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    • 1. 发明授权
    • Methods of and apparatus for coating lightguide fiber
    • 光导纤维涂层的方法和装置
    • US4409263A
    • 1983-10-11
    • US343134
    • 1982-01-27
    • Charles J. Aloisio, Jr.Terrence A. LenahanJames V. Smith, Jr.Carl R. Taylor
    • Charles J. Aloisio, Jr.Terrence A. LenahanJames V. Smith, Jr.Carl R. Taylor
    • B05C3/15B05D1/18B05D7/20C03C25/10C03C25/18G02B6/44G02B5/14B05C3/12G02B1/10
    • B05C3/15C03C25/18
    • A coating material is applied to drawn lightguide fiber in a manner which substantially prevents the inclusion of bubbles and which causes the fiber to be disposed substantially concentrically within the coating layer. The lightguide fiber is advanced through a continuum of coating material, which extends from a free surface of a reservoir and through first and second dies that are arranged in tandem, at a velocity which causes air to be entrained in the coating material. A pressure gradient is established between portions of the first die adjacent to its exit orifice. The first die communicates with the reservoir and is spaced from the second die to provide a chamber which communicates with a pressurized supply of the coating material. The pressurized flow sufficiently enhances the pressure gradient in the first die and establishes sufficient volumetric flow of coating material upwardly through the first die to cause any bubbles in the coating material on the advancing fiber to be removed by recirculating streamlines and to be moved upwardly into the reservoir. Not only is the coating in the fiber substantially free of entrained air as it leaves the second die, but the fiber is disposed concentrically within the coating because of a precentering effect of the first die and enhanced self-centering caused by pressure in the chamber.
    • 涂覆材料以基本上防止气泡包含的方式施加到拉制的光导纤维,并且使得纤维基本上同心地设置在涂层内。 光导纤维通过连续的涂层材料前进,涂层材料从储存器的自由表面延伸并且以以导致空气夹带在涂层材料中的速度串联布置的第一和第二模具延伸。 在与其出口孔相邻的第一模具的部分之间建立压力梯度。 第一模具与储存器连通并且与第二模具间隔开以提供与加压的涂料材料连通的室。 加压流动充分增强了第一模具中的压力梯度,并且通过第一模具向上建立足够的涂层材料体积流动,以使得前进纤维上的涂料中的任何气泡通过再循环流线被去除并向上移动到 水库 不仅纤维中的涂层在离开第二模具时基本上不含夹带的空气,而是由于第一模具的预中心效应和由腔室中的压力引起的增强的自定心,纤维同心地设置在涂层内。
    • 3. 发明授权
    • Fibers with multiple coatings
    • 具有多层涂层的纤维
    • US4480898A
    • 1984-11-06
    • US581787
    • 1984-02-21
    • Carl R. Taylor
    • Carl R. Taylor
    • B29C47/06C03C25/18G02B5/14
    • B29C47/128C03C25/18B29C47/0014B29K2105/20Y10T428/2933Y10T428/2969
    • Fibers are coated with two (or more) layers. A first coating liquid is applied by an applicator having a die that provides for the formation of a gap between the die and the first coated layer. A second die is located at the exit of the first die, with the second coating liquid flowing onto the fiber through a relatively narrow clearance between the first and second dies. The clearance is formed by die surfaces perpendicular to the fiber axis. This second die also provides for a gap, so that the second layer is applied at a "free surface" at the point of contact with the first coated layer. This approach eliminates turbulence and coating nonuniformities associated with prior art multiple coating techniques.
    • 纤维涂有两层(或更多层)。 通过具有模具的涂布器施加第一涂布液,所述模具提供在模头和第一涂层之间形成间隙。 第二模具位于第一模具的出口处,其中第二涂覆液体通过第一和第二模具之间相对较窄的间隙流动到纤维上。 间隙由垂直于纤维轴的模具表面形成。 该第二模具还提供间隙,使得第二层在与第一涂层的接触点处以“自由表面”施加。 该方法消除了与现有技术的多重涂覆技术相关的湍流和涂层不均匀性。
    • 4. 发明授权
    • Method and apparatus for recoating spliced end portions of optical fibers
    • 用于重新拼接光纤端部的方法和装置
    • US4627942A
    • 1986-12-09
    • US706268
    • 1985-02-27
    • Paul F. GagenJane F. KuhlStephen C. MettlerCarl R. Taylor
    • Paul F. GagenJane F. KuhlStephen C. MettlerCarl R. Taylor
    • B29C35/08B29C45/14B29C70/84B29D11/00G02B6/38
    • G02B6/2558B29C45/14549B29C70/845B29D11/00663B29C2045/14557B29C35/08B29L2011/0075Y10S425/808
    • In order to recoat bared end portions (32--32) of optical fibers (34--34) which have been spliced together, the spliced portions of the fibers and portions adjacent thereto are positioned in a groove (51) of a base plate (43) of a mold and enclosed with a cover (60). The cover is slidably moveable relative to the groove to allow an injection nozzle (81) which extends through the cover to become aligned with the fiber. Coating material (92) is introduced through the nozzle into engagement with the spliced end portions after which the cover is moved relative to the base plate to shear across the coating material along the interface between the cover and the base plate. Movement is discontinued when a channel (86) in the cover becomes aligned with the recoated splice. This allows the coating material to be solidified in the presence of a free surface (90) which avoids the formation of bubbles in the coating material and causes the recoated portion to remain in engagement with the original coated portions adjacent to the spliced end portions.
    • 为了对已经接合在一起的光纤(34-34)的裸露端部(32-32)进行重新涂敷,纤维的接合部分和与其相邻的部分位于基板(43)的凹槽(51)中 )并且被盖(60)包围。 盖可相对于凹槽可滑动地移动,以允许延伸穿过盖的喷嘴(81)与光纤对准。 涂料(92)通过喷嘴引入与接合的端部接合,之后盖相对于基板移动,以沿着盖和基板之间的界面剪切穿过涂层材料。 当封套中的通道(86)与重新涂覆的接头对准时,移动停止。 这允许涂层材料在自由表面(90)的存在下固化,这避免了涂层材料中的气泡的形成,并且使得重新涂覆的部分保持与邻近拼接端部的原始涂覆部分接合。
    • 5. 发明授权
    • System for continuously monitoring curing energy levels within a curing
unit
    • 用于连续监测固化单元内固化能级的系统
    • US5418369A
    • 1995-05-23
    • US30501
    • 1993-03-12
    • Robert C. MooreJames R. PetisceCarl R. Taylor
    • Robert C. MooreJames R. PetisceCarl R. Taylor
    • B01J19/12B05D3/06B29C35/02B29C35/08B29C35/10C03C25/12G01J1/02G02B6/44G21K5/10G01J1/18
    • B29C35/0288B01J19/123B05D3/067B29C35/10C03C25/12B29C2035/0827
    • The present invention continuously monitors the amount of curing radiation available for curing coating material on a moving optical fiber and includes a curing system having a radiation source capable of providing radiation energy for curing coating material on an optical fiber and a reflector system which redirects non-direct radiation back toward the article. An optical fiber which has been provided with a curable coating material is moved along a path of travel through a curing area. The coating material is cured by causing the radiation source to emit energy suitable for curing the curable coating material. The predictable average amount of light energy properly redirected by the reflector system toward the curable article is sensed as the curable coating material is being cured to obtain continuous in-process reading. The average radiation value is obtained by positioning three longitudinally aligned holes adjacent the fiber path and between the fiber and a radiation sensing device. Furthermore, the amount of the light energy available from the reflector system may be sensed at a location which is outside the reflector system to obtain a reference reading. The in-process readings may then be compared with the reference reading to determine the portion of the radiation available from the radiation source which is actually available for curing the curable coating material.
    • 本发明持续地监测可用于固化移动光纤上的涂层材料的固化辐射的量,并且包括具有辐射源的固化系统,所述辐射源能够提供用于固化光纤上的涂层材料的辐射能量以及反射器系统, 直接辐射回文章。 已经设置有可固化涂层材料的光纤沿着穿过固化区域的行进路径移动。 通过使辐射源发射适于固化可固化涂层材料的能量来固化涂层材料。 当可固化涂层材料被固化以获得连续的在读读数时,感测到由反射器系统正确地朝向可固化物品重定向的可预测的平均光能量。 平均辐射值是通过将三个纵向对准的孔定位在光纤路径附近并且在光纤和辐射感测装置之间来获得的。 此外,可以在反射器系统外部的位置处感测从反射器系统可获得的光能的量以获得参考读数。 然后将进程内读数与参考读数进行比较,以确定可用于固化可固化涂层材料的辐射源可用的辐射部分。
    • 10. 发明授权
    • Methods of and apparatus for coating optical fiber
    • 涂敷光纤的方法和装置
    • US4851165A
    • 1989-07-25
    • US92117
    • 1987-09-02
    • John A. Rennell, Jr.Carl R. Taylor
    • John A. Rennell, Jr.Carl R. Taylor
    • C03C25/10C03C25/12C03C25/18G02B6/44
    • C03C25/18
    • An optical fiber (21) which has been drawn from a preform (22) is moved into and through a chamber (38) of a housing. A source of vacuum is connected to the chamber to prevent the attachment of air pockets to the optical fiber as it is being moved through the chamber and through an opening of a die. The die includes a flow path (55) which is substantially normal to the path of travel of the optical fiber and the die opening is substantially larger than the diameter of the optical fiber. The thickness of the flow path in a direction along the path of travel is sufficiently small so as to prevent the recirculation of the coating material in the vicinity of the point of application to the optical fiber. Also, the fiber draw rate, the pressure of the coating material the direction of the flow path relative to the longitudinal axis of the optical fiber and the diameter of the die opening are such that a gap forms between the coating material and the die. That gap is allowed to be maintained because of the pressure differential between ambient atmosphere an the chamber. As a result, the coating material as it leaves the disc-like flow path and is directed toward the optical fiber is bounded by free surfaces instead of by solid surfaces in the immediate vicinity of where it is applied to the optical fiber. This prevents the development of shear fields and allows the diameter of the coated optical fiber to be varied.