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US1055903A
US1055903A US71080112A US1912710801A US1055903A US 1055903 A US1055903 A US 1055903A US 71080112 A US71080112 A US 71080112A US 1912710801 A US1912710801 A US 1912710801A US 1055903 A US1055903 A US 1055903A
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    • A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
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  • My invention relates to improvements in orchard heaters, being particularly directed to improvements in heaters of the sliding cover reservoir type which are adapted to burn liquid fuels derived from petroleum, as shown and described in two patents issued to me, being'No. 940,9fio issued November 23, 1909, and No. 970,044 issued September 13, 1910.
  • the object of this improvement is to provide means for making the combustion of the fuel in this type of heater more complete and perfect and eliminating'the production of smoke, which is undesirable in many 10- calities. I attain this object by means of,
  • the liquid fuel reservoir 5 is preferably rectangular in shape, with tapering sides as shown, thereby allowing them to be closely packed or nested together for shipment and storage.
  • a sliding cover 6 is provided. It is securely retained on the reservoir by means of the rolled edges 4, but may be freely moved longitudinally, thereby con- -trolling the admission of air for the combustion of the fuel and thus regulating the rate of combustion and heat generated thereby.
  • a hinged partition or apron 7 is sus cover near its forward end. This apron is slightly smaller than the reservoir, and is provided with numerous perforations 8.
  • a draft chimney 9 is secured to the upper side of the sliding cover directly over an open- Specification of Letters Patent.
  • This chimney is preferably made.
  • a cover 11 is provided. for the draft chimney 9 in order to prevent the entrance of rain or snow into the-fuel reservoir when the heater is standingfin the orchard.
  • the heaters are distributed through the orchard or other tract it is desired to protect from frost and nearly filled with the fuel oil.
  • the covers are then closed 'until frost is threatened. "When a frost or freeze is threatened the cover 11 is removed from the chimney and the sliding cover 6 is opened ashort distance as shown in Fig. 1.
  • the fuel oil is then lighted. Sufficient air to render the oil and gases combustible enters through the opening at the end of the cover and passes through the perforations 8 in the apron 7.
  • the burning gases ascend through the chimney 9, where they are supplied with sutlicient air to consume the free 'a partition or apron containing numerous perforations suspended beneath the slidable cover near its front end, anopening in-said slidable cover located to the rear of said apron, and a draft chimney secured above said opening.

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J. L. HAMILTON.
ORCHARD HEATER. I
APPLICATION FILED JULY 22, 1912.
1,055,903, Patented Mar. 11, 1913.
WIN/588th: INVENTOR /w 7 M 461% 4, m nw ATTORNEY UNITED STATES PATENT; OFFICE.
JAMES L. H AMILTON OF GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO, ASSIGNOR TO THE HAMILTON ORCHARD HEATER COMPANY,v OF GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO, 'A CORPORATION OF WEST VIRGINIA.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, JAMES L. HAMILTON, a citizen of the United States, residing at Grand, J unct ion,'in the county of Mesa and State of Colorado, have invented a new 'and useful Improvement in Orchard-Heaters, of which the following is a specification. I
My invention relates to improvements in orchard heaters, being particularly directed to improvements in heaters of the sliding cover reservoir type which are adapted to burn liquid fuels derived from petroleum, as shown and described in two patents issued to me, being'No. 940,9fio issued November 23, 1909, and No. 970,044 issued September 13, 1910.
. pended from the underside of the sliding The object of this improvement is to provide means for making the combustion of the fuel in this type of heater more complete and perfect and eliminating'the production of smoke, which is undesirable in many 10- calities. I attain this object by means of,
the mechanism shown in the accompanying The liquid fuel reservoir 5 is preferably rectangular in shape, with tapering sides as shown, thereby allowing them to be closely packed or nested together for shipment and storage. A sliding cover 6 is provided. It is securely retained on the reservoir by means of the rolled edges 4, but may be freely moved longitudinally, thereby con- -trolling the admission of air for the combustion of the fuel and thus regulating the rate of combustion and heat generated thereby.-
.A hinged partition or apron 7 is sus cover near its forward end. This apron is slightly smaller than the reservoir, and is provided with numerous perforations 8. A draft chimney 9 is secured to the upper side of the sliding cover directly over an open- Specification of Letters Patent.
Application filed July 22, 1912. Serial No. 710,801.
QRCHARD-HEATER.
ing therein, and just back of the hinged apron 7. This chimney is preferably made.
tapering as shown and is provided with a.
row of perforations 10' near its upper end.
A cover 11 is provided. for the draft chimney 9 in order to preventthe entrance of rain or snow into the-fuel reservoir when the heater is standingfin the orchard.
The heaters are distributed through the orchard or other tract it is desired to protect from frost and nearly filled with the fuel oil. The covers are then closed 'until frost is threatened. "When a frost or freeze is threatened the cover 11 is removed from the chimney and the sliding cover 6 is opened ashort distance as shown in Fig. 1. The fuel oil is then lighted. Sufficient air to render the oil and gases combustible enters through the opening at the end of the cover and passes through the perforations 8 in the apron 7. The burning gases ascend through the chimney 9, where they are supplied with sutlicient air to consume the free 'a partition or apron containing numerous perforations suspended beneath the slidable cover near its front end, anopening in-said slidable cover located to the rear of said apron, and a draft chimney secured above said opening.
Signed at Grand Junction, Colorado, this lfi day of July, 1912., I
. JAMES L. HAMILTON. Witnesses:
' Anna M. KEISER,
HENRY L. McCLIN'moit.
Patented Mar. 11, 1913.
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