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  • INV-EIITo-B d@ MW m N. PETERS. PH0TO-LITN0GRAPHER. WASHINGTON. D t:4
  • Hot-Air Furnace of which the following is a specificatlon chamber, and oonductin g the cold air through the fire from the coldair spaces E into the hotair spaces F, the cold air being received in spaces E at the bottom, as here shown, or at the top, which Will probably be preferred in practice.
  • the air is conducted to the rooms by pipes V. Gis the perforated deflector in the upper part of the combustion-chamber to distribute the heat to best advantage.
  • H is the smoke-pipe, which leads out of the top of the combustion-chamber into the horizontal pipe I, going through the furnace from front to rear, and on the latter side receiving' the dust-pipe J, leading up from the ash-pit K, to carry oli' the dlust when the ashes are shaken down. Outside of the furnace at this point the smoke connects with the Hue leading to the chimney.
  • a damper, M At the front of pipe I is a damper, to be opened to let in air to check the draft without opening the furnace-door and letting cold air in direct-l5vv on the hot plates, which is very injurious to them.
  • the rod R of damper O passes through the furnace to the front, and is arranged in a tubular rod, S, of the damper T ofthe smoke-pipe.

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T. LANGSTRATH.
Hot-Air Furnace.
N 166 015 Patentedluly 27,1875..
INV-EIITo-B: d@ MW m N. PETERS. PH0TO-LITN0GRAPHER. WASHINGTON. D t:4
UNITED STATES PAT THOMAS LANGSTRATH, OF GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
IMPROVEMENT IN HOT-AIR FURNACES.
Specification forming part ,of Letters Patent No. [66,015, dated July 27, 1875; application filed June 5. 1875.
To all whom it may concern Be it known that I, THOMAS LANGSTRATH,
of Germantown, Philadelphia, in the county of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania,
have invented a new and Improved Hot-Air Furnace, of which the following is a specificatlon chamber, and oonductin g the cold air through the lire from the coldair spaces E into the hotair spaces F, the cold air being received in spaces E at the bottom, as here shown, or at the top, which Will probably be preferred in practice. From the airchamber F the air is conducted to the rooms by pipes V. Gis the perforated deflector in the upper part of the combustion-chamber to distribute the heat to best advantage. H is the smoke-pipe, which leads out of the top of the combustion-chamber into the horizontal pipe I, going through the furnace from front to rear, and on the latter side receiving' the dust-pipe J, leading up from the ash-pit K, to carry oli' the dlust when the ashes are shaken down. Outside of the furnace at this point the smoke connects with the Hue leading to the chimney. At the front of pipe I is a damper, M, to be opened to let in air to check the draft without opening the furnace-door and letting cold air in direct-l5vv on the hot plates, which is very injurious to them. There is also a damper, O, in the dust-pipe to prevent the checking of the draft by cold air passing up from the ash-pit. The rod R of damper O passes through the furnace to the front, and is arranged in a tubular rod, S, of the damper T ofthe smoke-pipe.
Having thus described my invention, I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patentl. The combination of rod R, which actuates damper O of' the indirect draft-flue, with tubular valverod S, which moves the damper T oi' the'direct draft-tine, as shown and described.
2. The combination, with smoke-pipe H, of horizontal pipe I, receiving the former at its middle, open at both ends, and provided With a valve, M, at one end, as and for the purpose set forth.
THOMAS LANGSTBATH. Witnesses:
GEO. W. JoNEs,
ALEX. BUCHANAN.
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