US1247951A

US1247951A - Air-regulating valve.

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Publication number: US1247951A
Authority: US
Inventors: Henry M Fuller
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1917-09-17
Filing date: 1917-09-17
Publication date: 1917-11-27
Anticipated expiration: 1934-11-27

Description

H. M. FULLER.

AIR REGULATNG VALVE.

APPLICATION man sEP. l 7. um.

Patented Nov, 2'?, MVA

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Tooll whom t may concern.'

Beit known that I, HENRY MVFULLER, a citizen of `the United States,` `residing at SaltLake City, in the county of Salt Lake and' State of Utah, have invented `certain new and useful'lmprovements in Air-Regu latingValves, of which the `following is a specification." A i l `My invention relates to internal combustion engines, and has-for its objectv to pro vide an air valvefor usebetwecn the Acarbureter and the .cylinders whereby a more perfectmixture is .securedthanhas previously been secured. f

To develop power with internal combustion engines, acarbureter is used to volatilize and mix explosive fluids with air, to

provide the required explosive gas, and as at different altitudes, `and under different conditions of the atmosphere adjustments must4 be madeV inthe carbureter to provide this proper mixture, and the engine must be stopped to make said adjustments. The present invention enables me to supply more air to the carbureter mixture after the carbureter has acted, and thus provide the required and proper mixture without stopping the engine. A further object is to provide a device which will prevent the drawing into the cylinders of minute particles of liquid fuel by supplying an adjustable valve whereby air may be supplied to volatilize these minute particles of liquid fuel and mix with the gas from said minute particles between the carbureters and cylinders, so that when introduced into the cylinders with the mixture made in the carbureter the whole of the introduced mixture .will be properl and instead of their loss power will be obtained from these minute particles.

These objects I accomplish with the device illustrated in the accompanying drawings in which similar letters and numerals of reference indicate like parts throughout the several gures and as described in the specification forming a part of this application and pointed out in the appended claims.

Figure l is a diagrammatic view of a four cylinder engine with my device in place thereon. Fig. 2 is an elevation of the plunger and a portion of the rod. Fig. 3 is an elevation of the valve showing one port. Fig. 4 is an elevation of the slidable sleeve. Fig. 5 is an elevation of the casing. Fig. 6 is an elevation of the distributer in place specicatin of Lettersratent. Patented Application led-eptmber'l'?, 1.917. Serial No. 191,881. i

. said onthe elbow connection of the device. Fig.

7 is a. plan view showing all the ports of the valve. device.

Thepresent invention is shown on a `four cylinder engine A, but as will be obvious it may be used on ,engines having a greater or a lesser number of cylinders and consists of" the `construction and arrangement of parts as hereafter described. The device consists cfa casing l having elongated 1slots`2 in its walls. 4 One end of said casing isclosed `ex-` cept for the axial opening through which the plunger rod-is operated. lnto the other' 'end ofsaid casing the elbow 31 is screwed and an internally and externally threaded uw. er, ieri.. l

Fig. Sis alongitudinal section of the thinible 4 is used to secure the device in thel intake manifold B. The valve is threaded at one end and is secured in place by screwing it into the end ofsaid elbow 4:, and concentric with said easing. The wall `of said valve is longitudinally slotted from one end, to near the threads on its other end, to provide air ports, a.` 6, c, and d as clearly shown in Fig. 7. To increase the size of ports for purposes hereafter explained, holes or enlargements, a', b, c and d are bored cutting the walls of said ports. A plunger 6 is operated within said valve by means of the rod 7 which is passed through the axial opening in the closed end of said casing 1. A sleeve 8 is carried on said rod 7 and operated concentrically within said casing 1 and over said valve 5. A jam nut 9 is screwed on said rod 7 to hold the end closure of said sleeve against the closed end of said plunger 6. The lower ends of said plunger 6 and of said sleeve 8 are on the same plane and as one closes the ports on the inside and the other on the outside they coact to regulate the flow of air through the ports. The carbureter is shown at C and the device is fastened to the dashboard D of the vehicle by passing said rod 7 through said dashboard.

The operation of my valve is as follows With the air and liquid fuel mixed in the carbureters now in use, and desiring to secure greater power from the engine for climbing hills the additional air required may be supplied by drawing the rod 7 longitudinally toward the said dashboard D to open the ports a', c, and d by moving the plunger 6 and sleeve 8 from over said ports. The first hole a and portions of the slots e and d will be uncovered, te fill-9v ail t0 g .sire to secure by Letters Patient and claim z-f enter the intake manifold. If more'iair is reolQaSe Or decrease the air through the valve.

I alsoprovide-a distributer by screwing a T-shaped plug 10 into said thimble 4 which divides the air and directs it to the right and.

leftto prevent Vone cylinder fronireceiving more than its share of the air-introduoed` through the valve.

I-laving thus described inventionl del. 'An air regulating valve consisting of a easinghaving elongated slots in its Walls; a cylindrical valve seat conoentrleally secured Within'sa-id casing andhaving airports out in'its Wall; a plunger valve operable Within said valve seat; and a sleeve casing eoncentrically fastened .to said plunger valve and slidably operated to open and close said air ports. v 2. In eombinationwiththe intake mani-v Cnpies of `this `patent niay beobtained for five cents each, by addressing Washingtom 11.0. a

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fold of an internal combustion engine, a casl ing' having elongated slots in its Wall and seeuredin' said intakeinanifold; aV cylindrical valveseat concentrioally spaced from and Ysecured Within said casing, and provided with longitudinally disposed slots in its Wall; `and a vplunger valve and a lsleeve concentrieally spaced apart and slidable along said cylindrical valve seat to open and close said longitudinal slots.

3.`In .eombjinatlon With the intalre mani-: fold pipe of an internal combustion engine a slotted casing fastened on and opening intosaid intake' manifoldgf'facylindrical a plunger valve operated` Within said valve .valverseateoneentrically spaced from and Y fastenedwthin said casing having elongated slots eut in its Wall and holes enlarging 'said slots at increasing distancesl from the ends;

seat andasleeve eonoentrically fastened onsaid plunger valve 'and operatedfbetween i said valve seatand Said easing', the plunger to open and` close said 1 and sleeve ooaoting ports;

Intestiniony ivhereofl have aHiXed luyh iRYM; FULLER.

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