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US133656A US133656DA US133656A US 133656 A US133656 A US 133656A US 133656D A US133656D A US 133656DA US 133656 A US133656 A US 133656A
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  • a in the drawing represents the boiler; B, the fire-box; G,the smoke-box; l), the smokestack; E, a hood or cover opening out toward the front of locomotive; and F, a bi-branched pipe connecting with hood, passing down on each side of cab, and connecting with both fire-box "and cinder-boxes G G.
  • 11 is a waterjetpipe leading from feed-water pipe, and employed to extinguish the fire still burning in cinders after they "have reached boxes.
  • I I are. slat-ioldingbottoms'in the cinder-boxes,
  • the operation is as follows: The sparks, smoke, and cinders, passing from fire-box and into sin0ke-box,ascend the smoke-stack, and are stopped by the hood or cover E. Being then taken by the draft from the front, they are carried backward through pipeF and the cinders dropped intoboxes G G, while the smoke passes through pipes f f into-the firebox. On the under side of pipe F is joined a vertical pipe, J, into which the heavier cinders fall bytheir own gravity, and are conveyed to sand-box K,from
  • a sand-box is employed on locomotives for creating friction on the rails where the latter are wet, or where, for other reasons, the wheels slip and will not take hold on the rail.
  • These sand-boxes are provided with valves or dampers and connecting mechanism, by which a person in the cab may discharge the sand whenever thereis a necessity for it. It is discharged on the rail in front of the driving-wl'ieels, and is sometimes swept t off by brushes placed behind the wheels.
  • These sand-boxes require repeated filling, while, by connecting my pipe 1! by tube with the sand-box K, and emptying the cinders thereinto, no necessity any longer exists for the use of sand, while the supply is automatic,
  • pipe F is a sieve, f, which arrests the heavier cinders and directs them into pipe J.
  • the smoke-stack D having hood or cover E, combined with pipe F f, cinder-boxes G, and fire-box B, constructed and arranged as and for the purpose described.

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w. MART E N.
S-park-Arrester for Locomotives.-
Patented Dec. 3,1872.
NITED TATEs FFIG ATLIENT \VILLIAM MARTIEN, OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
IMPROVEMENT IN SPARK-ARRESTERS FOR LOCOMOTWES.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 133,656, dated December 3, 1872.
CASE B.
and'consists in combining, with a hooded smoke stack, a bi-branched pipe, through which are forced the cinders, sparks, and smoke-the two former into cinder-boxes prepared to receive them, and the latter into the fire-box.
In the drawing, the figure is a side elevation, partly broken out. 7 I
A in the drawing represents the boiler; B, the fire-box; G,the smoke-box; l), the smokestack; E, a hood or cover opening out toward the front of locomotive; and F, a bi-branched pipe connecting with hood, passing down on each side of cab, and connecting with both fire-box "and cinder-boxes G G. 11 is a waterjetpipe leading from feed-water pipe, and employed to extinguish the fire still burning in cinders after they "have reached boxes. I I are. slat-ioldingbottoms'in the cinder-boxes,
' which are opened at suitable times to allow egress to the cinders.
The operation is as follows: The sparks, smoke, and cinders, passing from fire-box and into sin0ke-box,ascend the smoke-stack, and are stopped by the hood or cover E. Being then taken by the draft from the front, they are carried backward through pipeF and the cinders dropped intoboxes G G, while the smoke passes through pipes f f into-the firebox. On the under side of pipe F is joined a vertical pipe, J, into which the heavier cinders fall bytheir own gravity, and are conveyed to sand-box K,from
whence they may be discharged on the track,
with or without sand.
It is well known that a sand-box is employed on locomotives for creating friction on the rails where the latter are wet, or where, for other reasons, the wheels slip and will not take hold on the rail. These sand-boxes are provided with valves or dampers and connecting mechanism, by which a person in the cab may discharge the sand whenever thereis a necessity for it. It is discharged on the rail in front of the driving-wl'ieels, and is sometimes swept t off by brushes placed behind the wheels. These sand-boxes require repeated filling, while, by connecting my pipe 1! by tube with the sand-box K, and emptying the cinders thereinto, no necessity any longer exists for the use of sand, while the supply is automatic,
never-failing, and without the use of hand la her. In pipe F is a sieve, f, which arrests the heavier cinders and directs them into pipe J.
Having thus described my invention, what Iclaim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is
1. The smoke-stack D having hood or cover E, combined with pipe F f, cinder-boxes G, and fire-box B, constructed and arranged as and for the purpose described.
2. The means described for taking the cinders from pipe]? and distributing them on the rails, consisting of the pipe J and box K having lateral pipes discharging in front of wheels, in the manner and for the purpose set forth.
WILLIAM MARTIEN Witnesses:
THos. D. D. OURAND, CHAS. A. PETTIT.
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