Abstract: A surge voltage arrester assembly for protection of communications lines from over voltage and excess current conditions includes a sealed cold cathode gas tube forming a primary arc gap and disposed within a cage member with an insulator member disposed between the gas tube and an electrical conductor forming a secondary arc gap sealed from contaminants, in parallel with the primary arc gap and affixed onto a cylindrical conductor by a retainer means.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 28, 1983
Date of Patent:
January 8, 1985
Assignee:
GTE Products Corporation
Inventors:
Nils P. Mickelson, Richard P. De LaChapelle
Abstract: The red and blue color cathode ray tube phosphors for color television are pigmented with a coating of an aqueous-insoluble silicate-based glass matrix containing pigment particles. When incorporated into a tridot color cathode ray tube, the contrast of the tube is improved. The coated particles are formed by dispersing the particles in a slurry with a silicate, the pigment particles and an optional wetting agent, and evaporating the slurry to dryness. The dried coated particles are then heated in order to insolubilize the glass matrix, and soluble ions are then removed by washing.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 12, 1982
Date of Patent:
September 25, 1984
Assignee:
GTE Products Corporation
Inventors:
Robert E. Dodds, Carl E. Landmesser, Henry B. Minnier, Harry O. Schulze
Abstract: A heat recuperator comprises a cross-flow ceramic core within a housing. The housing includes an inlet conduit and an outlet conduit for a gas to be heated. The housing also includes means for thrice passing said gas through the ceramic core in order to improve the diffusion of the gas through the core.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 27, 1981
Date of Patent:
August 21, 1984
Assignee:
GTE Products Corporation
Inventors:
Raymond E. Dorazio, William L. Mingos, Joseph J. Cleveland
Abstract: In the manufacture of sintered silicon nitride articles by hot isostatic pressing, multiple silicon nitride parts are encapsulated within a single capsule for the pressing operation. Suitable spacers placed between the parts ease separation thereof after sintering.
Abstract: A cutting wheel comprises a thin metal disk having an inner peripheral cutting edge. The cutting wheel is photochemically machined from a flat metal sheet and has locating holes therethrough the diameters of which are held to a very close tolerance.
Abstract: In the manufacture of sintered silicon nitride articles by hot isostatic pressing, silicon nitride preforms are assembled in a stack with spacers between the preforms. A plurality of such stacks are inserted in a glass tube closed at one end. The glass is melted around each stack to encapsulate each stack in a single sealed capsule.
Abstract: In the manufacture of sintered silicon nitride articles by hot isostatic pressing, silicon nitride preforms are assembled in a stack with spacers between the preforms. The stack is completely enveloped in refractory metal foil and then encapsulated within a single capsule for the pressing operation.
Abstract: A fluorescent lamp has two phosphor layers, the phosphor of the first layer being less expensive than the phosphor of the second layer. The second phosphor layer improves the lamp efficiency.
Abstract: The diesel fuel heater is PTC energized and is for heating gelled diesel fuel to a liquid state so as to improve engine performance particularly for engine starting. The heater is compact and is preferably integrated in a fuel filter housing. The heater basically comprises a diesel fuel heater housing and a PTC mounting plate, both of which are mounted in the fuel filter housing over the filter element. A preferably annular fuel flow channel is defined between the heater housing and PTC mounting plate with the diesel fuel adapted to pass directly over the PTC thermistors as the fuel flows from housing inlet to the filter element. A spring biasing contact is disposed intermediate the heater housing and PTC mounting plate to retain the PTC thermistors in place.
Abstract: A projection lamp comprises a single-ended metal halide arc discharge lamp disposed within a curved reflector and an interference filter disposed in front of the reflector, the filter being highly transmissive of visible light and reflective of radiation for which the metal halide, in molten salt form, is highly absorptive.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
July 2, 1980
Date of Patent:
May 31, 1983
Assignee:
GTE Products Corporation
Inventors:
Harold L. Rothwell, William M. Keeffe, George J. English
Abstract: A shield is disposed about the electrode of a metal halide arc discharge lamp in order to improve lamp performance. The construction and location of the shield are such as to not lower the cold-spot temperature of the arc tube.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 2, 1978
Date of Patent:
May 10, 1983
Assignee:
GTE Products Corporation
Inventors:
W. Calvin Gungle, William M. Keeffe, Dale E. Work
Abstract: In a mercury-containing arc discharge device for converting electrical energy into resonance radiation, the isotopic distribution of the mercury in the device is altered from that of natural mercury so as to reduce imprisonment time of resonance radiation and thereby increase the efficiency of conversion of electrical energy into resonance radiation.
Abstract: A heat recuperative assembly includes a cross-flow ceramic core structure of stacked ribbed layers, the ribs forming channels for the passage of heat transfer fluids, the layers sealed by ceramic cement filled in the outermost channels of each layer. In addition, the ribs adjacent the outermost ribs are more closely spaced in order to provide greater contact area for sealing.
Abstract: A comparator mask for use in apparatus for measuring aperture size of apertured material includes a light transparent section and at least one other section having alternate light transparent and opaque sectors whereby the comparator mask overlays the apertured material to provide an area of light transmission utilized to determine the dimensions of the aperture of the apertured material.
Abstract: A continuous process for manufacture of brushite, CaHPO.sub.4.2H.sub.2 O, is disclosed. Calcium and phosphate ions are mixed in a container to produce brushite precipitate, which is then continuously introduced into second and third containers where the pH is raised to reduce brushite solubility. The brushite is then filtered in a continuous process, washed, refiltered, and rewashed before being converted to anhydrous calcium hydrogen phosphate.
Abstract: An adaptor for use with incandescent lamp sockets includes a circuit for igniting a high intensity arc discharge lamp and limiting the current flow thereto. The adaptor includes means for connecting to a source of electrical power and means for connecting to an incandescent lamp socket.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 22, 1980
Date of Patent:
June 8, 1982
Assignee:
GTE Products Corporation
Inventors:
Elliott F. Wyner, Orville R. Burr, Robert L. Garrison
Abstract: A circuit breaker comprises a hermetically sealed glass envelope having three lead-in wires extending therethrough. Within the envelope, a stationary contact is fastened to one of the wires, a thermostatic element to another of the wires, and a heater to the third wire. The circuit breaker permits simultaneous protection of two windings of a motor, for example, the main winding and the start winding. The thermostatic element provides protection for one of the windings and the combination of the thermostatic element and heater provides protection for the other.
Abstract: A high pressure sodium lamp comprises an elongated arc tube within an evacuated outer jacket, the arc tube containing a fill including sodium and mercury. A barium getter film is disposed on the inner jacket wall at one end thereof. The film is longitudinally spaced more than 1 cm away from the end of the arc tube in order to reduce photoelectron emission from the barium which can cause sodium migration from the arc tube.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 25, 1978
Date of Patent:
June 1, 1982
Assignee:
GTE Products Corporation
Inventors:
Elliot F. Wyner, John J. Gutta, Richard A. Parrott