WO2009124634A1 - Niederdruckgasentladungslampe zur beeinflussung des körpereigenen melatoninhaushaltes - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a low-pressure gas discharge lamp for influencing the body's own Melatoninhaushaltes, which is preferably suitable for biological-medical applications.
- the biological circadian rhythm should be specifically influenced by controlling the melatonin secretion.
- the living and working environment should be illuminated in the evening and at night by light with a low color temperature and in the morning by the morning until evening by light with a high color temperature.
- the light with a wavelength between 400 nm and 500 nm and a wavelength maximum at 450 nm can enhance the melatonin suppression and increase the performance and well-being of the individual. In the absence of light in the dark melatonin suppression decreases and the secreted melatonin initiates the sleep phase.
- low-pressure gas discharge lamps After becoming aware of the relationship between melatonin suppression and well-being by influencing light in the blue wavelength range low-pressure gas discharge lamps have been developed for general lighting, which have increased blue components. In general lighting, the color temperature is often used to distinguish different light colors. The increase in the blue components then inevitably leads to lamps with higher color temperatures.
- EP 1735405 A1 describes a low-pressure gas discharge lamp whose phosphors consist of a europium-doped yttrium phosphor emitting in the red wavelength range, a lanthanum phosphate phosphor doped with cerium and terbium in the green wavelength range and barium doped with europium emitting in the blue wavelength range
- a europium-doped yttrium phosphor emitting in the red wavelength range
- Magnesium aluminate phosphor a blue-wavelength emitting manganese-europium-doped manganese-strontium-magnesium magnesium aluminate phosphor.
- the low pressure gas discharge lamp meets all requirements for general lighting and preferably achieves a color temperature of 8000 K. It also states that lamps with color temperatures up
- Low-pressure gas discharge lamps affect the circadian rhythm, enhance the melatonin suppression and thus enhance human well-being and its performance.
- Another application of light for influencing the circadian rhythm is described in DE 10 2005 059 518 A1 in order to increase the melatonin content in the milk of mammals.
- the melatonin secretion is following the circadian rhythm also in mammals at night the greatest. Since milking of the animals in the dark is difficult, in the cited invention to ensure the absence of blue light as a source of light sodium vapor lamps or preferably red emitting LED lamps are used.
- the disadvantage of using such narrow band lamps is the lack of good color rendering that is meaningful for visual tasks.
- US20050179392 A1 discloses a low-pressure gas discharge lamp which is likewise provided for influencing melatonin secretion. It has a discharge vessel, which is equipped with an inert gas mixture and mercury.
- the discharge vessel includes two symmetrically arranged and interconnected discharge spaces.
- the first and second discharge space are each equipped with an electrode and a luminescent layer.
- the phosphor in the first discharge space emits light in a first region of the electromagnetic spectrum from 100 nm to 1000 nm
- the phosphor in the second discharge space emits light in a second region of the electromagnetic spectrum from 100 nm to 1000 nm, whereby the emission spectrum of both phosphors different.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp includes two power conductors for receiving the DC power supply for each discharge space.
- the lamp has one variable color temperature and influences the human biological rhythm.
- the generated luminous flux level is independent of the temperature.
- the lamp is preferably used for shiftwork, in first aid stations in hospitals and so on.
- EP 1886708 A1 describes a luminaire with melatonin-sparing action.
- the luminaire is driven by three fluorescent lamps and can generate light in different spectral compositions or color temperatures, wherein the spectral composition of the light generated in response to a predetermined timing scheme is freely selectable in the control.
- a melatonin light is generated which, in terms of its spectral composition and intensity, is such that it does not at least largely inhibit the nocturnal release of the hormone melatonin in the individuals.
- the proportion of the blue spectrum below the wavelength threshold is between 480 nm and 600 nm, preferably between approximately 500 nm and 560 nm, or that the melatonin light has a color temperature. which is smaller than, for example, 1500K. In this way it is prevented that at night artificial light, the natural melatonin secretion of an individual who is exposed to this light, is undesirably inhibited.
- the object of the invention is a light source with which the circadian rhythm can be influenced by melatonin secretion in a targeted manner.
- the light source In conjunction with light sources for melatonin suppression, in the absence of external conditions such as sunlight, the light source should be particularly suitable for simulating a quasi-circadian rhythm.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp should meet all necessary requirements for a light source for lighting tasks by good color rendering and high energy efficiency and thus be used in general lighting.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp according to the invention is intended to fulfill the previously valid requirements for the visual tasks that are placed on light sources of this type. These include high luminous flux, good color rendering and compliance with valid energy efficiency regulations.
- the object is achieved by the production of a low-pressure gas discharge lamp whose blue components in the spectral energy distribution in the wavelength range between 400 nm and 500 nm are extremely low and are below the threshold value for the melatonin suppression.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp according to the invention for influencing the body's own Melatoninhaushaltes consists of the known glass tube.
- the glassy discharge vessel according to the invention may also have the shape of a double helix.
- the discharge vessel can also consist of interconnected U-shapes or of short pipe sections, which are joined together via connecting channels.
- the discharge tube is brought by folding, deformation, welding or joining in a form in which the outer dimensions of the discharge vessel are only a fraction of the elongated length of the discharge vessel.
- the discharge vessel of the low-pressure gas discharge lamp is filled in a known manner with a noble gas or noble gas mixture and mercury, and has at both ends electrodes for the supply of energy.
- the inside of the discharge vessel is multilayer coated with phosphor.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp according to the invention has luminescent layers applied successively to the glass surface of the inside of the discharge vessel.
- the first phosphor layer which is applied as a base layer on the glass surface, consists of a phosphor which is excited by the ultraviolet mercury radiation between 180 nm and 400 nm as well as by the mercury discharge emitted blue radiation between 400 nm and 490 nm and by the emitted visible radiation of the second or further phosphor layers is excited between 400 nm and 550 nm, visible light having emission maxima in the range between 500 nm and 650 nm being generated, and the second or further phosphor layers serving as cover layer consisting of one or more Narrow band emitting phosphors that produce visible light.
- the first phosphor layer applied directly to the glass surface consists of a phosphor or a phosphor mixture from the group of silicates or aluminates and is preferably doped with europium or cerium.
- This phosphor belongs to the group of alkaline earth orthosilicates and / or alkaline earth oxy orthosilicates activated with divalent europium, and the ions may contain other rare earth metals as well as manganese, zinc and magnesium.
- the phosphor of an Eu-activated alkaline earth orthosilicate has the formula (Ba, Sr, Ca 2 SiO 4 IEu and the name BOSE.)
- the phosphor of an Eu-activated alkaline earth oxy-orthosilicate has the formula (Ba, Sr, Ca). 3 SiO 5 : Eu and the name SOOS
- the aluminate phosphor from the group of garnets has the formula Y 3 Al 5 Oi 2 : Ce and the designation YAG.
- the phosphor of the first phosphor layer on the inside of the discharge vessel of the low-pressure gas discharge lamp has an emission maximum in the spectral range between 560 nm and 650 nm.
- the second phosphor layer consists of one or more narrow-band emitting phosphors which at an emission maximum between 440 nm and 500 nm in blue / turquoise and / or at an emission maximum between 535 nm and 555 nm in green and / or at an emission maximum between 605 nm and Emit 650 nm in red.
- the red-emitting phosphor is preferably an yttrium oxide: Eu and / or an yttrium vanadate and / or a magnesium fluorochlorate: Mn.
- the green emitting phosphor is a lanthanum phosphate: Ce, Tb and / or a magnesium aluminate: Ce, Tb.
- the blue / turquoise emitting phosphor is a barium-magnesium aluminate: Eu and / or a strontium-calcium-barium-phosphate.Eu and / or a strontium-aluminate: Eu and / or a strontium-chlorophosphate: Eu.
- the proportion of the blue-emitting phosphor in the mixture is between 0% and 10%.
- the blue components in the visible spectrum result from two emission sources of different types: the emission spectrum of phosphors and emission of the mercury lines of the low-pressure gas discharge even at 405 nm and 436 nm.
- the emission line at 436 nm is the strongest at 47.5% the energy distribution of the mercury lines in the visible spectrum and can be detected in a known manner in each low-pressure gas discharge lamp.
- the waiver of phosphors with an emission in the range of 400 nm to 500 nm is not sufficient.
- the purpose of the low-pressure gas discharge lamp according to the invention for melatonin secretion can only be achieved by absorption of the mercury emission line at 405 nm and above all at 436 nm and is carried out with a blue-absorbing phosphor.
- the blue-absorbing phosphor has an excitation spectrum between 180 nm and 550 nm and produces visible light with an emission maximum in the range between 500 nm and 650 nm.
- the spectral distribution and stability of the blue-absorbing phosphor are not sufficient to meet the demand for a low-pressure gas discharge lamp having good visual function. Therefore, the first phosphor layer, which consists of the blue-absorbing phosphor, coated with a second phosphor layer of the mixture of a red and green emitting narrow-band phosphor. Due to the absence of blue components in the spectral distribution of the visible spectrum, the color temperature is only 1000 K to 3000 K, preferably 2000 K.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp according to the invention receives the properties that are needed to fulfill the visual tasks.
- Table 1 shows the photometric parameters of the two low-pressure gas discharge lamps LT 18W according to the invention in comparison with two conventional low-pressure gas discharge lamps LT 18W.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp according to the invention for influencing the body's own melatonin balance has the glass discharge vessel 1 with the shape of a straight tube which has electrodes for supplying energy at both ends and is filled with a noble gas or noble gas mixture and mercury.
- the phosphor layer 2 are successively applied as a base layer and on this the phosphor layer 3 as a cover layer.
- FIG. 2 shows the circadian effect function c ( ⁇ ) and the spectral sensitivity curve V ( ⁇ ) of the low-pressure gas discharge lamp LT 18W according to the invention.
- FIG. 5 shows the spectrum of the low-pressure gas discharge lamp LT 18W according to the invention with the base layer phosphor (Ba, Sr, Ca) orthosilicate: Eu, which is denoted by BSCOSE (F612)
- Fig. 6 shows the spectrum of the invention
- Low pressure gas discharge lamp LT 18W with the phosphor YAG as base layer In both embodiments, low pressure gas discharge lamp LT 18W with the standard length of 590 mm and glass tube diameter of 26 mm with a lamp power of 18 W are described.
- an Eu-activated alkaline-earth orthosilicate is used as the blue-absorbing phosphor.
- the base layer is produced by coating the blue-absorbing phosphor on the inside of the glass bulb as a suspension, with hydroxyethyl cellulose as binder and dimethylol urea as crosslinker.
- the layer thickness of the base layer is according to the invention between 0.2 mg / cm 2 and 2.0 mg / cm 2 , preferably at 1, 25 mg / cm 2 .
- a phosphor mixture of the narrow-band red emitting phosphor yttrium: Eu (YOX) and the narrow-band green emitting phosphor lanthanum: Ce, Tb (LAP) is used as a suspension with polyethylene oxide as a binder.
- the phosphor mixture consists of 60% to 99% of the phosphor YOX and 1% to 40% of the phosphor LAP, preferably to 85% of the phosphor YOX and 15% of the phosphor LAP.
- the layer thickness of the cover layer is dimensioned according to the invention between 1.0 mg / cm 2 and 6.0 mg / cm 2 , preferably at 3.25 mg / cm 2 .
- the coated glass bulb is burned out and then subjected to conventional low pressure gas discharge lamp manufacturing technology.
- the low-pressure discharge lamp LT 18W which is manufactured with the BSCOSE phosphor F612 as base layer, has the following photometric parameters: Luminous flux: 1341 Im
- Example 2 The coating of the glass bulb of the low-pressure gas discharge lamp LT
- Coating of the cover layer is carried out analogously to Example 1.
- the luminous flux is evaluated according to the spectral light sensitivity curve V ( ⁇ ), as shown in Fig. 2, with a wavelength maximum of 550 nm.
- Low-pressure gas discharge lamp is the circadian effect factor used, which consists of the ratio of the integral products of irradiance and circadian effect function c ( ⁇ ) and
- Irradiance and spectral brightness sensitivity curve V ( ⁇ ) is calculated.
- Tab. 1 shows the circadian effect factor of the invention
- Low-pressure gas discharge lamps LT 18W compared. Low-pressure gas discharge ⁇ rcadian Fgrb . Color lamp LT 18W W 'rkun 9 s - temperature ström w i edergäbe- with: factor ⁇ index
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp LT 18W in the light color warmwhite- comfort has the highest circadian effect factor of the four low-pressure gas discharge lamps.
- the spectrum of this low-pressure gas discharge lamp, as shown in FIG. 3, contains, in addition to the mercury lines, blue components from the phosphor emission which, in contrast to the other three low-pressure gas discharge lamps, produce the highest circadian factor.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp LT 18W in the light color red, shown in FIG. 4, contains on the phosphor side no blue components from a phosphor emission.
- the blue components of this low-pressure gas discharge lamp are caused solely by the emission of the visible lines from the mercury discharge.
- This low-pressure gas discharge lamp thus has a lower circadian factor than the low-pressure gas discharge lamp of the warmwhite-comfort light color, but is unsuitable for viewing tasks due to the very low color rendering index.
- the phosphor of the base layer is excited by the mercury lines at 405 nm and 436 nm and an emission in the visible range from yellow to red-orange.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamps according to the invention of Examples 1 and 2 are well suited for visual tasks.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp in Example 1, which has the phosphor BSCOSE (F612) in the base layer, has a better visual function than the Planck type radiator due to the greater proximity to the comparative light
- Low-pressure gas discharge lamp of Example 2 with the phosphor YAG which is lower in the circadian effect factor and thus increases the melatonin secretion.
- the low-pressure gas discharge lamp according to the invention with its warm light is therefore particularly suitable for simulating the quasi-circadian rhythm in the individual in the absence of external conditions such as sunlight.
- the new low-pressure gas discharge lamp meets all the necessary requirements for a light source for lighting tasks thanks to its good color rendering and high energy efficiency, making it suitable for general lighting.
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