Electric lamp and discharge devices – With gas or vapor – Envelope composition
Patent
1983-09-06
1984-07-10
McCarthy, Helen M.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With gas or vapor
Envelope composition
313638, 501 65, 501 66, 501 67, 501 70, 501 72, 501 73, 501 77, 501900, C03C 304, C03C 308
Patent
active
044595107
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to lamps having a glass lamp vessel (1) and to a glass suitable therefor. The relevant glass is adequately resistant to attack by electrons, is resistant to atmospheric influences and is properly workable in a gas flame. This glass contains 44-60 mole % silicon oxide; 0-7.5 mole % boron oxide; 0-6 mole % zirconium oxide; 0-7.5 mole % aluminium oxide; 5-20 mole % calcium oxide; 12.5-25 mole % barium oxide; 0-15 mole % magnesium oxide; 0-10 mole % strontium oxide; 2-8 mole % sodium oxide. The sum of the alkaline earth metals is 25-42.5 mole %.
No discoloration occurs in sodium vapor discharge lamps when the lamp vessel has been made of this glass.
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McCarthy Helen M.
Spain Norman N.
U.S. Philips Corporation
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