Process for producing preforms for optical fibers

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

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65 32, C03C 2502

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050007734

ABSTRACT:
A hollow silica bar is formed on a mandrel by an external deposition method using a plasma torch. The mandrel is removed and on the inner face of the bar is deposited a vitreous coating to be used for the subsequent formation of the core of the fibers. Deposition is obtained by means of a plasma column, formed in the bar as a result of an ultra-high frequency coupler able to inject a travelling surface wave into the plasma column.

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