WO2005122214A1 - 発光容器および高圧放電灯用発光容器 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a light-emitting container suitably used for a high-pressure lamp.
- the body and the ring-shaped body are separately manufactured, and these two kinds of are assembled to form an assembly. Then, the standing body is baked to make a metal-ride vessel. We designed both of these so that the shape of the body when fired alone would be larger than when the body was fired alone. Then, sometimes, a contact force is applied from the tip body, so that both cases are good and the airtightness is maintained.
- a ring-shaped light-emitting seal is crimped, and the electrodes are connected to the other side. It consists of a ceramic such as a light emitting lumina. After fixing the light in the mouth of the luminescent light, each is simultaneously burned and shrunk. The light emission is set to be larger than the above. This allows the arc tube
- glass metal cement is used.
- glass metallized semen is relatively vulnerable to food, such as metal ride gas, at high temperatures and is susceptible to erosion. In addition, they are liable to be damaged after a number of cycles of high temperature and low temperature, and their reliability is limited in this respect.
- An invention according to one aspect is a luminous container provided with a tubular holding part, preferably made of a plate-shaped metal piece,
- the electrode holding part has a holding part that is pressed and held on the material and a holding part that is not held, and the force generated on the surface of the holding part and the material is reduced by the shape of the electrode holding part.
- the invention according to the third aspect relates to an optical container for a high-voltage lamp, comprising the optical container, an electrode and a current body held by a holding unit.
- the invention according to the second aspect wherein the outer side is a tube made of a material, and the inner side made of the material provided on this side, and a genus piece interposed between the inner side and the inner side, are provided on the outer side. And plate-shaped genus pieces are in direct contact, A luminous container characterized in that the inside and the outside directly touch, and further the outside and the inside touch directly.
- the invention according to the second aspect has a tube made of a material as an inner side, an outer side made of a material provided on the side of the tube, and a metal fragment disposed between the and the outer side.
- the plate-shaped genus pieces are in direct contact with each other, the genus pieces are in direct contact with each other, and the and are also in direct contact with each other.
- the invention according to the present invention relates to a light container for a high-pressure lamp, comprising the light container, and a current and an electrode held by an electrode holder.
- the light-emitting container according to the present invention has an electrode holding portion made of a plate-shaped metal piece.
- the luminous material is sealed by wearing the material. Therefore, it is not necessary to use a glass-fritted metal cement that can come into contact with the luminescent material as in the past. Therefore, it is expected that the luminous efficiency of the luminous vessel will be improved.
- the luminous container is provided with an outer portion made of a shell or a shell, an inner side made of a shell or a shell, and a holding portion of a genus fragment between the and the inner side.
- the holding portion of the plate-shaped genus piece is pressed by the outside and the inside.
- the metal can be crimped by means of the ceramic mess, and a new silo, preferably airtight, can be provided. Since then, pinch seals are known, in which a piece of glass is put in the mouth of a glassware to make a glass, and the glass is hermetically sealed.
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- a material for crimping the electrode holder with light or forming the body of the luminous container is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include glass, ceramics, glass, and a single crystal.
- the glass examples include quartz glass, aluminum glass, glass, and silica-alkali lithium glass.
- the cell examples include a cell having a function against a rosin-based edible gas, and particularly preferable are alumina, yttria, yttrium-aluminum gane, aluminum nitride, and carbon. Also, a single crystal composed of any of these may be used.
- Examples of the mess include cerams such as Alna, Iria, Yrium Aluminum Gane, Alium Nitride, Moriden, Tungsten, Fium, and Rheum.
- crystal examples include, for example, diamond (crystal), sapphire (A crystal), and the like, which have a property of being visible but optically transparent.
- a holding portion formed of a plate-shaped genus piece and having a preferable shape, a holding portion which is pressed and held on a material, and a holding portion which is not formed.
- the plate-shaped piece is grasped
- It may be luminous and may be fixed inside the luminous. Alternatively, it may be fixed outside the luminescence. Furthermore, an outer and an outer body made of a material separate from the luminous material are prepared, and a genus piece is gripped between the outer and the inner sides, and this or the inner side is combined with the luminous container. You can also.
- the force generated on the surface between the holding part and the material is compensated by the shape of the holding part of the plate-shaped metal piece.
- the expansion number of the material is E
- the expansion number of the material is 2
- the Young's modulus is E2.
- the metal is made relatively thin with respect to the ceramic material and is designed to generate a stress higher than the yield force only in the metal, so that the force due to thermal expansion is reduced. is there.
- Moriden is a plate of only 00 klons and a block of Alna is 0 m
- the strain on the Moriden side necessary for deformation of the Moriden plate to reduce the stress is expressed by equation (3). Is done. e (T) (2)-0.53)
- Young's modulus is about 70 a, and expansion of Alna is 8Pp.
- Young's modulus is about 360a, so the degree is 500.
- the distortion generated between the metal material and the metal material mainly due to the difference in expansion between the materials is about the following. Since the tensile strength is less than the tensile strength of the metal material, the thickness of the metal material is reduced to 0, so that only the metal is relatively thinned and a stress greater than the yield force is generated only in the metal, and heat is generated. Even if the expansion is reduced, the metal material will not be destroyed within the range of "". The deformation of the metal material also sums up the force generated by the metal material,
- the difference in the number of expansions of the materials on both sides for pressing the holding portion of the plate-shaped metal piece is below 2 PPm, particularly preferably below m. Most preferably, both have the same expansion number. In this way, by matching the expansion numbers of both,
- the cycle stability and reliability can be further improved.
- the holding part of the plate-shaped metal piece is crimped on both sides.
- the material is a natural material, and the platy pieces are formed by burning. This case will be described later.
- a material on both sides for pressing the holding portion of the plate-shaped metal piece is a material such as glass or single crystal, and a material for shrinking the outside.
- the thickness of the genus of platelets is at least 000 at the holding part, particularly preferably at 2,000.
- the thickness of the genus pieces is at least 000 at the holding part, particularly preferably at 2,000.
- the outer material after the material for crimping the holding portion of the plate-shaped piece, the outer material has a height of 0 mm. Thereby, the force acting from the outer material toward the genus piece is sufficiently large, and the luminous vessel can be further layered. From this point, the height of the outer material should be 0.5 mm higher.
- the quality and form of the genus are not particularly limited.
- the genus of the genus is preferred.
- Preferable is at least one metal selected from the group consisting of moriden, tungsten, rhenium, fumium, ozone and tantalum, or gold containing the same.
- the parts outside the genus for example, the ring and the carrier part, may be made of the genus of the plate-like genus. Simple description of the surface
- FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a cylinder-type light-emitting container.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cylindrical light-emitting container A.
- FIG. 3) is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a state in which a light-emitting container A is to be manufactured, and 3) is a cross-sectional view showing a light-emitting container obtained by firing the light-emitting container 3). .
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing an assembly B for a cylindrical light emitting container.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cylindrical light-emitting container C.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cylindrical light emitting container D.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cylindrical light-emitting container E.
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cylindrical light-emitting container F.
- FIG. 9 is a sectional view schematically showing a cylindrical light emitting container G.
- 0 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a secondary optical container of a ripical type.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a light container A of a ripical (one body).
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a luminous container B of a ripical type.
- FIG. 1 A first figure.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a luminous container C of a ripical type.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a luminous container D of a ripical type.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a liptical light-emitting container E.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a conventional optical container of a ripical type.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a light container 2A of a ripical (pody).
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a luminous container 2B of a liptical type.
- FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a luminous container 2C of a rtical type.
- FIG. 20 is a sectional view schematically showing a liptical type light emitting container 2D.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a liptical type light emitting container 2E.
- FIG. 22 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a secondary optical container 32 of a ripical type.
- FIG. 23 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a riptical (one-body) optical container assembly 3A.
- 24 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a liptical light emitting container 3B.
- FIG. 25 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a liptical type light-emitting container 3C.
- 26 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a liptical light emitting container 3D.
- FIG. 27 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a luminous container 3E of a liptical type.
- FIG. 28 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a liptical-type light-emitting container 3F.
- FIG. 29 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a liptical light emitting container 3G.
- FIG. 30 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a PS type secondary light container 42.
- FIG 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing an HPS-type light emitting container 4A.
- 32 is a sectional view schematically showing an HPS-type light emitting container 4B.
- 33 is a plan view schematically showing an assembly 4C for a light emitting container of HPS type.
- 34 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing an HPS-type light emitting container 4D. Good for implementing
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a conventional light container
- 2 to 8 are cross-sectional views schematically showing a so-called cylindrical light emitting container 2.
- the Alumina 4 is fixed to the side of the 2 in the shape of a 2 by a 3 made of Aluna, and the gap between the holding 4 Current 5 is made by a glass 6 made of glass etc. .
- luminescence 2 is filled into 7 2
- Tungsten is made of three types of materials, and the electrode seal is mainly made of two pieces, and in order to protect the two pieces, the rim material covers up to a tightly controlled part of moriden or meth. By squeezing to take in, the sum of power and stopping eating will be both functions.
- an electrode composed of three types of materials has a high cost, and strict control of the sealing position of the frit material is required. Therefore, advanced fabrication techniques are required.
- the cylindrical shape 2 made of the material functions as the outer side, and the inner side 3 made of the material has a similar cylindrical shape.
- the holding portion 8 of the tabular piece 8 is held and fixed between the light-emitting 2 and the inside 3.
- the piece 8 functions as a holding portion for the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- the genus piece is a monolithic structure in order to express luminescence.
- the holding parts 8 and 8C protrude from the material, and the holding part 8 is buried in the building.
- the holding portion 8 is defined as A, whereby the holding portion 8 is deformed, absorbing the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal, and summing up.
- the light emission 2 inside 3 is in direct contact with 50 below the holding portion 8b.
- the electrode 8 has a disk shape and functions as a bridge.
- a curved portion 8C is provided between the holding portion 8b and the holding portion 8b.
- the electrode 8 and the electrode 8 for passing the electric current 5 are formed in the electrode 8. After the luminous substance and the gas are put into the luminous container by using the electrode 8, the electrode and the electric current body are put in, and the cap is connected. It becomes possible to assemble as light emission by a method such as a brazing method. Is formed continuously from the holding portion of the holding portion, but is not limited thereto, and can be determined by a combination method or expression with a current body.
- the current source and the electrode can be made of two types of materials, namely, molybdenum tungsten and sulphide.
- molybdenum tungsten and sulphide a high-corrosion-resistant molybdenum material
- Tungsten current bodies and electrodes consisting of three types of materials are not required.
- precise control of the sealing position of the rim material is not required.
- the light emission 2 which is the outside
- 2A 3A and a plate-shaped metal piece 8 are assembled.
- the size of the electrode 3 by reducing the size of the 3A to be used for the inner 3 and making it approximately the same as that of the current
- the diameter of the electrode tungsten coil portion 5 may be larger than that of the inner side, and the electrode may not be inserted from the light container side.
- the current and the current body must be Four
- each of 2A, 3A and plate-like metal piece 8 can be assembled.
- 2A light emission and ceramic powder. This may contain an organic binder agent or the like.
- 2A may be a powder or a defatted material.
- 3A is composed of a ceramic end or a message end of a message. This includes an organic binder
- Etc. may be contained.
- 3A may be a powder or a defatted material. 2A and 3A ⁇ 2A is more important.
- the quality of 3A may be selected from materials that have not been shrunk or have already been woven, such as single crystal and glass.
- the clearance with 3A is preferably set smaller than the clearance between the electrode holding portion and the outside, so that the holding portion can be in close contact with the inside on the basis of the inside without contraction. Therefore, later, the electrode holding part is further stably held.
- the shape is such that the shape when the inner 3A is baked alone is larger than that when the outer luminescent 2A is baked alone.
- the luminous container and the holding part 8b of the electrode holding part 8 are sometimes
- Adhesive force is applied from the body toward the luminous and, and the adhesion and the luminosity are improved.
- (RR) of RO when the inside is baked alone, and (RR) for R when the outside is baked alone be on ⁇ More preferably, it is above 0 5.
- (R R) is too large, outer and inner cracks are likely to occur. From this point, (R R is preferably lower than 20, and more preferably lower than 5.
- a knife at the end of the holding portion.
- a C surface or R surface This will improve the familiarity between the charge and the holding department.
- a cylindrical 9 having a similar shape made of the same material was provided on the side 2 side of the cylindrical shape 2-2 made of the material.
- a cylindrical 0 was provided on the 9 side. And between the outer 9 inner 0 Holder 8 of RA is held and fixed.
- the holding portion 8 8C of the electrode holding portion 8 made of metal pieces protrudes from the material, and the holding portion 8 is buried in.
- the radius of the material is determined by the material of the holding part 8, whereby the holding part 8 deforms, absorbs the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal, and sums up.
- the outside 9 inside 0 directly touches 50 below the holding part.
- the electrode 10 is smaller than the coiled portion of the electrode 10 such as tungsten, so that the electrode cannot be inserted from the outside of the light-emitting container. Therefore, the current and the current body must be inserted beforehand when the electrode holding part and the inside are set up first, and then the inner
- the inner side and the outer side are integrated by using, and the outer side and light emission are integrated by using.
- the holding part 8A 8 is formed with 8d for passing the electric current 5, and after the luminous substance or gas is put into the luminous container by utilizing the inside and the current body, the electrode holding part is formed.
- a light-emitting container 1 is obtained by contacting a current body to 8 and hermetically sealing by a method such as brazing.
- the outer portion 9 can use the cap electrode holding portion 8A having a diameter smaller than that of the luminous container 2. Since the pressure becomes higher than the atmospheric pressure of the portion 2, the smaller electrode holding portion 8A is advantageous because the force generated in the electrode holding portion 8A can be reduced. In addition, since the product of the electrode holding portion 8A and the corrosive material in the inner side 7 can be reduced, the corrosion of the electrode holding portion 8A can be more effectively suppressed. 7
- the cylindrical shape 2 made of the material functions as the outer side, and the holding portion 8b of the electrode holding portion 8 is held between the side 2 of the light emission 2 and the inner side 0 made of the material. You.
- a protrusion 0 C is formed toward the inside of the inside 7.
- 0 C side view Have almost the same radius and function as a guide for protecting the electrode 5.
- a slope is formed so as not to obstruct the emission of the light from the light emitting portion, at an angle of incidence of the light.
- the holding portion 8b of the electrode holding portion 8A made of a plate-shaped metal piece is held between the inside 5 and fixed.
- support A protrusion 4 is formed in the inside 7 toward the inside of the inside 7.
- the side surface 5 of 5a has substantially the same radius and functions as a guide for protecting the electrode 5.
- the side surface 4 of 4 has a slope formed at an angle of light emission so as not to obstruct the emission of light from the light emitting portion. Like this 8
- Part 4 By providing the electrode, erosion due to the shape and quality of the current 5 and the electrode 5 in light emission can be prevented. Further, since the internal volume outside the light emission can be reduced, it is possible to reduce light emission quality entering the light emission.
- the cylindrical shape 2 made of the material functions as the inside, and the outside made of the material
- a holding portion 8 similar to the light emission 23 is held between the light emission 2 outer side 3 and fixed.
- the holding part 88 c protrudes from the material, and the holding part 8 is buried in.
- the holding portion 8 is configured to emit light 2 depending on the material, whereby the holding portion 8b is deformed and absorbs the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal and sums up.
- the light emission 2 and the outside 3 are in direct contact with 50 at the bottom of the holding portion 8.
- 3 is provided with 3a even for supporting the electrode holding portion 8a 8a from the outside, so that the shape of the light emission 8a can be prevented.
- the light emission 2 when the light emission 2 is used as the inner side, as described above, the light emission 2 is made to be larger than the outer side 3 or a material that is not used for the light emission 2 is used.
- a cylindrical holding portion 8b similar to the outside 6 7 is held between and fixed to the outside 7. 9
- the light-emitting container 16 is formed by further holding a cylindrical 2 2R side surface 2C made of a material from the outside.
- the quality of the electrode holding portion 8 can be significantly reduced, so that the reliability is further improved. be able to.
- Light container G shown in Fig. 9 has a cylindrical shape
- a holding portion having a shape similar to that of the outer body and is held between 17 A and fixed.
- 17 R is formed toward the inside of the inside 7.
- the side surface 7C of 7 has almost the same radius as the current 5 and the electrode 5, and functions as a guide for protecting the current 5 and the electrode.
- a slope is formed at the light emission angle so as not to obstruct the emission of light from the light emitting section.
- Numerals 0 to 5 denote luminous containers using a so-called lipty type departure 2 (one body), respectively.
- 0 indicates a conventional light container.
- the Aruna 4 is fixed to the side surface 2 of the shape 2 through the Arna 3 via the Arna 3, and the gap between the holding 4 and the current 5 is established by the seal 6.
- the seal 6 since the quality of the high temperature filled in the light emission 2 7 is converted into the seal 6, there is a structural problem that the shell 6 is easily eroded.
- the current 5 has a problem in that the use of a ceramic (alumina having thermal expansion) is preferred, but the luminous substance is apt to cause corrosion. (Mori Den Al Na
- Tungsten is composed of three types of materials, and the electrode shell is mainly made of two-observer, and the lit material is used to protect molybdenum or mesh to protect the two-observer. By squeezing so as to take in, both the sum of power and stopping eating can be achieved.
- an electrode composed of three types of materials has a high cost, and strict control of the sealing position of the frit material is required. Therefore, advanced fabrication techniques are required.
- the cylindrical shape 2 made of the material functions as the outside, and the inside 9 made of the material has a similar cylindrical shape. 2
- the holding portion 8 of the plate-shaped piece 8 is held and fixed between the inside 9 of the light emission 2.
- the genus piece 8 functions as a holding part of the electrode 5.
- the holding part 88 C protrudes from the material, and the holding part 8 is buried in the building.
- the surface of the holding part 8 is pressed, whereby the holding part 8 is deformed, absorbing the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal, and summing up.
- the light emission 2 inside 3 is directly in contact with the lower side of the holding portion 8.
- a bay 8C is provided between the bay 8C and the bay 8C.
- An electrode 5 and a hole 8 for passing the electric current 5 are formed in the hole 8. After the luminous substance or gas is put into the luminous container by using this hole, the electrode and the current body are put in, and the cap is connected. It becomes possible to assemble as light emission by a method such as soldering.
- the holding portion 8 of the electrode holding portion 8 is held between the side surface 2 of the light emission 2 and the cylindrical shape 20 as described above.
- a cylindrical and identical 20 projecting toward the inside 7 is provided, and the projection 20 functions as a guide for the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- the light emission 2 made of the material functions as the inside, and the outside 3 made of the material has a cylindrical shape similar to this. And luminescence 2 outside
- a portion 8 having a similar shape to the light emission 23 is held between the light emitting device 13 and the light emitting device 13 and fixed.
- the holding part 88 C protrudes from the material, and the holding part 8 is buried in the building.
- Holder 8 b is the emission of light 2 depending on the material, whereby the holding portion 8 is deformed, absorbing the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal and summing them. Further, the light emission 2 and the outside 3 are in direct contact with the bottom of the holding portion 8. 3 is provided with 3a even for supporting the electrode holding portion 8a from the outside, so that the shape of 8a due to light emission can be prevented.
- a cylindrical holding portion 8b having a similar shape to the outside 25 2 3 is held and fixed between the holding member 8 and the outside 23.
- Reference numeral 25 further defines a luminous container D by holding a cylindrical side surface 2c 2c made of a material from the outside.
- the light container E of 5 is almost the same as the light container D of 4. However, in 5, a cylindrical 23 protruding toward the inside 7 is formed on the inside 23, and functions as a guide for protecting the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- FIG. 6 shows a conventional light container.
- the shape 22 has a bulging shape.
- Current 5 is generated by shell 6.
- the current 5 is preferably used for thermal expansion of ceramics (Alna), but has a problem in that erosion tends to cause corrosion.
- the current body and electrodes are
- the structure is made of stainless steel or therme (morden den alumina) tungsten, and is made of three types of materials.
- the electrode seal is mainly made of two objects, and the material is tightly controlled to protect the two objects. By squeezing to take in a part that has been done, both the sum of power and the stopping of eating can be achieved.
- an electrode composed of three types of materials has a high cost, and strict control of the sealing position of the frit material is required. Therefore, advanced fabrication techniques are required.
- the cylindrical shape 22 made of the material functions as the outer side in 22 of the light emission 22 and the inner portion 9 made of the material has a similar cylindrical shape to this.
- the holding portion 8 of the plate-shaped metal piece 8 is held and fixed between the inside 22 and the light emission 22.
- the piece 8 functions as a holding part for the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- the holding parts 8 and 8c protrude from the material, and the holding part 8 is buried in the building.
- the holding portion 8 is provided, whereby the holding portion 8 is deformed, absorbs the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal, and sums up. Further, the light emission 22 inside 9 is in direct contact with the holding portion 8.
- the electrode and the current body are put in. It becomes possible to assemble as light emission by methods such as contact and brazing. If a molybdenum material having excellent corrosion resistance is used for the metal current source, the current source and the electrode can be made of two types of materials, namely, molybdenum tungsten or tungsten. There is no need for current sources and electrodes of tungsten (molybdenum) made of three types of materials. Also, precise control of the sealing position of the material is not required.
- the holding portion 8 of the electrode holding portion 8 is held between the side surface 22 of the light emission 22 and the 27 of the inside 27 as described above.
- a protrusion 27 protruding toward the inside 7 is provided on the inside 27, and the protrusion 27 functions as a guide for the current 5.
- a material 22 functions as an inner side, and an outer side 3 formed of a material has a cylindrical shape similar to this. And luminous 2 2 outside
- a holding section 8 having a similar shape to the light emission 2 2 3 is held and fixed between 3 and 3.
- the holding part 88C protrudes from the material, and the holding part 8b is buried in the hole.
- the holding portion 8 is configured to emit light 22 depending on the material, whereby the holding portion 8 is deformed and absorbs the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal and sums up. Further, the light emission 2 2 and the outside 3 are in direct contact with the lower side of the holding portion 8b.
- the light container 2D shown in FIG. 20 there is a cylindrical shape 30 having a similar shape made of the material, on the side of the shape 29 made of the material. And outside 2 9 A cylindrical holding portion 8 is held and fixed between the holding portion 8 and 30.
- the light emitting container 2D is formed by holding a cylindrical side surface 22 of the material 22 from the outside.
- the 2 9 is provided with 2 ga even for supporting the 8 a of the electrode holding portion 8 from the outside, and it is possible to prevent the shape of the 8 a due to light emission.
- the 2 light container 2E is almost the same as the 20 light container 2D. However, in 2, a cylindrical shape 30 protruding toward the inside 7 is formed on the inside 30 ⁇ / b> A, and the protrusion 30 functions as a guide for protecting the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- Reference numerals 22 to 29 denote luminous containers using a so-called lipty-type source 32 (one potty), respectively.
- Reference numeral 22 denotes a conventional light container.
- the shape 32 has a bulging shape.
- the current 5 is generated by the shell 6 of 32.
- the current 5 has a problem in that the use of a ceramic (alumina having thermal expansion) is preferable, but the luminous substance is likely to cause corrosion.
- the structure is made of stainless steel or tungsten (Molyden Alna) Tungsten, consisting of three types of materials.
- the electrode shell is mainly made of metal and the material is made of molybdenum or metal.
- electrodes made of three types of materials are also cost-effective. Strict control of the seal level of the frit is required, requiring advanced fabrication techniques.
- the cylindrical shape 32 made of the material is regarded as the outside, and the inside 9 composed of the material is formed in a similar cylindrical shape.
- the holding portion 8 of the plate-shaped metal piece 8 is held and fixed between the inner side 9 and the light emission 32.
- the piece 8 functions as a holding part for the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- the holding parts 8 and 8c protrude from the material, and the holding part 8 is buried in the building.
- the holding portion 8 is provided, whereby the holding portion 8 is deformed, absorbs the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal, and sums up.
- the electrodes and the current body are preliminarily inserted into the holes on the inside 9, and the light emission is integrated. . Since the holding part and the current are not hermetically sealed, the luminous substance is put into the luminous container by using the electrode holding part and the current body, and then both are hermetically sealed. Thereby, the luminous container can be completed.
- the holding portion 8 of the electrode holding portion 8 is held between the side surface 32 of the light emission 32 and the inner side 30A as described above.
- a protrusion 30 projecting toward the inside 7 is provided on the inside 30A, and the protrusion 30 functions as a guide for the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- Light container 3 C 3 2 functions as an inner side, and the outer side 3 made of a material has a similar cylindrical shape. And luminescence 3 2 outside
- Holding part b is held between 3 and fixed.
- the holding part 88C protrudes from the material, and the holding part 8b is buried. Holder 8 emits light depending on the charge.
- the holding portion 8 is deformed, and absorbs the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal and sums them up.
- a cylindrical shape 29 made of a material has a similar shape made of a material.
- the light emitting container 29 has a cylindrical shape 32 made of a material, and a side surface 32c of the light emitting container 3D formed from the outside.
- the light container 3E of 27 is similar to the light container 3D of 26. However, in 27, a cylindrical shape 30 protruding toward the inside 7 is formed in the inside 30A, and the protrusion 30 functions as a guide for protecting the current 5 and the electrode 5. You.
- the 28 light containers 3F are almost the same as the 24 light containers 3B. However, in 28, the separation of the electrodes is even shorter, and a cylindrical shape 30 is formed on the inner side 30A, which protrudes toward the inner side 7;
- the light container 3 G of 29 is almost the same as the light container 3 E of 27. However, for 28, inside 30A, inside A cylindrical shape 30 protruding further toward 7 is formed, and the protrusion 30 functions as a guide for protecting the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- the 2 9 is provided with 2 ga even for supporting the 8 a of the electrode holding portion 8 from the outside, so that the shape of the 8 a by light emission can be prevented.
- Reference numerals 30 to 34 denote so-called HP S type high light bulbs.
- Reference numeral 30 denotes a conventional light container.
- a current 5 is held on the 42 side surface 42 of the shape 42 through the Alna 40.
- the gap between 5 and 40 is set by the seal 6.
- the cylindrical shape 32 made of the material functions as the outside in the light emission 42, and the inside 9 made of the material has a similar cylindrical shape to this. It is.
- the holding portion 8b of the plate-shaped metal piece 8 is held and fixed between the inner side 9 and the light emission 42.
- the piece 8 functions as a holding part for the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- the holding parts 8 and 8c protrude from the material, and the holding part 8 is buried in the building.
- the holding part 8 is configured so that the holding part 8 absorbs and sums up the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal. Further, the light emission 42 inside 9 directly touches the lower side of the holding portion 8b.
- a cylindrical 9 made of the same material is provided on the side surface 42 side of the cylindrical 42 made of the material. Then, a cylindrical 0 was provided on the outside 9 side. And outside 9 inside The holding portion 8 of the genus piece 8A is held and fixed between 0 and 0.
- the holding portion 8 8C of the electrode holding portion 8A made of metal pieces protrudes from the material, and the holding portion 8 is buried in.
- the material 8b defines a radius, whereby the holding portion 8 is deformed, absorbing the force caused by the nature of the material and the metal, and summing up.
- the outside 9 and the inside 0 directly touch the bottom of the holding part.
- the cylindrical shape 42 made of the material functions as the outside, and the side surface 42 of the light emission 42 is formed.
- the holding portion 8b of the electrode holding portion 8 is held between the inner side 0 made of the material.
- a protrusion 0 C is formed toward the inside of the inside 7.
- the side surface 0 of 0 C is almost the same, and functions as a guide for protecting the current 5 and the electrode 5.
- a slope is formed at an angle of light emission so as not to obstruct emission of light from the light emitting portion.
- the electrode and the current body are previously inserted into the inner 0 hole, and the light emission is integrated. Since the holding part and the current are not hermetically sealed, light is emitted using the electrode holding part and the current body.
- both are hermetically sealed. Thereby, the luminous container can be completed.
- the holding portion 8 of the electrode holding portion 8A made of a plate-like metal piece is held and fixed between the inside 44 and the inside 44.
- a cylindrical light container 42 made of a material, and a light emitting container 4D is formed.
- 4 2 is the outside.
- a protrusion 44 is formed toward the inside of the inside 7.
- the side face of 44 is a little radius and serves as a guide to protect the current 5 and electrode 5.
- a joint can be used on the side of the electrode holding portion made of a plate-shaped metal piece.
- this kind is not particularly limited, so-called liquor glass is preferred, and 10 D 23 S
- the arc tube has a longitudinal direction of the tube.
- the angle between the light emission and the light emission is set to 0 below.
- sapphire which is the cloth of the shaft, near the inner side and the outer side fixed to the light emission and the light emission. This point is the angle between sapphire c that constitutes luminescence and luminescence.
- the value be 5 or less.
- the production method is not particularly limited.
- the heating may easily proceed in a direction perpendicular to the rolling direction, so it is necessary to pay sufficient attention to this point when drawing.
- quartz When is made of quartz, quartz can be used as the outside. (The vacuum is the most preferred for the surrounding atmosphere, and the rest is the surrounding atmosphere). Alternatively, the glass softened by heating to a high temperature may be used as the outside, and the glass may be worn from the outside.
- Ceramic metal light lamps are generally divided into light-emitting and light-emitting ceramic tubes and thick tubes, and are preferably used for thin tubes. It can be set to a very high temperature. As a result, in the conventional design, However, in the case of light, it is possible to perform a rally, and the light emission becomes more compact. Therefore, the design etc. are also rich in relations, and it is also excellent in functionality and aesthetic note. The lower the dose of the quality, the more the luminescence can be produced.
- a light emitting element such as o for a current source or an electrode holding part.
- gold coating on the surface of the metal plate is a countermeasure. It may be covered with glass or the like.
- the contact is far from the part, it is not necessary to use a laser, so the choice is also wide. If the metal is not in the shape, the metal pipe and the bottom may be in contact. And the minutes and electrodes
- the method is not particularly limited, and the luminescence is divided into two luminous products by () extrusion molding, dip molding, and injection molding, and the molding is joined by joining before degreasing. There is a way to make it. Also, (2) the light emitting design may be selected by molding using a loss wax method represented by Lucias.
- metal lamps o,, e, etc. are mainly used for the purpose of corrosion resistance, but for high-pressure sodium lamps, b can be used as the above product. The same is true for ultra-high pressure mercury lamps.
- a discharge lamp is obtained by performing the following operations.
- Hg (but not), and metal (a, rare earth) compounds are introduced through holes of 50 to 200 m of A-case gold caster made of A atmosphere (the cast may have a guide). Insert the pole and do it by laser welding.
- Kya uses b. Use o, b, and b. a Enclose a starting gas such as Hg arga, etc., and H.
- a starting gas such as Hg arga, etc.
- H Hg arga
- an insulating step may be provided on the auxiliary electrode or the like as necessary in order to prevent the auxiliary electrode of the electrode holding portion from being entangled.
- linear sapphire and alna having a particle size of 0 below. Hg and.
- b can be used in addition to o, and the same as above.
- the light obtained as above can be turned on using a suitable igniter and ballast.
- a coating made of metal or a mixture of metal ceramics can be provided on the surface of the light-emitting surface as an optical masking step.
- Sking means. For example, in the case of a headlamp for an automobile, to prevent the lamp from running too far from the oncoming vehicle (for example, U On the surface to control the direction of light. Such a case is disclosed in, for example, the 2004/4640 report, the 20004/39 report, and the 2004/4392 report.
- the constituent metals are not particularly limited, but a metal such as tungsten, moriden, and Especially preferred.
- a metal such as tungsten, moriden, and Especially preferred.
- the ceramics contain a luminescent material.
- Such a cell is described above as a luminescent material.
- it can be formed by
- Light-emitting container A as shown in Fig. 2 was manufactured.
- a cap-shaped holding section 8 was prepared by deeply forming a mordenene plate.
- 8 has a diameter of 2 mm and a thickness of 200 mm.
- the length of the electrode holding part is 3 mm, and the length of the holding part 8 is 00 m.
- the thickness decreases gradually toward and of the holding part. It has the shape of the holding part 8. 8 has a diameter of 500 m and an 8 of space.
- Die-shaped die 2 made of ALUNA with inner diameter of 2, 4 and length of 2
- Holder 8A was prepared. 8 has a diameter of 2 mm and a thickness of 200 mm. In addition, the length of the electrode holding portion is 3 mm, and the length of the holding portion 8b is 00 when the length is 00 m. In 8 C, the thickness decreases gradually toward the of the holding part. It has the shape of the holding part 8b. 8 has a diameter of 500 m and an 8 of space.
- a tube made of an Alumina body having a length t 2 an inner diameter of 0.6 and a length of 5 was prepared on the side of the holding portion 8A, and this was designated as the inside 10.
- the electrode holding portion 8A was attached to this zero. Further, the current 5 and the electrode 5 cannot be input from the light-emitting container side, which is smaller than the inner electrode 0 and the electrode tongue coil portion 5. For this reason,
- a die 100 kg c2 made of alumina having an inner diameter of 2, 5 and a length of 6.5, which was formed by pressing, was prepared.
- the inside 0 where the metal cap current and the electrode were assembled was inserted into the assembly, and the assembly was placed in a hydrogen atmosphere of 170.
- C a product of a light-emitting container containing a current and electrodes was prepared.
- the cylindrical holding portion 8 of the holding portion 8A was fixed to the positions 9 and 0 of the arnas, and the electrode holding portion 8A 8 was exposed to the support as the holding portion. In this way, the parts were obtained.
- Fig. 4 shows an assembly for a luminous vessel in which electrodes and a current body are inserted.
- a luminous container C as shown in FIG. 5 was manufactured.
- the electrode holding unit 8 was prepared in the same manner as in the embodiment. However, the electrode holding portion 8 was 4 mm, the cylindrical length was 4 mm, the length of 8 was 200 m, and the length of the holding portion 8 was 00 m.
- 8 has 8 holes of 500 in diameter.
- FIG. 5 shows a state in which the current 5 and the electrode 5a are further supplied to the luminous vessel.
- a tip made of Aluna with an inner diameter of 25, 5.50 and a length of 50 molded with dry bag (
- FIG. 6 shows a state in which the current 5 and the electrode 5a are further supplied to the luminous vessel.
- the cap electrode holding portion 8A having a diameter smaller than that of the luminous vessel 2 can be used only for the outer side 4. Since the pressure becomes higher than the atmospheric pressure of the part 2, it is advantageous to make the electrode holding part 8A smaller, because the force generated in the electrode holding part 8A can be reduced. Further, since the product of the electrode holding portion 8A and the corrosive material in the inner side 7 can be reduced, the erosion of the electrode holding portion 8A can be more effectively suppressed.
- a light emitting container E as shown in FIG. 7 was manufactured. Physically, a holding section 8 of the same shape and shape was prepared.
- a person f 2 On the side of the holding part 8, a person f 2, an inner diameter of 0.6, and a length of 2 (made of Alna crystal such as sapphire) are prepared, and this is set to the inside, and the electrode holding part 8 is attached to this 2. Prepare the food.
- FIG. 7 shows a state in which the current 5 and the electrode 5a are further input to the light emitting container.
- Light container F shown in Fig. 8 was manufactured. Physically, a holding portion 8A having the same shape and shape was prepared.
- the outside 6 formed by pressing was prepared. This of 5 Is 2 mm and the length is 6.5 mm.
- Molding 6 (10 kg c 2) made of alumina is prepared. With this 6 as the outside, insert the inside 7 with the electrode holding portion 8A on the base 6, and insert the outside 4,, 0 2 into the protrusion 6.
- Alumina 2 made of sapphire and other Alna crystals is inserted into the assembly to form an assembly.
- a light-emitting container was manufactured using C. In 8 the current is further applied to the luminous vessel 5
- an electrode holding portion 8A having the same shape and shape as in the embodiment was manufactured in the same manner as in the embodiment.
- the side of this holding part 8A is made of Alna
- 7 A was prepared.
- 7 A is Aruna (20), 2 and 7 with an inner diameter of 0.65mm,
- the outside 6 was formed by pressing. 6 has an inner diameter of 2 and a length of 6 and 5 mm, and an inner diameter of 4 m, 16 mm long and 6.5 mm long. Molding made of this alumina 6 (10 kg), prepare the inner side 7A with the electrode holding part 8A with this 6 as the outer side, and put the outer 4,, length 2 Alna 2 (as sapphire etc.) into b. (Composed of crystal) into a body, and in a hydrogen atmosphere at 1800. In C, a luminous container was prepared. FIG. 9 shows a state in which the current 5 and the electrode 5 are further inserted into the luminous vessel.
- the electrode displacement is excellent when the electrode distance is small, and the erosion of the edible luminescent material to the current body can be reduced.
- the effect of reducing the volume of light emission and the mass of light emitted in the light emission can be expected.
- the cap electrode holding portion 8A having a diameter smaller than that of the luminous container 2 can be used only for the outer side 6. Since the pressure becomes higher as compared with the external pressure of the portion 2, it is advantageous to make the electrode holding portion 8A smaller, because the force generated in the electrode holding portion 8A can be reduced.
- the product of the electrode holding portion 8A and the edible material in the inside of the light emitting portion can be reduced, the erosion of the electrode holding portion 8A can be more effectively suppressed.
- the value of the conventional product was 8 equivalents of 00.
- the luminous containers of up to 7 were vacuum-entered into quartz 30 by 30, and held for 900 C X48. Discharge with the test coil
- the two binders were cellulose, 2 to 0, and chilled rubitate. This cloth was degreased as described above, and then 90. C was fired at the same time as light emission. This sampling material has made possible an arbitrary measure.
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