- A
safety lamp is any of
several types of
lamp that
provides illumination in
places such as coal
mines where the air may
carry coal dust or a build-up...
- The Davy
lamp is a
safety lamp used in
flammable atmospheres,
invented in 1815 by Sir
Humphry Davy. It
consists of a wick
lamp with the
flame enclosed...
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Exhibited The
Clanny Lamp 1815
Humphry Davy
Exhibited The Davy
Lamp 1815
George Stephenson Exhibited his
Lamp The
Davey Safety Lamp was made in
London by...
- to
having invented the
safety lamp. Davy went to his
grave believing that
Stephenson had
stolen his idea. The
Stephenson lamp was used
almost exclusively...
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Betty lamp,
butter lamp,
carbide lamp, gas lighting,
kerosene lamp, oil
lamp, rush light, torch, candle, Limelight, gas
mantle Safety lamps: Davy
lamp and...
- The
Geordie lamp was a
safety lamp for use in
flammable atmospheres,
invented by
George Stephenson in 1815 as a miner's
lamp to
prevent explosions due...
- A
halogen lamp (also
called tungsten halogen, quartz-halogen, and
quartz iodine lamp) is an
incandescent lamp consisting of a
tungsten filament sealed...
- A mercury-vapor
lamp is a gas-discharge
lamp that uses an
electric arc
through vaporized mercury to
produce light. The arc
discharge is
generally confined...
-
detection methods,
typically using miners'
safety lamps or hand-held
electronic gas detectors. The
safety lamp is
merely a
specially designed lantern with...
- A
kerosene lamp (also
known as a
paraffin lamp in some countries) is a type of
lighting device that uses
kerosene as a fuel.
Kerosene lamps have a wick...
