Aluminum phosphate cement compositions and lamp assemblies conta

Illumination – Plural light sources – Diverse light generators

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106104, 362263, H01R 3300

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ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to aluminum phosphate refractory cement compositions which comprise a mixture of aluminum phosphate containing excess phosphoric acid, relatively small particle size alumina and a mixture of relatively medium and coarse particle size inert filler materials. This cement is useful for cementing tungsten-halogen lamps into glass reflectors. The aluminum phosphate is formed with an excess of phosphoric acid which reacts with the alumina when the cement is baked at elevated temperatures.

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