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Dehydration kinetics with soot densification In the VAD process

M. Kyoto, K. Kawauchi, and K. Yano

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Abstract

In the vapor-phase axial deposition (VAD) method, the dehydration technique with an agent of CI2 is one of the efficient techniques in fabricating high-quality optical fibers such as the ultimate low OH content fibers.1 However, there is not enough detailed investigation of the dehydration reaction of soot preforms. There are two reasons: the densification itself Is very complicated, and It has a complex effect on the dehydration reaction.

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