US1630184A

US1630184A - Kerosene-gas generator and burner using radiants

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Publication number: US1630184A
Application number: US86613A
Authority: US
Inventors: Joseph Sheldon
Original assignee: ELMER H MEAGLE; PLUMER COLE J; WILLIAM B CASEY
Current assignee: ELMER H MEAGLE; J PLUMER COLE; PLUMER COLE J; WILLIAM B CASEY
Priority date: 1926-02-06
Filing date: 1926-02-06
Publication date: 1927-05-24
Anticipated expiration: 1944-05-24

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1,630,184 May 1927' s. JOSEPH KEROSENE GAS GENERATOR AND BURNER USING RADIANTS Filed Feb. 6, 1926' eoocbcocr 9 z f if 3 /9 f7 Z7 5% Z3 F7674 my invention by the mechanism SHELDON JOSEPH, .011

HUNDREDTHS TO I. PLUMER COL CASEY; AND SIXTEEN ONEJiUNDR STATES 1,630,184 PATENT OFFICE.

WHEELING, VJEST VIRGINIA, ASSIGNOR OFEIGHTEEN ONE:

ING, WEST VIRGINIA.

E, SIXTEEN ONE-HUNDR'E'DTIIS TO "WILLIAM B. EDTHS TO ELMER H. MEAGLE, ALL OF WHEEL- KEROSENE-GAS GENERATOR AND BURNER USING RADIANTS,

Application filed February Theobject of my invention is to provide a lterosene gas generator and burner using radiants of improved con mininmm of parts. I

in the accompanying dr 7 Figure 1 is a side el-e tion; Fig. 2 is a horizontal of Fig. 1; Fig; 3 is a transverse of Fig. 1; and

4 is a detail sectional view ea bf Fig. 1.

action having a attain the object o'f illustrated awings, in which vation. of my invensection on line :2-2

section on line 3'3 on line Like characters of reference indicate like parts in each of the several views.

Referring to the I provide a fuel tank 1 the tucl supply pipe 3 accompanying drawings,

out of which opens controlled by valve 2; the pipe 3 opens into the head 4 of the valve housing 5 which duced end 6 and outlet passage terminates in a re- 7. Iprov1de a cylindrical rod S having a threaded stem 10 screw threaded into the housing head 4 and operable by means or hand wheel 11.

The rod is of smaller chamber of valve housn nnlar space 15, show diameter than the ig 5 leaving the ann in Fig. 2. RodS is provided witha reduced end 9 tapered at the end to form a valve seated on the outlet 7. I provide an air chamber 37 extending from outlet 7 50 the ma in burner 31. Main burner 31 carries the gas mantles or radiants 36.

I provide a series burner 31 over which the provide a the passage 1-8. Iprovide ing gland in which t 21 is'mounted. I provi gland 14 in which the mounted. I- also provi ozt iiiorts 32 in the main gas mantles or raalso prov de a suit- 33 for opening and closing the lateral lol'lgitudinal to, the burner 31 having heat- I provide an outlet the passage 18 in a passage is provided ptcd to be controlled is operated by hand Valve 20 functions to shut oil the 12, keeping it out of a suitable packhe stem of the valve de a similar packing stem of valve 11 is de a packinggland Bunsen burner. be kept burning 2. In a e, 1926. Serial No. 86,613.

33 similar to

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22 and 14. At the into the valve housing 4 where it is heated and the vaporized oil thence flows, mingled with air, through the chamber 16, outlet and passage 37 to the/"main burner 31. The burner 29 which is positioned under and between the valve housing 5 and burner 29 operates to heat both

tubes

17 and 5. Bothmembers 17 and 5 function as gas generators, whilemember 29 tunctions as a The auxiliary burner may when the ports 32 are'closed by the damper 33. When port 7 is closed burner- 29contiuues to keep

tubes

5 and 17 hot so that mantles 36 may be lighted at any time. I

\Vhat I claim is: r

1. In a kerosene or coal oil burner, the combination of a gas manifold having gas radiants, means for regulating the flow of gas to the radiants, a valve controlled generator in communication with the gas manifold, said generator including a tubular casing, a cylinder of smaller diameter than the casing and terminatuig in a needle valve, a chamber having a passage in which the needle valve seats, said passage opening into the manifold leading to the gas radifants, means for supplying coil oil under 4 pressure to the generator, a Bunsen burner arranged in proximity to the generator and positioned under and at one side of said generator and a valve controlled pipe connection between the Bunsen generator.

kerosene or coal, oil burner, the combination of a gas manifold having gas radiunts, means for regulating the How of gas to the radiants, a valve controlled gas enerator in communication with the a V V man fold, a valve controlled auxlllary genburner and the ltl erator, and a Bunsen burner disposed in a horizontal plane under and in a. vertical plane between the aforesaid generators and adapted to heat both of them.

Sl. In a kerosene or coal oil burner. the combination of agas manifold having gas radiants, means for regulating the flow 0t gas to the radiants, a valve controlled gas generator in communication with the gas manifold, a valve controlled auxiliary generator, a Bunsen hurner disposed in a horizontal plane under and in a vertical plane between the aforesaid gem-rators ind adapted to heat both of them. valve controlled means for supplying tuel under pressure to the generattn' and valve controlled means for a lowing fuel to How from one generator to the other generator.

l. in a kerosene or coal oil lnnrner, the combination ot a gas manifold hz'iving gas radiant's, a valve controlled generator in communication with the manifold, said generator comprising a tvlimlrieal chainl'ier, a cylinder mounted in said chamliier. said cylinder having a needle valve at one end thereof and an operating stem at the other end thereo'l. a valve passage from the generator chamber to the gas manifold. a valve controlled auviliar generator in communication with the first mentioned generator, a Bunsen burner arranged to heat bath ot the aforesaid generators, and means t'or supplying fuel to one of the generators.

5. In a kerosene or oil burner, the eomhination of a maniitold having gas radiants, means for regulating the flow ol' gas to the radiants. a valve controlled gas generator in eonununieation with the gas n'ianit'old, said generator including a tubular casing, a cylinder of smaller diameter tl an the casing and terminating in a needle valve, a damper chamber having a )assage into which the needle valve seats, said passage opening into the manifold leading to the gas radiants, means for supplving coal oil under pressure to the generator, a. Bunsen burner arranged in 'n'oximity to the generator and positioned under and at one side ot' said generator, a valve controlled pipe connection between the Bunsen hurner and the generator, and a damper sliidahly mounted on the flow of gas to the gas radiants atwill while permitting 0t its continued flow to the generator.

gas manifold and adapted to shut otl' the- 6. In a kerosene or oil lnirner, the combination of a gas manifold having gas radiants, means for regulating the flow ol gas to the radiants, a valve controlled gas generator in communication with the gas manifold, a valve controlled auviliarv generator, a Bunsen hurner disposed in a horizontal plane under and in a vertical plane lietvvccn the aforesaid generators and adapted to heat both of them, and a damper slidahlv mounted on the gas manifold to permit ol' closing or partly' closing the inai luirncr ports while permitting of continuous heating of the gas generator.

T. In a kerosene or oil burner, the, comltination of a gas manitold having gas radiants, means l'or regulating the lio ni -135th) the radiants. a valve controlled gen rator in coi'nmunication with the gas manil'old, a valve controlled auxiliar generator. a :lunsen lmrner disposed in a horixonlal plane under and in a vertical plane helween the aforesaid generators and adapted to heat both 01 them, and a damper slidahlv mounted on the gas mani'told to permit oi" closing or partlv closing the main hurner ports while permitting of continuous heating ol the .1 generator. and valve controlled means for supplying fuel under pressure to the t'1] "i:ltor and valve controlled means tor alltnving fuel to low from one generator to the other generator.

In a kerosene or oil lnn'ncr. the eomliination of a gas mani'l'old Inning gas radi ants, a valve controlled generatorin communieation with the manitold. said {:;1 erator comprisinga -.'lindrir.-d chain-la r. a cylinder mounted in said chamla-r. said vlinder having a needle valve at one end thereof and an operatiir: stem at the Hillel end thereof, a valve pa :nfic l'rom thrgeneratinchamber to the gas manit'old a valve con trolled auxiliary generator in communication with the lirst mentioned generator. a Bunsen hurner arranged to heat hoth at the al'oresaid generator means for supplvinn' fuel to one of the generators. and a ilnhper slidr'ihlv mounted in the gas manifold under the gas radiauts to permit of (losing or partlv closing the main hurner ports and leaving the auxiliary hnrner pert: tree to burn with a greater in 1* to a 1 in keeping the generator tuhe hot lor instant service.

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