Method for the continuous production of a tube or rod of vitreou

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

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65 325, 65 61, 65111, 65DIG4, 65DIG9, C03B 1514, C03B 2106

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ABSTRACT:
A method for the continuous production of a tube or rod of vitreous fused silica. Silicon dioxide in particle form is heated in a crucible to the softening temperature and is withdrawn contiuously downward from a bottom outlet opening in which a shaping tool is disposed. In the annular space between the shaping tool and the bottom outlet opening the softened silicon dioxide is subjected to an electrical field. In the closed crucible, a hydrogen-containing atmosphere with a hydrogen content of at least 80% is sustained above the silicon dioxide and in the space underneath the crucible that adjoins the shaping region.

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patent: 3764286 (1973-10-01), Antczak et al.
Manufacture of Fused Silica Glass Tubing and Rod "Glass", Nov. 1972, pp. 337, 338.

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