Process and apparatus for producing optical-fiber preforms for m

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

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65 312, 65DIG16, 65 111, 350 9634, 427163, C03B 37018

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ABSTRACT:
The process employs solid-state halides heated at high temperature, under pressure conditions necessary to their vaporization, and obtains their condensation to a solid state on the internal surface of a glass tube, which, after collapsing, forms the preform.

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