US152360A - Improvement in feed-water heaters - Google Patents

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  • WITNESSES a? 15243
  • Figure 1 is a sectional elevation of my improved heater, taken on the line at 00, Fig. 2.
  • Fig. 2 is a top view with one of the heads removed.
  • a and B represent the oval east-metal ends; C- and I), the cast-metal cylindrical attachments to the heads; E, the sheet-metal cylinder forming the middle portion of the heater, and riveted to the cast-meta] attachments G I).
  • F represents tube sheets of the attachments G D, dividing the heater into three compartments, I J K; and G represents tubes in the middle compartment, forming communica- -time to time through the pipe V.
  • the exhaust steam of the engine is admitted to the middle compartment I through pipe M, and discharged at O.
  • the water is admitted to the same compartment from a reservoir or any other source through pipe I, andis pumped out at Q, and into compartment I at R, and forced up through the tubes G heated by the exhaust steam; also, through filter II into X, and from K into the boilerthrough the pipe S.
  • compartment I some of the foreign matters will fall from the water to the bottom, while other matters will be separated by the filter to be removed from time to time through mud pipe T. Any scum or other light matter rising to the surface of the water in the upper compartment may be blown off from IV is a waste-pipe for drawing off the water from compartment J when required.

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R. GARSTANG.
Feed-W.a.ter,Heaters..
Patented June 23,1824.
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WITNESSES: a? 15243,
UNITED; STATES PATENT/OFFICE.
RICHARD GARSTANG, OF LOUIS, MISSOURI.
IMPROVEMENT lN FEED-WATER HEATERS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 152,360, dated June 23, 1874; application filed May 29, 1874.
one of which is a filter, and in another of which the feed-water is supplied in direct contact with the waste steam, after which it is forced by a pump through the other compartments, also through the tubes surrounded by the exhaust steam, and also through the filter into the'boiler, all in a way calculated to be very efficient in heating-the water. H
The construe-tion of the heater is simple, cheap, and durable. v
Figure 1 is a sectional elevation of my improved heater, taken on the line at 00, Fig. 2. Fig. 2 is a top view with one of the heads removed.
A and B represent the oval east-metal ends; C- and I), the cast-metal cylindrical attachments to the heads; E, the sheet-metal cylinder forming the middle portion of the heater, and riveted to the cast-meta] attachments G I). F represents tube sheets of the attachments G D, dividing the heater into three compartments, I J K; and G represents tubes in the middle compartment, forming communica- -time to time through the pipe V.
tion between the end compartments. II represents the filter in the upper compartment.
The exhaust steam of the engine is admitted to the middle compartment I through pipe M, and discharged at O. The water is admitted to the same compartment from a reservoir or any other source through pipe I, andis pumped out at Q, and into compartment I at R, and forced up through the tubes G heated by the exhaust steam; also, through filter II into X, and from K into the boilerthrough the pipe S.
In compartment I some of the foreign matters will fall from the water to the bottom, while other matters will be separated by the filter to be removed from time to time through mud pipe T. Any scum or other light matter rising to the surface of the water in the upper compartment may be blown off from IV is a waste-pipe for drawing off the water from compartment J when required.
Having thus described lily-invention, I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent 1. The compartments I J K, tubes G, and filter I-I, combined and arranged, and havin phpe-connections, for operating substantially in the manner described.
2. The cast-metal ends A B, and cylindrical attachments O I), tube sheets F, and metal cylinder E, and tubes Gr, combined and arranged substantially as specified.
\Vitnesses: RICHARD GARSTANG.
IIENRY Vnnnnnc, JACOB FILBER.
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