LED filament lamp with gas dissipation function and machining process of LED filament lamp

Abstract

The invention relates to lighting products, in particular to an LED filament lamp and discloses an LED filament lamp with a gas dissipation function. The LED filament lamp with the gas dissipation function comprises a lamp cap, an LED filament and a bulb. A sealed space is defined by the lamp cap and the bulb. An upper support, the LED filament and a lower support are arranged in the sealed space from top to bottom. The upper support and the lower support are used for fixing the LED filament which is connected with a drive circuit through a wire. The sealed space is filled with mixed gas of 1.1 atmospheric pressures, and the mixed gas is a mixture of hydrogen with the volume ratio being 6-10% and helium with the volume ratio being 90-94%. A mass of experiments prove that the mixed gas with such constituents has the optimal heat dissipation performance, and meanwhile, burning or explosions are avoided. Compared with a traditional LED filament lamps filled with helium only, the 10-W LED filament lamp adopting the proportions has the advantages that the LED junction temperature is lowered by 5-8 DEG C, the service life of the LED filament lamp is substantially prolonged, and light output is substantially improved.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to lighting products, in particular to an LED filament lamp.

[0002] The invention relates to an LED lamp processing technology, in particular to an LED filament lamp processing technology. Background technique

[0003] LED filament lighting has the effect of traditional tungsten lamps. LED filaments will generate a lot of heat, but because the main body of LED filaments is suspended in the air, the thermal conductivity of the air is only 0.026W / m*K, which is not conducive to the heat dissipation of LED filaments, resulting in LED filaments The temperature is very high, resulting in serious light decay and short service life of the product. Among all gases, the thermal conductivity of hydrogen is the largest, and its thermal conductivity is 0.163 W / m*K and 0.224 W / m*K at 0°C and 100°C, respectively, while helium is next. At 0°C and 100°C, the thermal conductivity coefficients are 0.144 W / m*K and 0.175 W / m*K respectively, and th...

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