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JPS6037062B2 - Optical fiber preform manufacturing method and device - Google Patents
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JPS6037062B2 - Optical fiber preform manufacturing method and device - Google Patents

Optical fiber preform manufacturing method and device

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Publication number
JPS6037062B2
JPS6037062B2 JP8978782A JP8978782A JPS6037062B2 JP S6037062 B2 JPS6037062 B2 JP S6037062B2 JP 8978782 A JP8978782 A JP 8978782A JP 8978782 A JP8978782 A JP 8978782A JP S6037062 B2 JPS6037062 B2 JP S6037062B2
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Prior art keywords
exhaust pipe
optical fiber
fiber preform
light
glass
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Inventor
哲夫 宮後
弘 横田
久雄 佐藤
利巳 幅崎
民男 釣田
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Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd
NTT Inc
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Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp
Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C03GLASS; MINERAL OR SLAG WOOL
    • C03BMANUFACTURE, SHAPING, OR SUPPLEMENTARY PROCESSES
    • C03B37/00Manufacture or treatment of flakes, fibres, or filaments from softened glass, minerals, or slags
    • C03B37/01Manufacture of glass fibres or filaments
    • C03B37/012Manufacture of preforms for drawing fibres or filaments
    • C03B37/014Manufacture of preforms for drawing fibres or filaments made entirely or partially by chemical means, e.g. vapour phase deposition of bulk porous glass either by outside vapour deposition [OVD], or by outside vapour phase oxidation [OVPO] or by vapour axial deposition [VAD]
    • C03B37/0144Means for after-treatment or catching of worked reactant gases

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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は光ファイバープリフオームの製造方法の改良、
およびそのための装置に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides improvements in the method for manufacturing optical fiber preforms;
and a device for that purpose.

光ファイバープリフオームの製造方法の1つに気相軸付
法(Vapor−PhaseSxiaIDeposit
ionMethod)があるが、本方法でガラス微粒子
積層体を製造する場合、第1図に示す如く、マッフル(
反応容器)1の内部に上方から種綾2を挿入し、バーナ
ー3から供給されるガラス原料ガスを、同じバーナーか
ら供給される酸水素の炎の内部で火炎加水分解反応を起
してガラス微粒子とし、前記種棒2の先端に積層させて
ガラス微粒子積層体(以下母村と呼ぶ)4を作るもので
ある。
One of the manufacturing methods for optical fiber preforms is the vapor-phase deposition method.
ionMethod), but when manufacturing a glass fine particle laminate using this method, as shown in Figure 1, muffle (
A seed tube 2 is inserted into the reaction vessel 1 from above, and the frit gas supplied from the burner 3 undergoes a flame hydrolysis reaction inside the oxyhydrogen flame supplied from the same burner to form glass fine particles. The glass particles are laminated on the tip of the seed rod 2 to form a glass particle laminate (hereinafter referred to as a matrix) 4.

このとき、マッフル1内部には未反応ガス(SIC14
、日2、02等)及び反応生成ガス(KO、HCI等)
が発生するので、排気管5を設けてこれらのガスをマッ
フル1外部へ排出する必要がある。
At this time, unreacted gas (SIC14
, Day 2, 02, etc.) and reaction product gases (KO, HCI, etc.)
Since these gases are generated, it is necessary to provide an exhaust pipe 5 to discharge these gases to the outside of the muffle 1.

種棒2はモーター6によって回転し、かつ別の駆動系(
図示せず)によって母村4の生成速度に合わせて上方へ
引き上げられる。
The seed rod 2 is rotated by a motor 6 and is connected to another drive system (
(not shown), it is pulled upward in accordance with the production speed of the mother village 4.

バーナー3は通常同芯多重管が用いられ、酸素、水素、
原料ガス、シールガス等がそれぞれ独立して或いは混合
されてバーナーボート7に供給される。排気管5、から
排出されるガスは除書設備へ導かれる。本図では除害設
備として洗浄塔8を示している。更に補足すると、9は
種綾を把握するチャック、10は回転軸受部、11はモ
ーター6の回転を回転軸及びその先端につけられたチャ
ック9に伝える為のカップリング、12はモーター6の
ブラケツトである。13はマツフル1のフタ、14はマ
ッフル1内へ空気又はその他のガスを吸い込む場合に用
いる吸入口、15はバーナー3の支持台、16は受槽、
17は液圧送用ポンプ、18はシャワー、19は反応促
進用仕切板、2川ま吸引用ファン、21は送液配管であ
る。
The burner 3 usually uses concentric multiple tubes, and contains oxygen, hydrogen,
Raw material gas, seal gas, etc. are supplied to the burner boat 7 either individually or in a mixed manner. The gas discharged from the exhaust pipe 5 is guided to the writing removal equipment. In this figure, a cleaning tower 8 is shown as the abatement equipment. To add more information, 9 is a chuck for gripping the treadle, 10 is a rotating bearing, 11 is a coupling for transmitting the rotation of the motor 6 to the rotating shaft and the chuck 9 attached to its tip, and 12 is a bracket for the motor 6. be. 13 is a lid of the muffle 1, 14 is an inlet used for sucking air or other gas into the muffle 1, 15 is a support stand for the burner 3, 16 is a receiver tank,
17 is a pump for pumping liquid pressure, 18 is a shower, 19 is a partition plate for promoting reaction, a fan for suctioning two rivers, and 21 is a liquid feeding pipe.

液として通常用いられるものは、反応生成ガスが主とし
てHCI及び比○であることから水或いは苛性ソーダで
ある。さて、母材を構成するガラス微粒子は母材の形状
を円柱で表わせば半径方向にそのかさ密度及び組成が一
定の形で変化しなければならない。例えば通常の光通信
やイメージ伝送に用いるファイバーは、中心の屈折率を
最も高く、中心から遠ざかるに従って屈折率を低くする
。1例としてはW02の含有率を中心で最も高くし、周
辺部で最も少なくする。
The liquid commonly used is water or caustic soda, since the gas produced by the reaction is mainly HCI and chloride. Now, if the shape of the base material is expressed as a cylinder, the bulk density and composition of the glass particles constituting the base material must change in a constant manner in the radial direction. For example, fibers used for normal optical communications and image transmission have the highest refractive index at the center, and decrease as the distance from the center increases. As an example, the content of W02 is made highest at the center and least at the periphery.

含有率の半径方向に対する変化のパターンや中心と周辺
部との屈折率比等をどのように選ぶかはファイバーの使
用目的によって決定される。すなわち半径方向の屈折率
変化のパターンを前記円柱の軸方向に可能な限り一定に
保つことは、ファイバーの品質を向上させる為に必要不
可欠であり、本発明はその方法を提供するものである。
The pattern of change in content in the radial direction, the refractive index ratio between the center and the periphery, etc., are determined depending on the intended use of the fiber. That is, keeping the pattern of radial refractive index variation as constant as possible in the axial direction of the cylinder is essential for improving fiber quality, and the present invention provides a method for this purpose.

屈折率変化のパターンを軸万向に安定に保つ為に最も重
要な要素は酸水素炎の安定維持である。即ち炎と母村4
との相対位置或いは炎内部のガラス微粒子の流れと母村
4との相対位置の変動をなくすことであり、この変動に
最も大きくかつ直接的に影響を与えるのは、排気管5の
吸引力則ち炎を引き寄せる力である。炎の延長としての
ガスは母村4と排気管5のすきまから排気管5へと吸い
込まれるので、このすきま即ち排気管先端部と母材外周
部との距離を一定に保つことが、技終的に炎と母材4と
の相対位置を一定に保つことにつながるわけである。す
なわち、本発明は複数のノズルよりなるバーナーを用い
てガラス原料ガスおよび燃焼ガスを混合燃焼せしめて出
発母村の鞠方向にガラス微粒子を積層させ、のちに燐結
して光ファイバー用プリフオームを製造する方法におい
て、上記混合燃焼及びガラス微粒子の生成積層が行なわ
れる反応容器内のガスを排出する排気管の先端部とガラ
ス微粒子積層体との距離を常に一定の値に制御すること
を特徴とする光ファイバープリフオームの製造方法に関
する。
The most important element to keep the pattern of refractive index change stable in all directions is to maintain stability of the oxyhydrogen flame. That is, the flame and the mother village 4
The purpose is to eliminate fluctuations in the relative position between the flow of glass particles inside the flame and the main village 4, and the law of suction force of the exhaust pipe 5 has the greatest and direct effect on this fluctuation. It has the power to attract flame. Gas as an extension of the flame is sucked into the exhaust pipe 5 through the gap between the base plate 4 and the exhaust pipe 5, so it is important to keep this gap, that is, the distance between the tip of the exhaust pipe and the outer periphery of the base metal, constant at the end of the technique. This leads to keeping the relative position between the flame and the base material 4 constant. That is, the present invention mixes and burns glass raw material gas and combustion gas using a burner consisting of a plurality of nozzles, stacks glass particles in the direction of the starting village, and then phosphorsizes them to produce an optical fiber preform. In the method, the optical fiber is characterized in that the distance between the tip of the exhaust pipe for discharging gas in the reaction vessel in which the above-mentioned mixed combustion and production and stacking of glass particles are carried out and the glass particle stack is always controlled to a constant value. The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a preform.

排気管の先端部とガラス微粒子積層体との間に光を通過
させ、この光量が一定となるように排気管を移動させて
上記の目的を達することができ、本発明はまたバーナー
、上下移動可能に挿入された種榛、排気管を有するマツ
フル炉からなる光ファイバープリフオーム製造装置にお
いて、排気管を固定した移動台に、光がガラス微粒子積
層体と排気管先端の間を通過するように光発振および受
光装置を固定して設け、該光装置と移動台を水平に動か
すモーターとを連係してなることを特徴とする、排気管
の先端部とガラス微粒子積層体との距離を常に一定の値
に制御するための光ファイバープリフオーム製造装置に
関するものである。本発明装置を第1図で更に説明する
と、排気管5、は移動台22に固定されて、移動台22
はネジ軸23を介して、モーター24によって矢印26
の方向に移動することができる、一方光電管26は支技
棒27によって、排気管5と同様に移動台22に固定さ
れている(第2図断面図参照)。
The above object can be achieved by passing light between the tip of the exhaust pipe and the glass particle stack and moving the exhaust pipe so that the amount of light is constant. In an optical fiber preform production device consisting of a Matsufuru furnace with a seed comb and an exhaust pipe inserted into the furnace, a light beam is placed on a movable table to which the exhaust pipe is fixed, so that the light passes between the glass particle stack and the tip of the exhaust pipe. The oscillation and light receiving device is fixedly provided, and the light device and a motor that horizontally moves the moving table are linked to keep the distance between the tip of the exhaust pipe and the glass particle stack always constant The present invention relates to an optical fiber preform manufacturing device for controlling the optical fiber preform value. To further explain the device of the present invention with reference to FIG. 1, the exhaust pipe 5 is fixed to the movable table 22, and
is driven by the arrow 26 by the motor 24 via the screw shaft 23.
On the other hand, the phototube 26 is fixed to the movable table 22 by a supporting rod 27 in the same way as the exhaust pipe 5 (see the sectional view in FIG. 2).

例えば26aが発光側、26bが受光側であり、ビーム
28がマッフル1に設けた窓29を通して発光側から受
光側へ照射される。従って排気管5の先端と母材4との
距離は、排気管5の先端とビーム28との距離と等価で
あり、受光側光電管26bの受光量を例えば電圧に変換
して、この電圧を一定に保つようにモーター24を用い
て移動台22を動かし、結果的に排気管5を動かせば本
発明の目的は蓬せられる。設定電圧としては、例えばビ
ーム28の1/2が母材4によって遮断されたときの受
光側光電管26bの受光量に相当する雷氏を用いればよ
い。尚光電管26a,26bの代わりに、例えばレーザ
ー発振管及び受光ダイオードを用いても、本発明の目的
を実現することができることは云うまでもない。
For example, 26a is the light emitting side and 26b is the light receiving side, and the beam 28 is irradiated from the light emitting side to the light receiving side through a window 29 provided in the muffle 1. Therefore, the distance between the tip of the exhaust pipe 5 and the base material 4 is equivalent to the distance between the tip of the exhaust pipe 5 and the beam 28, and the amount of light received by the light-receiving phototube 26b is converted into, for example, a voltage, and this voltage is kept constant. The purpose of the present invention can be achieved by moving the movable table 22 using the motor 24 so as to maintain the exhaust pipe 5 at a constant temperature. As the set voltage, it is sufficient to use, for example, a voltage corresponding to the amount of light received by the light-receiving phototube 26b when 1/2 of the beam 28 is blocked by the base material 4. It goes without saying that the object of the present invention can also be achieved by using, for example, a laser oscillation tube and a light receiving diode instead of the phototubes 26a and 26b.

実施例 第3図に示す断面構造の4重管バーナー(同芯4層バー
ナー)を用い、第1層B,からはSIC141.5夕/
分およびQC140.2夕/分をバブリング方式により
供給、第2層弦からは水素4そ/分を、第3層B3から
はアルゴン2〆/分を、第4層弦からは酸素7〆/分を
供給し、キャリアガスとしてアルゴン250cc/分を
用いた。
Example A quadruple tube burner (concentric 4-layer burner) with the cross-sectional structure shown in Fig. 3 was used, and from the first layer B, SIC141.5 /
and QC140.2 pm/min by bubbling method, hydrogen 4 so/min from the second layer string, argon 2 so/min from the third layer B3, and oxygen 7 so/min from the fourth layer string. 250 cc/min of argon was used as the carrier gas.

マッフルは30仇仰ぐ×80仇肋日、排気管は内径40
側◇、外径45側め、排気量は300〆/分とした。
The muffle is 30mm tall x 80mm wide, and the exhaust pipe has an inner diameter of 40mm.
Side ◇, outer diameter 45 side, displacement was 300〆/min.

上記条件の下で、外径5仇蚊?、最終製造長400の‘
の母材を、製造速度(depositiomate)0
.4多/分で製造した。以上の条件は共通とし、例1は
本発明による制御を採用し、比較例1は採用しないで本
発明の効果をファイバーにしたのち、帯城特性で評価し
た。
Under the above conditions, the outer diameter of mosquitoes is 5 mm? , final production length 400'
The base material is deposited at a manufacturing rate of 0.
.. 4 times per minute. The above conditions were the same, Example 1 adopted the control according to the present invention, and Comparative Example 1 did not employ the control, and after making the fiber exhibit the effect of the present invention, it was evaluated by the banding characteristics.

第1表 第1表は1つの母材中における製造プロセスの安定性の
比較に他ならないが、本発明は複数の母材を同一条件で
製造したときの品質のバラつきを抑える目的にも非常に
有効である。
Table 1 Table 1 is nothing but a comparison of the stability of the manufacturing process in one base material, but the present invention is also very useful for suppressing variations in quality when multiple base materials are manufactured under the same conditions. It is valid.

以下にその例を各々5本の母材を製造し、帯域特性のバ
ラッキで比較した。第2表
In the following example, five base materials were manufactured and compared in terms of variation in band characteristics. Table 2

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明方法を説明し、本発明装置の一例を示す
縦断面図であり、第2図は第1図の本発明装置の特徴と
する部分の詳細を示す横断面図であり、第3図は本発明
で用いたバーナーの横断面図である。 鷲2図 第3図 第1図
FIG. 1 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view for explaining the method of the present invention and showing an example of the apparatus of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing details of the characteristic parts of the apparatus of the present invention shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the burner used in the present invention. Eagle 2 Figure 3 Figure 1

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 複数のノズルよりなるバーナーを用いてガラス原料
ガスおよび燃焼ガスを混合燃焼せしめて出発母材の軸方
向にガラス微粒子を積層させ、のちに焼結して光フアイ
バー用プリフオームを製造する方法において、上記混合
燃焼及びガラス微粒子の生成積層が行なわれる反応容器
内のガスを排出する排気管の先端部とガラス微粒子積層
体との距離を常に一定の値に制御することを特徴とする
光フアイバープリフオームの製造方法。 2 バーナー、上下移動可能に挿入された種棒、排気管
を有するマツフル炉からなる光フアイバープリフオーム
製造装置において、排気管を固定した移動台に、光がガ
ラス微粒子積層体と排気管先端の間を通過するように光
発振および受光装置を固定して設け、該光装置と移動台
を水平に動かすモーターとを連係してなることを特徴と
する、排気管の先端部とガラス微粒子積層体との距離を
常に一定の値に制御するための光フアイバープリフオー
ム製造装置。
[Claims] 1 A burner consisting of a plurality of nozzles is used to mix and burn glass raw material gas and combustion gas to stack glass particles in the axial direction of a starting base material, which is then sintered to form an optical fiber preform. A method for producing a glass particle stack, characterized in that the distance between the glass particle stack and the tip of an exhaust pipe for discharging gas in the reaction vessel in which the above-mentioned mixed combustion and generation and stacking of glass particles are carried out is always controlled to a constant value. A method for manufacturing an optical fiber preform. 2. In an optical fiber preform manufacturing device consisting of a Matsufuru furnace having a burner, a seed rod inserted so as to be able to move up and down, and an exhaust pipe, light is transmitted between the glass particle stack and the tip of the exhaust pipe on a movable table to which the exhaust pipe is fixed. A tip of an exhaust pipe and a glass particle laminate, characterized in that a light oscillation and light receiving device is fixedly provided so that the light passes through, and the light device and a motor that horizontally moves a moving table are linked. Optical fiber preform manufacturing equipment to always control the distance to a constant value.
JP8978782A 1982-05-28 1982-05-28 Optical fiber preform manufacturing method and device Expired JPS6037062B2 (en)

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