a surface of the starting rod,
• with a series of reciprocating including a first movement of moving to the predetermined position, and then repeating reciprocating movement of homeward path of (B+1)×A and outward path of B×A, (A:
• movement distance at once at a turn-back location, B:
• integer (1, 2, 3, . . . )), and returning to the initial location being defined as one set, and
• with an average reciprocating movement distance D=2×(B+1)×A of said one set being less than double a burner-to-burner interval,
• setting the number of deposited layers on a stationary portion to be uniform in the reciprocating movement at the time when each burner of said one set returns to the initial position.

A glass particle deposited body manufacturing method for manufacturing a glass particle deposited body, in which a plurality of glass particle synthesizing burners are arranged at regular intervals to be opposed to a rotating starting rod, comprising the steps of:

• relatively reciprocating said starting rod and said glass particle synthesizing burners in parallel in such a manner that a turn-back location from a homeward path to an outward path does not go beyond the initial position to move a turn-back location from an outward path to a homeward path of reciprocating movement in a certain direction, and move said turn-back location in the reverse direction if said turn-back location from an outward path to a homeward path is moved to a predetermined position, until each burner is returned to an initial position, which operation is defined as one set of operation, sequentially these operations being repeated so that glass particles synthesized by burners are deposited sequentially on a surface of the starting rod,
• with a series of reciprocating including repeating reciprocating movement of outward path of (B+1)×A and homeward path of B×A, (A:
• movement distance at once at a turn-back location, B:
• integer (1, 2, 3, . . . )), and returning to a position shorter than a burner-to-burner interval by A and returning to the initial position by a next movement being defined as one set, and
• with an average reciprocating movement distance D=2×(B+1)×A of said one set being less than double a burner-to-burner interval,
• setting the number of deposited layers on a stationary portion to be uniform along a length direction at the time when each burner of said one set returns to the initial position.

A glass particle deposited body manufacturing method for manufacturing a glass particle deposited body, in which a plurality of glass particle synthesizing burners are arranged at regular intervals to be opposed to a rotating starting rod, comprising the steps of:

• relatively reciprocating said starting rod and said glass particle synthesizing burners in parallel in such a manner that a turn-back location from a homeward path to an outward path does not go beyond the initial position to move a turn-back location from an outward path to a homeward path of reciprocating movement in a certain direction, and move said turn-back location in the reverse direction if said turn-back location from an outward path to a homeward path is moved to a predetermined position, until each burner is returned to an initial position, which operation is defined as one set of operation, sequentially these operations being repeated so that glass particles synthesized by burners are deposited sequentially on a surface of the starting rod,
• with a series of reciprocating including a first movement of moving to the predetermined position, and then repeating reciprocating movement of homeward path of (B+1)×A and outward path of B×A, (A:
• movement distance at once at a turn-back location, B:
• integer (1, 2, 3, . . . )) being defined as one set, and
• with an average reciprocating movement distance D=2×(B+1)×A of said one set being less than double a burner-to-burner interval,
• setting the number of deposited layers on a stationary portion to be uniform along a length direction at the time when each burner of said one set returns to the initial position.