JPH08166356A - Method for detecting abnormality of optical fiber - Google Patents

Method for detecting abnormality of optical fiber

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JPH08166356A
JPH08166356A JP33332794A JP33332794A JPH08166356A JP H08166356 A JPH08166356 A JP H08166356A JP 33332794 A JP33332794 A JP 33332794A JP 33332794 A JP33332794 A JP 33332794A JP H08166356 A JPH08166356 A JP H08166356A
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Kouichi Hiraya
浩一 平屋
Munehisa Fujimaki
宗久 藤巻
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Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a method for detecting an abnormality inside a naked optical fiber, mainly air bubbles or the like. CONSTITUTION: Parallel light beams 3 are continuously cast sideways to a naked optical fiber 2 not yet coated immediately after being drawn. A forward scattering light 4 is continuously detected, so that an abnormality inside the naked optical fiber 2 is judged from a difference of quantities of light of right and left patterns of the detected scattering light. In this constitution, even when a using detector 5 such as a CCD line sensor or the like generates instable outputs of some degrees, an erroneous detection is not brought about and a highly accurate detection is achieved.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、光ファイバ裸線内部
の、主として気泡などの、異常を検出する光ファイバの
異常検出方法に関するものである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optical fiber abnormality detecting method for detecting an abnormality inside a bare optical fiber, mainly bubbles.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】このような光ファイバの異常検出方法と
して、本出願人は、既に図3に示した如き方法を提案し
ている。この方法では、光ファイバ母材1から線引きし
た直後の未コーテングの光ファイバ裸線2に、側方から
平行光線3を連続して照射し、その前方に散乱される散
乱光4を、CCDラインセンサなどに代表される検出器
5によって、連続的に検出する。この検出された電気信
号を信号処理部6で処理し、その散乱パターン20をモ
ニタ7で表示する一方、判定処理部8では、気泡などの
有無を判定し、記録装置9で記録すると共に、異常検出
時には、ブザーなどの警報装置10によって、警報を発
するようになっている。
2. Description of the Related Art As a method for detecting an abnormality in such an optical fiber, the present applicant has already proposed the method shown in FIG. In this method, the uncoated optical fiber bare wire 2 immediately after being drawn from the optical fiber preform 1 is continuously irradiated with parallel rays 3 from the side, and scattered light 4 scattered in front of the parallel light rays 3 is transferred to a CCD line. The detector 5 represented by a sensor or the like continuously detects. The detected electric signal is processed by the signal processing unit 6, and the scattering pattern 20 is displayed on the monitor 7. On the other hand, the determination processing unit 8 determines the presence or absence of air bubbles and the like, records the same in the recording device 9, and records the abnormality. At the time of detection, an alarm device 10 such as a buzzer issues an alarm.

【0003】上記散乱パターン20としては、図4に示
したように、富士山のような形をしたパターンが得られ
る。なお、この検出器5の中央部には、平行光線3が直
接入射されるため、センサがチャージアップする恐れが
あり、そのような場合には、図5に示したように、中央
部に光遮断板からなるマスク11を設ける。このときに
は、山頂部のない散乱パターン20′が得られる。
As the scattering pattern 20, as shown in FIG. 4, a pattern shaped like Mt. Fuji can be obtained. Since the parallel light beam 3 is directly incident on the central portion of the detector 5, the sensor may be charged up. In such a case, as shown in FIG. A mask 11 made of a blocking plate is provided. At this time, a scattering pattern 20 'having no peaks is obtained.

【0004】例えば、上記散乱パターン20′を例に取
ると、光ファイバ裸線2の内部に異常がないときには、
綺麗な稜線からなる山腹のパターンが得られるのに対し
て、気泡などの異常部分があると、図6に示したように
(なお、同図では、図5の散乱パターン20′を90°
回転させて表示してある。)、大きな凹凸部からなる異
常部20a′が現れるようになる。したがって、この異
常部20a′の出現によって、光ファイバ裸線2の内部
に気泡などの異常部分があることが分かる。
For example, taking the above scattering pattern 20 'as an example, when there is no abnormality inside the bare optical fiber 2,
While a hillside pattern composed of beautiful ridges can be obtained, when an abnormal portion such as a bubble is present, as shown in FIG. 6 (note that the scattering pattern 20 ′ in FIG.
It is displayed rotated. ), An abnormal portion 20a 'consisting of a large uneven portion appears. Therefore, the appearance of this abnormal portion 20a 'reveals that there is an abnormal portion such as a bubble inside the bare optical fiber 2.

【0005】[0005]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、上記C
CDラインセンサなどのような検出器5にあっては、素
子の特性上、出力の特性にある程度の不安定性(バラツ
キ)が生じることは避けられない。これを、やや誇張し
て表示すると、例えば図7に示したように、光ファイバ
裸線2の内部に異常がないときでも、大小の凹凸部分が
ある山腹の散乱パターン21′が生じる恐れがある。
However, the above C
In the detector 5 such as a CD line sensor, it is inevitable that the output characteristics have some instability (variation) due to the characteristics of the elements. If this is displayed in a slightly exaggerated manner, for example, as shown in FIG. 7, even if there is no abnormality inside the bare optical fiber 2, there is a possibility that a hillside scattering pattern 21 'having large and small uneven portions may occur. .

【0006】このような大小の凹凸変動があると、誤っ
た異常検出が多発することとなり、光ファイバ裸線2の
良品部分までも、廃棄されるなどの問題が生じる。この
ため、検出器5での検出において、時間平均を取った
り、或いはハイカットフィルタを通して、出力を成形す
ることなども考えられるが、そうすると、線引き(紡
糸)の高速化が困難となる。このことは、近年の紡糸速
度の高速化によるコストダウンの実現や、光ファイバ裸
線のより一層の均一化というような要求に対応できない
という問題が生じる。
If there are such large and small irregularity fluctuations, erroneous abnormality detections will occur frequently, and even non-defective parts of the bare optical fiber 2 will be discarded. Therefore, in the detection by the detector 5, it is conceivable to take a time average or form the output through a high-cut filter, but in that case, it becomes difficult to speed up the drawing (spinning). This causes a problem that it is not possible to meet the recent demands such as cost reduction by increasing the spinning speed and further homogenization of the bare optical fiber.

【0007】本発明は、このような従来の実情に鑑みて
なされたもので、CCDラインセンサなどの素子おい
て、ある程度の出力の不安定性があっても、高精度での
検出を可能とした光ファイバの異常検出方法を提供せん
とするものである。
The present invention has been made in view of such a conventional situation, and enables highly accurate detection in an element such as a CCD line sensor even if the output is unstable to some extent. It is intended to provide a method for detecting an abnormality in an optical fiber.

【0008】[0008]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明の請求項1の発明
は、線引き直後の未コーテングの光ファイバ裸線に、側
方から平行光線を連続して照射して、その前方散乱光を
連続的に検出し、検出した散乱光の左右のパターンの光
量の差から、前記光ファイバ裸線内部の異常判定を行う
ことを特徴とする光ファイバの異常検出方法にある。
According to a first aspect of the present invention, an uncoated optical fiber bare wire immediately after drawing is continuously irradiated with parallel rays from the side, and the forward scattered light is continuously irradiated. The method for detecting an abnormality in an optical fiber is characterized in that the abnormality in the bare optical fiber is determined based on the difference between the light amounts of the right and left patterns of the scattered light detected.

【0009】本発明の請求項2の発明は、線引き直後の
未コーテングの光ファイバ裸線に、側方から平行光線を
連続して照射して、その前方散乱光を連続的に検出し、
検出した散乱光のパターン光量と、正常な光ファイバ裸
線の散乱光のパターン光量との差から、前記光ファイバ
裸線内部の異常判定を行うことを特徴とする光ファイバ
の異常検出方法にある。
According to the second aspect of the present invention, the uncoated optical fiber bare wire immediately after drawing is continuously irradiated with parallel rays from the side, and the forward scattered light is continuously detected,
There is a method for detecting an abnormality in an optical fiber characterized by performing an abnormality determination inside the bare optical fiber from the difference between the detected pattern light amount of the scattered light and the pattern light amount of the scattered light of a normal bare optical fiber. .

【0010】[0010]

【作用】この構成により、いずれの本発明では、使用す
るCCDラインセンサなどの検出器において、ある程度
の出力の不安定性があっても、誤検出することなく、高
精度での検出が可能とする。
With this configuration, in any of the present inventions, even if the detector such as the CCD line sensor used has some output instability, it can be detected with high accuracy without erroneous detection. .

【0011】[0011]

【実施例】本発明では、先ず、上述した図3の装置系と
同様の装置系によって、図1に示した如き、山頂部のな
い(上記図5の場合と同様、センサのチャージアップ防
止用のマスクを設けた場合)、前方散乱光4の散乱パタ
ーン30′を得る。この後、本発明では、信号処理部6
によって、図1に示したように、散乱パターン30′の
左半分の半パターン30a′の総光量を演算すると共
に、右半分の半パターン30b′の総光量も演算する。
そして、これらの各総光量を比較し、その差が一定の値
(しきい値)を越えた場合には、判定処理部8によっ
て、光ファイバ裸線2中に気泡などの異常部分があるも
のとして、判定する。このとき、必要により警報装置1
0によって警報を発する。また、記録装置9によって、
光ファイバ裸線2の全長にわたって、異常の有無を記録
しておく。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In the present invention, first, a device system similar to the above-described device system of FIG. 3 has no peak portion as shown in FIG. 1 (for preventing charge-up of the sensor as in the case of FIG. 5 above). (When the mask of No. 1 is provided), a scattering pattern 30 'of the forward scattered light 4 is obtained. After that, in the present invention, the signal processing unit 6
As shown in FIG. 1, the total light amount of the left half pattern 30a 'of the scattering pattern 30' is calculated, and the total light amount of the right half pattern 30b 'is also calculated.
Then, these total light amounts are compared, and when the difference exceeds a certain value (threshold value), the judgment processing unit 8 has an abnormal portion such as a bubble in the bare optical fiber 2. Is determined. At this time, if necessary, the alarm device 1
An alarm is triggered by 0. In addition, by the recording device 9,
The presence or absence of abnormality is recorded over the entire length of the bare optical fiber 2.

【0012】上記しきい値の設定は、実際の検出テスト
行い、光ファイバ裸線2中に異常がある場合(異常が既
知である光ファイバ裸線)における、左右の各半パター
ン30a′,30b′の光量差を予め求めて設定する。
The above threshold value is set by performing an actual detection test, and when there is an abnormality in the bare optical fiber 2 (a bare bare optical fiber), the left and right half patterns 30a ', 30b. The light amount difference of 'is obtained and set in advance.

【0013】この異常検出方法の場合、実際の各半パタ
ーン30a′,30b′部分において、上記図7に示し
たように、大小からなる多数の凹凸部分がある形で検出
されたとしても、左右が同一のCCDラインセンサなど
の検出器5によって、検出されるため、左右の各半パタ
ーン30a′,30b′部分には、ほぼ同程度の出力不
安定性が作用するものと考えられる。したがって、光フ
ァイバ裸線2中に異常がない場合において、左右の各半
パターン30a′,30b′部分に多数の凹凸部が現れ
ても、左右の差をとった場合、互いに打ち消す形となる
ため、検出器5の出力不安定性に関係なく、正確な検出
が可能となる。もちろん、何れか一方のパターン側に、
異常部分があると、左右の差は、明らかに大きくなるた
め、容易にその異常を検出することができるようにな
る。この方法が、本発明でいう請求項1の発明である。
In the case of this abnormality detecting method, even if a large number of large and small uneven portions are detected in the actual half patterns 30a 'and 30b', as shown in FIG. Is detected by the same detector 5 such as a CCD line sensor, so that it is considered that substantially the same degree of output instability acts on the left and right half patterns 30a 'and 30b'. Therefore, when there is no abnormality in the bare optical fiber 2, even if a large number of uneven portions appear on the left and right half patterns 30a 'and 30b', they will cancel each other out if the difference between the left and right is taken. Accurate detection is possible regardless of the output instability of the detector 5. Of course, on either pattern side,
If there is an abnormal portion, the difference between the left and right becomes apparently large, so that the abnormality can be easily detected. This method is the invention of claim 1 in the present invention.

【0014】このように左右の各半パターン30a′,
30b′の光量差から、異常を検出するということは、
言い換えれば、光ファイバ裸線2の左右の各半分の何方
かに正常部分があることを意味する。したがって、予め
正常な光ファイバ裸線2の半パターンや左右の全パター
ンの光量を検出しておき、この値(しきい値)と、実際
に検出された各半パターン30a′,30b′を比較
し、その差をとれば、やはり異常の有無を容易に検出す
ることができる。この方法が、本発明でいう請求項2の
発明である。
Thus, the left and right half patterns 30a ',
Detecting an abnormality from the difference in the amount of light of 30b '
In other words, it means that there is a normal part in any of the left and right halves of the bare optical fiber 2. Therefore, the light intensity of the normal half pattern of the bare optical fiber 2 and all the left and right patterns are detected in advance, and this value (threshold value) is compared with the actually detected half patterns 30a ', 30b'. However, if the difference is taken, the presence or absence of abnormality can be easily detected. This method is the invention of claim 2 in the present invention.

【0015】この請求項2の発明によると、偶然光ファ
イバ裸線2の左右の両側に同程度の気泡がある場合、上
記請求項1の発明では、左右の各半パターン30a′,
30b′の光量差が殆ど出なくなるため(ほぼ等しくな
るため)、異常の判定が困難となるが、当該請求項2の
発明では、予め検出してある正常部分との比較となるた
め、光ファイバ裸線2の左右部分に異常があるなど、と
の判定が得られる。
According to the invention of claim 2, the optical fiber happens to be
In the case where there are bubbles of the same size on both the left and right sides of the barbed wire 2, the left and right half patterns 30a ',
Since the difference in the light amount of 30b 'hardly occurs (because they are almost equal to each other), it is difficult to determine the abnormality. However, in the invention of claim 2, since the comparison is made with the normal portion previously detected, the optical fiber It can be determined that the left and right parts of the bare wire 2 are abnormal.

【0016】なお、上記各実施例は、山頂部のない、散
乱パターン30′を得た場合の本発明についてであった
が、本発明は、図2に示したように、マスクを設けたか
った場合の山頂部のある、散乱パターン30において
も、同様に適応することができる。この場合、やはり検
出した左右の各半パターン30a,30bの総光量の差
をとったり、或いは検出した左右の各半パターン30
a,30bの総光量と正常な光ファイバ裸線2の半パタ
ーンや全パターンの総光量と比較すればよい。
Although each of the above-mentioned embodiments was concerned with the present invention in which the scattering pattern 30 'having no peaks was obtained, the present invention wanted to provide a mask as shown in FIG. The same can be applied to the scattering pattern 30 having a peak in some cases. In this case, the difference between the total amounts of light of the detected left and right half patterns 30a and 30b is taken, or the detected left and right half patterns 30a and 30b are detected.
It is sufficient to compare the total amount of light of a and 30b with the total amount of light of the half pattern and all patterns of the normal bare optical fiber 2.

【0017】また、上記各実施例では、1方向から平行
光線3を光ファイバ裸線2に照射する方法であったが、
本発明では、これに限定されず、この平行光線3の照射
による方法を走行する光ファイバ裸線2に対して、上下
2段の箇所で、しかも、その照射方向を違えた形(好ま
しくは直行させた形)で、行う方法も含むものである。
これによって、1方向からのみの照射では、光ファイバ
裸線2の光線照射ラインのセンタ前後では、直接入射光
によって、異常の検出が判定し難いが、同一箇所が2方
向からの光線照射によって、検出データが得られるた
め、より高い検出精度が得られるようになる。
In each of the above embodiments, the parallel light beam 3 is applied to the bare optical fiber 2 from one direction, but
However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a method in which the irradiation direction of the parallel light beam 3 is different from that of the bare optical fiber 2 traveling in the upper and lower stages, and the irradiation direction is different (preferably, the orthogonal direction). It is also included in the form).
Accordingly, if the irradiation is performed from only one direction, it is difficult to determine the abnormality by the direct incident light before and after the center of the light irradiation line of the bare optical fiber 2, but the same portion is irradiated by the light irradiation from two directions. Since the detection data is obtained, higher detection accuracy can be obtained.

【0018】因みに、本発明方法と従来方法では、以下
の関係によっても、本発明方法が優れていることが分か
る。検出器として、CCDラインセンサを用いた場合、
CCDのそれぞれの1つの素子の出力変動の標準偏差を
σ1 とすると、半パターンの面積Sの変動の標準偏差σ
2 は、素子数をnとすると、σ2 =√nσ1 となる。ま
た、半パターンの面積Sは、個々の素子出力を、平均で
AVE とすると、S=n・VAVE として現せる。一方、
出力を成形しないで、従来方法によって、散乱パターン
の凹凸部分を検出する方法では、隣り合う素子間の差Δ
Vを見ることになる。この差ΔVの変動の標準偏差は、
上記標準偏差σ1 と等しい。この結果、σ2 /S=σ1
/(√n・VAVE ) σ1 /ΔVの関係が成り立つ。し
たがんて、上述したように、各半パターンの面積、すな
わち総光量の差を比較する方が、より高精度で検出てき
ることが分かる。
Incidentally, it can be seen that the method of the present invention is superior to the method of the present invention because of the following relationship. When a CCD line sensor is used as a detector,
Letting σ 1 be the standard deviation of the output fluctuation of each CCD element, the standard deviation σ of the fluctuation of the area S of the half pattern is σ 1.
2 is σ 2 = √nσ 1 where n is the number of elements. Further, the area S of the half pattern can be expressed as S = n · V AVE , where V AVE is an average of individual device outputs. on the other hand,
In the method of detecting the uneven portion of the scattering pattern by the conventional method without shaping the output, the difference Δ between the adjacent elements is
You will see V. The standard deviation of the variation of this difference ΔV is
It is equal to the standard deviation σ 1 above. As a result, σ 2 / S = σ 1
The relationship of / (√n · V AVE ) σ 1 / ΔV is established. As described above, it is understood that, as described above, comparing the areas of the respective half patterns, that is, the differences in the total amount of light, enables detection with higher accuracy.

【0019】[0019]

【発明の効果】このように本発明に係る光ファイバの異
常検出方法によると、線引き直後の未コーテングの光フ
ァイバ裸線に、側方から平行光線を連続して照射して、
その前方散乱光を連続的に検出し、検出した散乱光の左
右のパターンの光量の差から、或いは検出した散乱光の
パターン光量と、正常な光ファイバ裸線の散乱光のパタ
ーン光量との差から、光ファイバ裸線内部の異常判定を
行う方法であるため、使用するCCDラインセンサなど
の検出器にある程度の出力不安定性があっても、誤検出
することがなく、高精度での検出を行うことができる。
As described above, according to the optical fiber abnormality detecting method of the present invention, the uncoated bare optical fiber immediately after drawing is continuously irradiated with parallel rays from the side,
The forward scattered light is continuously detected, and the difference between the detected light quantity of the left and right patterns of the scattered light, or the difference between the detected scattered light pattern light quantity and the scattered light pattern light quantity of a normal bare optical fiber Since this is a method for determining an abnormality inside the bare optical fiber, even if there is some output instability in the detector such as the CCD line sensor used, it will not erroneously detect and can be detected with high accuracy. It can be carried out.

【0020】この結果、安価な検出器で十分対応するこ
とができ、もちろん、気泡などの異常のない、より一層
の均一化が図られた高品質の光ファイバ裸線が得られ
る。また、検出時、時間平均を取ったり、ハイカットフ
ィルタを通して、出力成形することなどが不要であるた
め、線引き(紡糸)の高速化が可能である。つまり、紡
糸速度の高速化により、生産性を損なうこともない。
As a result, an inexpensive detector can suffice, and of course, it is possible to obtain a high quality bare optical fiber which is free from abnormalities such as bubbles and which is further homogenized. Further, at the time of detection, it is not necessary to take time averaging or output molding through a high cut filter, so that the speed of drawing (spinning) can be increased. In other words, productivity is not impaired by increasing the spinning speed.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明に係る光ファイバの異常検出方法の一実
施例を説明するための散乱パターンを示した説明図であ
る。
FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a scattering pattern for explaining an embodiment of an optical fiber abnormality detection method according to the present invention.

【図2】本発明に係る光ファイバの異常検出方法の他の
実施例を説明するための散乱パターンを示した説明図で
ある。
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a scattering pattern for explaining another embodiment of the optical fiber abnormality detection method according to the present invention.

【図3】光ファイバの異常検出方法を実施するための装
置系の一例を示した概略説明図である。
FIG. 3 is a schematic explanatory view showing an example of an apparatus system for carrying out an optical fiber abnormality detection method.

【図4】光ファイバの異常検出方法の一例と検出された
散乱パターンとの関係を示した概略説明図である。
FIG. 4 is a schematic explanatory view showing a relationship between an example of an optical fiber abnormality detection method and a detected scattering pattern.

【図5】光ファイバの異常検出方法の他の例と検出され
た散乱パターンとの関係を示した概略説明図である。
FIG. 5 is a schematic explanatory view showing the relationship between another example of the optical fiber abnormality detection method and the detected scattering pattern.

【図6】光ファイバ裸線中に異常部分がある場合の散乱
パターンを示した説明図である。
FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a scattering pattern when there is an abnormal portion in a bare optical fiber.

【図7】検出器の出力不安定性により大小の凹凸部分が
ある散乱パターンを示した説明図である。
FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a scattering pattern having large and small uneven portions due to output instability of a detector.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 光ファイバ母材 2 光ファイバ裸線 3 平行光線 4 前方散乱光 5 検出器 6 信号処理部 20,20′ 散乱パターン 30,30′ 散乱パターン 1 Optical fiber base material 2 Optical fiber bare wire 3 Parallel rays 4 Forward scattered light 5 Detector 6 Signal processing unit 20,20 'Scattering pattern 30,30' Scattering pattern

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 線引き直後の未コーテングの光ファイバ
裸線に、側方から平行光線を連続して照射して、その前
方散乱光を連続的に検出し、検出した散乱光の左右のパ
ターンの光量の差から、前記光ファイバ裸線内部の異常
判定を行うことを特徴とする光ファイバの異常検出方
法。
1. An uncoated optical fiber bare wire immediately after drawing is continuously irradiated with parallel rays from the side, and forward scattered light is continuously detected, and the left and right patterns of the detected scattered light are detected. A method of detecting an abnormality in an optical fiber, which comprises determining an abnormality inside the bare optical fiber based on a difference in light amount.
【請求項2】 線引き直後の未コーテングの光ファイバ
裸線に、側方から平行光線を連続して照射して、その前
方散乱光を連続的に検出し、検出した散乱光のパターン
光量と、正常な光ファイバ裸線の散乱光のパターン光量
との差から、前記光ファイバ裸線内部の異常判定を行う
ことを特徴とする光ファイバの異常検出方法。
2. An uncoated optical fiber bare wire immediately after drawing is continuously irradiated with parallel rays from the side, and forward scattered light is continuously detected, and a pattern light amount of the detected scattered light, A method for detecting an abnormality in an optical fiber, wherein an abnormality in the inside of the bare optical fiber is determined based on a difference from a pattern light amount of scattered light of a normal bare optical fiber.
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