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US137590A
US137590A US137590DA US137590A US 137590 A US137590 A US 137590A US 137590D A US137590D A US 137590DA US 137590 A US137590 A US 137590A
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65DCONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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  • My improvement relates more especially to a novel and peculiar method of constructing
  • the important object which I accomplishby my improvement is the insertion and securing of the heads to the outer shell of the said metallic barrels, or other equivalent vessels, without the employment of rivets,and therefore without the necessity of perforating either the heads or the shells for the purpose of inserting the said rivets within the said perforations, whereby the said vessels are materially enhanced in cost of production, and are, moreover, weakened by the use of rivets.
  • the body or shell of the cask shown at A is constructed with longitudinal and transverse seams b in. the usual mode of constructing metallic casks.
  • B show'the heads, the peculiar construction, mode of insertion, and securing of which constitute the essential features of my improvement.
  • These heads are constructed each of a single piece of sheet metal cut of the proper circular form and size to make the head desired.
  • the sheet of met-al when thus cut is heated and stamped with a die of the proper size ⁇ to depress that ⁇ part of the said plate which is to enter within the end of the shell of the vessel to which it is to be tted.
  • the outer portion of the said plate is then turned down by any proper mechanical appliance so as to fit snugly over and upon the outside of the end of the said barrel-shell.
  • a packing of rubber, felt, or other equivalent material, as shown at c, is placed upon the chime or end of the said shell extending downwardly thereon, Vboth upon the inside as well as upon the outside thereof, as far as may in practice be found necessary, whereupon the head already constructed or formed, as above described, is forced over the said packing and upon the shell, as clearly shown in the drawing.
  • a groove or indentation, ⁇ cl is then'impressed upon and around the outside end of the barrel so as to form a corresponding ridge upon the opposite side of the chime to the end of bringing into close contact the surfaces of the shell and head, and thereby providing a means of eifectually preventing, under any circumstances, the vessel from leaking the liuids therein contained, as well, likewise, as a means of preventing the headfrom slipping from the shell of the barrel or cask to which it is fitted.
  • more grooves than one may be employed, and I wish herewith to reserve the privilege of using one or more, as desired.
  • the metallic head B when constructed and secured to the shells of said vessels, substantially as described, for the purposes set forth.

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L l. BARD. Construction of Matallic'asks.
No. 137,590. A Patented Aprila,1'a73.
WITNESSES- INVENTBFL- UNITED STATES 'ATENT CFFICE.
JAMES I. BARD, OF NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
IMPROVEMENT IN CONSTRUCTION OF MTALLIC CASKS.,
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 137,590, dated April 8, 1873; application filed September 17, 1872.
' to the accompanying illustrative drawing constituting a part of this specification.
My improvement relates more especially to a novel and peculiar method of constructing,
inserting, and securing the heads within the body of metallicbarrels or other similar vessels.
The important object which I accomplishby my improvement is the insertion and securing of the heads to the outer shell of the said metallic barrels, or other equivalent vessels, without the employment of rivets,and therefore without the necessity of perforating either the heads or the shells for the purpose of inserting the said rivets within the said perforations, whereby the said vessels are materially enhanced in cost of production, and are, moreover, weakened by the use of rivets. By dis-v pensing with the rivets which are at the pres ent time universally employed in the construction of metallic barrels, I not only economize in the cost of production but I obtain a barrel of greater uniformity, of better appearance,
of greater strength, and with less liability to leakage than those wherein the rivets are cmployed. l
With a view to the better understanding and appreciation of my improvement reference must be made to the drawing whereon the same is shown at- Figure l by a perspective view, and at Fig. 2 by a longitudinal section.
As will be perceived the body or shell of the cask shown at A is constructed with longitudinal and transverse seams b in. the usual mode of constructing metallic casks. B show'the heads, the peculiar construction, mode of insertion, and securing of which constitute the essential features of my improvement. These heads are constructed each of a single piece of sheet metal cut of the proper circular form and size to make the head desired. The sheet of met-al when thus cut is heated and stamped with a die of the proper size`to depress that `part of the said plate which is to enter within the end of the shell of the vessel to which it is to be tted. The outer portion of the said plate is then turned down by any proper mechanical appliance so as to fit snugly over and upon the outside of the end of the said barrel-shell. A packing of rubber, felt, or other equivalent material, as shown at c, is placed upon the chime or end of the said shell extending downwardly thereon, Vboth upon the inside as well as upon the outside thereof, as far as may in practice be found necessary, whereupon the head already constructed or formed, as above described, is forced over the said packing and upon the shell, as clearly shown in the drawing. A groove or indentation,` cl, is then'impressed upon and around the outside end of the barrel so as to form a corresponding ridge upon the opposite side of the chime to the end of bringing into close contact the surfaces of the shell and head, and thereby providing a means of eifectually preventing, under any circumstances, the vessel from leaking the liuids therein contained, as well, likewise, as a means of preventing the headfrom slipping from the shell of the barrel or cask to which it is fitted. For the purposes last mentioned, should it be found essential in the practice of the invention, more grooves than one may be employed, and I wish herewith to reserve the privilege of using one or more, as desired.
Having described my invention, what I desire to secure by Letters Patent is the following:
As an improvement in the construction of metallic casks, barrels, or other similar and equivalent vessels, the metallic head B, when constructed and secured to the shells of said vessels, substantially as described, for the purposes set forth.
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H. N. JnNKrNs, J. C. HUBBELL.
JAS. I. BARD.
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