US1888888A

US1888888A - Oil stove

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Publication number: US1888888A
Application number: US469554A
Authority: US
Inventors: Rudoy Jacob
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1930-07-21
Filing date: 1930-07-21
Publication date: 1932-11-22
Anticipated expiration: 1949-11-22

Description

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JACOB RUDOY, OF HAIFA, PALESTINE OIL STOVE Application filed July 21,

This invention relates to stoves, and has a special reference to oil stoves employing wick burners.

One of the objects of the present invention is the provision of improvements in stoves of the indicated character, whereby water may be heated and food may be cooked at the same time with the same set of burners, thereby economizing the use of oil, and also saving considerable time in accomplishing the various services in connection with the cooking of food and the heating of water.

Another object of the invention is the provision of improvements-in stoves of the indicated character whereby the wicks of the burners may be readily shifted from one position in relation to the usual flues to a position in which the wicks may be trimmed, and also for the purpose of cleaning the parts replacing the wicks whenever the occasion arises.

The nature of the invention and its distinguishing features and advantages will appear when the following specification is read in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which Figure 1 is a front View of a stove embodying the features of the present invention;

Figure 2 is a section taken on the line 22 of Figure 1 and looking in the direction indicated by the arrow;

Figure 3 is an enlarged View, illustrating more clearly the means for raising and lower ing the burners of the stove;

Figure 4c is a section taken on the line 44 of Figure 3 and looking in the direction indicated by the arrows;

Figure 5 is an enlarged vertical section through one of the burner fines and water heaters;

Figure 6 is a section taken on the line 66 of Figure 5 and looking in the direction indicated by the arrow.

Referring now more particularly to the drawings, it will be apparent that the stove includes a frame 10 having ends 11, a top 12 supported by the ends 11, and a back plate 13 secured to the ends 11 and extending downwardly from the under side of the top 12. The top 12 is provided with grids 14,

1930. Serial No. 469,554.

equal in number to the number of burner units used, there being three in the present instance. Each burner unit includes a cylindrical or tubular flue 15 which is arranged directly below its related grid 14. The flue- 15 has a jacket 16 which provides a water space 17 surrounding the fiue 15, and water tubes 18 extending transversely of the flue 15 communicate with the water space 17. The lower end of the flue 15 has an annular skirt 19 provided with a hand opening which is closed by a hinged door 20. The flue 15 is supported in fixed position by a water inlet pipe 21 and a return pipe 22, both of which are secured to the back plate 13, and are also connected with the jacket 16 in communication with the water space 18. The pipes 21 of the several flues 15 connect with a feed pipe 23 leading to a water supply tank 24 .above the stove. The return pipes 22 of the several flues are connected with a common pipe 25 which establishes communication with the interior of the tank 24 and the pipe 22. Each of the burner units also includes a burner 26 including a wick 27 and the usual screw 28 for adjusting the wick 27. Each burner 26 is mounted on an oil tube 29. The tube 29 is closed at one end as at 30, and its opposite end is connected with a basin 31 which receives the lower valved end of an oil container 82 which supplies oil to the tube 29 by gravity feed, to keep the wicks 27 of the burners saturated.

The burners 26 are movable up and down so that the upper ends thereof will project respectively into the skirts 19 of the fines 15, and also to be brought to the position as shown in dot and dash lines in Figure 1 for the purpose of trimming the wicks and also for cleaning the burners whenever the occasions arise. This is accomplished by the provision of means presently to be described. A guide 33 is fixed to each of the ends 11 of the frame 10. A slide 3% has guided up and down movement on the guide 33. The tube 29 projects through the slide 34;. The slide is connected with a rock shaft 35 having its opposite ends journaled in the ends 11, by a link 36 pivotally connected with the slide 34- as at 37 and pivotally connected as at 38 with an arm 39 rigidly secured to the shaft 35. Cine end of the shaft 35 has a handle 4:0 rigidly secured thereto. It will now be understood that by pulling downward on the handle 40 the burners 26 may be brought to the down position, shown in dot and dash lines in Figure 1, and that by moving the handle 40 upwardly, the burners will be projected into the skirts 19 of the flues 15. It will be ap parent that when the burners are projected into the skirts 19, it is only necessary to open the doors 20 for the purpose of lighting the wicks.

From the foregoing it will be apparent that cooking vessels may be arranged on all of the grids 14 for the purpose of cooking the contents thereof and at the same time the water which is allowed to enter the water spaces 17 of the lines 15 will be heated to fur nish hot water for various purposes.

l/Vhat is claimed is:

A stove having the combination of fixed fines, oil burners, an oil feed tube for the burners on which they are mounted in alinement respectively with said flues, guides respectively on the ends of the stove, slides having guided up and down movement on said guides respectively said feed tube having its opposite ends connected respectively with said slides, a rock shaft supported by the stove ends, arms on said shaft, links pivotally connected respectively with said arms and also pivot-ally connected respectively with said slides, and a handle rigidly secured to said shaft, the provision and arrangement being such that the burners will be normally projected into the lower ends of said fines, and be movable downwardly to positions clear of said fines and upwardly into their projected positions in the flues by manipulating said handle.

J AGOB RUDOY.