US1510639A

US1510639A - Oil burner

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Publication number: US1510639A
Application number: US690950A
Authority: US
Inventors: Wills Edwin Cooper
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1924-02-06
Filing date: 1924-02-06
Publication date: 1924-10-07
Anticipated expiration: 1941-10-07

Description

Oct. 7 1924. 1,510,639

E. C. WILLS OIL BURNER Filed Feb. e, 1924 xHw WITNESSES INVENTOR A TTORNE YS OOOPEE WELLS, F EAST ORANGE, NEW J OIL BURNERe Application led February 6, 1924. Serial No. 690,950.

To all whom. t may concern.'

Be it hewn that I, EDWIN C.,Wni1.s, a citizen of the United States, and a resident of East Orange, in the county of Essex and State of New Jersey, have invented certain new and useful uIm rovements in Gil Burners, ofwhieh the o `owing is a specification.

My present invention relates generally to oil burners and more particularly to burners of the type described and claimed in my copending application, Serial Number 648,724, which was filed June 30, 1923, myy primary object being the provision of certain improvements in connection with my previous construction which will increase combustion and decrease noise in operation.

Generally speaking my present improvements propose to extend both the valvestem and the oil nozzle with respect to and axially within the burner nozzle, the substantial extension of these parts as Well as the provision of means in the oil nozzle extending to permit of the entry of air 'around the valve stein extension, serving the aims of my invention.

In the accompanyin drawing, forming a part of this specification, and illustrating mdnvention,

igure 1 is a perspective view of the complete burner, Y

Figure 2 is a central longitudinal section therethrough, and

Figure 3 is a partial longitudinal section.

illustrating a slight modification.

Referring now to these iguresand as in my application previously referred to, my improved burner includes a cylindrical casing 10, through one end of which an axial threaded bore 11 is formed for the intermediate threaded portion 12 of a valve 'stem 13 whose outer ortion extends through a stalling box 14 ormed in connection with a cap 15 threaded upon and around the same end of the casing 10 and detachable therefrom.

The opposite end of the casing 10 is open and externally threaded for the detachable connection of the enlarged inner portion 16 of a burner pipe or nozzle 17 which is preferably cylindrical and of uniform internal diameter throughout with a smooth inner- .seat being adapted to receive thereagainst the valve forming shoulder 25 of the valve stem 13, the stem being manipulated .by a handle 26' at its outer end. i

Beyond its valve forming shoulder 25, the

valve stem 13 has a reduced cylindrical forward extension 27 which projects axially through and in slightly spaced relation to the tubular extension 23 of the burner nozzle and beyond the same so that when the valve stem is turned to slightly unseat the `valve 25, oil under pressure will be forced past the valve seat 24 in the form of a film upon the surface of the cylindrical extension 27 within the oil nozzle extension 23., y

The oil vnozzle extension 23 may extend into' a counterbore 17EL at 'the inner end of the burner nozzle 17 as vshown in Figure 2, or the bore of the burner nozzle maybe of the same diameter throughout sulicient to receive the oil nozzle extension therein in spaced relation as shown in Figure 3 Where the burner nozzle is indicated at 17 b. Moreover the valvestem 13 may be eithery axially bored throughout its complete lengthv including its extension 27 as indicated at 13a in Figure 2, or may be solid as indicated in Figure 3 Where the valve stem is indicated at 13", i t

By formin the valve stem extension 27 with a smooti cylindrical surface it is obn vious the film of oil will extend continuously therea'round, the said extension 27 forming a solid backing for theiilm of' oil so that the blast of air or steam entering the burner nozzle 17 around the oil nozzle, will strilre the oil film and instantly break the same completely into such fine particles as to promote thorough vaporization and in fact so thoroughly fog the oil that it will burn with intense heat and without the' formation of carbon. This result is increased by .providing the .oil nozzle extension tube-23 with an opening or openings 28 adjacent to its inner'end so that a portion of the air may enter the extension tube 23 and pass through the latter with the oil ihn on the surface of the extension 27, thus thinning out the oil in preparation for the beforenientioned blast of air which acts against the oil film upon the suritace of the extension 27 beyond the free end of the extension tube 23. y

By thus providing the tubular extension 23 in connection with the delivery end of the oil nozzle to project substantially Within the burner nozzle and by further elongating the extension 27 so as to pass completely througl'ly such extension tube and beyond the free end of the latter Within the burner nozzle, ll am able to retain all of the advantagesot my previous construction and add thereto certain other advantages including materially reduced noise in operation, `increased efficiency and greater heat of combustion, and as a further advantage, and a very material one especially under some circumstances, l am able to operate the burner With the present improvements thereon in connection with a source of air or steam supply which need not have nearly so great pressure behind it for the proper operation of the burner.

ll claim:

1. An oil burner including a casing open at one end and having an axial threaded bore in its op osite end and an inlet nipple intermediate its ends, an oil nozzle axially of the casing, and extending toward the open end of the casing, said nozzle having an oil inlet intermediate the ends of the casing, a burner nozzle attached to the open end of the casing, said oil nozzle having an extension tube at its open end projecting into the burner nozzle in spaced relation to the latter, and said yoil nozzle having an internal valve seat at the inner end of its said extension tube, a valve stem having a handle at one end, extending axially 'through the oil nozzle and provided with a reduced cylindrical extension at its opposite end forming an annular shoulder at the inner end of the extension in cooperation with the valve seat of the oil nozzle, said valve stem extension projecting through and beyond the extension neiaeee tubeoli the oil nozzle in spaced relation to the latter.

2. An oil burner including a casing open at one end and havingpan axial threaded bore in its opposite end and an inlet nipple intermediate its ends, an oil nozzle axially of the casing,I and extending toward the open end of the casing, said nozzle having an oil inlet intermediate the ends of the casing, a burner nozzle attached tothe open end of the casing, said oil nozzle having an extension tube at its open end projecting intothe burner nozzle in spaced relation to the latter, and said oil nozzle having an internal valve seat at the inner end of its said extension tube, a valve stem having a handle at one end, extending axially through the oil nozzle and provided with a reduced cylindrical extension at its opposite end forming an annular shoulder at the inner end oit the extension in cooperation with the valve seat ofthe oil nozzle, said valve stem extension projectin through and beyond the extension tube of t e oil nozzle in spaced relation to the latter, and said extension tube of the oil nozzle having an opening in the Wall thereof establishing communication between the interior of the said tube and the space within the casing around the oil nozzle.

3. An oil burner including a casing having a chamber therein and a fluid supply connection leading into said chamber, a burner nozzle in connection with the casing and in communication with said chamber, an oil nozzle Within the casing having a tubular extension projecting axially into and opening at its outer end Within the said burner nozzle and around Which the Huid flows, and a member projecting through and be yond said extension of the oil nozzle and onto which the oil is fed, said member formin a solid backing for the oil Within the in uence of 'the fluid passing from the said chamber into the burner nozzle, said tubular extension of said oil nozzle having an opening therethrough at a point adjacent to its inner end for the purpose described.

EDWIN CUPlER WllLlLS.

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