Processes for the production of glass article and optical device
Abstract
A process for stably and efficiently producing quality glass articles such as preforms at high yields, and a process for producing an optical device from the preform obtained by the above process. In the process for producing a glass article, molten glass gobs having a predetermined weight each are poured, or molten glass drops having a predetermined weight each are dropped through a nozzle, into a boiling liquid having a boiling point lower than the glass transition temperature of the glass constituting said glass article or a liquid which is temperature-adjusted beforehand so as to be caused to boil by the amount of heat of the glass, to form glass articles. In the process for producing an optical device, a preform obtained by the above process is softened by heating and precision-press-molded into the optical device.
Claims
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4 . A process for the production of a glass article from a molten glass by dropping a molten glass, which comprises dropping a molten glass having a predetermined weight in a boiling liquid having a boiling point lower than the glass transition temperature of the glass constituting said glass article or a liquid controlled in advance to be caused to boil by the amount of heat of the glass, from the nozzle, to form a glass article having a weight equivalent to said weight, and taking out the glass molded article.
5 . A process for the production of a glass article by dropping a molten glass, which comprises dropping a molten glass having a predetermined weight into a liquid controlled in advance to be caused to boil by the amount of heat of the glass, from a nozzle, to form a glass article having a weight equivalent to said weight, and recovering said glass article from the liquid while the liquid in contact with the glass article is boiling.
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