Electric lamp and discharge devices – With gas or vapor – Incandescent filament lamp
Patent
1984-08-02
1987-12-01
Moore, David K.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With gas or vapor
Incandescent filament lamp
313579, 313116, H01K 126
Patent
active
047106778
ABSTRACT:
An incandescent lamp, which emits infra-red radiation, comprises a tubular quartz envelope, within which a tungsten filament is supported. To reflect radiation, which is emitted in a downward direction from the filament, back in an upward direction to an item to be heated, a substantially pure aluminum oxide coating is bonded in a substantially permanent manner to the surface of the envelope. The coating extends subtantially along the length of the lamp and around approximately half of the cross-sectional circumference thereof. The coating is applied to the envelope by a spray gun technique, wherein finely divided aluminum powder is blown through an oxygenated flame, which is directed towards an area of the envelope to be coated.
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Halberstadt Alex L.
Hume Roger A.
Moore David K.
Thorn Emi plc
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