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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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  • the object of my improvement is twofold, rst, to enable the steam to exert additional power in promptly raising the safety-valve as ordinarily constructed, particularly when such valve shall have become stuck,77 jammed, or overloaded, without requiring any overpressure than that to which said valve is supposed to be loaded and operative 5 and second, to prevent the waste of steam which now occurs when boilers are worked nearly up to the pressure to which the safety-valve is loaded, or, as in Steamers, to prevent the raising and leaking of the valve produced by the rolling of a vessel in a seaway.
  • Myinvcntion consists in the application, combination, and attachment of one or more specially corrugated diaphragm steel springs to any reservoir of pressure in such manner that the contained pressure shall, by distending the spring or springs, cause them to impinge upon and raise the safety-valve lever.
  • Figure l shows a common safety-valve attached to the shell of aboiler with the diaphragm automatic opener inclosed in the case F, and where J J J, Sac., represent corrugated diaphragm springs arranged in pairs, and having their outer edges coniined tightly by binding-rings K K, &c., and screws. When more than one of these pairs Ofcombined springs are lused for this purpose they are coupled together byany hollow connections, as L M.
  • rIhese springs thus connected and combined, are placed in a suitable casing, F, usuallyl made of iron, with a hole in the bottom N for connection with the boiler, and a pin or adjustable stud, O and P, projecting through the top Gr to impinge against the valve-lever D, upon which it is desired to act.
  • F usuallyl made of iron
  • O and P a pin or adjustable stud, O and P, projecting through the top Gr to impinge against the valve-lever D, upon which it is desired to act.

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ATES JAEvIs E. EDsoN, or BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
IMPROVEM ENT IN SAFETY-VALVES.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 117,872, dated August 8, 1871.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, J Anvrs B. EDsON, of Brooklyn, in the county of Kings and State of New York, have invented new and useful improvements in the construction of attachments for safety-valves as used on steam-boilers or other reservoirs of pressure; and that the following is a full, clear, and exact description of the same, reference being had to the accompanying drawing forming part of this specification.
The object of my improvement is twofold, rst, to enable the steam to exert additional power in promptly raising the safety-valve as ordinarily constructed, particularly when such valve shall have become stuck,77 jammed, or overloaded, without requiring any overpressure than that to which said valve is supposed to be loaded and operative 5 and second, to prevent the waste of steam which now occurs when boilers are worked nearly up to the pressure to which the safety-valve is loaded, or, as in Steamers, to prevent the raising and leaking of the valve produced by the rolling of a vessel in a seaway. Myinvcntion consists in the application, combination, and attachment of one or more specially corrugated diaphragm steel springs to any reservoir of pressure in such manner that the contained pressure shall, by distending the spring or springs, cause them to impinge upon and raise the safety-valve lever.
In the accompanying drawing similar letters of reference indica-te corresponding parts.
Figure l shows a common safety-valve attached to the shell of aboiler with the diaphragm automatic opener inclosed in the case F, and where J J J, Sac., represent corrugated diaphragm springs arranged in pairs, and having their outer edges coniined tightly by binding-rings K K, &c., and screws. When more than one of these pairs Ofcombined springs are lused for this purpose they are coupled together byany hollow connections, as L M. rIhese springs, thus connected and combined, are placed in a suitable casing, F, usuallyl made of iron, with a hole in the bottom N for connection with the boiler, and a pin or adjustable stud, O and P, projecting through the top Gr to impinge against the valve-lever D, upon which it is desired to act. It being desirable that these springs J J J, 85e., should open out rapidly and promptly when a pressure is reached at which the safety-valve is loaded and expected to act, causes me, when more than one diaphragm is used, to construct and confine them in a new and novel manner, which I will proceed to describe. When the pressure comes between the two springs R It, Fig. 2, constructed dat, they begin to open or separate immediately, and continue opening until their elasticity is exhausted; but when I corrugate these diaphragms J J J, 86e., convexly, as at S S, Fig. 3, and confme them with their convexl surfaces together, making them nearly iiat,
a certain pressure is required between them before they will begin to open 5 and it is my method to make this certain pressure alluded to that pressure at which the valve is supposed to open. Therefore I conne together a suiiicient number of convexly-corru gated di aphra gm springs in pairs,with connections between each, and communicate thc interior space of all with the boiler pressure, so that, by being placed in contact wit-h a safetyvalve lever, the boiler pressure, after it has reached a certain point, shall cause the opening out of said springs, and consequent opening of the valve and relief to the boiler or reservoir of pressure.
lVha-t I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters -Patent, is
1. The construction and combination of pairs of corrugated diaphragm springs, in which the springs have'their convex surfaces turned inward, as S S, Fig. 3.
2. The adaptation and combination of corrugated diaphragm steel springs, constructed as described, so as to impinge against a safety-valve lever at any certain pressure, and by which action the steam or other fluid under pressure will blow off.
JARVIS B. EDSON.
Witnesses FRED. HAYNES, FEED. TUscH.
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