US1098246A - Housing for electromagnets. - Google Patents

Description

E. GENGENBAGH.

HOUSING PoR BLBGTROMAGNETS.

APPLICATION FILED JAILvll, 1913.

Patented May26, 1914,

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1,098,246. 'Specimen of Letters Patent. Patented May 26, 1914. Application filed January 11, 1913. Serial No. 741,395.

To all whom t may concern: rigid with the housing, as shown particu- Be it known' that LEI-Joann GnNGnNBAcn, larly in Fig. 2.v The middle part 5" of a citizen of the United States, and a resithe longitudinally extending portion of the dent of the city of New York, borough of blank is provided with openings 8-9, and 60 Manhattan, in the county and State of New beyond the said openings are other open- York, have invented a new and improved ings SB-9b adapted to register with the Housing for Electromagnets, of which the said openings 8-9 when the said longitufollowing is a full, clear, and exact descripdinally extending portion is bent along the tion, lines m-y. The outer ends of the said long X10 This invention relates generally to liousgitudinally extending portion are again in for electro-magnets, and is more parbent along the lines m-fnl, whereby `flanges ticularly directed to an iron-clad construc- '10-11 are formed (Fig. '3) having the 4 tion, the results of which contemplate not openings 8-9 thereinnwhereby the housing only greater protection of the winding of may be secured in posit-ion as desired. The 70 the electro-magnet, but also provide for outer ends of the longitudinally extending eater eliiciency of operation. portion of the blank form sides 12-13 of The principal object of the invention 1s ,the liousing`. These sides 12-13 .adjacent the production of housings for electro-niagtheir outer edges are `bent along the lines nets adapted to be made .from sheet meta 0-p in order to form overhanging should- 75 which may be bent to s table forms, and ers 14--15 which lie closely adjacent the top characterized by certain portions coopof the'winding 2 and serve to maintain the erating with the armature /of the eleetrowinding securely in the housing. The magmagnet, whereby an inexpensive buteflicient net winding 2 is in the form of a spool asmechanism is pro sembled on the core '1, and to hold the spool 80 vi e 26 Reference is to be had to the caccompanyin place the flanges 14-15 are provided.

ing drawings forming a part of this speciii- Referring lparticularly to Fig. 4 it will be cation, in which like characters of reference noted that opposite sides of the said outer indicate corresponding' parts in all the ends or sides 12--13 are provided with lugs views, and in which-d 16-17 adapted to be entered into openings a5 80 Figure 1 is a p erspect-ive view of one 18--19 formed in the said offsets 6**--6b forin of the invention; Fig. 2 isfa v rtical when the said offsets are bent upwardly sectional view thereof; Fig. 3 is. a horizonalong the lines r--s, 4the result being the tal sectional view thereof; Fig. 4 is a debox-like structure shown particularly in veloped surface ,of the blank from which Fig. 3. These olisets (iL-6b are also bent ad- 90 the housing is made; Fig. 5 is a developed jacent their outer edge portions, as along surface of the blank from which vthe arniathe lines u, in order to form overhanging ture is made; while Fig. 6 is a detail secends 20-21 similar in shape and function tional view showing the manner of pivotally to the overturned edge portions 14-1`5. mounting the armature in position. Pivotally mount-ed on top of the housing 05 `40 The electro-magnet proper comprises the and adjacent the core of the electro-magnet usual core 1 and the winding 2 carried is the armature 22, the blank from which it thereon, the upper end of the core being is made beingshown particularly in Fig..

rovided with the usual pole piece or face 3, 5. The blank comprises a central body porthe lower end of the core being extended for tion 25a having the oppositely extending and 100 46 a suitable distance, forming a pole face 4. narrowed portions 26h-Q6", each of which is The electro-magnet is adapted to be inslitted in order to forni tongues .Q7-28, op-

elosed in a sheet metal casing or housing, posite corners of the body portion 25a being the particular shape of the blank from provided with ears 29 having openings 30 which such housing is made being set forth therein. As shown particularly in Figs. 1 105 50 in Fig. 4. The blank presents the appearand 6, these ears Q9 are bent downwardly ance of a cross made up of the main longituclosely adjacent the opposite sides of the dinally extending portion 5*l having the ofi housing, the material forming the said opsets` 64-6". Midway of the said oifsets an posite sides being punched outwardlyr for opening 7 is provided, into which the lower a suitable distance in order to form teeth 110 pole piece 4 of the core is adaptedto be sei 31 adapted to enter the said openings 30 cured, whereby the electro-magnet is made lwherelo'y a pivotal mounting is provide l l4.0 therewith. On this same insulating element 55 vided for the 'magnetic eld from the lower 60 ing adapted to be performed by suitable l. A housing for an electro-magnet comprising a single piece structure consisting of a base and sides rising therefrom, certain of the sides being connected with the base by doubled portions forming laterally-exv70 tending flanges at and in the same plane with the base, said flanges having fastening receiving apertures, whereby the housing. may be secured to a support.

2. A housing for an electro-magnet com- 75 prising a single piece structure consisting of a base and sides rising therefrom, certain of the sides being connected with the base by ,doubled portions forming laterally-extending llanges at the base, whereby the hous- 8o ing may be secured to a support, in combination with a core fastened to the base, a magnet assembled on the core, and internal flanges on the sides of the housing to engage the Referring particularly to Figs. l and 2 it will be noted that the tongue 28 is bent downwardly beneath the body portion 25a and is adapted to come'adjacent a contact 5 point 32 carried on an adjustable screw 33 which is insulatingly mounted on a support 34. This support 34 is formed integrally with the housing blank, and is indicated in Fig. 4 as lying adjacent the line of bending y, said support being provided with an opening 35 adapted to receive the said adjustable screw 33.

In order to maintain the end of the tongue or movable contact 28 in engagement with the contact point 32 a helical spring 36 is employed, one end of which engages the outer end of the armature 22, the other end of which is secured in the said support 34. As a further means of determining the movement of the armature relatively to the electro-magnet the tongue 27, formed in the blank fromwhich the armature is made, may be bent downwardly into the position 'shown in Fig. 2, and may be entered into the opening 37 formed in the side l2 of the housing, the location of the said openin being shown in Fig. 4. The upper end of the opening 37 forms a stop or abutment with `which the tongue 27 engages to limit the 30 movement of the armature away from the core under the tension of thespring 36. l

y or all of the sides may be provided with openings 38, if so desired, adapted t0 conduct the wires 39 leading from the electro-magnet exteriorly of the housing, where they may be secured to suitable studs 40 carried on an insulating plate 41 fixed to the side of the housing in any desirable manner, as by means of lugs 42 formed integrally he combination of a housing, an electro-magnet therein, an armature pivoted on the housing, a tongue on the armature, an opening in the side of the housing forming an abutment with which-the tongue engages ing on the armature to oppose the movement of the same toward the magnet.

4. A housing for an electro-magnet comprising a sheet metal structure consisting of a lbase and four sides, two of the sides being directly connectedwith the hase and the other two sides being connected with the base by lateral extensions, internal 10o flanges on the said sides coperating to form an internal flange extending entirely around the structure, an electro-magnet mounted in the structure and of such axial length as to engage under the flanges with the magnet, resting on the said base, an armature secured to the said structure and forming a cover for the same over the magnet, a circuit make-and-break device consisting of members on the said structure and armature respectively, and a spring connected with the said structure and armature for holding the said -Inembers in engagement.

5. A, housing for electro-magnets comprising a casing open at the top, an armature pivoted on the casing and consistingf of a plate-like body having oppositely-projecting extensions, tongues struck out from the extensions, an abutment on the casing with which one tongue engages for limiting the movement of the armature, a fixed =rontact on the casin for engagement with the other tongue to orm a circuit make-andbreak device, an electro`magnet in the casing, and a spring connected with the armature to op- 126 posethe movement thereof by the electromagnet.

6. The combination/of a housing consisting of a base and sides, said basevextending outwardly from the sides, a tongue struck 130 4l are other studs 43 which may be integral with the first studs 40, and which serve as a connection for the circuit wires leading to the electro-magnet. .v 45 If so desired, the interior of the Housing may be lined with any suitable material, suc as insulation or Waterproof material. 'lhe housing illustrated and described is merely one of many forms which the idea 50 may assume, the use of such a housing not only preventing injury to the winding of the electro-magnet, but at the same time increasing the efficiency of the said magnet, due to the fact that an iron circuit is proend of the core to a location adjacent the upper end of the said core. The structure is exceedingly simple and may beformed by stamping, the subsequent act of bending be` dies, all of which tends to economical construction. Y

Having thus described my invention, what claim as new and desire to secure by Let- 65 ters Patent is electro-magnet and hold the same m place. 85 A om the base extension and forming a xed. the action o the armature by the electrol ember of a-circuit mak -and-break device, magnet. f

n armature onthe said hous' g and having In'v testimony whereof have signedl my member forming a movable contact coname to this speciication in the presence o' perating with the first mentioned member, two subscribing Witnesses.

an electro-magnet inthe housing," o1' actu- EUGENE .GEN GENBACH. ating the Aarmature inone direction, and av .Witnessesz t Y. spring connected vwith the armature and 'PHILIP D. ROILHAUS, i with the first mentioned member" to oppose LAWRENCE' J. GALLAGHER. I

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