Splicing optic waveguides by shrinkable means

Pipe joints or couplings – With casing – lining or protector – Insulated

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285DIG10, 156158, G02B 514, F16L 2500, B65H 6902

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041780671

ABSTRACT:
A mass of dimensionally unstable material in cylindrical form is radially shrunk and confined within an outer sleeve of dimensionally stable material. Two ends of optic waveguides are inserted into a bore provided axially through the unstable material. Upon causing the unstable material to expand radially, the presence of the outer sleeve forces the unstable material to compress and grip radially upon the waveguides, thereby urging them into colinear alignment.

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