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National Research Development Corporation: Long Afterglow Phosphor Powder
National Research Development Corporation: Long Afterglow Phosphor Powder
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The LAP Powder Products will charge, glow, recharge and glow for years.
Manufacturing Process
Raw materials are grounded to a specific mesh size and then mixed in specified proportions
thoroughly. The mixture is then heated at high temperature in the range of 800-1500 Deg. C
in a controlled atmosphere for 1-5 hours. Thus the sintered mass obtained is yellowish-green
emitting long afterglow phosphor. The phosphor thus synthesized is ground, washed and
sieved to desired particle size depending on its application.
Plant and Machinery
The main machinery required are, Furnaces, Roller mill, ball mill, DI Water Plant, Jaw
Crusher SS, Heat Treatment Trays, Vessels, Sieves with Shakers, Ovens.
Market Potential
The vast development of national highways, roads and other infrastructures like hospitals,
entertainment and amusement parks would certainly generate huge demand for Long
Afterglow Phosphor Powder products.
Applications
In general, phosphors have wide range of applications in day to day life such as:
Fluorescent Lamps
TV pictures tubes, cathode ray tubes
Computer monitors
X-ray imaging Screens
Backlighting of LCD in mobile phones
Producing special effect in bars, discotheques etc.
However, the LAP phosphors have strategic applications that could be used for:
Escape route signage and rescue guidance systems
Warning signs on highways
Warning signs in theaters
Warning signs and accident prevention measures
Dark vision display applications
Toys, sports equipment, enamels and ceramic tiles
Household Switches
Markings of important machinery
Special effects in bars and discotheques
The phosphorescent glow in the dark LAP powder may be applied as an additive to liquid
mediums, printing inks, plastics of all types, glass, porcelain glazes, inks and other
transparent media to achieve the self-luminescent affects. The LAP powder may be extruded
or injection molded into most plastics and incorporated into most resins, coatings and clear
mediums.
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