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US140410A US140410DA US140410A US 140410 A US140410 A US 140410A US 140410D A US140410D A US 140410DA US 140410 A US140410 A US 140410A
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    • B05B7/2405—Apparatus to be carried on or by a person, e.g. by hand; Apparatus comprising containers fixed to the discharge device using an atomising fluid as carrying fluid for feeding, e.g. by suction or pressure, a carried liquid from the container to the nozzle
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  • Figure 1 is a sectional elevation of my improved moistening apparatus taken on the line a: a: of Fig. 2, and Fig. 2 is a plan view.
  • A represents the air-chamber, in which the air for actuating the atomizer is conducted by a pump, B, which, as before stated, will, in practice, be operated by power.
  • 0 represents the air-tube of the atomizer, which has a connection, D, with the air-chamber.
  • E is the fluid-chamber of the atomizer;
  • F the pipe for discharging the vapor.
  • G is an overflow-pipe with a cock, to be used in regulating the height of the water at starting.
  • H is a pipe-connection of the atomizer-chamber E, with the wa-- ter-supply'cistern I.
  • K is a filter from which the water flows into the cistern I, and into which it is automatically supplied from the reservoir L through a pipe, N, which has a valve, M, which is closed by a float, 0, when the water rises in the filter and cistern, and
  • the water-chamber E must be arranged relatively to the water-cistern as to height, to regulate the water-level with the tube 1*.
  • the airchamber may have a safety-valve to allow the air to blow off when the pressure reaches the maximum'and when the pipes get choked.
  • this apparatus 1 am enabled to vaporize the air of a room to any degree I wish, usill g, as aforesaid, the requisite number of at omizers. 1n weaving-rooms it is desirable to maintain an atmosphere containing about eighty per cent. of moisture,to enable the operation of weaving cotton cloth to be carried on successfully.
  • a moist atmosphere toughens the yarn, and lessens the liability of breaking in the operation of weaving, and hence enables cloth to be woven from five to twentyfive per cent. faster than when, in consequence of a dry atmosphere, the threads break, rendering it necessary to stop the looms to tie or mend up the broken threads.

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. 1. a. GARLAND.
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JAMES G. GARLAND, OF BIDDEFOED, MAINE.
IMPROVEMENT lN APPARATUS FOR MOlSTENlNG THE ATMOSPHERE.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 140,410, dated July 1, 1873; application filed January 11, 1873.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, J. G. GARLAND, of Biddet'ord, in the county of York and State of Maine, have invented anew and useful Improvement in Apparatus for Moistening the Atmosphere, of which the following is a specification For moistening the atmosphere in weavingrooms and others where it is desirable for mechanical and other purposes to have the air charged with more than the natural proportion of aqueous vapor, I propose to employ an atomizer, air-chamber, and condensingpump, a water-cistern, reservoir, and an automatic apparatus for supplying the cistern and the atomizer from the reservoir regularly and uniformly, to be expelled to the atmosphere by the air from the air-pressure chamber, in which it is condensed by the pump and in combination with the reservoir and cistern I have a filter to separate from the water any solid particles that might obstruct the pipes of the atomizer; also to purify it. The pump will, in practice, be run by power, and as many atomizers will be applied to one air-cha1nber and cistern as may be demanded by the capacity of the room to be charged.
Figure 1 is a sectional elevation of my improved moistening apparatus taken on the line a: a: of Fig. 2, and Fig. 2 is a plan view.
Similar letters of reference indicate corresponding parts.
A represents the air-chamber, in which the air for actuating the atomizer is conducted by a pump, B, which, as before stated, will, in practice, be operated by power. 0 represents the air-tube of the atomizer, which has a connection, D, with the air-chamber. E is the fluid-chamber of the atomizer; F, the pipe for discharging the vapor. G is an overflow-pipe with a cock, to be used in regulating the height of the water at starting. H is a pipe-connection of the atomizer-chamber E, with the wa-- ter-supply'cistern I. K is a filter from which the water flows into the cistern I, and into which it is automatically supplied from the reservoir L through a pipe, N, which has a valve, M, which is closed by a float, 0, when the water rises in the filter and cistern, and
opens it when the water falls, to maintain a regular and uniform supply to the atomizer. The water-chamber E must be arranged relatively to the water-cistern as to height, to regulate the water-level with the tube 1*. The airchamber may have a safety-valve to allow the air to blow off when the pressure reaches the maximum'and when the pipes get choked.
With this apparatus 1 am enabled to vaporize the air of a room to any degree I wish, usill g, as aforesaid, the requisite number of at omizers. 1n weaving-rooms it is desirable to maintain an atmosphere containing about eighty per cent. of moisture,to enable the operation of weaving cotton cloth to be carried on successfully. A moist atmosphere toughens the yarn, and lessens the liability of breaking in the operation of weaving, and hence enables cloth to be woven from five to twentyfive per cent. faster than when, in consequence of a dry atmosphere, the threads break, rendering it necessary to stop the looms to tie or mend up the broken threads.
In other departments of manufacturing, and for sanitary purposes, it is also desirable to moisten the atmosphere mechanically.
Having thus described myinvention, 1 claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent- 1. The combination, with the atomizer, presssure-blower, and water-supplying cistern, of a reservoir for supplying the cistern, and an automatic-supply regulatin g-valve, substantially as specified.
2. The combination of the filter with the reservoir, the cistern, and the atomizer, substantially as specified.
3. The combination of the overflow-pipe G with the atomizer, cistern, and the water-supply cistern, substantially as specified.
JAMES G. GARLAND.
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JOHN H. SMALL, A. D. RIGGS.
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