US151392A - Improvement in carbureters - Google Patents
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- My invention relates to certain improvements in gas-machines.
- Figure 1 represents a front elevation of the machine 5 Fig. 2, a vertical longitudinal central section of same 5 Figs. 3, 4, and 5, vertical transverse sections, taken,
- My invention consists in certain combinations and arrangements of devices and appliances, as hereinafter set forth and claimed,
- a D represent cylindrical chambers placed one above the other.
- a fan, B mounted upon a shaft, ISI.
- O is a partition placed in the chamber A near its rear end, and forming a separate compartment, O.
- This partition O which forms the rear bearing for the shaft H of the fan B, has an opening, o, at its top.
- the compartment C is divided up by perforated plates c, running transversely across it, and a vertical partition, c1. The spaces between the perforated plates c are filled with fibrous material c2.
- U is a pipe extending up from thetop of compartment() into a vessel,l T.
- V is a hand-valve placed at the top of tube U.
- the vessel T consists of a tube, a part of the upper portion of which is cut away, as shown at T', secured to the rear head of the cylinder D.
- a drum, E operated by means of a shaft and pulley, Q R.
- This drum consists of radial sheets or blades of metal, e, bent in the form shown in Fig. 3, which project out from the shaft R in the manner of paddles. Between these blades e is placed fibrous material e.
- X is the inletpipe, and IV the outlet-pipe, to the chamber D.
- Y is a valve placed in the chamber D, the stern of which passes through a cross-bar, l, and is attached to a float, 2, Fig.
- F Gr represent the regulatin g apparatus, communicating with the chamber B by means of a pipe, H, Fig. 3, by which the pressure of air in the chamber B is controlled.
- the fan B and drum E are connected, and are operated together through the connection of the pulleys M R, cords S, and pawls and ratchets J K L, Fig. 2.
- the chamber A is partially filled with water, through which the fan B revolves.
- Gasoline is supplied to the chamber D through pipe X, the float 2 rising as the gasoline is poured in, until the valve Y closes the pipe X.
- the oil is absorbed by the filling c of the drum E, and is carried up by this illing and the cu-rved blades c, and drops into the vessel T T', thence it is conducted, through valve Vaud pipe U, to the packing c2 between the perforated plates c1 in compartment G.
- the fan A and drum E are now set in motion by means of a weight attached to a cord wound on the drum I. Air is sucked into chamber A by fan B through pipe N.
- chamber A Passing through chamber A, it is forced through aperture o in the partition O, then down to the bottom of compartment O, up through the perforated plates c and saturated filling c?, thence, by pipe U and T, through the saturated stuffing e between the radial blades e of the drum E, into the chamberD. From thence itis conducted oft' through pipe W.
- the valve Y automatically regulates the supply of gasoline in the chamber D.
- the supply of gasoline for keeping the packing c2 in the compartment C properly saturated is regulated by the hand-valve V.
- the tube or vessel T T' In a gas-generating machine, the tube or vessel T T', the same being constructed and rdallted to operate substantially as herein set ⁇ 'ort 2.
- the air-chamber consisting of two compartments, A C, partition O o c1, perforated plates c, and fabric c2, all constructed, arranged, and adapted to operate substantially as herein set forth.
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M. HRNING. AGarhureters.
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HvPRCVWlENT IN CARBURETERS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. l5,392, dated May 26, 1874; application filed october c, 1873.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, MATTHAUs HonNiNG, of the city of Brooklyn, in the county of Kings and State of New York, have invented certain new and usefulImprovements in Gas Apparatus 5 and I do hereby declare the following' to be a full, clear, and exact description of same, as will enable others skilled in the art to make and use it, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, which form part of same.
My invention relates to certain improvements in gas-machines.
In the drawings, Figure 1 represents a front elevation of the machine 5 Fig. 2, a vertical longitudinal central section of same 5 Figs. 3, 4, and 5, vertical transverse sections, taken,
` respectively, at the lines w w, y y, andz z, Fig. 2.
My invention consists in certain combinations and arrangements of devices and appliances, as hereinafter set forth and claimed,
wherein- A D represent cylindrical chambers placed one above the other. Within the chamber A is a fan, B, mounted upon a shaft, ISI. O is a partition placed in the chamber A near its rear end, and forming a separate compartment, O. This partition O, which forms the rear bearing for the shaft H of the fan B, has an opening, o, at its top. The compartment C is divided up by perforated plates c, running transversely across it, and a vertical partition, c1. The spaces between the perforated plates c are filled with fibrous material c2. U is a pipe extending up from thetop of compartment() into a vessel,l T. V is a hand-valve placed at the top of tube U. The vessel T consists of a tube, a part of the upper portion of which is cut away, as shown at T', secured to the rear head of the cylinder D. Revolving on the tubular portion T of this vessel is a drum, E, operated by means of a shaft and pulley, Q R. This drum consists of radial sheets or blades of metal, e, bent in the form shown in Fig. 3, which project out from the shaft R in the manner of paddles. Between these blades e is placed fibrous material e. X is the inletpipe, and IV the outlet-pipe, to the chamber D. Y is a valve placed in the chamber D, the stern of which passes through a cross-bar, l, and is attached to a float, 2, Fig. 4, by which the valve is operated. F Gr represent the regulatin g apparatus, communicating with the chamber B by means of a pipe, H, Fig. 3, by which the pressure of air in the chamber B is controlled. The fan B and drum E are connected, and are operated together through the connection of the pulleys M R, cords S, and pawls and ratchets J K L, Fig. 2.
The chamber A is partially filled with water, through which the fan B revolves. Gasoline is supplied to the chamber D through pipe X, the float 2 rising as the gasoline is poured in, until the valve Y closes the pipe X. The oil is absorbed by the filling c of the drum E, and is carried up by this illing and the cu-rved blades c, and drops into the vessel T T', thence it is conducted, through valve Vaud pipe U, to the packing c2 between the perforated plates c1 in compartment G. The fan A and drum E are now set in motion by means of a weight attached to a cord wound on the drum I. Air is sucked into chamber A by fan B through pipe N. Passing through chamber A, it is forced through aperture o in the partition O, then down to the bottom of compartment O, up through the perforated plates c and saturated filling c?, thence, by pipe U and T, through the saturated stuffing e between the radial blades e of the drum E, into the chamberD. From thence itis conducted oft' through pipe W. Thus it will be seen that the operation of purifying and-commingling the air with the gasoline is thorough and perfect. The valve Y automatically regulates the supply of gasoline in the chamber D. The supply of gasoline for keeping the packing c2 in the compartment C properly saturated is regulated by the hand-valve V.
I am aware that gas-machines have been constructed somewhat similar to mine, such as in the patents granted to Oliver l?. Drake, August 30, 1853, J. T. and R. II. Plass, September l5, 1868, and P. H. Vander Veyde, August 1868, wherein is shown an oil-chamber and an air-chamber, one placed above the other, the
air-chamber being supplied with a fan and the oil-chamber supplied With a drum lled with fibrous material. These features, therefore, I do not claim; but
What I do claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-
1. In a gas-generating machine, the tube or vessel T T', the same being constructed and rdallted to operate substantially as herein set `'ort 2. In combination with the drum E e e and oil-chamber I), the tube T T', Valve V, and
passage U, substantially as and for the pui*- poses described.
3. In combination With the oil-chamber D, the air-chamber consisting of two compartments, A C, partition O o c1, perforated plates c, and fabric c2, all constructed, arranged, and adapted to operate substantially as herein set forth.
MATTHAUS HORNING. Witnesses:
ARTHUR LERoW, HENRY DEIKER.
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