High intensity discharge lamps with dosing aid
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsAgoston Boroczki, Peter Horvath, Istvan Kerenyi, Sandor Sebok, Anna Inczedy
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Abstract
A ceramic metal halide lamp according to various embodiments can include a discharge vessel and an ionizable fill. The ionizable fill is sealed within the discharge vessel. The ionizable fill includes an oxygen dispenser to introduce oxygen in a form of a pellet into the discharge vessel in a controlled manner to facilitate a tungsten halogen wall cleaning cycle. The pellet comprises aluminum-oxide and molybdenum-oxide.
Claims19
A ceramic metal halide lamp, comprising:
- a discharge vessel;
- and
- an ionizable fill sealed within the discharge vessel, the ionizable fill comprising:
- an oxygen dispenser to introduce oxygen in a form of a pellet into the discharge vessel in a controlled manner to facilitate a tungsten halogen wall cleaning cycle;
- and
- the pellet comprises aluminum-oxide and molybdenum-oxide.
A method of forming a ceramic halide lamp, comprising:
- providing a discharge vessel;
- and
- sealing an ionizable fill within the discharge vessel, the ionizable fill comprising:
- an oxygen dispenser to introduce oxygen in a form of a pellet into the discharge vessel in a controlled manner to facilitate a tungsten halogen wall cleaning cycle;
- and
- the pellet comprises aluminum-oxide and molybdenum-oxide.
A method of preparing a dosing pellet, comprising:
- mixing aluminum-oxide and molybdenum-oxide with a binder to form a mixture;
- pressing the mixture to form a pellet;
- heat treating the pellet to remove the binder from the pellet;
- and
- grinding the pellet to form the pellet having a spheroidal shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.