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US1060800A
US1060800A US67754612A US1912677546A US1060800A US 1060800 A US1060800 A US 1060800A US 67754612 A US67754612 A US 67754612A US 1912677546 A US1912677546 A US 1912677546A US 1060800 A US1060800 A US 1060800A
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F23COMBUSTION APPARATUS; COMBUSTION PROCESSES
    • F23JREMOVAL OR TREATMENT OF COMBUSTION PRODUCTS OR COMBUSTION RESIDUES; FLUES 
    • F23J3/00Removing solid residues from passages or chambers beyond the fire, e.g. from flues by soot blowers
    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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    • F28GCLEANING OF INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL SURFACES OF HEAT-EXCHANGE OR HEAT-TRANSFER CONDUITS, e.g. WATER TUBES OR BOILERS
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  • the'mselves'a.l steaml nozzle' is provided which may be 'projected through either of the openings transverse battle wall -iwhich dividesl the space .within the boiler setting intoV two 'chambers in the usual manner.
  • a steam supply pipe 6 is supported in a vertical po- To all whom t may concern:
  • a Y l- 4Be it known that I, THOMAS S. ⁇ l/ ⁇ VALLER,y acitizen of the United AStates 'of America, residing atDetroit, inthe county of lYayne have invented cer- .tairi new and useful Improvements in Blow fers; for Boilers, of which the following is a specification, reference being had therein to 4 the accompanying drawings. 10
  • This invention relates to improvements in blowers for boilersand more particularly to a construction especially adapted for vertical-tube boilers.
  • the objectof the invention is to provide a fixed blower for.- this type -of boiler which is so positioned andv articulated that it may be readily inserted through and withdrawn A from the openings commonly, provided in the boiler setting and which is so construct- 'ed as to blow over part of the boiler and may be quickly and easily manipulated.
  • FIG. 1 is a side elevation ofv a boiler set ⁇ ting showing a blower -embodying the invention in'place thereon, parts of the setf ting ⁇ being broken away to show the construcion;
  • Fig. 2 is a transverse section, sub-- ⁇ stanti 1ly upon the line :r-m of Fig. 1;
  • soot yforms atigzgh'tl jointV means fof a; valve 511,5 in thesection '11' 'and 2 at either side ofthe 1.1
  • conconnection 7 adapted-toV turn thereonabout elbows so that said tube-1 1 may be turned Q'in the wall of the boilerfsetting.
  • 'An-"eyev Steam isi 'then turned*l on yby mulation" iof sootstherefroinf
  • the section 11' is then blown from ⁇ the top,of the drum at this side of the wall by-a. like manipulation .of the nozzle.
  • a boiler setting where there are no clean out doors opposite the top of the mud drum as where there is a bank of boilers placed side by side the tubes and the top of thedrum may be blown by means of a hang- 'ing nozzle, which is projected through openingsl and 17 inthe 'front and rear sides respectively of the wall above the top of the fire arch 'l8fcovering the fire chamber which opens into theforward side of the -boiler setting. team is supplied to this nozzle through a branch pipe 19 leading laterally from the supply pipe 6 and around to the forward side of the setting above the cpening. This supply pipe-19 leads into the lower'end of a casing 2O andleading laterally from this casing is a.
  • a tube section 22 is 'connected to the short section 2l by an elbow and extends downward at right angles-thereto to swing upon the axis of the section 2l.
  • vthe 'of steam at an angle.I turnedjto project the steam in ⁇ any. desired section 22 is bent laterally. and to this laterally bent end a tubular section 23 is attached by means of a swivel head 24-and extends parallel with the line of the section- 22.
  • the extreme lower end of the section 23 is provided with'a'head 24 having an end wall 25 formed .with an opening. to receive a rotatable jet 'nozzle 26.
  • The' wall 25 is;
  • swivel head 24 which also forms an' elbow for connecting. the sections 22 and 23.
  • the outer end'ofthe rod'27 isprovided .with a crank handle '28 by means of which the -ro'd is turned to .turn the jet nozzle.
  • thetube section 22 is swungv upward turning upon the longitudinall axis'of the branch 2l, into the position shown .in dotted lines in Fig. l and the tube section 23 is permitted to hang. downward-alongside of the wall ⁇ where vit will be out of .the way.
  • a brace or laterally extending arm 29 is adjustablysecured to the head 'or fitting 24 toV engage 'the lower. sid-e ofthe opening- 1 6 in the'wall-and hold the nozzle' in operative position. vWhen so insertedand the steam l turned o n,.every-part of the lower .ends ofl thebo'ii.
  • hanglng nozzle may be applied to the rear side of the boiler setting in a position to be projected through the opening 17 in order that the space at the rear side of the battle wall may be cleaned when .there are no openings at the rear side of the setting near the top of the drum.
  • A- short vertical pipe 30 extends upward from the fitting 20 and is attached thereto by a suitable swivel' connection and a tubular section 3l-is connected thereto by an elbow and extends laterally therefrom.
  • rllhis tubular section 3l ijs ofjsukiicient-length to extend t va point opposite either of two openings 32 in the wall of the boilersetting, said .openings being arranged .substantially onequart'er of the way around towardeach side from the'front centerline to the wall,
  • the outer end of this tube 'section31-1s turned vupwardly and mounte' upon this upturned end ⁇ isa fitting 33carry ng an extension tube Set-'adapted to project throughthe opening V .in the wall.
  • extension Sais 4 Provided with a ⁇ headr35 forming a jet nozzleto projectv steam across vthe boiler tubes opposite'saidopening.
  • The-fitting 33 is so attached l,to the tube 3l that it may be turned freely thereon and thus the extension t tube 34 maybe swung from side toside within the opening or turned Rto' engagethe similar opening 'at the opposite side of the bring it opposite said opening.
  • the combination to said supply pipe to extending transversely ⁇ of the 'tubes ot said boiler to bring its opposite end opposite an openingV in the wall of and to turn upon an axis extending longitudinally of'said boiler tubes to change its position relative to said supply ⁇ pipe and bring it in' position beforel a second'opening in said wall, and a tube section vpivotally attached to theend' *of the first tube section to turn at an angle V.thereto and with 'in the wall thereof, of a supply pipe, a' tube section pivotally at.- t'ac'hed to' said pipe midway ⁇ between said openings to swing from ,one opening to the other, and a secondv tube section pivotally attached tothe end of the first section to project into said openings.
  • a boiler setting having Van opening-in one side, of a supply pipe extending above-said opening, a plurality of tube sections articulated together and to said pipe to turn in vertical planes, one of said sections being adapted to be turned and projectedl through the opening in the wall of the boiler setting, a jet nozzle carried by said section and manually operable means for turning-said nozzles.

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l T. s. WAHM,
BLQWEB Fon BOILEBS. APPLIGATIQN FILED PEB. 14, 1912. 1,060,809., Patented may 191s.
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,Wm/72676@ /Va//Aea T. S. WALLER.
.BLOWER FOR BOILBBS. APPLzoATIoN HLBD rms. 14, 1912.
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T. S. WALLER. BLOWER FOR BOLE'BS.
APPLIUATION FILED 2213.14, 1912.
Patented May 6, 1913.
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1' THOMAS s. WALLER, or nn'rnorr, MICHIGAN, AssreNon 'ro nrAMoN-n rowiiitsrn. A eonromirroiay onmcrreen.
-CIALTY COMPANY, OFpDETROIT, MICHIGAN,
ABLOWER ron Berlines.
1,06,'800 Specification of .Letters Batent. Pgtentedllay serial No. 677,546. l
Application filed February 14, 1912.
combustion from the topl off' the drumffbe-y tween these tubes and from the lower ends of the tubes the'mselves'a.l steaml nozzle' is provided which may be 'projected through either of the openings transverse battle wall -iwhich dividesl the space .within the boiler setting intoV two 'chambers in the usual manner. A steam supply pipe 6 is supported in a vertical po- To all whom t may concern: A Y l- 4Be, it known that I, THOMAS S.\l/`VALLER,y acitizen of the United AStates 'of America, residing atDetroit, inthe county of lYayne have invented cer- .tairi new and useful Improvements in Blow fers; for Boilers, of which the following is a specification, reference being had therein to 4 the accompanying drawings. 10 This invention relates to improvements in blowers for boilersand more particularly to a construction especially adapted for vertical-tube boilers. Y
The objectof the invention is to provide a fixed blower for.- this type -of boiler which is so positioned andv articulated that it may be readily inserted through and withdrawn A from the openings commonly, provided in the boiler setting and which is so construct- 'ed as to blow over part of the boiler and may be quickly and easily manipulated.
nected with a boiler or othersuitable supply of fluid under pressure,to conduct the same to la point near said openings` where said y rpipe isv provided with a fitting or swivel 15 Vthe axis of said pipe forconnecting thereto a tube sectionfS whichris attached Vtosa-id `swivel fitting by alateralbranch 9 and: elbow, so that said tube isfree to swing upon an axis extending at right angles to the lon- 1 gitudinal .axis of said pipe, downwardl 1in A further object of the invention 1s to profront of one of said openings.V A section yide such a device with certain other new tube4 11 1s connected to the lowerend ofthe and useful features, the invention consisting section S -by means of a lateral branch y12 and in the matters hereinafter vset forth and more Iparticularly pointed out in the claims, reference being hadto the accompanying drawings in which j y Y Figure. 1 is a side elevation ofv a boiler set` ting showing a blower -embodying the invention in'place thereon, parts of the setf ting `being broken away to show the construcion; Fig. 2 is a transverse section, sub--` stanti 1ly upon the line :r-m of Fig. 1; Fig. 3 is an enlarged detail of a hanging nozzle construction Fig.. 4 is an enlarged detail of an extensible nozzle construction detached from the boiler` setting and shown partially in section; Fig. further enlarged dethoroughly to said tube' 8 upon an axis extending transversely to thetube and brought into Vparallelisi'n therewith alongside Athereof v or projected to extend through the opening tension tube 13 slides'freely within the section 11 tobe projected therefrom byJ-the action of the steam, and'avstuiiing box 14 on the end of the sectiol to prevent the escape ofsteamfaroun'd said telescoping extension tube. Whennot in'use this projectable nozzle 'is folded alongside the wall of the boiler setting inithe=manner shown in Fig. 1, with the'twosectionsiflying sideby side and the Then it is desired to [use tlierlnozzlefiitis ssvung outwardly, turning upon fthe: lateral pipe 9 andthe section ll-thenturned downward and projected through-the opening-i12 in'the Wall.` i i' n 51s a taillof' a portion ofthe hanging nozzle detached and with 'parts broken away'to show the construction; Fig. 6 is` a view of the saine at right angles to that of Fig. v5 -and "with parts brokenaway to show 'the conand Fig. 7 is a detail of a brace angingjnozzle: y
`isftheffcicu`larvertical of-Pthe'l'stea'xnf'rushingintdfthesaid Y* v. A j tingfwhi i:l'1,"'i`n"theicon-y 7.. l .ill irojectthefextension'ilfacross "istruci'tion'show'ri, provided; with@'cleaifout1v ythe drunioff'th'e boiler"andlblowallaccu 'doors or :openings'- 2 inV the' side"thereofA at the top of the mud 'drum -oftheboiler?--Tlie water tubes 4 isfthenlfretracted'from the opening and' the of theboiiler extendy vertically i vnozzle turnedony thelfs'wivel" f7 to l bring-the upward from'thisdrurn 'and yto remove 'the sectionsi$and^11 opposite'theopening;2 at
' accumulation of soot yor other lproducts of the other side ofithe.bathe-Walll '5.' .The soot yforms atigzgh'tl jointV means fof a; valve 511,5 in thesection '11' 'and 2 at either side ofthe 1.1
sitio'n at one side of the wall 1- land is conconnection 7 adapted-toV turn thereonabout elbows so that said tube-1 1 may be turned Q'in the wall of the boilerfsetting. 'An-"eyev Steam isi 'then turned*l on yby mulation" iof sootstherefroinf The section 11' is then blown from `the top,of the drum at this side of the wall by-a. like manipulation .of the nozzle.
In, a boiler setting where there are no clean out doors opposite the top of the mud drum as where there is a bank of boilers placed side by side, the tubes and the top of thedrum may be blown by means of a hang- 'ing nozzle, which is projected through openingsl and 17 inthe 'front and rear sides respectively of the wall above the top of the fire arch 'l8fcovering the fire chamber which opens into theforward side of the -boiler setting. team is supplied to this nozzle through a branch pipe 19 leading laterally from the supply pipe 6 and around to the forward side of the setting above the cpening. This supply pipe-19 leads into the lower'end of a casing 2O andleading laterally from this casing is a. short branch 21 having 'a swiveled connection with the cas# ing tofturnupon its longitudinal axis. A tube section 22 is 'connected to the short section 2l by an elbow and extends downward at right angles-thereto to swing upon the axis of the section 2l. At its ylower end vthe 'of steam at an angle.I turnedjto project the steam in `any. desired section 22 is bent laterally. and to this laterally bent end a tubular section 23 is attached by means of a swivel head 24-and extends parallel with the line of the section- 22. The extreme lower end of the section 23 is provided with'a'head 24 having an end wall 25 formed .with an opening. to receive a rotatable jet 'nozzle 26. The' wall 25 is;
formed at an angle to thelongitudinal axis of `the tube section so that' the nozzle` will set at'v an angle to the tube to project a jet The jet. nozzleis direction, by means of a rod 27 having a loose connection at itis lower' endl with the nozzle and in `extending upward through the tube' section 23 and outward. through. the
swivel head 24 which also forms an' elbow for connecting. the sections 22 and 23. The outer end'ofthe rod'27isprovided .with a crank handle '28 by means of which the -ro'd is turned to .turn the jet nozzle. When not in use thetube section 22 is swungv upward turning upon the longitudinall axis'of the branch 2l, into the position shown .in dotted lines in Fig. l and the tube section 23 is permitted to hang. downward-alongside of the wall `where vit will be out of .the way.
rI his hanging nozzle is vbrought-into operative position by turning' the tubesection, 22
downward .to bring itsx'lower ,end opposite the 'opening 16 at the same time projecting l the 'section 23 4through the` opening and -downward between the rows of lboiler tubes. A brace or laterally extending arm 29 is adjustablysecured to the head 'or fitting 24 toV engage 'the lower. sid-e ofthe opening- 1 6 in the'wall-and hold the nozzle' in operative position. vWhen so insertedand the steam l turned o n,.every-part of the lower .ends ofl thebo'ii. r tubes at one side of the .wall Sand the top of the mud drum may be thoroughly cleaned by the jet-'of steam issuingthrough ,the jet nozzle 'which is turned by means of the handle 28 to direct the steam into every part of the lower end of the boiler setting. `The same construction of hanglng nozzle may be applied to the rear side of the boiler setting in a position to be projected through the opening 17 in order that the space at the rear side of the battle wall may be cleaned when .there are no openings at the rear side of the setting near the top of the drum.
. A- short vertical pipe 30 extends upward from the fitting 20 and is attached thereto by a suitable swivel' connection and a tubular section 3l-is connected thereto by an elbow and extends laterally therefrom. rllhis tubular section 3l ijs ofjsukiicient-length to extend t va point opposite either of two openings 32 in the wall of the boilersetting, said .openings being arranged .substantially onequart'er of the way around towardeach side from the'front centerline to the wall, The outer end of this tube 'section31-1s turned vupwardly and mounte' upon this upturned end` isa fitting 33carry ng an extension tube Set-'adapted to project throughthe opening V .in the wall. The inner end of the extension Sais 4provided witha `headr35 forming a jet nozzleto projectv steam across vthe boiler tubes opposite'saidopening. The-fitting 33 is so attached l,to the tube 3l that it may be turned freely thereon and thus the extension t tube 34 maybe swung from side toside within the opening or turned Rto' engagethe similar opening 'at the opposite side of the bring it opposite said opening. The 'flipper ends of the boiler'tubes through the annular openings` 32 which are may thus be blown' -wall when the tube'3l'is swung' around to los sometimes provided in boiler settingsof the Obviously parts of the'blower as shown' may be omltted in accordance with the constru'ction'of' the separate boiler setting to whichl it is attached and changes maybe made" in 'the details of construction wit-hout departing from the spirit of my invention.4
versety to the' longitudinal axis of the rstv tube section, and atubular extension or nozzle section carried by the s econd-v section.
2, In a blower for boilers, the combinaend of said first section to turn to al posit-ion with a supply pipe, attached at one end 'swing upon an axis having two 'openings the boiler setting .project into said openings.
. *Of 'e Supply pire, attached at one end to said parallel therewith and ,to project intou said opening.l and ymeans ca-rriedby said second section. to direct a jet of steam across the b oiler tubes. \f
. .3. In a blower Afor boilers, the combination to said supply pipe to extending transversely `of the 'tubes ot said boiler to bring its opposite end opposite an openingV in the wall of and to turn upon an axis extending longitudinally of'said boiler tubes to change its position relative to said supply` pipe and bring it in' position beforel a second'opening in said wall, and a tube section vpivotally attached to theend' *of the first tube section to turn at an angle V.thereto and with 'in the wall thereof, of a supply pipe, a' tube section pivotally at.- t'ac'hed to' said pipe midway `between said openings to swing from ,one opening to the other, and a secondv tube section pivotally attached tothe end of the first section to project into said openings.
4. In 1 combination 5. In combination with aiboiler settingl having two openings in the wall thereof,
supply'pipe midway between said openings to swing from one to the other of said openings, a second tube section pivotally attached to the end of the irst section to turn thereon fupon an axis extending at right an les to the longitudinal axis of said tube to projeetinto said openings, and a member carried by said section ordirecting jets across the tubes of theboil'er.
, 6. In combination with a boiler setting having an opening' therein, of a supply pipe above said opening, a tube section pivotally attached at onev end to said pipe toturn downward with its lower en d opposite said opening, a second tube section pivotally attached lto the lpwer end of the first section to beturned intdparallelism therewith and to project into said opening, a jet nozzle carried by the second tending through said second section for turning said nozzle.
a tube section pivotallya boiler setting a tube section pivotally' second v section, and meansl exfv ,to the other of said openings,
. openings,
' being -adapted to 7 .The combination with a boiler setting having openings therein and an opening midway betweensaid openings and below the plane thereof, .of a supply-pipe, atubular section pivotally attached to the supply pipe to turn in a horizontal plane from one a tubular section pivotally attached to the end of the first named section to swing in a horizontal plane and adapted to be projected through said pivotally f attached to the supply pipe` to swing with its opposite end adjacent tothe a vertically swinging tube section.
intermediate opening in the wall, and-a' tube section pivotally attached. to the vertically swinging sect-ion to swing'in a .vertical plane and adapted' to be projected through said opening..
.a, In Combina-ion with a boilerl seeing wall andopenings in the having al circular wall near its lower end and in its side, of a l supply pipe'extending upwardly adjacent to /onev side of said wall, a branch supply pipe extendinglaterally from said pipe toa point adjacent to -the opening in the side of the wall, a plurality of tube sections articulated together and'attached to the `supply pipe to turn upon 'both and horizontally upon a vertical axis,
be turned and projected through the openings at the bottomo the wall, a plurality of tube sections articulated together and attached to the' branch pipe to turn in horizontal planes, one of said sections being adapted to be turned and pro`- jected through the -upper wall of the boiler setting, and a plurality oftube sections articulated together and attached to said branch pipe to turn in vertical planes, oneA of said sections being adapted to be turned andrprojected through an opening in the wall of the boiler setting.
9. In combination with" a boiler setting having Van opening-in one side, of a supply pipe extending above-said opening, a plurality of tube sections articulated together and to said pipe to turn in vertical planes, one of said sections being adapted to be turned and projectedl through the opening in the wall of the boiler setting, a jet nozzle carried by said section and manually operable means for turning-said nozzles.
one of said tube sections openings in the A In testimony whereof I aiix my signature inv presence of two witnesses.
THOMAS S. WALLER.
lvitnesses:
LEWIS E. FLANDERS, ANNA M. Donn.
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