US1069003A

US1069003A - Pump attachment.

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Publication number: US1069003A
Authority: US
Inventors: Joseph F Haennig
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1912-06-19
Filing date: 1912-06-19
Publication date: 1913-07-29
Anticipated expiration: 1930-07-29

Description

J. P. HAENNIG.

PUMP ATTACHMENT.

APPLIoATIoN FILED JUNE 19, 1912.

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JOSEPH F. I-IAENNIG, 0F MASONVILLE, IOWA.

PUMP ATTACHMENT.

Speccation of Letters Patent.

Patented July 29, 1913.

`Application filed June 19, 1912. Serial No, 704,577.

simple and inexpensive in construction, willv last a long time and can be readily replaced or repaired at a minimum cost and which will automatically draw oif the water `in freezing weather when the pump has ceased pumping, and further if so desired to retain the water in the piunp when the weather is warm.

It consists in inserting in the cylinder of a pump a partition in which partition is a plurality of valves with certain attachments to said valves whereby the objects sought are accomplished.

The following specification with the drawings will fully describe and show my invention.

Figure 1 is a vertical sect-ion of a pump cylinder and of my device therein. Fig. 2 is an enlarged cross section through line Y-Y of Fig. 1, showing the partition `with the attachments in position. Fig. 3 is a vertical section of one of the valves and of the partition with part cut away. Fig. 4L is a view of the valve raised in the partition. Fig. 5 is a perspective view of another valve in said partition withy its attachments, and, Fig. 6 is a vertical section of Fig. 5.

Like characters of reference denote corresponding parts in all of the figures.

Referring to the drawings,2represents the cylinder of a pump whichis supplied with a discharge pipe 1. Below the frost line of the well, the cylinder is cut in two and the upper portion is provided with screw threads 5 at its lower end and the lower portion of the cylinder is also supplied with screw threads 6 at its upper end. These two parts rof the cylinder are coupled together by a coupler 8 which is provided with screw threads on its inside that engage the screw threads 5 and 6 on the two parts of the cylinder and in this manner the two parts of the cylinder are coupled together. In the coupling 8 is secured a partition 10 which is provided with an opening 12 through which the pump rod 15 passes. In this opening 12 around the pump rod is rigidly fastened packing 17 and around the packing is a tube 16. This packing 17 may be around the pipe 16 but I prefer the other form of construction.

Through the partition 10 at one side of the opening 12 is a valve opening 18, in which is located a valve 2O preferably in .the shape as shown in Fig. 4t and provided ywith a stem 22 around which is coiled a kspring 24, which spring is secured to the bottom of the stem and also to a curved bar 25, that extends across the opening 18 and is secured to the underside of the partition. The oiiice of which spring is to keep the valve closed. Through the partition 10 opposite the valve 20 is another opening 26 in which is inserted a pipe 28 that extends through the partition and a short distance above and the topv is surrounded by a cage 30.' The top of the cage is -connected with an opening through the coupling 8 by a pipe 32. This cage is supplied with one or more openings 81. lVithin the cage is a ball 34 that fits over the top of the pipe 28 and is adapted to close both the

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28 and 32 at different times. It will be observed that by the shape of the valve 20 and the arrangement of the other valve through which the water is drawn ofi', that when the pump ceases pumping the spring 24 will come into immediate action and with the gravity of the valve 2O the water will be forced back into the cylinder below the partition and this effect will continue the pressure of the water in the tube 26 against the ball 34, so as to prevent any water for a brief space of time from passing out through the pipe 32 and therefore, whatever water above the level of the lower side of the spout will pass out through the spout.

Then in non-freezing weather it desired to retain the water in the cylinder continually, then I provide'means for closing the pipe 32. To the end of the pipe 32 is secured a cup 85, which said cup is also provided with an opening `37 which is larger' at the top and has tapering sides. Above this on the cylinder or on the coupling S'is a guide 86 provided with an opening therethrough in which opening is a vertical groove extending a short distance from the top (not shown). Through this opening is a plug 38 which is pointed at its lower end and adapted to litin and close the opening 37 and shut off the flow of water from the cylinder, and has also secured to one side a pin 40, which is adapted to slide in the groove in the guide and limit the vertical movement of the plug 38. At the lower end of the plug is a pin 42 passing through the plug, which is adapted to engage the guide and limit the upward movement of the plug. To the top of the plug is attached a rod 44 that extends up through the platform of the well and is provided with a handle 45 whereby the operator can raise and lower the plugl and shut olf or open the pipe 32. This appliance for retaining the water in the cylinder above the partition may be placed in the cylinder and the handle project through the cylinder above the platform of the well, but I prefer to have it set outside of the cylinder. The manner in which this operates is substantially as follows: The pump is started and the water passes up in the cylinder against the underside of the valve 20 and raises it up to the position shown in Fig. 4, having compressed the spring 24, and the water passes out through the partition up around the valve and into the cylinder above the partition. At the same time the -pressure of the water will also force the ball 34 up into the top of the cage 30 and shut off the water from also passing out through the pipe 32, but since the cage 30 is open it will not prevent the water from passing into the cylinder 2 above the partition. lhen the pump has ceased then the valve 20 will drop down by its own weight and the force of the spring 24 and close the opening 18 and at the same time the ball will drop down to the lower end of the cage over the pipe 2S and prevent any water from passing back into the cylinder through the partition. Then the water that is in the cylinder above the partition will pass out through the tube 32. `Whenever it is desired to retain the water in the cylinder, the operator releases the plug and it drops into the opening 34 and closes the pipe 32. It will be seen by this mode of construction that all of the appliances for preventing the freezing is wholly within the cylinder and down below the frost line.

Having now described my invention what I claim and desire to secure by Letters Patent is,

l. In a device of the character described, a pump cylinder', a partition in said cylinder, a valve in said partition, and means connected with said partition and side of the cylinder for drawing off the water from said cylinder above the partition through the side of the cylinder after the pump has ceased pumping.

2. In a device of the character described,

a pump cylinder, a partition in said cylinder, a plurality of valvesin saidrpartition and means connected with one of said valves for automatically drawing oli the water from said cylinder above the partition after the pump has ceased pumping.

3. In a device of the character described, a pump cylinder, a partition in said cylin` der, a spring controlled valve in said parti tion, a second valve in said partition and means engaging said partition and one sideV a pump cylinder, a partition in said cylin` der, a valve in said cylinder, a pipe through said partition, a pipe through the side of the cylinder, a cage connecting the two pipes, and a ball in said cage adapted to close the pipe through the side of the cylinder when the pump is in operation and to close the pipe through the partition when the pump has ceased pumping.

6. In a device of the character described, a pump cylinder, a partition in said cylinder, a valve in said partition, a pipe through said partition and through the side of the cylinder for automatically drawing olf the water within the cylinder above the partition, and means in said pipe for controlling the/flow of water through the side of the cylinder.

7. In a device of the character described, a pump cylinder, a partition in said cylinder, a spring controlled valve in said partition, a second valve, means for connecting the second valve through the side of the cylinder for drawing off the water from said cylinder above the partition after the pump has ceased pumping, and means for controlling at will the flow of water through the side of the cylinder after the pump has ceased pumping. Y

8. In a device of the character described, a pump cylinder, a partition in said cylin der, a valve in said partition controlled by a spring, a pipe through the partition and side of the cylinder above the partition, and means for automatically controlling the flow of water through the pipe.

9. In a device of the character described, a pump cylinder, a partition in said cylinder, a pump rod through the artition, a plurality of valves in said partition one of which is controlled by a spring andthe pressure of water, and means in connection with the second valve in the partition for automatically drawing off the water above the partition and thereby holding open the sec- 10- partition through the side of the cylinder ond valve for a short time after the pump after the pum has ceased pumping. has ceased pumping.

10. In a device of the character described, In testimony whereof, I aiix my signature a pump cylinder, a partition in the cylinder, in the presence of two witnesses. a Valve in the partition, a second valve in l JOSEPH F. HAENNIG. the partition and side of the cylinder, and Witnesses: means connected with the rst Valve for M. M. CADY, pressing the water in the cylinder below the R. S. I-IoEFA.

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