Electrode for a high-pressure discharge lamp, and methods of its

Electric lamp or space discharge component or device manufacturi – Process – Electrode making

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313631, H01J 914

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ABSTRACT:
The electrode of tungsten material has a cylindrical shaft and a conical tip, in which the conical tip is made essentially by radial deformation, such as hammering or cross-rolling, of the tip portion (9) of the electrode blank (5). This changes the grain structure to be converging. A flat top or plateau (10) can be ground at the very end of the tip.

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