Protective beryllium oxide coating for high-intensity discharge

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With gas or vapor – Envelope with particular structure

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313638, 427107, 445 13, H01J 6118, H01J 6135, H01J 920

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ABSTRACT:
A protective beryllium oxide coating of suitable thickness is applied to the inner surface of the arc tube of a high-intensity, metal halide discharge lamp in order to avoid a substantial loss of the metallic portion of the metal halide fill and hence a substantial buildup of free halogen, thereby extending the useful life of the lamp. A preferred lamp structure includes a fused silica arc tube. The beryllium oxide coating is preferably applied to the arc tube by evaporating beryllium in the arc tube under non-oxidizing conditions, and then heating in an oxidizing atmosphere.

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