JPS59190242A - Production of optical fiber coated with plastic - Google Patents

Production of optical fiber coated with plastic

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JPS59190242A
JPS59190242A JP58063303A JP6330383A JPS59190242A JP S59190242 A JPS59190242 A JP S59190242A JP 58063303 A JP58063303 A JP 58063303A JP 6330383 A JP6330383 A JP 6330383A JP S59190242 A JPS59190242 A JP S59190242A
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optical fiber
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outer periphery
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Fumio Takahashi
文雄 高橋
Hisaharu Yanagawa
柳川 久治
Mikio Kokayu
小粥 幹夫
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Furukawa Electric Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To produce optical fibers, coated with a plastic, and having transmission characteristics, temperature characteristics, connection workability and water pressure resistance characteristics, by providing a specific interlayer having zero hardness and no fluidity between an element wire of the optical fibers and a reinforcing resin layer for covering the outer periphery thereof. CONSTITUTION:An element wire (A) of an optical fiber is rewound from a feeder 1 and fed to a coater 2. A liquid silicone based resin composition (B) having thixotropy of becoming a liquid on application of force in the coater 2 thereto and changing into a solid on removing the force is applied to the outer periphery of the element wire (A) of the optical fiber by giving the fluidity to the composition (B) under pressurizing with a plunger. The resultant coated element wire (A) is then put into a curing furnace 7 and cured by heat energy or light energy to form a gelatinous material interlayer (C') having zero hardness and such a thickness (t) as to give about t/d>=0.6 [d is the outside diameter of the optical fiber (A)]. A reinforcing layer (D') of a thermoplastic resin is formed on the outside thereof by an extrusion coater 8, and the optical fiber (A) is passed through a cooling bath 9 and then wound onto a winder 10.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明(はプラスチック被覆光ファイバの製造方法に関
する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a plastic coated optical fiber.

光ファイバ・b線と称されているプラスチック被覆光フ
ァイバの1つにルーズ構造のものがある0 この構造の被覆光ファイバは補す皐楠−椿光ファイバ素
線とその外周に設けらえした補強樹脂層との間(こ粘性
の高い液状の中間層が介在されており、この中間層に依
存して各種の優れた特徴効果を発揮する。
One of the plastic-coated optical fibers called optical fibers and B-lines has a loose structure.The coated optical fiber with this structure has a complementary Akakusu-Tsubaki optical fiber wire and its outer periphery. A liquid intermediate layer with high viscosity is interposed between the reinforcing resin layer and exhibits various excellent characteristics and effects depending on this intermediate layer.

つまり、光ファイバ(ガラス:)と袖強樹脂層(プラス
チックパイプ)との線膨張係数が異なるどしても、液状
の中間層が光ファイバ、プラスチックパイプ相互の円滑
な動きを許容するとともfこそのパイプ扱覆時、パイプ
が長手方向に収縮することにより、元ファイバがパイプ
内−2緩やかな蛇行状態で納捷るので、温度変化に起因
しグこパイプ伸縮時、その伸縮力が光ファイバに作用せ
ず、したかつ−C光ファイバには歪みが発生しないこと
となり、伝送損失増の問題は殆ど起らない。
In other words, even if the linear expansion coefficients of the optical fiber (glass) and the sleeve-reinforced resin layer (plastic pipe) are different, the liquid intermediate layer allows smooth movement between the optical fiber and the plastic pipe. When handling a pipe, the pipe contracts in the longitudinal direction, and the original fiber is delivered in a gentle meandering state within the pipe.When the pipe expands and contracts due to temperature changes, the stretching force is applied to the optical fiber. In addition, no distortion occurs in the -C optical fiber, and the problem of increased transmission loss hardly occurs.

しかし上記の被覆光ファイバでは、中間層が液状であり
、流動性をもつため、つぎのような問題点もみられる。
However, in the coated optical fiber described above, since the intermediate layer is liquid and has fluidity, the following problems are also observed.

それは被接光ファイパイ11互を接続するとき、パイプ
端から液状中間層が流失することであり、さらにパイプ
内ζこおける光ファイバの安定性がないこと(こより、
接続離1辺をともない、手数がかかることである。
When connecting optical fiber pipes 11 to each other, the liquid intermediate layer flows out from the ends of the pipes, and furthermore, the optical fibers within the pipes are unstable (because of this,
One side is connected and separated, which is time-consuming.

その他(こも、海底布設のごとく、かなりの高水比を受
ける場合とか、架空ケーブルのごとく高7品化する場合
(夏期200℃程匿)では、接続箇所や他の筒所から液
状中間ノ・Δが漏出することも子側され、これの対策を
講じておかねばならないので構造上の不経隣が生じる。
In addition, in cases where the water ratio is quite high, such as in submarine installations, or in cases where high-temperature cables are used, such as in overhead cables (temperatures of up to 200 degrees Celsius in summer), it is necessary to remove liquid intermediate water from connection points or other pipes. Δ may also leak, and countermeasures must be taken to prevent this, resulting in structural failure.

−万、製造面から上記被覆光ファイバを検討した場合、
中間層はこれが液状であるため元ファイバ素線とパイプ
(補強樹1指〆)との間(こ介在させるのが輔しく、レ
リえは補強樹脂層fこよる被覆前、光フアイバ素線の外
周(こ中間層用の液状材料を産イli したとしても、
1勇4オ科が自重にjり滴下してし蜂い、1−たがって
補強樹脂層のパイプ成形時、当該液状材料をそのパイプ
山番こ同時(こ充填するといった難度の高い方法をとら
ねばならない。
−10,000, when considering the above-mentioned coated optical fiber from a manufacturing perspective,
Since the intermediate layer is in a liquid state, it is difficult to interpose it between the original fiber wire and the pipe (one finger of reinforcing resin), and the layer is thinner than the optical fiber wire before being coated with the reinforcing resin layer f. Even if a liquid material is produced for the outer periphery (this middle layer),
1. When molding a reinforcing resin layer into a pipe, a highly difficult method such as filling the pipe with the liquid material at the same time is necessary. Must be.

寸た、液状に代え賦形性のあるゲル状物質により上記中
間層を形成する場合、既述の問題点のうち、いくつかは
解消できるが、伝送特性、温度特性との兼ねおいてゲル
状物質にどの程度の賦形性をもたせるかが彊しく、さら
イここのゲル状物質(こしても、ゲル化される寸では流
動性が人きいため既述の液状と同じく製造上の問題がと
もなう。
However, some of the above-mentioned problems can be solved if the intermediate layer is formed from a gel-like substance with shapeability instead of a liquid, but it is difficult to form a gel-like substance in terms of transmission characteristics and temperature characteristics. The degree of formability that is given to the substance is interesting, and the gel-like material here (even if it is gelled, the fluidity is very high at the point where it becomes a gel, so there are manufacturing problems like the liquid form mentioned above). Tomo.

不発1!+4 Vi−J二記の問題点(こ鑑み、この種
のプラスチック被覆光ファイバを製置するfこあたり、
特殊な方θ、で中間層を形成することにより各種の諸W
性を備えたプラスヂンク被俊光ファイバが簡易にしかも
能率よく製造できるようにしプこものである。
Misfire 1! +4 Problems mentioned in Vi-J 2 (In view of this, when manufacturing this kind of plastic-coated optical fiber,
By forming an intermediate layer with a special layer θ, various W
This product enables a plasticized optical fiber with high properties to be manufactured easily and efficiently.

以下不発明の方法を図示の実施例により説明すると、第
1図(こおいて、光ファイバ素MAはボビン型あろい(
d、ドラム型とした回転式の供給機1から巻きもどされ
て91一定方向へ絢・凶さハ、る。
The inventive method will be explained below with reference to the illustrated embodiment.
d. The yarn is unwound from the drum-shaped rotary feeder 1 and is rolled in a certain direction 91.

この光フアイバ素線Aは石英系光ファイバ(外径125
71m)の外周にプライマリコート−i lc riバ
ッファコートあるいはこれら両コー)・t Jf 用−
i Zlシリコーン樹脂、シリコーン系ノ・などの=1
−1・IM (外径03)’run )が設けられたも
のである。
This optical fiber wire A is a silica-based optical fiber (outer diameter 125
71m) on the outer periphery of the primary coat - i lc ri buffer coat or both coats) / t Jf -
i Zl silicone resin, silicone type, etc.=1
-1・IM (outer diameter 03)'run) is provided.

」二11己Gこおいて栓きもどしfll: 4合された
光フアイバ素線Aは、(−Jしめ塗lIJ機2にかけら
れる。
211 G and re-plug: The 4 combined optical fiber strands A are applied to (-J Shimecoating IJ machine 2.

この塗布機2は第2図めごとく、プランジャ3およびシ
リンダ4を備えた加圧部6と1該加圧部5のシリンダ4
1こ連結された成形部6とからなり、そのシリンダ4内
(こげ液状の樹)信組J戊物Bが収容さ汎ている。
As shown in Fig. 2, this applicator 2 has a pressure section 6 equipped with a plunger 3 and a cylinder 4, and a cylinder 4 of the pressure section 5.
It consists of one molded part 6 connected to each other, and the cylinder 4 (burnt liquid wood) is housed with a credit union J-shaped part B.

液状の樹脂組成物B l−j:力を加えると液状となり
、力をとり去ると固状を呈するチギソトロピ−(thi
xotropy−揺変性、擬(イダ性)を有しており、
具体的な該樹脂組成物Bとしてはシリコーン系のもの(
初期枯1i3000cPsのトーレシリコーンgcys
 2−264 )を用いる。
Liquid resin composition Bl-j: Thigisotropic (thi) which becomes liquid when force is applied and becomes solid when force is removed.
xotropy - has thixotropy, pseudo(idacity),
Specifically, the resin composition B is silicone-based (
Toray silicone gcys with initial dryness 1i3000cPs
2-264) is used.

上記樹脂組成物Bは塗布機2のシリンダ4内においてプ
ランジャ3にJ:り加圧されているため流動性を有して
−29、該流動性樹脂組成物Bばそのシリンダlから成
形部6内へ供給されることとなる。
Since the resin composition B is pressurized by the plunger 3 in the cylinder 4 of the applicator 2, it has fluidity. It will be supplied to Japan.

したがって前述した光フアイバ素線Aが塗布機1の成形
部6を通過したとぎ、これの外周には外径0.7 rr
a程度の樹脂組成物層(中間層)が形成され、元ファイ
バ素線Aは未硬化の中間被覆光ファイバCとなる。
Therefore, once the optical fiber strand A described above passes through the forming section 6 of the coating machine 1, the outer circumference of the optical fiber strand A has an outer diameter of 0.7 rr.
A resin composition layer (intermediate layer) of about a thickness is formed, and the original fiber strand A becomes an uncured intermediate coated optical fiber C.

その後、中間子ル覆光ファイバCの樹脂組成物(中間層
)+d流動性のない状態を呈し、この状態で該中間被怪
光ファイバCは第1図の硬化炉7を辿Jトりすることど
なり、ここで上記樹カ旨組成物(中間層)−硬化エイ、
ルギを受けてゲル状物5″↓1(二ンコーる。
Thereafter, the resin composition (intermediate layer) of the meson-covered optical fiber C exhibits a state with no fluidity, and in this state, the intermediate covered optical fiber C follows the curing furnace 7 shown in FIG. Here, the above-mentioned tree shell composition (intermediate layer) - hardened stingray,
Gel-like material 5″↓1 (two-year-old) after receiving rugi.

この際の硬化エイ、ルギは熱エネルギとか光エイ・ルギ
などを採用し、樹脂組成物すなわち中間層−半架橋状態
のゲル状物質とする。
At this time, thermal energy or optical energy is used for curing, and the resin composition, that is, the intermediate layer is a gel-like substance in a semi-crosslinked state.

ゲル状物質からなる中間層の硬さはJIS規4名 (K
  6 3 0 1  )  で0、 AST へ4−
D1321で80ツ、−にでちる。
The hardness of the intermediate layer made of a gel-like substance is determined by the JIS standard 4 (K
0 at 6 3 0 1), 4- to AST
D1321 comes out at 80, -.

以下、中間被覆光ファイバCは押出扱覆機8(こかけら
れ、その中間層の外周(こ熱1月塑性樹脂(ナイロン、
ポリエチレンなど)による補強樹11FI層(外径0.
9 mm )か形成されて所定の被色光ファイバ■〕と
なり、その後肢強光ファイバD J4冷却41jll 
9て水冷され、ドラム型の巻取機10に」、り巻きとら
れる。
Hereinafter, the intermediate coated optical fiber C is passed through an extrusion handling machine 8 (extrusion handling machine 8), and the outer periphery of the intermediate layer (heated plastic resin (nylon),
11 FI layers of reinforced wood (polyethylene, etc.) (outer diameter 0.
9 mm) is formed into a predetermined colored optical fiber (■), and the hindlimb strong optical fiber D J4 cooling 41jll is formed.
9, it is water-cooled, and then wound onto a drum-type winder 10.

第3図(I:ll上記のようにして製造された被覆光フ
ァイバ(光ファイバlb線)の断面図であり、同図に2
いてAは既述の光フアイバ木線、C′はゲル状物質から
なる中間層、D’+は熱1月塑性樹脂からなる補強樹脂
層である。
FIG. 3 (I:ll) is a cross-sectional view of the coated optical fiber (optical fiber lb line) manufactured as described above, and the same figure shows 2
In the figure, A is the optical fiber wood wire described above, C' is an intermediate layer made of a gel-like substance, and D'+ is a reinforcing resin layer made of a thermoplastic resin.

なお、上記ζこおいて光フアイバ素線Aの外径をd、中
間j※C′を構成するゲル状物質の肉JQをLとした場
合、t/a≦0.6  f 1!a足させるように中間
層C′の肉厚を設定するのがよく、こうした場合には、
ケーブル化したときの伸び緩和特性すなわちケーブル伸
び(こり”づする光ファイバの1甲びを1以下にするこ
とができる。
Note that in the above ζ, if the outer diameter of the optical fiber A is d, and the thickness JQ of the gel-like substance constituting the intermediate j*C' is L, then t/a≦0.6 f 1! It is best to set the thickness of the intermediate layer C' so as to add a, and in such a case,
When made into a cable, the elongation relaxation property, that is, the cable elongation (stiffness) of the optical fiber can be reduced to 1 or less.

また、t/d≧06を、H(、+足させる中間層C′を
形成するとき5.トれz構成するケル状物(ζ数回塗布
工程で形成してもよいが、工程数を削減する上では1回
の塗、イ1)でゲル状物質を形成するのがよく、こうし
た場合でも約]、 OKm 長にわたり、均一な中間層
C′が得られる。
In addition, when forming the intermediate layer C' where t/d≧06 is added to H(, + In order to reduce the thickness, it is best to form a gel-like substance in one coating (1), and even in such a case, a uniform intermediate layer C' can be obtained over a length of about 1,000 m.

以上説明したノふり、本発明(は光フアイバ素線とその
外周(こ設けられた補強樹脂層との間に中間層が介在さ
れているプラスチック被覆光ファイバの製仏力a、(、
こおいて上記中間層を形成するエイj1て打r1 チキ
ンI・ロビーを・汀する2fM状の1ケJij旨組成物
に流動に1.(il−もゾこせ、その流動11ト樹脂組
成物を光フアイバ2+コ線の外周に塗イIi した後、
当該樹脂組成物にf1更化エイ、ルギを、りえてJ I
 s)A格(1く6301)による硬さがOの流動性の
ないタル状物t′工をつくることを特徴としているから
そのゲル状物質からなる中間層は硬さが0の非’、+i
c !、1lIJ件であることにより、伏込特性、畠度
特)牛、J〆続111iのイ’l’ 、>’i !L 
% 1制水圧!1hダLなどを発う111するCとと4
・す、しかも光フアイバ素線への塗イl :+;、1−
記樹11’)7 +1l−f酸物!’j流動、:rp−
7,イfするの”Cその塗イliが行7″A−いやずく
、塗lII後(・:J流動性をもたないので、こ凡のゲ
ル化やその後の被覆が行ない一\)すく、!4′5に流
動性に起因し7を中間層の変形、さら1こl+−1こノ
1の外周に補強・聞脂)1゛ツを形成する際の中間層q
・11落とか、争1落物によるI′lII出イル0機の
l:Iづ・19/l−とがなく、−、ユた、こうして中
間層が問題4′<形成で、・さること(こよりラインの
ネックがなく y、c リ、ラインスピードも了ノブで
きる。
As described above, the present invention (a) is a manufacturing capability of a plastic-coated optical fiber in which an intermediate layer is interposed between an optical fiber strand and a reinforcing resin layer provided on its outer periphery.
Now, add 1 piece of the 2fM composition to the 1 piece of the 2fM composition that forms the middle layer. After applying the flowing resin composition to the outer periphery of the optical fiber 2+,
To the resin composition, f1 modified stingray, lugi, riete J I
s) Since the hardness according to A rating (16301) is O, it is characterized by the creation of a non-flowable tar-like material, so the intermediate layer made of the gel-like material is a non-', which has a hardness of 0. +i
c! , 1lIJ case, the surrender characteristic, Hatato special) cow, J〆continuation 111i's i'l',>'i! L
%1 water control pressure! 1h da L, etc. 111 C and to 4
・Moreover, coating on the optical fiber wire: +;, 1-
Kiju 11') 7 +1l-f acid! 'j flow, :rp-
7, If it is applied, the coating is line 7. become empty,! 4'5 Deformation of the intermediate layer 7 due to fluidity, further 1 + - 1 Reinforcement and fattening on the outer periphery of this 1) Intermediate layer q when forming 1
・There is no 11/11 or 19/l- of I'lII output due to 1 lost item. (There is no neck in the line, so you can control the line speed.

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

第1図1−イ1:発明方法の1大流例を略示した説明図
、第2図(d同上ζご用いる塗イi+ 磯の略・」モ説
明図、第3図は不発開力法により製造された被覆光ファ
イバの断面図でめろ。 A・・・・・光フアイバ素線 B・・・・・棗脂組成物 C・・・・・中間被覆光ファイバ C′・・・・中間J脅 D・・・・・被豊光ファイバ D′・・・・補強樹脂層 2・・・・・塗布機 5・・・・・塗イ9イ・−の加圧部 6・・・・・塗布機の成形部 了・・・・・硬化炉 特許出1傾人 代理人 弁理士  井 藤   誠
Figure 1-1: An explanatory diagram schematically showing one major example of the invented method, Figure 2 (d same as This is a cross-sectional view of a coated optical fiber manufactured by the method.・Intermediate J-thread D...Enriched optical fiber D'...Reinforced resin layer 2...Coating machine 5...Coating A9-I Pressure part 6...・Complete the molding section of the coating machine ・・Patent attorney Makoto Ito, patent attorney for curing furnace

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)  光フアイバ素線とその外周に設けられた補強
樹脂層との間に中間層が介在されているプラスチック被
覆光ファイバの製造方法において、上記中間層を形成す
る工程では、チギソトTll e−をイJする液状の樹
脂組成物fこ流動11を’07−こせ、その流動性樹脂
組成物を光フアイバ素線の外周に塗布した後、当課樹脂
組成物(こイ朗化エネルギをカえてJIS規格(K63
01.)(こ1.る硬さがOの流動性のないゲル状物質
をつくるプラスチック被覆光ファイバの製造方法。
(1) In a method for manufacturing a plastic-coated optical fiber in which an intermediate layer is interposed between an optical fiber strand and a reinforcing resin layer provided on the outer periphery thereof, in the step of forming the intermediate layer, After applying the fluid resin composition to the outer periphery of the optical fiber, the resin composition of this section (to change the cooling energy) is applied. JIS standard (K63
01. ) (1. A method for manufacturing a plastic-coated optical fiber that produces a gel-like substance with no fluidity and a hardness of O.
(2)  チギノlロビーをイイする液状の樹脂組成物
(こ流動性をもたせる手段としてその1η(脂絹成物を
加圧する特許請求の範囲第1項記載のプラスチックネル
覆光ファイバの製造方法。
(2) A method for manufacturing a plastic flannel-covered optical fiber according to claim 1, in which a liquid resin composition (1η) that has good fluidity is pressurized.
(3)  光フアイバ素線の外径をd1ゲル状物質の肉
厚をtとし7C場合、t/d≧06 を満足させるゲル
状物をつくる特許請求の範囲第1項記載のプラスチック
被覆光ファイバの製造方法。
(3) The plastic-coated optical fiber according to claim 1, which produces a gel-like material that satisfies t/d≧06, where the outer diameter of the optical fiber is d1 and the wall thickness of the gel-like material is t and 7C. manufacturing method.
(4)流動性樹脂組成物を光フアイバ素線の外周に1回
たけ塗布する特許N’R求の範囲第1項記載のプラスチ
ック被覆光ファイバの製造方法。
(4) A method for manufacturing a plastic-coated optical fiber according to Patent N'R Claims Item 1, in which a fluid resin composition is coated once on the outer periphery of the optical fiber.
JP58063303A 1983-04-11 1983-04-11 Production of optical fiber coated with plastic Pending JPS59190242A (en)

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JP58063303A Pending JPS59190242A (en) 1983-04-11 1983-04-11 Production of optical fiber coated with plastic

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Cited By (1)

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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS626211A (en) * 1985-02-06 1987-01-13 Sumitomo Electric Ind Ltd Reinforcing member made of resin with high orientation property and its manufacture

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS626211A (en) * 1985-02-06 1987-01-13 Sumitomo Electric Ind Ltd Reinforcing member made of resin with high orientation property and its manufacture

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