Basics

A Device that Dramatically Improves the Brightness of Flame Based Lanterns / Lamps
Mainly:
- Gas Lamps (Traditionally Town Gas , but now mainly Methane , or Propane , or White Gas )
  - These should also run off of DME , experimentation needed with Syngas , Hydrogen , and Raw Biogas (Sulfur Deposits / SOx Emissions ?)
- Pressurized Liquid Fuel Lanterns ( Kerosene Lanterns / White Gas Lanterns )
  - Experimentation needed with running these off of various Alcohols
They work via using the flame to heat Incandescent Materials and/or Candoluminescent Materials that are formed in a mesh "mantle"
Thus rather than optimizing a flame for brightness, the flame can be adapted for Clean Combustion / Efficiency (Needs Clarification Between the Two)
Reduces Indoor Air Pollution Where Fueled Lanterns are Still used for Indoor Lighting ( <- Make page on areas where electric lighting is not accessible etc)

Can One Be Designed Using Only Appropriate Materials

The Wikipedia Page on Gas Mantles
The Wikipedia Page on Clamond Baskets (Used Magnesium Oxide rather than other minerals)
A Video by the YouTube Channel "Technology Connections" Titled "How the gas mantle made lamps 10X brighter"
The Oil Field Wiki Page on Gas Mantles
A Wayback Machine Archive of the Page "Pressure Lamps International A Brief History of the Incandescent Mantle Pressure Lamp"