Coating processes – Optical element produced – Polarizer – windshield – optical fiber – projection screen – or...
Patent
1988-10-26
1989-09-05
Bell, Janyce
Coating processes
Optical element produced
Polarizer, windshield, optical fiber, projection screen, or...
65 606, 65 608, 427166, 4272481, 427249, 427255, 4272551, 4272552, 4272555, 427402, 4274072, B05D 506
Patent
active
048637602
ABSTRACT:
A CVD furnace, having a gas seal and a liquid seal, for chemical vapor deposition of a coating on a fiber. A CVD process utilizing the CVD furnace allows fibers to be pulled through the furnace without drawing gases entrained by the moving fiber into the reaction chamber of the furnace. The process is a hot fiber process, preferably deriving its heat from the meltdown point in an optical fiber pulling process. A coat containing carbon is applied by supplying a reactant containing a carbon having a triple bond. A small amount of silane is also supplied to the reaction chamber to act as an oxygen getter and to prevent tar-like reaction products from clogging the furnace.
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Hiskes Ronald
Schantz Christopher A.
Bell Janyce
Frazzini John A.
Hewlett--Packard Company
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