Process for flushing and filling a low pressure gas discharge li

Electric lamp or space discharge component or device manufacturi – Process – With assembly or disassembly

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445 53, 445 56, H01J 938

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048613029

ABSTRACT:
A process for flushing and filling a low pressure gas discharge lamp which has an exhaust tube and discharge electrodes at each of its ends and which is provided with a discharge vessel for limiting or bounding the gas discharge, wherein the course of the process the discharge vessel is coupled via the exhaust tubes to a pumping apparatus. Flushing or fill gas is continually charged into the discharge vessel via one of the exhaust tubes and simultaneously via the other exhaust tube the gas is discharged in such a manner that within the discharge vessel an equilibrium pressure prevails which coincides with the final charging pressure of the lamp, while the flow rate of the flowing gas is expediently maintained at a constant value.

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patent: 4303290 (1981-12-01), Tsunekawa
patent: 4364617 (1982-12-01), Moriwaki

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