Method for manufacturing a glass fiber preform having a core with a polygonal core cross-section
A glass fiber, cross-section technology, applied in the field of glass fiber preforms, can solve the problems of incomplete transparency of glass layer melting, low surface temperature, unusable fibers, etc.
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[0042] figure 1 A cross-sectional representation of a mandrel with an exemplary polygonal mandrel cross-section is shown, the mandrel having an associated sandwich tube. The mandrel 1 has a polygonal core cross-section 2, which in the present case is of rectangular configuration. However, the polygonal core cross section need not necessarily be rectangular, in principle the number of corners and sides is arbitrary. In particular, a hexagonal or three-sided polygonal cross-section can also be provided, and the polygonal core cross-section can in particular also be pentagonal, as will be explained further below in further examples.
[0043] A mandrel with a rectangular polygonal cross-section penetrates here into the sandwich tube 3 . Here, the sandwich tube has been sectorized. according to figure 2 , the sandwich tube is made from an initial tube 4 with a tube cross-section 5 , which here is circular. The initial tube 4 is longitudinally cut and grooved along a series of...
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