Electric lamp and discharge devices – With gas or vapor – Having electrode lead-in or electrode support sealed to...
Patent
1982-12-17
1985-09-03
Moore, David K.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With gas or vapor
Having electrode lead-in or electrode support sealed to...
313636, 313315, 501 21, 501 49, H01J 536, H01J 6136, H01K 138
Patent
active
045395098
ABSTRACT:
A lead-free sealing glass consisting essentially of, in parts by weight, 8-25 BaO, 20-35 B.sub.2 O.sub.3, and 45-72 Sb.sub.2 O.sub.3 except for incidental impurities, residual fluxes and refining agents provides an improved molten sealing action especially useful for high temperature electric lamp envelopes and other electrical devices. More particularly, a protective molten seal utilizing said sealing glass is formed between a refractory metal inlead which extends into a larger sized opening of a fused quartz member by filling the free space between said opening in the fused quartz member and the refractory metal inlead with the aforementioned sealing glass composition and thereafter converting the sealing glass to a molten condition during device operation.
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General Electric Company
Jacob Fred
McDevitt J. F.
Moore David K.
Schlamp Philip L.
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