US1002A

US1002A - Joseph evens

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Publication number: US1002A
Authority: US
Publication date: 1838-11-09
Anticipated expiration: 1855-11-09

Description

sTATEs PATENT oEEIoE.

JOSEPH EVENS, OF' LEBANON, OHIO.

PUMP.

Specification4 of Letters Patent No.-

To all whom t may concern Be it known that I, JOSEPH EvENs, of

Lebanon, Warren county, Ohio, have invented a new and useful Improvement in 5 the Construction of Pump-Stocks and Pump- Spears for Raising Water, which is described as follows, reference being had to the annexed drawings of the same, making part of this specification.

The pump stock A Figure 1 is made generally like others in use, except in the following particulars; The bore B is the same diameter throughout except at the places where the bucket valve works, and below the lower valve which should be reamed out a quarter of an inch larger within 4t inches of the lower valve. At the places marked Csections or rectangular pieces, or plugs D of the pump stock A are removed in order4 to form apertures through which to admit the bucket and valve which work therein and brackets or screw guides to the pump spear which should be screwed in or pass through with a shoulder through a small piece of leather and pumpstock and a nut put on the outside. The plugs when put in their places are secured by bands and keys E Figs. 12, et, 11. The buckets and valves are made in the usual manner. f

By having the side apertures C and plugs D to close then at the chambers K containing the bucket and valve for admitting them into the same. The bucket and valve are placed in the chamber K the rod I inserted through the bucket and secured by screws and nuts L or keys to the bucket and the plugs D put in their places made tight and secured by metallic rings L and wedges or keys M, Fig. 2.

lVhen the bucket or valve is out of order access to it for the purpose of repair may be had through said openings C by simply removing the plug D Fig. 3.

The bucket may work in a copper tube N or otherwise placed in the working bore or chamber. The lower end of this copper tube may be sloped oii or placed up sufficient for the valve to work. The bucket may also be made of copper or wood.

The improvement on the pump stock is pump spear is as follows A half inch rod 1,002, dated November 183s.

above described and the improvement on the passing do'wn through a bore of 2 or 2li inches passing through as many screw guides as is thought sufficient any given distance to within thirty feet of the water or near it if thought proper and fastened to the bucket and upper valve as previously described.

In using the pump in an inclined or verf tical position metallic Vor wood buckets and screw guides O Figs. l, 4: must be used with round apertures in the same through which the pump rod passes for sustaining it and causing the bucket to work upon in the center without rubbing its under side against the lower side of the working chamber or that part of the bore which is enlarged for the bucket to work in, the buckets and rod being made of suitable material to prevent wearing. The above buckets should be placed within thirty feet of the perpendicular height of the water. And also another valve R in the lower end of the inclined stock. In the use of the inclined pump an aperture S must be made below the suction valve to admit water into the lower piece of the pump stock which aperture is to be closed by a plug T.

The invention claimed and desired to be secured by Letters Patent consist- 1. In the construction of the pump stock with openings and plugs in the side of the same to insert the buckets valves and tubes in the working parts of the bore by which 'means the other part of the bore can be made of a uniform small diameter except below the lower valve which should be reamed out one fourth of an inch larger to within four inches of the lower valve.

2. The improvement o-n the spear is as previously described v by passing a half inch or inch rod through a 2 or 2-41E inch bore through as many screw guides as is necessary to keep the rod in the center of the bore to keep the bucket from wearing in either a perpendicular orinclined pump and the screw guides to be made of suitable metal to prevent wearing.

JOSEPH EVENS. Witnesses:

SAMUEL B. MORGAN, JOSEPH MORGAN.