Process for preparing glass preform for optical fiber

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

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65 182, 65 32, 350 9634, C03B 1906, C03B 37075

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044027206

ABSTRACT:
A process for producing a glass perform for optical transmission fibers, which includes supplying a gaseous silicon compound, ammonia or a gaseous nitrogen compound, and an oxygen-containing gas as starting gases into a high temperature zone to produce fine particles of SiOxNy glass and depositing the fine particles in the form of a soot or a transparent glass on a starting member to produce nitrogen-doped silica glass.

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