Devitrification resistant flame hydrolysis process

Glass manufacturing – Processes – Forming product or preform from molten glass

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65 312, C03B 37025

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044862121

ABSTRACT:
Porous glass optical fiber preforms are conventionally formed by depositing many layers of glass soot on a mandrel, removing the mandrel, and heating the porous preform to form a consolidated glass article. To prevent the formation of a devitrified layer at the aperture-forming surface during the consolidation step, the rate of soot deposition is initially reduced so that a stratum of fine soot is initially deposited on the mandrel. The stratum is initially discontinuous, but after a plurality passes of the soot-producing burner, it becomes continuous. Thereafter, the formation of the remainder of the soot preform continues in a conventional manner.

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