专利检索_.将汽灯纱罩或其他白炽体固定到灯件上汽灯或其他白炽体的悬挂装置（燃烧器上灯罩或其他白炽灯的配置入F21V36/00）专利检索_.将汽灯纱罩或其他白炽体固定到灯件上汽灯或其他白炽体的悬挂装置（燃烧器上灯罩或其他白炽灯的配置入F21V36/00）专利检索查询_.将汽灯纱罩或其他白炽体固定到灯件上汽灯或其他白炽体的悬挂装置（燃烧器上灯罩或其他白炽灯的配置入F21V36/00）专利检索查询分析平台

序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
141		BE687640D	1966-09-30	BE687640A	1967-03-01
1,112,707. Incandescent mantles. ALADDIN INDUSTRIES, Inc. 6 Sept., 1966 [18 Oct., 1965], No. 39766/66. Heading F4T. An incandescent mantle assembly comprises a frusto-conical mantle 2 suspended from a support 9 which hangs by two outwardly turned lugs 15 from support arms 12. The support 9 is made from a ring of metal or a ceramic material and the mantle is secured in a peripheral groove therein. The arms 12 are formed from a single piece of wire which is secured to a flange surrounding burner 3. The ends of the arms 12 are of circular or rectangular crosssection and pass through holes of similar shape in the lugs 15. Holes or slits may be formed in the periphery of the supporting ring 9.
142	Dual purpose mantle mounting	GB1458254	1954-05-18	GB762616A	1956-11-28
762,616. Mountings for incandescent mantles. ALADDIN INDUSTRIES, Inc. May 18, 1954 [June 16, 1953], No. 14582/54. Class 75(1) In a mantle mounting defined by an annular metal unit 10 having a pair of ears 19 for supporting a mantle and protective walls 16 extending upwardly and outwardly of the mantle, the protective walls 16 are defined by opposite sectors of the unit and the mounting presents a pair of depending flanges 25 disposed intermediate the sectors. The protective walls 16 are arcuate and are joined by annular bases 15 to an annular inverted cup, the walls 16, bases 15 and the outer wall 12 of the annular inverted cup forming two channels receiving the lower end of the mantle. The depending flanges 25 are joined by narrow sloping ledges. 35 to the outer wall 12 of the annular inverted cup. The ears 19 are joined by arcuate walls 17, 18 to the protective walls 16 and are provided with sleeves 21 embracing the arms of the harp 23. The mantle mounting is secured to a burner-cone 30, Fig. 3, comprising an aperture 31 and a pair of flanges 32 extending downwardly from the upper surface 33 of the cone by positioning the bases 15 of the mantle mounting on the upper surface 33 with the flanges 25 abutting the flanges 32. The mantle mounting is then rotated until the flanges 25, 32 form a cylindrical wall which serves to guide the air to the mantle, the ledges 35 fitting under small radial extensions of the upper surface 33.
143	Glühkörperträger.	CH98425D	1921-10-26	CH98425A	1923-03-16	WALTHER BURSTYN DR

144		FR363955D	1906-03-08	FR363955A	1906-08-10	VIGNAT PIERRE-ANDRE

145		FR354673D	1905-05-26	FR354673A	1905-10-10	HILDEBRANDT ERNST

146		FR352009D	1905-03-03	FR352009A	1905-08-01	BRIDGER JAMES

147		FR335662D	1903-10-01	FR335662A	1904-02-05	GERMAIN CLEMENT

148		FR333771D	1903-07-11	FR333771A	1903-12-03	ROUMIEU LAURENT; AUBERT JOSEPH

149		FR331796D	1903-05-07	FR331796A	1903-10-01	FARKAS ARMAND

150		FR321223D	1902-05-17	FR321223A	1903-01-05	HENRI NAGAN

151	Lighting system with customized intensity having a plurality of LED strips and controller and drive mounted to each strip	US15798036	2017-10-30	US10330298B2	2019-06-25	Jun Wang; Kenneth J. Wetenkamp; Matthew S. Tlachac; Neal R. Verfuerth
A light fixture suitable for use with fluorescent light bulbs as a fluorescent light fixture includes a frame, a plurality of LED mounting strips that are removably coupled to the frame, a plurality of LEDs that are disposed on each of the plurality of LED mounting strips, and a plurality of drivers. Each of the plurality of drivers is disposed on one of the plurality of LED mounting strips and electrically coupled to the plurality of LEDs disposed on each of the plurality of LED mounting strips.
152	Liquid fuel campstove with electronic ignition	US74133	1993-06-09	US5336084A	1994-08-09	Norris R. Long
A liquid fuel campstove is provided with a piezoelectric ignition system. The campstove includes a liquid fuel tank, a burner assembly having a fuel inlet and fuel outlet orifices, a generator tube which is connected to the fuel tank and extends adjacent the burner assembly, and a U-shaped venturi tube which extends from the generator to the fuel inlet of the burner assembly. A pilot tube is inserted into the venturi tube and extends to adjacent the fuel outlet orifices of the burner assembly. The electrode of the piezoelectric ignition system is positioned adjacent the end of the pilot tube.
153	Mantle technology	US507597	1990-04-10	US5104312A	1992-04-14	William P. Dowst; Brendan P. McFadden; Robert E. Nelson; Jens F. S. Olow
An incandescent gas mantle assembly includes a metal coupling member and a mantle supporting sleeve member of thermally resistant material that has a skirt portion to which a metal oxide mantle sock is secured in depending relation. The metal coupling member has a body portion of disc configuration with an outer periphery and an inner periphery, a plurality of inwardly extending first coupling portions integral with and spaced about the body portion for attachment to a cooperating burner head, and a plurality of second coupling portions integral with and spaced about the body portion, the second coupling portions being in coupling engagement with recess structure of the mantle supporting sleeve member.
154	Mantle support device	US536748	1983-09-28	US4534729A	1985-08-13	Ward L. Kelly
In a device for the burning of gas by means of a mantle the improvement comprises a support for the mantle. The support includes attachment means for connecting it to a gas outlet tube emanating from the device. Lower body means is connected to the attachment means which is characterized as being substantially incapable of communicating significant amounts of gas from the interior to the exterior side wall of the lower body means. Connected thereto is an upper body means which is characterized as having a substantially porous side wall for the communication of gas to its exterior. A support plate having a substantially circular configuration is connected to the upper body means and, finally, mantle piercing means is caused to emanate from the support plate.
155	Gas mantle	US3649157D	1970-06-12	US3649157A	1972-03-14	KLAUER FRIEDRICH W; MEWES FRITZ W
A gas mantle for illumination purposes for gases having a calorific content higher than about 7,000 (K.cal.)/Nm3.
156	Gas lantern	US3627460D	1970-06-01	US3627460A	1971-12-14	GILMAN LESTER
A gas lantern is provided with a spring-biased reflector or cover seated on the mantle so as to promote more complete combustion so that the lantern will burn brighter and cleaner.
157	Frame-type holding arrangement for suspended incandescent mantles in high-intensity lanterns	US53685166	1966-03-23	US3363437A	1968-01-16	DIETER NAUJOKS

158	Mantle support	US16868637	1937-10-13	US2175316A	1939-10-10	HARRY RINNMAN

159	Pressure lantern	US52127031	1931-03-09	US1964939A	1934-07-03	ENGH WALTER B; DAVIS CORTLAND W

160	Blue-flame mantle lamp	US20828627	1927-07-25	US1744298A	1930-01-21	DAVIS CORTLAND W

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