US1085889A

US1085889A - Combination-flue.

Info

Publication number: US1085889A
Application number: US72722312A
Authority: US
Inventors: Reinhold Adolph Carl
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1912-10-22
Filing date: 1912-10-22
Publication date: 1914-02-03
Anticipated expiration: 1931-02-03

Description

R. A. CARL.

COMBINATION PLUE.

APPLICATION FILED 00T. 22, 1912.

Patented Feb. 3,

Inventor Attorneys ld, Hari,

Witnesses L3111151301111) ADOLPH CARL, OF ELG-IN, TEXAS.

counma'rroiv-rnun.

Specication of Letters Patent.

Patented Feb. 3, 1914.

Application med october 22, 1an. amai No. 721,223. Y

To all whom it ma concern:

Be it known t at I, RmNHoLn- ADoLr'H CARL, a citizen of the United States, residing at Elgin, in the county of Bastrop and State of Texas, have invented a new and useful Combination-Elue, of which the following is a specification.

One object of the present invention is toprovide a fille which will not crack and the plate 5, the base 9 having a p open, due to settling or to transverse strain.

Another object of the invention is'to provide novel means whereby the flue ma?7 be supported from the joists of a cei ing, against settling.

Another object of the invention is to provide a member, which at once, will serve as a support for thev` flue and as a means for finishing olf theaopening in the ceiling through which the stove-pipe passes.

The invention aims, further, to improve generally and to increase the utility of, devices of that type to which the present invention appertains.

With the foregoing and other objects in view which will appear as the description proceeds, the invention resides in the combination and arrangement of parts and in the details of construction hereinafter described and claimed, it being understood that changes in the precise embodiment ofinvention can be made within the scope of what is claimed without departing 4from the spirit of the invention.

In the drawingz-Figure 1 shows one form of the invention in vertical longitudi= nal section; Fig. 2 is a top plan of the support, parte bein broken away; Fig. 3 is a side elevation o the support; and Fig. 4 is a fragmental vertical longitudinal section showing a modified form of the invention.

In the drawing, the numeral 1 indicates the ceiling of an apartment, supported by joists 2, the numeral 3 indicating a portion of the roof.

In carrying out the invention there is provided a support shown in detail in Figs. 2 and 3, the support being denoted generally by the numeral 4. The support 4 may be of any desired outline, the support in the present instance being shown in the form Iof a rectangular plate 5 of .unequal dimensions. The plate 5 is supported on the joists 2. The plate 5 is provided with a depressed conical portion 8 at the lower end of which is formed a base 9 substantially parallel to urality of j Ventilating openings 10 therein. At the line of juncture between the base 9 and the con cal portion 8 there is formed an annular depending flange 11 which extends through the opening in the ceiling 1 and serves to guard and to finish ofi' the opening. At this point it may be noted that owing to the presence of the Ventilating opening 10, the support cannot become overheated, the support preferably although not necessarily, being fashioned from cast iron. In the base 9 there is a central opening 12, at the periphery of which is located an upstanding flange 14. there being another flange 15 upstanding from the base 9, between the flange 14 and the Ventilating openings 10. The

flanges

14 and 15 are preferably, although not necessarily, of annular form.

The ilue proper comprises an inner casing 16 which may be fashioned from thin metal, the primary function of the casing 16 being, merely, to retain the concrete filling 17, until the same has set. An outer jacket 18 is provided, the jacket 18 ordinarily being fashioned-rom galvanized metal, so as to withstand the weather. The lower ends of the casing 16 and of the jacket 18 are interposed between the

flanges

14 and 15 of the support 4, the concrete 17 being tamped be-r tween the casing and the jacket. It will be understood, of course, 1that the casing and the jacket may be extended to any desired length, depending upon the height of the flue or chimney winch is to be provided.

Secured in any desired manner to the jacket 18 is an inclined guard plate 19, adapted to rest ulpon the roof 3. Located above the guard p ate 19 andsecured by any preferred means to the jacket 18 is a downwardly inclined deflector 20, the function of which is to direct laterally and away from the joint between the guard plate 19 and the jacket 18, any water which may flow downwardly upon the outside of the chimney or flue. To the upper end of the jacket 18 may be secured a plurality of brackets 21, supporting a hood 22.

In that form ofthe invention which is shown in Fig. 4, the casing is denoted by the numeral 23, the numeral 24 indicating a jacket and the numeral 25 indicating the concrete which is interposed between the casing and the jacket. A guard plate 26 surrounds the jacket 24. A tubular member 31 surrounds the jacket 24 above .the guard plate 26, the member 31 having an outstandv desired, the hood 30 may ing iange 32 which rest upon the guard plate. If desired, the flange 32 may be seupon the top of the tubular member 3l. 4

deflector 28 surrounds the tubular member :.7 the deflectoi 28 being supported by a Hang 8d. The

parts

33 and 28 may be seA urel together if desired. Secured to the -p1e1 end of' the tubular member 27 are bracket 2'), supporting the hood 30. If be attached diicctli to the Jacket 24 and the defiector 28 may be secured to the jacket 24, Fig. 1 laying ample basis for the construction above described, the tubular member 31 with its flange 32, and discharge plate 26, being retained.

It will be understood readily that the structure shown in Fig. 4 is adapted to be employed in connection with a support of the sort shown in Fig. 1.'

The flue hereinbefore described is of a strong construction, and will not crack or open as Will a fiue which is fashioned from brick. Further, the support is so constructed that a rigid foundation for the flue is provided, a yielding and a consequent distortion of the flue being a practical impossibility. The support is so constituted that there will be ampleventilation about the base of the fiue,.and consequently the fioor l and adjacent parts of the building will not be likely to be ignited no matter how great may be the heat Within the iiue. The flange 14 serves not only to retain the inner casing 16, but, as Well, serves as a socket to receive the upper end of the stove-pipe (not shown).

It will be understood readily that thc specific forni ofsupport shown in Fig.' l is adapted to be used in connection with that form of the flue structure which is shown in Fig. 4.

Losanna Having thus described the invention, what is claimed is 1. In a device of the class described, a base plate provided with a depressed truncated conical portion havin at its smaller end a depending flange constituting a ceiling sleeve, the conical portion having a fiat bottom, constituting a ceilin closure, there being a flue opening in the ottom and spaced flanges upstanding from the bottom, the

l flanges being concentric with the opening,

the inner of said anges being located adjacent the opening and constituting a pipe collar; and a flue engaging between the last specified flanges; the bottom having an annular series of Ventilating openings concentric with the flue opening and 'located beyond the outer of said anges and beyond the fine, the base plate being connected with the periphery of the upper end of the conical portion.

2. A combined Hue support and ventilating ceiling closure, comprising a base plate, and a depressed, inverted, frusto-conical portion connected at its wider end with the base plate, the smaller end of the frusto-conical portion being provided with la depending flange constituting a ceiling sleeve, and being provided with a flat bottom constituting a ceiling closure the bottom having a flue opening and being provided with an upstanding flange concentric With the flue opening and constitute a flue holding collar, the bottom being perforated between the de pending flange and the upstandingiange to afford ventilation.

In testimony that I claim the foregoing as my own, I have hereto ai'ixed my signature in the presence of two Witnesses.

REINHOLD ADOLPH CARL.

lVitnesses XV. H. ENnnns, W. W. WARD.