US151779A - Improvement in gas-regulators for vulcanizers - Google Patents

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US151779A
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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  • A is a diaphragm constructed in any suitable manner and supported in the ordinary way.
  • B is a chamber above the diaphragm which is tube which connects with the chamber B and extends upward an d into the casting D.
  • a is a small tube which is screwed into the casting D, extending downward into the tube C to the point at ywhich it is desired to cut oft' the gas, and forming a continuation of the passage b.
  • c is a passage connecting the passage d with the tube C.
  • e e is a passage connecting the passages d and b.
  • E is a screw-valve which controls the ow of gas through the passage e e.
  • Fis a glass tube which connects with the chamber B, and is This tube is intended to indicate the pressure as the tube C becomes blackened by the inflow of gas.
  • Gr is a graduated scale which is placed between the tubes C and F, with which the mercury in the tube F is compared.
  • the regulator being connected with the vulcanizer, so that pressure. is exerted on the under side of the diaphragm A, and the gas-supply being connected withthe passage b, and
  • the regulator described has its main portion formed of a single casting adapted to hold the other parts, the whole being a compact unit well adapted for safe transportation and convenient application to the vulcanizer.

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G. M. HOPKINS. Gas-Regulators for' Vulcanizers.
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UNITED STATES PATENT FFICE.
GEORGE M. EorKiNs, OE ALBION, NEw YORK.
IMPROVEMENT IN GAS-REGULATORS FOR VULCANIZERS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 151,779, dated June 9, 1874; application filed October 31, 1873.
To all whom it may concern:
Beit known that I, GEORGE M. HorKrNs; of Albion, in the county of Orleans and State l of New York, have invented a Gas-Regulator the other indicates the pressure.
The accompanying drawing is a vertical section.
A is a diaphragm constructed in any suitable manner and supported in the ordinary way. B is a chamber above the diaphragm which is tube which connects with the chamber B and extends upward an d into the casting D. a is a small tube which is screwed into the casting D, extending downward into the tube C to the point at ywhich it is desired to cut oft' the gas, and forming a continuation of the passage b. c is a passage connecting the passage d with the tube C. e e is a passage connecting the passages d and b. E is a screw-valve which controls the ow of gas through the passage e e. Fis a glass tube which connects with the chamber B, and is This tube is intended to indicate the pressure as the tube C becomes blackened by the inflow of gas. Gr is a graduated scale which is placed between the tubes C and F, with which the mercury in the tube F is compared.
The regulator being connected with the vulcanizer, so that pressure. is exerted on the under side of the diaphragm A, and the gas-supply being connected withthe passage b, and
the passage d being connected with the burner under the vulcanizer, and the screw E being adjusted so that only enough gas passes by it to keep the ame alive, and not enough to increase the pressure, it will be evident, as the remaining portion of gas which is necessary to maintain the pressure must pass down the tube a, that when the steam-pressure on the diaphragm is suflicient to force the mercury up until it comes in contact with or very near the end of the tube a, the supply of gas will bev just sufficient tomaintain the required'pressure.
The regulator described has its main portion formed of a single casting adapted to hold the other parts, the whole being a compact unit well adapted for safe transportation and convenient application to the vulcanizer.
I am aware that pressure-gages with a diaphragm and a single mercurial column are not new. I am also aware that the expansion ot' mercury by heat has been used to control the ilow of gas by forcing a column of mercury against a gastube. Therefore, I do not claim these; but
Vhat I do claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is
1. rEhe casting provided with thev independent passage e and the valve E adapted to control the passage for the purpose of regulating the height of the permanent ame, substantially as described.
2. In a regulator provided with a mercurychamber, the two independent tubes C F connected therewith, one being adapted to regulate the iiow of gas and the other to indicate the pressure, substantially as described.
3. The casting described, provided with the passages b c d e and mercury-chamber B, in combination with the tubes a C F and the threaded base piece for securing the diaphragm in place.
GEO. M. HOPKINS.
"Witnesses G. S. ALLIs, H. M. HorIrINs.
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