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US1015251A
US1015251A US59930210A US1910599302A US1015251A US 1015251 A US1015251 A US 1015251A US 59930210 A US59930210 A US 59930210A US 1910599302 A US1910599302 A US 1910599302A US 1015251 A US1015251 A US 1015251A
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  • lily invention belongs to that gene 111i class devices known as conveying systems, and relates more particularly 111 i111 illlplOVQfil system and appii 111115 for receiving, mess iii-i115; and distributing material as desired.
  • the device is not limited, liuwiiseil wherever found iip ilicebliu 11ml Willi all or any of ie parts: 111 any ether sysi'em 01 1.111135111211115 with which it 11.1113; be suitably used.
  • the iiiveiilien lies among its riliiecis the PI(-lliltll0il of :1 simple, durable, ellicienl Emmi-y a 'i iui'aiiis of the kind de- 111 uuiuiiiilicnll handling the innl; :0 be llilllfiftll'lfld Willi :1 ii'1ii1i11111111 ol elf receptacles i111 l 11' sim gilieity 0i
  • the eonii'ol is sucli llizii tlie 12111 dune autuinaticzilly without w 112! 011121111111, except in stepping 11- E'l'ill'illlif (lie 11 ppm-ulna at such times as 111:1 be ileeii'ecl.
  • l ig fl is 1i top elevulimi 0i. '1l1e. 3211111.
  • Fig. lisnn enlarged side elevziiinii of (me oi the :iul'unmiic 1110115 urine: lewlei's for filling i'lie buckets.
  • Fig. 5 is 11 .weiiniizil View of 1.1 slightly lll()(.llil(.(l 1111 of uiiluimitic measuring 'leegleiz.
  • Fig. is 11, seeiiieiml View taken st bsliintizilly 011 K H111 si'ni'ion may 001151 line (3-G of Fig: l.
  • Fig. Hi 9 is a li11g11'1111' ifiic View of my 0111 1-:l1r,11 11 in s. l, 3, 1 6 and '2.
  • 10 is :1 le elevation of v sligl'iily modified form of e/111. a llii new 611 trul.
  • Fig. 11 is 1.1 (lingraiin'ii 1: Vii-3W (lllfiflling a iiimlilieil feeder filling galetiti'i'lirol, both lfllflliel' controlling.
  • l is $1 11.1-11 gii'ziniinalie showing; 2111051, l!l(3-( l fi(l lemler filling; 7. control.
  • lJi 13 is 1 giin-iii'iiai'ie 1 L .1 showing ancilliei' "ifi lei" filling smile control.
  • F1 15 1.
  • pi'ovicleil irililii tracks or guides 16 and 11 on both sides of the bucket, spaced so as to allow the bucket to travel between ithem.
  • Therail or guide the shaft the same being suitably supported I by a suitable truss l3 orthe equivalent for the purpose.
  • the bucket 8 is provided with a sloping bottom 15, and with a pivoted or hinged bottom 16, which is normally maintained closed by latches 18 on each side of the bucket, engaging the pins 17 on the hinged bottom.
  • lhe bucket is provided with a bail, consisting of the side members 20, which are pivotally secured at 21 at both sides of the bucket and connected by a cross member 28, to which is secured the hoisting and operating cable 29.
  • the bail members are provided with.
  • flanged wheels'or rolls 22 and 26, arranged to travel between the rails 10 and 11 when the bucket is in the shaft.
  • the wheels 22 carry a portion of the load, as hereafter described.
  • To the 'bail members 20 are pivgtally secured links 23 connected by a bar 25, which has a cable 2 1 secured thereto, the opposite end of; which is connected to a similar bar on the other bucket, f-when twobuckets are used in the system. l/Vheh one bucket is used the cable is connected to cable 29, or is cable 29 extended.
  • the sheave 30 is provided with an axle or shaft 31, which is carried by brackets 33 on the brackets 23% "when the bucket is in the shaft.
  • Locking members 35 having hooked ends 45, normally lock the shaft 31 on the bracket Resilient members 38 normally maintain the locking members 35 in operative position.
  • the locking members are keyed to the shaft 37, which is pivotall-y supported at 36.
  • -Keyedto the shaft 37 is a bar 39, the opposite end of which is connected by a bar 40 to a lever ll, pivotally supported at 42.
  • the bucket is provided a hinged lid or extension 43, which is arranged to cooperate with the lever 41 to release shaft 31, when the upper end of the bail members 20 are interposed substantially as shown'in Fig. 2.
  • a frame l h Arranged to cooperate with the bucket and sheave 30 is a frame l hprovided with a pair of wheels 46, formed to coiiperate with the shaft 31 and bail members 20.
  • the frame a l is extended at 47 arranged to .be supported by a bracket 52 when substantially positioned as shown in Fig. 2, with the notches 53 in line with the pins 27 and the notches 5O seated on pins or brackets 51.
  • locking member 54 is provided on one or both sides of the frame and arranged to en,-
  • gage'pins 55 when the bucket is drawn later.
  • the bail members pick up the shaft 31, the frame-part 47 being engaged by the pins 27, so that the shaft 31 and sheave 30 are carried by the two parts, substantially as shown by the dotted lines in Fig. 2, the frame and bail being locked together by the locking members 54.
  • the bail, members 20 and the frame members 44%? form substantially a rigid. carriage supported on wheels 22 and 4:6, in which carriage the bucket 8 is carried, and propelled by the cable 29.
  • the sheave and its axle or shaft 31 can be attached directly to theframe 44- 17, in which case the locking members, various supporting brackets, etc., might be omitted.
  • the bucket is prevented from swinging while in the shaft by means of rails 60 and 61 spaced so as to permit the wheels 62 arranged on the bucket to travel between them.
  • the rails 61 are-extended up to join the track rails 12, so as to guide and prevent swinging of the bucket until it is supported upon the tracks 12, after which swinging is prevented by the rails 63, between which "and the rails 12 the wheels 62 are positioned.
  • the trippers 65, providedwith rolls 66 which cotiperate with the latches 18 to disengage the same from the pin 1'1 to discharge the contents of the bucket.
  • the stops 68 and 7 2 limit the movement of the tripping arms 65, which are normally maintained 'in position by the weights 67. As the bucket returns to the shaft the trippers tip to permit the latches 18 to pass (as indicated by the dotted lines). Positioned preferably where shown, near the mouth or top of the tracks, provided a closer for closing the bucket door or bottom 16.
  • the 1mm 110 on its a Figs. 1 1 6 '2 ⁇ 90 represents :1" portion 01" 11:62 hnppei' wailpruviled with [ichute 91 from which 111% 110w of 00211 is (3011110114351 by a, filiing gate 92, pivotally suppurteii :11 93.
  • W 11am the system consists a1 two buckets they ggmbes 92 wmiected by Cubist; J8 and 101, m'bla 101 beiizg secured to bars 100 (see Figs. 1 and 6 ⁇ ; to the ends which. are soamed? (22210195 96, which are semireti in. 1111-1 gmm adsegmwts at 9?. 111m 02213165 98 f we also secuired 3*? in aim 230111 3 and axtand CV81 pulleys or bin-mks 1h, so:
  • flier 21:0 which are 1G8 pivetaiiy (10mm 01961 y mrl or 701 109, 1'10 the center bed the lava 1. pivwiaily smipmm at 111.
  • the gates WOL'k iiitei'nzi 1013a i be 11-11 when the other is npensd 111111 in :bHCkQfifUi and Musing iiie'iiiiiigg $1119 and then discl'mrging the same info the basket 11m operation being continued.
  • lever 150 pivotally con-- nected or supported at 151 and secured to the cables 101, as at 102.
  • the number of controlling levers 150 and arrangement thereof may be varied, as will be more fully 1;he levers 150 are operated by the extensions 1 15 on the pivoted levers 145, pivotally secured to the frame 44 as at 146. (See Fig. 2.)
  • Fig 2, 147 is the stop which limits the movement .of'the lever 1el5, so that as it is carried by the frame 4 1 it trips the lever 150 and throws it into the dotted position shown in Fig. 2. Under certain circumstances or conditions hereafter described, the stop is placed on the.
  • the feeder filling gates 92 and 02 are connectedby the cable 101, thetripping or operating levers being pro- I vided.
  • The'feeder filling gates 92 [and 92 are also connected by cables 08 or their equivalents.
  • the buckets are in the positions shown in Fig. 9, that the bucket 7 has discharged its load and reversed the drum D. and that bucket 8 is filled and is at the foot of the shaft.
  • "111 this case gate 02 is shut andgate 92 open, while the feeder discharging gate 103 is open, as indicated by the dotted lines in Fi 4 afhd the feeder dischar 'in ate 103 for feeder bucket 7 is closed.
  • As bucket 8 is hoisted .in the shaft, it closes gate 103 and, bucket 7 is drawn toward the fool of its shaft.
  • Figs. 11 to v18 respectively represent forms of control for the feeder tilling'gates.
  • the loaded bucket going, opens its hopper filling gate 92 and at the same time closes the filling gate 02 for the other bucket before reaching the end of its travel.
  • the trips 14:5 are changed so that the trips are engaged by the extension 14-8, and not by the extension 11-7.
  • the empty bucket returning will close its filler feeding gate and at the same time open the other feeder filling gate before it reaches the bottomof the shaft.
  • the empty bucket closes its own hopper .filling gate 192 before reaching thebottom of the shaft, and at the same time opens the otherhoppcr filling gate 92.
  • the empty bucket closes its own hopper .filling gate 192 before reaching thebottom of the shaft, and at the same time opens the otherhoppcr filling gate 92.
  • Fig. 13 is substantially similar to Fig. 11.
  • one bucket controls both feeder filling-gates, that is going it opens its own gate and in returning closes it, operating the other gate at the same time. in this case there is a trip 14-5 on each side, one operz-iting in one direction and the other in the opposite direction of the travel of the bucket.
  • l ig. 15 illustrates the system in which the empty bucket closes its own gate in returning and in going up loaded opens it; or it may be said that the empty.
  • V Fig. 16 illustrates the system-as appliedyl'o a single bucket and in the system shown in. Fig. 10, the 0011-,
  • l'rol is somewhat similar to that in the station described, the distinction being that in 29 this case cars are substituted for buckets, and the some are drawn up an incline so that the c is transferred both vertically and s in the other system. This form. s also applicable to a horizontally 'r'eling car and measuring feeder.
  • Rel es ring to ihe figure, 170 represents inclined tracks, ll'l. lhc receiving bins which receive lhe coal from cars 172, or the equivalent, arranged on the trestle 172 above the receiv- 0 mg hoppers.
  • the storage bin 173f is arranged at the upper end of the incline, and
  • the cars 177 and 17% may be of an y suitable design, but are preferably clump cars. so fable means being provided for auto mahca causu the cars to discharge their lease 0 e bin 173.
  • the clumping meo I) np I sul used in this construction is "l. invention. A.
  • cable 180 lg its e .s secured to 'the front of each car, and passing over sheaves 175 down to a drui 1822, forms the means for propelling the or 's, the cables being operated by rotatiog she drum in one direction or the other,
  • each measuring er 176 is provided with the hopperfill gate 189 and a discharging gate 191.
  • gates 189 are connected by cables 1% and h i' gleiches 1.88, which provided with a levers 1.81", so that operstion of one or; or lhe oliher of levers operates the two timed to the foot of the incline. (in its up wsrdl'ravel car 177 has operated, one of the lovers 18! opening its own hopper filling gate 189 and closing the filling gale 189, con-- trolling the material for the ethereal. As car 178 moves toward the'top, gate 191 closes (both gates being now closed). When i'lv reaches the lever 18?
  • a stationary measuring chute arranged between said gates and means cooperating with the bucket for alternately operating said gates.
  • a plurality of gates for controlling the discharge of material from the hopper into the bucket comprising a rotatable undercut filling gate and an apron discharge gate, and a measuring chute arranged therebetween, and means coijperating with the bucket for alternately and independently controlling said gates.
  • a receiving hopper a vertically and horizontally movable bucket, means for propelling the bucket vermeans arranged in the path of the bucket for controlling said apron discharge gate when the bucket is in loading position.
  • an automatic measuring device comprising a chute extending from said hopper, a filling gate for controlling the discharge of material from the hopper into said chute, a discharge gate for controlling the discharge of material from the chute into the bucket, and means cotiperating with the bucket for alternately and independently controlling said gates.
  • a conveying system andin combination a plurality of shafts and trac'vks extending therefrom, a bucket for each shaft movable in its respective shaft and on the tracks therefrom, mains for alternately hoisting said buckets and drawing the same on the tracks, means coiipcrating with the buckets for supporting the same when on said tracks, means for returning the buckets to the foot of the shafts, a hopper at the "foot of each shaft, a measuring i'ccdcr for each hopper con'iprising a stationary chute provided with a gate at each end, and means interposed in the path of the buckets for operating said gates.
  • a conveying system and in combination. a plurality of shafts and trucks extending therefrom, a bucket for each shaft movable in its respective shaft and on the tracks therefrom, means for alternately hoisting said buckets and drawing the same on 'the tracks, means wiipcraling with the buckets for supporting the same when on said tracks, means for returning the buckets to the foot of the shafts, a hopper at the foot of each shaft, a measuring feeder for each hopper, each fccglcr comprising a stationary chute providfid with a pairof gates, and means interposed in the path of the buckets for automatically and alternately operating said gates.
  • a conveying system and in combination, a pair of shafts, a pair of tracks leading from each shaft, a bucket for each shaft movable therein and on said tracks, means for hoisting and drawing the. buckets on their respective tracks.
  • each of said buckets provided with a bail. having wheels thereon, means coiiperating with said bails and Wheels forsupporting said buckets, a hopper at the foot of each shaft.
  • a .HN'HHHP- ing chute for each hopper extcudiugdhcre from and arranged to discharge the material into the buckets when at the foot of their res e'ctive shafts, filling gates arranged to control the discharge of material from hop- :Z 1 I 1 Q lcrposccl 1n the path or tho oucliciis 1n thcir irco'cl, rlischorgc role for each chute or 'l to conlrol the discharge of moi'crial .0 choices into the, buckets, and moons Lg Willi the buckets for releasing; solo o lgorgio rates when bmkcis; reach om foot of lihcir rcspcci'ivc ohzi'f'la.
  • o shccve' means; for support o shcawe Whom the bucket is ,in ihc shaft, for locking said sheave on its su trorh soicl Sl'LHWQ- carried by said port L ⁇ luring tho arc-Vol of said buckets on wirl frocks-1, means for operziii'og coblc, 21ml memo for returning lhoi bucket to *Chc foot of the shaft.
  • the combinalion in a conveying sysicm of a shaft ando pair of tracks extend ing therefrom, a. bucket movable in sairl ohm? provided with a boil having wheels thcreon, IIWiUZZS cooperating with said wheels for guiding the bucket when in the shall, ii coz'iporoling part provided with wheels lhoroon ill'l'zlng'jflfd to coopcraie, with said bail.
  • siiiil wheels on f-iiilfl pcr'l iiiocgl on scirl bail arranged to travel on said tracksv oncl support khc buckct whon tho bucket is out of mid tracks, means for operating cicl cable aml means for returning the bucket to the 75 foot of thoshoft, and means for automatically loarli'og the bucket when it reaches lhc foot of the shaft
  • a pair of tracks, a, but-hot having a bail pivotally ismcured lhereio, said bail provided with :1 plil raliiy of Wheels arranged to travel on said tracks.
  • a port provided with Whoeis and orrcngcrl lo mam-me with said bailto sup port soicl bockcl upon the tracks, and means 8h for lz'iterally drawing said bucket uponvthe tracks.
  • hoisting bucket, and outomai'ically controlled means for hoisting and laterally moving the some, on automatic measuring fccclcly'ar. elevator shaft and a sheave my said shaft arranged to support 1% the bucket While in the shaft, means for locking said sheave over the shaft, means for releasing" soiol sheave locking means, means for carrying said sheave with the bucketwhen the bucket reaches f'hc t0p, moans for discharging ihe contents of l'he bucket, 21ml means for returning lhe bucket to the bottom of the shaft.
  • a bucket provided with a hinged bottom, and means "for normally maintaining the bottom. in closed position, an elevator shaft and pair of tracks extending fronrthe bottom of said shattupward, and thence extending laterally from the mouth of the shaft, a bail pivotally secured to said bucket, a sheave and supporting shaft therefor, acablc connecting said bail with the hoisting drum, said cable extending over; said sheave, a support for said.
  • sheave shaft when the bucket is in the shaft, means controlled by the bucket for locking; said sheave shaft on its support, said bail provided with means for guiding the bucket when in its shaft, including a wheel on each side, said Wheels movable upon said tracks when the bucket is in or out of the shai't, means for maintaining said wheelsv on their tracks when the bucket is in the shaft, and means provided with wheels and ccifulerati11;; with said bail for supporting the bucket and sheave, and carrying the same when the bucket is moving along the tracks from the mouth of the shaft.
  • a bucket provided with hinged bottom, and means for normally maintaining the bottom in closed position, an elevator shaft and pair of tracks extending from the bottom of said shaft upward. and thence extending laterally and inclined downwardly from the mouth of the shaft, a bail pivo'tally secured to said bllCl t,'2L sheave and supporting shaft therefor, a cable connecting said bail with the hoisting drum, said cable extending;
  • the bucket is movshaft, and means for automatically loading the bucket when it reaches the bottom of its shaft.
  • a vertically and laterally moving bucket tracks for guiding said bucket in its vertical and lateral travel, a sheave and a hoisting drum, a bail on said bucket, a cable extending over said sheave and connecting said drinn and bail, and means for supporting the sheave when the bucket is in the shatt, means cctiperating with said bail for carrying the bucket when on the laterally extending tracks, and cotipcrating means arranged to pick up said sheave and carry the same laterally with the bucket, means controlled by the bucket for locking the said sheave on its support during the vertical travel of the bucket, means for positively returning the bucket to the shaft and to the lower end of its vertical travel, and means for supporting said cooperating bucket and sheave carrying means during the vertical. travel of the bucket.
  • a pair of elevator shafts extending from the bottom of said shafts to the mouth thereof, and thence laterally from the shafts, and 'i'neaus for conveying material from the bottom of said shafts upward in the shaft, and thence laterally along said tracks therefrom, said means comprising a bucket in each shaft.
  • each bucket having a bail pivotally'secured thereto, a traveling sheave for each-bucket.
  • e-i'ld means for supporting said sheaves over their respective shafts when the buckets are in their shafts, a hoisting drum, a cable having its ends connected to said bails aiid extending over said sheaves to said drum, means controlled by said buckets for locking their respective sheaves on their supports when the buckets are in their shafts, a carriage part for each butket provided with wheels thereon and mdunted upon -said laterally extending tracks, means for supporting said carriages at the mouths of the shafts when their respective buckets are therein, said carriages arranged to cooperate with the bails of their respective buckets and support the bucket and sheave during the lateral travel of the buckets, and a cable extending to the bottom of saidshafts and connecting the buckets.
  • a sheave In a conveying system and in combination, a sheave, a vertically and transversely movable bucket provided with wheels thereon, an operating cable arranged over said sheave and connected with the bucket, means for supporting said sheave during tht vertical travel of the bucket, and means for sccurinp the same thereto, a laterally extending track arranged at the point of" the highest vertical travel of the bucket and means coiipcratingr with the Yon bucket and mounted upon said track for signed my name in the presenceof two subcarrying said sheave during the transverse movement of the bucket on said track, com-- prising a frame rovided with wheels there-- 5 on, and means or looking said frame and bucket together.

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F. J. SOHRABDER, JR. CONVEYING SYSTEM.
APPLIOATION FILED DEC. 27, 1910. I 1,015,251, Patented Jan.16,1912.
7 SHEETS-SHEET 1-I INVENTOR.
WITNESsEa Q (Giza/al a 1 I E J. SGHRAEDER, JR.
CONVEYING SYSTEM. APPLIJATION FILED 1 20.27, 1910.
filmed Jan. 16, 1912. 1 SHBETQ-SHLET 3 INVBN "FOR. 4%
F. J. SGHRAEDER, JR.
CONVEYING SYSTEM.
APPLICATION FILED 17130.27, 1910.
Patented Jan. 16, 1912.
INVEN TOR,
\MTNEESSES.
M M W? fiTTOENEX P. J. SGHRAEDER, JR-
CONVEYING SYSTEM. APPLICATION FILED DEC 27 1910.
Patented Jan. 16, 1912.
7 SHEETS-SHEET s.
F. J. SCHRAEDER, J11. CONVEYING SYSTEM.
APPLICATION FILED DEC. 27, 1910. 1,015,251, Patented Jan.l6,1912.
7 SHEETE-SHEET 7.
WITNESES INVENTOR in (he iii-alei'iiils ine'ii'lioned. but 111111 be FRANK J". SCHRAEDEB, JEL, L6 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
CONVEYING SYSTEM.
Application Specification of Letter's Patent. Pg ii- 11 lye filed Eleoembez' 911, 1310.
Serial. No. 593L832. v
m .llliiiuis, invented certain new 111111 useful 1 p1-even1ents 111 Conveylng hiya-- $01113 01 ii'liieli the iolli'iiing; is 41 descriptieii.
lily invention belongs to that gene 111i class devices known as conveying systems, and relates more particularly 111 i111 illlplOVQfil system and appii 111115 for receiving, mess iii-i115; and distributing material as desired.
l1 particularly applicable for the ham illllig olf'coal, 01" the like, and iii the iiaiure 01 1111 .ii'npi'uven'ient over the system and 21p- ;ilus slmwii ililil described in my pe111l- 'zi ypliciiliuii for eenveying systems; 01 like, lileil JUNO 3, 1909, eiei-izil E11. @953851'. The device is not limited, liuwiiseil wherever found iip ilicebliu 11ml Willi all or any of ie parts: 111 any ether sysi'em 01 1.111135111211115 with which it 11.1113; be suitably used.
The iiiveiilien lies among its riliiecis the PI(-lliltll0il of :1 simple, durable, ellicienl Emmi-y a 'i iui'aiiis of the kind de- 111 uuiuiiiiilicnll handling the innl; :0 be llilllfiftll'lfld Willi :1 ii'1ii1i11111111 ol elf receptacles i111 l 11' sim gilieity 0i The eonii'ol is sucli llizii tlie 12111 dune autuinaticzilly without w 112! 011121111111, except in stepping 11- E'l'ill'illlif (lie 11 ppm-ulna at such times as 111:1 be ileeii'ecl.
To (his end my ini'enlion consists in the novel RUIUSH'UUHOH, m'i'zingeineniz and emnbiinilion 11f parts herein 511111111 and described. and were pilli-l llllfllly pointed out in the in the drawing, wherein like i'e'iei'eiim- 1'7ll1l'zl(ll indicate like (11' curi'espeiuliiig pin/is, .l ig'iie l :11 sectional \lQW oil 111 ;--f \'&i.ll2l m; 111) iliecl in :1 railway emailing slw lien 2 :11 an enlarged side 0101-1111011 of: 1,)lll'il01l of l appziiziliue. l ig fl is 1i top elevulimi 0i. '1l1e. 3211111. Fig. lisnn enlarged side elevziiinii of (me oi the :iul'unmiic 1110115 urine: lewlei's for filling i'lie buckets. Fig. 5 is 11 .weiiniizil View of 1.1 slightly lll()(.llil(.(l 1111 of uiiluimitic measuring 'leegleiz. Fig. is 11, seeiiieiml View taken st bsliintizilly 011 K H111 si'ni'ion may 001151 line (3-G of Fig: l. Fig. "5 side elevaliun m? the same is sulisiiiillviiilly a; i 8 1s 11111111 elevation 0i U119 flwkblll'lllg feeder shown 11:1
Fig. Hi 9 is a li11g11'1111' ifiic View of my 0111 1-:l1r,11 11 in s. l, 3, 1 6 and '2. 10 is :1 le elevation of v sligl'iily modified form of e/111. a llii new 611 trul. Fig. 11 is 1.1 (lingraiin'ii 1: Vii-3W (lllfiflling a iiimlilieil feeder filling gale cei'i'lirol, both lfllflliel' controlling. l is $1 11.1-11 gii'ziniinalie showing; 2111051, l!l(3-( l fi(l lemler filling; 7. control. lJi 13 is 1 giin-iiii'iiai'ie 1 L .1 showing ancilliei' "ifi lei" filling smile control. F1 15 1.
1 liugr11111111z1l'ie VlGW slimvingf :11 Em-filer filling; gate control, in which one l L eenii' Fig. 15 iii; :1 (liug'riiiniiizili1: view of lied feeder filling 5 11 .11 0111111711 in 115 bucket controls. .l ig. 16 is ii iii: view slmiving :1 feeder filling for 21 single bucket s xsiein. l? a IHUllHHUlC flfiW showing :1 111111lil' 1 filling grate control for a single bucket s le1'11. Fig. 1'18 i911 lingri'uniniiilie 'l'iew SllOW- ing;- still aim-theimodified jli'eeilei filling gale cuiili'nl for :1 single lmckel 1'-=tei11. 1
Referring in the Lil'flWlihgl, in which 111V 81' pi'el ei'l'ml {01-111 iii 110111 and ilppfiifll'flfi shown :15 applied T11 :11 i'iiihxisy Foaling Slfi' lion, 1 represents the {111110 W1 1i: of {111; lion, f2--2 suii'alile sun-age him P1311111 iiliiuii the 01 111 may lie ilieeliiii'geil llii'mig li suitable M chutes 2-3 01- ilieir equi aileiil's intu 0211's 01' loconin'live lenders upon the hacks 4-, skin, 111' M111 1 vehicles. 111 the station shown elite coulm' other nmiei'iiil discharged 1 1 11111 1111's 11111111 11111 1111011 6 .11110 H111 ireee? 511g l1(1} 9 1i pays 5, from. 11 111 11111 ii is i-nniliicl'ml by 1111 system to the storage bins 2. ale. .ln llie Fl (i011 511111111 l HllUW two buekel'e: o1: traveling i'eve ilzicles T 21ml 8, \i'liiel'i alternatelycom i'ey il'ie coal from the receiving ho peis up he slmlls 9. 11111} thence lalei'aflly :0 the {lesirwl bin. As will be seen it is of course obvious that by inimalei'iul 01 simple (llflilQ'OH, H10 H miem 111111 ('UMS SiL 0'? (me bucket 0'1 by duplivulin the parts 1 11011 11 inasmuch 21F l'llO 1111c liels {1111i i'ruiioiispiiils: are similar. 11 detaehecl description 01f one will suiiice for the 5}.31'15111. llel'erii'iiig first l0 Fig.1. 1, and 3, the sliaft 5). pi'ovicleil irililii tracks or guides 16 and 11 on both sides of the bucket, spaced so as to allow the bucket to travel between ithem. Therail or guide the shaft, the same being suitably supported I by a suitable truss l3 orthe equivalent for the purpose. The bucket 8 is provided with a sloping bottom 15, and with a pivoted or hinged bottom 16, which is normally maintained closed by latches 18 on each side of the bucket, engaging the pins 17 on the hinged bottom. lhe bucket is provided with a bail, consisting of the side members 20, which are pivotally secured at 21 at both sides of the bucket and connected by a cross member 28, to which is secured the hoisting and operating cable 29. The bail members are provided with. flanged wheels'or rolls 22 and 26, arranged to travel between the rails 10 and 11 when the bucket is in the shaft. When the bucket is on the tracks 12 the wheels 22 carry a portion of the load, as hereafter described. To the 'bail members 20 are pivgtally secured links 23 connected by a bar 25, which has a cable 2 1 secured thereto, the opposite end of; which is connected to a similar bar on the other bucket, f-when twobuckets are used in the system. l/Vheh one bucket is used the cable is connected to cable 29, or is cable 29 extended.
Then the bucket is in the shaft it is carrierl by a sheave or pulley 30, over which the cable 29 passes. The sheave 30 is provided with an axle or shaft 31, which is carried by brackets 33 on the brackets 23% "when the bucket is in the shaft. Locking members 35, having hooked ends 45, normally lock the shaft 31 on the bracket Resilient members 38 normally maintain the locking members 35 in operative position. The locking members are keyed to the shaft 37, which is pivotall-y supported at 36. -Keyedto the shaft 37 is a bar 39, the opposite end of which is connected by a bar 40 to a lever ll, pivotally supported at 42. ()n the bucket is provided a hinged lid or extension 43, which is arranged to cooperate with the lever 41 to release shaft 31, when the upper end of the bail members 20 are interposed substantially as shown'in Fig. 2.
, Arranged to cooperate with the bucket and sheave 30 is a frame l hprovided with a pair of wheels 46, formed to coiiperate with the shaft 31 and bail members 20. The frame a l is extended at 47 arranged to .be supported by a bracket 52 when substantially positioned as shown in Fig. 2, with the notches 53 in line with the pins 27 and the notches 5O seated on pins or brackets 51. A
"locking member 54: is provided on one orboth sides of the frame and arranged to en,-
gage'pins 55 when the bucket is drawn later.
ally, a spring 56 maintaining the lock in position. When the bucket is in the shaft the locking members are maintained open by the pins 57 (see Fig. 2) the weight of the frame 4 1-47 being suliicicnt to overcome the tension of the springs 56.
As the bucket is raised the bail members pick up the shaft 31, the frame-part 47 being engaged by the pins 27, so that the shaft 31 and sheave 30 are carried by the two parts, substantially as shown by the dotted lines in Fig. 2, the frame and bail being locked together by the locking members 54. It will thus be seen that the bail, members 20 and the frame members 44%? form substantially a rigid. carriage supported on wheels 22 and 4:6, in which carriage the bucket 8 is carried, and propelled by the cable 29. It might be noted that the sheave and its axle or shaft 31 can be attached directly to theframe 44- 17, in which case the locking members, various supporting brackets, etc., might be omitted.
' The bucket is prevented from swinging while in the shaft by means of rails 60 and 61 spaced so as to permit the wheels 62 arranged on the bucket to travel between them. The rails 61 are-extended up to join the track rails 12, so as to guide and prevent swinging of the bucket until it is supported upon the tracks 12, after which swinging is prevented by the rails 63, between which "and the rails 12 the wheels 62 are positioned. Suitably positioned where desired over one orthe other of the bins are the trippers 65, providedwith rolls 66, which cotiperate with the latches 18 to disengage the same from the pin 1'1 to discharge the contents of the bucket. The stops 68 and 7 2 limit the movement of the tripping arms 65, which are normally maintained 'in position by the weights 67. As the bucket returns to the shaft the trippers tip to permit the latches 18 to pass (as indicated by the dotted lines). Positioned preferably where shown, near the mouth or top of the tracks, provided a closer for closing the bucket door or bottom 16. closed by the rolls 69 and completely closed by the resiliently supported rolls 70 hurried on the tripping arm 71, which are also preferably weighted as at 73, the same tipping to permit the loaded bucket to pass, but extending up so as to close the door on the return trip of the bucket- In the preferred construction, the discharge of the coal from the receiving bins or hoppers 5 into the buckets is controlled by the buckets, as will be more fullyfexplained hereafter. In. the drawings, I show love forms of'automatic measuring,- feeders As shown, the door is partially for controllingthe discharge of coal or loading of the buckets, either one to be adapted to be similarly controlled by the buckets.
it the 1mm 110 on its a Figs. 1 1 6 '2} 90 represents :1" portion 01" 11:62 hnppei' wailpruviled with [ichute 91 from which 111% 110w of 00211 is (3011110114351 by a, filiing gate 92, pivotally suppurteii :11 93. W 11am the system consists a1 two buckets they ggmbes 92 wmiected by Cubist; J8 and 101, m'bla 101 beiizg secured to bars 100 (see Figs. 1 and 6}; to the ends which. are soamed? (22210195 96, which are semireti in. 1111-1 gmm adsegmwts at 9?. 111m 02213165 98 f we also secuired 3*? in aim 230111 3 and axtand CV81 pulleys or bin-mks 1h, so:
naming the as most c 211713. shown 11 i igs. 1, 15 and As 0116 m. 11m cable 101 3111 m strained 11114201, i1; CiUSQS the one game opi'ens the 0 311912 111 3 IHUVQYHQHt 11m 92 are uyxanei, (11.21112, into chutes 0i: hoppeys 103 each 1imiiet1 by stops 94 an 1 e U m has :1 capacity equal 011:3 of 1.110
11116 es. Baffin-ring particularly to Fig. 4-,, 1m measuring mecierg being 51m if, 111% (2011i is firm-med in 111% hopper 102 by a pivoted 1051 v 1161; 1S pimted 531e,
are iioi'n'm 1y 10cke i hitches 105 011 K'WIL'LZL side 0f the bucket, N11111:. an pinsm' :ihfi 105 are cuntmiled by ba s s ammed. flier 21:0, which are 1G8 pivetaiiy (10mm 01961 y mrl or 701 109, 1'10 the center bed the lava 1. pivwiaily smipmm at 111. "711% im er 111 )pL .snfieci by the 01' ezitt-ansien, 119 111: the bottom mi 111% bllfiiffi'i 53G that as 111g bucket (1121101221115; (161! and #2 111 0111151 1110 11110119,; 10. The 1 51110, imwe'wzr, prevented, fimn iiiiii'iedia 1 e1 M; an ing by i 9 rolls 32h Mhich aiinw 11m gate 1'0 0pm graduafly. ililQbHrIfiiO'E descemis fax:-
thei i138- gate 103 enijireiy U1 QIL1:OW111 t0 the 41 11 Wizighi'; ,031 new L zi gu mt 1211c: mn'iv as "illC il fiilili i by the 4101 3311 fiiiiies in Fig 4 dis Qhairging 1'iuck'1fiii 01 0011 M10 111% bucket All? this mime, however the filling; 9'11; 93 is 01051251,. i'ime of openii'ig the ni or up @mation of same and the buck e Ming 11.1011; fiiily Xpiained hciexifieix .i iiowe'mn, the gates WOL'k iiitei'nzi 1013a i be 11-11 when the other is npensd 111111 in :bHCkQfifUi and Musing iiie'iiiiiiigg $1119 and then discl'mrging the same info the basket 11m operation being continued. The icver 1.101% provided with an end 1.12,pivu1a1ly mired flmretq, :in arranged to cnii 'iirirate with 1116 extension 51), as was iiwii'emfcire notei so that as the hzickct imistei l in the shaft, the mliem 32 close the gum 103, which is kicked by the, 11511612 105, and We IifiIlSiOli 59 passes by Hie and 11.9. which pimts so as to permit the extension 10 pass by. Were 110B pivfied ii; would (-rligzig'fi other sicie of the Lever 10 and c1 aiw it be? yond its limiibd positian which is (:oiifiieiiwfi by the stop 1131).
. gait? T will 3% imwca.
4, 01: each open at m;
'19 so as have smmewhafi of a, cuttii'ig 111201 when ii. is drawn. through 00:11. The, (fliscnm-ge 01 the 00:11 01 .rmtarizfl 11mm 111w measuring hnppws 01 chutes 152?- is contnflied by gates 1Q5--128fl (sea ii and. 8), which are 535101.! 10111111111551 by their ice-- specific buckets when the same am in the respective shafts. .Czich a if; vided with vabie 129, W 16111 pames over puih 130, 131 am} 13% and. is comm e/ted 10 :1 trave'i'r 15, im'vingzi in; cirfviresimipfi arranged 1Q engsgga in flange 0; lent 011 the}: 10p ofiiiie swift .119 ca. "61* 01' 'brraveleir 183 guiiieci by :14, 136 the same EM-sing pm (Eefwviih smiuflih r0115 01'' wheels 13,151, pwoiaiiy s rural? it 138 cmrms the anal from 1120 3011,0111 1213 of 11m measuring imp-- pai- 1'0 11m 1111013251, the Fannie being opfineci when 111M100! m? 0111:? 211101" the I'QCUIVQ its 101 311.
by 11m PHHFHHQ 031 "*he coal gr: c 1213 18 mixed Whmh 1' $121 IS 111 position be Aficr i'i'eceiving its 10,161 :11 the and 05 iis m ime (711m 137, its own iii'zuwi the 111101511 T1869, and. in so dnii';
The. 5;:110 ('0 (110210., at the same pnsiii'veiy 010 1113; the bridging which is ma aimed by Weigiii. a: r-uifzcr-i 29 (011:
:iw'i pass (W01? :2. (1111111 .3 (My whiuh is c-nnffroiied by 91 11101101: 01" i smnrno "po'x'wr iiwinminm so (11:11? (11'; 11w, drum in (mi: diiwciion 0i? 1 mii'civ rah- 08 anti propcis Hie a I able sixmws being provided mm tin (1mm 13 up 10 the 111i and 01? the i'i'ucks (he imckvis may 1311511 611116 emii (he 11' 115 if desired. The wine hurting 1110 buckets @xtend into the 5), 0w? miimiiiu sheaves --117 :50 111111;
as one bucket P318961 and latemily i'nom 110mg 11 hacks 12 the 011mm: wicket IS @081 h'veiy i'ei'mi'iied to the 00110122. of the, shaft.
11w it: with 13v inviiningg', the tracks 10W 1 01 111 s shaft :15 liemtefn're me; iiius-h'mied in Fig. 1 the 101111861 '1 wisiiy m'iipefled owing; so I ("1131 101 each 001 1151 9 0p:
{W'Qi' iiiimbka sin ives and. 00111189?) 1 1w FY1 explained hereafter.
150 (see Figs. 1, 2, 3 and 9) pivotally con-- nected or supported at 151 and secured to the cables 101, as at 102.. The number of controlling levers 150 and arrangement thereof may be varied, as will be more fully 1;he levers 150 are operated by the extensions 1 15 on the pivoted levers 145, pivotally secured to the frame 44 as at 146. (See Fig. 2.) 1n the form shown in Fig 2, 147 is the stop which limits the movement .of'the lever 1el5, so that as it is carried by the frame 4 1 it trips the lever 150 and throws it into the dotted position shown in Fig. 2. Under certain circumstances or conditions hereafter described, the stop is placed on the. opposite side, as for example 148 is extended and 1 17 omitted, so that the lever 150 is tripped when the bucket is going lllllle opposite direction. This will be more fully explained in the modified controlling systemsfor the The operation ofthe system may be described as follows The rotation of he drum D (referring to Fig. 9) is controlled by the switch 162, assuming the drum D to be electrically driven, or by equivalent means when other power is used, which is controlled by the cables 101 operated by the" tripping levers 166. The cable 29 which'i's operated the drum D is connected tothe bails 20 of the two buckets. The links 23 secured to the lower end of the bucket bails, are connected by a bar 25 to which is fastened cable 24. The feeder filling gates 92 and 02 (or 125-128?) are connectedby the cable 101, thetripping or operating levers being pro- I vided. The'feeder filling gates 92 [and 92 are also connected by cables 08 or their equivalents. Assuming for example. that the buckets are in the positions shown in Fig. 9, that the bucket 7 has discharged its load and reversed the drum D. and that bucket 8 is filled and is at the foot of the shaft. "111 this case gate 02 is shut andgate 92 open, while the feeder discharging gate 103 is open, as indicated by the dotted lines in Fi 4 afhd the feeder dischar 'in ate 103 for feeder bucket 7 is closed. As bucket 8 is hoisted .in the shaft, it closes gate 103 and, bucket 7 is drawn toward the fool of its shaft.
\Vhen'the-bucket 8 reaches the mouth of the shaft, the bail 20 picks up the shaft 31 and with the frame 1 1', the lock 35 having been raised, carries the sheave 30 and shaft 31 substantially as shown in the dotted'lines in Fig. 2, the'buckct traveling along the tracks toward the drum end of the track. As soon as the bucket starts up the shaft it closes its gate 10?. which is'automatically locked by the latchjlOS, and as the bucket travels along-inc track on the,
upper level 1t en ages It's lever 150 opening its own feederiilling gate 92 and at the eating time.closing feeder filling gate 92};
At the end of its travel the bucketengages the lever 100 and reverses the direction of rotation of the drum D. In the meantime the shaft 9 and opened its gate 103, so that the bucket is tilled. The trips 66 (see Fig. 2) for opening the buckets are placed where desired over the first or second bin. The levers 150 may of course be placed where desired, as for example in Fig. 0, they are shown near the extreme end of the tracks 12 while in Fig. 1 they are shown near the shaft. As the buckets return and before entering the shaft, the bottoms are closed by the rolls (it) and T0 and locked by the latches 18. In the system just shown and described. the lovers 150 are operated by the loaded bucket on its going trip. The
8 is substantially similar, the cables 101 representing the cables 101, so that as the buckets trip the lever 150 the slide 123 is inovcd to fill the different measuring hoppers in the same manner as the filling gates 02. The feeder discharge gates 128 are raised by the buckets engaging the extensions 134. system is substantially the same for controlling either form of measuring feeder.
Figs. 11 to v18 respectively represent forms of control for the feeder tilling'gates. In Fig. 11 the loaded bucket going, opens its hopper filling gate 92 and at the same time closes the filling gate 02 for the other bucket before reaching the end of its travel. If the trips 14:5 are changed so that the trips are engaged by the extension 14-8, and not by the extension 11-7. the empty bucket returning will close its filler feeding gate and at the same time open the other feeder filling gate before it reaches the bottomof the shaft. As illustrated in Fig. 12, the empty bucket closes its own hopper .filling gate 192 before reaching thebottom of the shaft, and at the same time opens the otherhoppcr filling gate 92. By changloaded bucket. opens ilshopper filling gate and at the same time closes the other gate 02 or by changing the trips as described, the empty bucket closes its own gate and opens the other gate. As illustrated, Fig. 13 is substantially similar to Fig. 11. As illustrated in Fig. 14, one bucket controls both feeder filling-gates, that is going it opens its own gate and in returning closes it, operating the other gate at the same time. in this case there is a trip 14-5 on each side, one operz-iting in one direction and the other in the opposite direction of the travel of the bucket. l ig. 15 illustrates the system in which the empty bucket closes its own gate in returning and in going up loaded opens it; or it may be said that the empty. bucket l opens the other get-e when the other bucket the bucket 7 has traveled to the bottom of operation of the gate shown in Figs. 5 and It will be seen therefore that the 15 go ng with i load, and when loaded closes the other V Fig. 16 illustrates the system-as appliedyl'o a single bucket and in the system shown in. Fig. 10, the 0011-,
l'rol is somewhat similar to that in the station described, the distinction being that in 29 this case cars are substituted for buckets, and the some are drawn up an incline so that the c is transferred both vertically and s in the other system. This form. s also applicable to a horizontally 'r'eling car and measuring feeder. Rel es ring to ihe figure, 170 represents inclined tracks, ll'l. lhc receiving bins which receive lhe coal from cars 172, or the equivalent, arranged on the trestle 172 above the receiv- 0 mg hoppers. The storage bin 173fis arranged at the upper end of the incline, and
lei-- the some, so that the cars can dis 'lirectly etc the bins, from whence (uscl srged through chutes 174: as dcsired. The cars 177 and 17% may be of an y suitable design, but are preferably clump cars. so fable means being provided for auto mahca causu the cars to discharge their lease 0 e bin 173. The clumping meo I) np I sul used in this construction is "l. invention. A. cable 180, lg its e .s secured to 'the front of each car, and passing over sheaves 175 down to a drui 1822, forms the means for propelling the or 's, the cables being operated by rotatiog she drum in one direction or the other,
iii the huci teh system described. The oporation of 'the drum 182 is controlled by the swiich 186, operated by cables 185 and trips similar to the other system, The rear or the cars connected by a cable so as one drawn up ehe inis pos vely draws other car back. re eivi g bin 171 is provided with an H31 measuring feeder substantially to those described, the samebeing a "llOlDiLllOTl of ihe two forms illustrated. in 4 and As shown, each measuring er 176 is provided with the hopperfill gate 189 and a discharging gate 191. gates 189 are connected by cables 1% and h i'zahles 1.88, which provided with a levers 1.81", so that operstion of one or; or lhe oliher of levers operates the two timed to the foot of the incline. (in its up wsrdl'ravel car 177 has operated, one of the lovers 18! opening its own hopper filling gate 189 and closing the filling gale 189, con-- trolling the material for the ethereal. As car 178 moves toward the'top, gate 191 closes (both gates being now closed). When i'lv reaches the lever 18? on its lira-ck it opens its own gate 189, permitting lhe measuring hopper to fill, but at the same time it closes gate 189 on the other track. When it has reached the top of the incline it dumps its load and reverses fghe drum 182, the car 177 in the meantime having traveled to the foot of the incline, end by engagement. with its tripping member 194, opened its gate 191 and received its load. Continued operstion is the some as'described.
Having thus described my invention, it is obvious that various immaierial modilicatimes may he made in the same without dc' hence I'll" do not wish to be uiiderstoo l es lim hung .mys i'zosheexact form, 1 gemenl; laud comb illlOi'l of ports herein shorivhend rlescrihr'ad, or uses'mentioued.
plurality of gates for controlling the dis charge of material from said hopper into the receptacle, a measuringg'chute arranged be tween said gates, and means cooperating with the receptacle for operatiiig said gates. 4 P2. In a conveying system and in combine tion, o receiving hopper, a vertically and horizontally movable bucket, means for pro polling the bucket in either direction be tween said receiving hopperand a dischergr ing point, a plurality of gates for control;
perinlo the bucket, a stationary measuring chute arranged between said gates and means cooperating with the bucket for alternately operating said gates.
53. In a'conveying system and in combina tion, a receiving hopper, a vertically and horizontally movable bucket, means for piopelliug the bucket in either direction between said receiving hopper and 2; discharg 'ready to be drawn to the top, and car 177, re
parties? from the spirit of my invention,
point, a hopper at ssid receiving poiiit, a!
ling lhe discharge of material. from the hop- What 'l claini as new and desire so secure ing point, a plurality of gates for controlling the discharge of material from the hopper into the bucket, comprising a rotatable undercut filling gate and an apron discharge gate, and a measuring chute arranged therebetween, and means coijperating with the bucket for alternately and independently controlling said gates.
4. In a conveying system, a receiving hopper, a vertically and horizontally movable bucket, means for propelling the bucket vermeans arranged in the path of the bucket for controlling said apron discharge gate when the bucket is in loading position.
5. The combination "in a conveying system of a sha'iit'and tracks extending therefrom, a bucket movable in said shaitand on said tracks, means for hoisting said bucket and drawing the same on the tracks, means for positivelyreturning the bucket to the foot of the shaft, a receiving hopper at the foot of said shaft and an automatic measuring device comprising a chute extending from said hopper, a filling gate for con trolling the discharge of material from the hopper into said chute,a discharge gate for controlling the discharge of material from the chute into the bucket, and means co operating with the bucket for alternately and independently controlling said gates.
6. The combination in a conveying system of a shaft and tracks extending therefrom, a bucket movable in said shaft and on said tracks, means for hoisting said bucket and-drawing the same on the tracks,
means cotiperating With the bucketbail for supporting the bucket on said tracks, means for positively returning the bucket to the foot of the shaft, a bin at the foot of said shaft, and an automatic measuring device comprising a chute extending from said hopper, a filling gate for controlling the discharge of material from the hopper into said chute, a discharge gate for controlling the discharge of material from the chute into the bucket, and means cotiperating with the bucket for alternately and independently controlling said gates.
7. The combination in a conveying system of a pair of shatts and tracks extending therefrom, a bucket movable in each of said shafts and on-each'pair of tracks, meanstor alternately hoisting said buckets and drawing the same on the tracks, means for returning the buckets to the foot of the shaft, a hopper at the foot of each shaft and an automatically operatable measuring feeder for each hopper, comprising a chute connected with each of the hoppers and arranged to discharge into said buckets when at the foot of the shaft, a filling gate for each hopper arranged to controbthc discharge of material from the hoppers into their respective measuring chutes.v a discharge-gate for each chute arranged to control the discharge of material from the chute into its respective bucket, and means co-iiperating with the buckets for alternately controlling the filling and discharge gates of each hopper, and alternately operating the similar gates of both hoppers.
8. In a conveying system andin combination,, a plurality of shafts and trac'vks extending therefrom, a bucket for each shaft movable in its respective shaft and on the tracks therefrom, mains for alternately hoisting said buckets and drawing the same on the tracks, means coiipcrating with the buckets for supporting the same when on said tracks, means for returning the buckets to the foot of the shafts, a hopper at the "foot of each shaft, a measuring i'ccdcr for each hopper con'iprising a stationary chute provided with a gate at each end, and means interposed in the path of the buckets for operating said gates.
9. In a conveying system and in combination. a plurality of shafts and trucks extending therefrom, a bucket for each shaft movable in its respective shaft and on the tracks therefrom, means for alternately hoisting said buckets and drawing the same on 'the tracks, means wiipcraling with the buckets for supporting the same when on said tracks, means for returning the buckets to the foot of the shafts, a hopper at the foot of each shaft, a measuring feeder for each hopper, each fccglcr comprising a stationary chute providfid with a pairof gates, and means interposed in the path of the buckets for automatically and alternately operating said gates.
10. In a conveying system and in combination, a pair of shafts, a pair of tracks leading from each shaft, a bucket for each shaft movable therein and on said tracks, means for hoisting and drawing the. buckets on their respective tracks. each of said buckets provided with a bail. having wheels thereon, means coiiperating with said bails and Wheels forsupporting said buckets, a hopper at the foot of each shaft. a .HN'HHHP- ing chute for each hopper extcudiugdhcre from and arranged to discharge the material into the buckets when at the foot of their res e'ctive shafts, filling gates arranged to control the discharge of material from hop- :Z 1 I 1 Q lcrposccl 1n the path or tho oucliciis 1n thcir irco'cl, rlischorgc role for each chute or 'l to conlrol the discharge of moi'crial .0 choices into the, buckets, and moons Lg Willi the buckets for releasing; solo o lgorgio rates when bmkcis; reach om foot of lihcir rcspcci'ivc ohzi'f'la.
H, In conveying ojy'slcn'i not in combi- :1 pair of? tracks loading from each shail, or lYflCliEl for ouch Sllfll movable lhcrcin' coil on sold trucks, means for hoisting and drawing rho buckci's on their rcspcctirc broom, each of said buckets provided with :i bail having}; Whcols thcrcoto, mociiscooperating}; \"(ll'll sziicl balls and Wheels for supporting said buckets, o liop jor at the foot of each shaft, a memoir' mg chuto for each hopgcr cXrcnding il1orefrom {LllCl arranged ro discharge be ramificrial ihl'xo Lho buckcls when at the foot of their "we shorts, filling golies orl the rlisclmi :c of irioterial from hoppers izri'o soi cl measuring" chirlzcs, .1 automatically opcrzitiog sou c 9 the trove} of. the buckets, a,
'"ror each. chute arraiig'cd to argc of material from tho into the buckets, and means 1h hookers automotigates Whc the bllfllile'i'fi b11821 rcspochve shafis.
" m in conveying" Hyspa of trucks EXl'QlKi-' i movablc in said i loving WllQQlE horoorz, moans coiiperol" 1g; will-h said whco for ""iiri'g the bucket when in the Sl'il'l' I ,3crali1iiig purl proriclccl with Wheels ihcreoo orrzmgccl to'coi'ipororc with saici boil, ccirl Whcols on said port and, on said bail arranged 'so lriwcl on soirl' tracks and t thcbuckc z "when the bracket is out a, moons for hoisting said bucket the some along saicl frocks, macho-comprising o cable scoured to 1 sail and. o shccve', means; for support o shcawe Whom the bucket is ,in ihc shaft, for locking said sheave on its su trorh soicl Sl'LHWQ- carried by said port L {luring tho arc-Vol of said buckets on wirl frocks-1, means for operziii'og coblc, 21ml memo for returning lhoi bucket to *Chc foot of the shaft.
13. The combinalion in a conveying sysicm of a shaft ando pair of tracks extend ing therefrom, a. bucket movable in sairl ohm? provided with a boil having wheels thcreon, IIWiUZZS cooperating with said wheels for guiding the bucket when in the shall, ii coz'iporoling part provided with wheels lhoroon ill'l'zlng'jflfd to coopcraie, with said bail. siiiil wheels; on f-iiilfl pcr'l iiiocgl on scirl bail arranged to travel on said tracksv oncl support khc buckct whon tho bucket is out of mid tracks, means for operating cicl cable aml means for returning the bucket to the 75 foot of thoshoft, and means for automatically loarli'og the bucket when it reaches lhc foot of the shaft In a conveying system, a pair of tracks, a, but-hot having a bail pivotally ismcured lhereio, said bail provided with :1 plil raliiy of Wheels arranged to travel on said tracks. a port provided with Whoeis and orrcngcrl lo mam-me with said bailto sup port soicl bockcl upon the tracks, and means 8h for lz'iterally drawing said bucket uponvthe tracks.
15. lo a dcvico of the kind (icscribc and in combihatiomo receiving hopper, 3. Sim? bin and. a. bucket, an automatic mcasm W feeder opcrnicrl by said bucket, an elcvalor shah, c sheave over said shaft orrcogccl lto simpcrt the backer while in. the shall: anal lo mm! with the bucket whom the bucket is out of 'lhc said shaft, means for W locking said sheave over lhc shcfl, means for roleziaiog saiici sheave locking means, moans corrving the chemo with the buckcl' mcmns for :iiitonmliczilly dischargthc contents of the bucket, and means 1% for rctumingz rho bnckeia lo the boilom of tho shaft 1G. In dcvice of the kind described and in combination, a hoisting bucket, an auto mafia moosuririp; foorlcr. an elevator shall; 195
:mcl a shcavc orcr said shaft arranged to support tho buckcl' Whilc in lbe shaft, means -lor locking}: saio shozivc over lhc shaft, means for releasing saial sheave locking means, means for carryingfsaicl sheave with the 1m bucket when the biiclzeh reaches the top, means for discharging the contents of the buclzob, 'oml means for returning he bucket to the bottom of the shaft;
17. in a device of the kind. described zmo 115 in combination. hoisting bucket, and outomai'ically controlled means for hoisting and laterally moving; the some, on automatic measuring fccclcly'ar. elevator shaft and a sheave my said shaft arranged to support 1% the bucket While in the shaft, means for locking said sheave over the shaft, means for releasing" soiol sheave locking means, means for carrying said sheave with the bucketwhen the bucket reaches f'hc t0p, moans for discharging ihe contents of l'he bucket, 21ml means for returning lhe bucket to the bottom of the shaft.
18. In :1, dorice of the kind desoribcrl' 21ml in. combination, an elevator, a. buck] owl-ii.
' measuring -feedercontrolled, by said bucket, said feeder havin an undercut filling gate and an apron discharge gate, said discharge gate controlled. by the bucket when .at the bottom of the shaft, a hoisting drum, a cable of the bucket, and means fer returning said bucket to the bottom of the shaft.
19. In a. conveying system, a bucket provided with a hinged bottom, and means "for normally maintaining the bottom. in closed position, an elevator shaft and pair of tracks extending fronrthe bottom of said shattupward, and thence extending laterally from the mouth of the shaft, a bail pivotally secured to said bucket, a sheave and supporting shaft therefor, acablc connecting said bail with the hoisting drum, said cable extending over; said sheave, a support for said. sheave shaft when the bucket is in the shaft, means controlled by the bucket for locking; said sheave shaft on its support, said bail provided with means for guiding the bucket when in its shaft, including a wheel on each side, said Wheels movable upon said tracks when the bucket is in or out of the shai't, means for maintaining said wheelsv on their tracks when the bucket is in the shaft, and means provided with wheels and ccifulerati11;; with said bail for supporting the bucket and sheave, and carrying the same when the bucket is moving along the tracks from the mouth of the shaft.
20. In a conveying system, a bucket provided with hinged bottom, and means for normally maintaining the bottom in closed position, an elevator shaft and pair of tracks extending from the bottom of said shaft upward. and thence extending laterally and inclined downwardly from the mouth of the shaft, a bail pivo'tally secured to said bllCl t,'2L sheave and supporting shaft therefor, a cable connecting said bail with the hoisting drum, said cable extending;
over said sheave, a. support for said sheave shaft when the bucket is in the shaft, means controlled by the bucket for locking); said sheave shaft on its suppor said. bail provided with means for guiding the bucket when in its shaft, includinga wheel on each side, said wheels movable upon said tracks when the bucket is in or out of the shaft,
the bucket is movshaft, and means for automatically loading the bucket when it reaches the bottom of its shaft.
21. In a conveying system and in combination, a vertically and laterally moving bucket, tracks for guiding said bucket in its vertical and lateral travel, a sheave and a hoisting drum, a bail on said bucket, a cable extending over said sheave and connecting said drinn and bail, and means for supporting the sheave when the bucket is in the shatt, means cctiperating with said bail for carrying the bucket when on the laterally extending tracks, and cotipcrating means arranged to pick up said sheave and carry the same laterally with the bucket, means controlled by the bucket for locking the said sheave on its support during the vertical travel of the bucket, means for positively returning the bucket to the shaft and to the lower end of its vertical travel, and means for supporting said cooperating bucket and sheave carrying means during the vertical. travel of the bucket.
22. In a conveying system of the kind described and in combination, a pair of elevator shafts, tracks extending from the bottom of said shafts to the mouth thereof, and thence laterally from the shafts, and 'i'neaus for conveying material from the bottom of said shafts upward in the shaft, and thence laterally along said tracks therefrom, said means comprising a bucket in each shaft. each bucket having a bail pivotally'secured thereto, a traveling sheave for each-bucket.
e-i'ld means for supporting said sheaves over their respective shafts when the buckets are in their shafts, a hoisting drum, a cable having its ends connected to said bails aiid extending over said sheaves to said drum, means controlled by said buckets for locking their respective sheaves on their supports when the buckets are in their shafts, a carriage part for each butket provided with wheels thereon and mdunted upon -said laterally extending tracks, means for supporting said carriages at the mouths of the shafts when their respective buckets are therein, said carriages arranged to cooperate with the bails of their respective buckets and support the bucket and sheave during the lateral travel of the buckets, and a cable extending to the bottom of saidshafts and connecting the buckets.
In a conveying system and in combination, a sheave, a vertically and transversely movable bucket provided with wheels thereon, an operating cable arranged over said sheave and connected with the bucket, means for supporting said sheave during tht vertical travel of the bucket, and means for sccurinp the same thereto, a laterally extending track arranged at the point of" the highest vertical travel of the bucket and means coiipcratingr with the Yon bucket and mounted upon said track for signed my name in the presenceof two subcarrying said sheave during the transverse movement of the bucket on said track, com-- prising a frame rovided with wheels there-- 5 on, and means or looking said frame and bucket together.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto scribing Witnesses.
FRANK J. SCHRAEDER, JR.
Witnesses:
R03: W. HILL,
CHARLES I. COBB.
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