US189332A - Improvement in beer-coolers - Google Patents

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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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  • Coolers for liquids have heretofore been constructed in Which a vertical range of horizontal pipes is made use of. with a trough above the range of pipes that supplies said liquid, and it trickles in a thin h'lm over the outsides of the pipes, and there is a supply of water passing into the lower pipes of the range, and escaping from the upper pipe of the range. Coolers ot' this general character may be seen in Letters Patent numbered 25,992, 85,190, Sto.
  • the coolingliquid in passing through the pipes, is not agitated and forcibly directed against the interior surfaces of the tubes; hence it passes through Without absorbing from the tubes as much caloric as it might, and the liquid in contact with the tubes remains of a higher temperature than the other portions ofthe liquid.
  • the object of the present invention is to agitate the liquid passing through the cooler, and direct all its particles or molecules lforcibly against the interior surfaces of the tubes, thereby rendering the Water or cooling-liquid more eflcient in cooling the tubes than heretofore, and at the same time either eecting a saving in the amount of Water required or increasing the capacity of the cooling apparatus.
  • Figure 1 is a partial section and elevation of one of the tubes made use of in said cooling apparatus
  • Fig. 2 is a crosssection.
  • the vertical range of horizontal tubes is composed of any desired number of tubes, a, connected at alternate opposite ends, and provided with a supply-trough for the beer, and with inlet-pipe for the cold Water atthe bottom, and outlet delivery-pipe for the heated water at the top, the same as in the aforesaid Letters Patent.
  • each of the horizontal tubes a there is a strip of sheet metal at b, that is so constructed that it detains the Water ruimingv I through the pipe or tube, and agitates the same sufficiently to prevent the water being of different temperatures at the same part of the pipe.
  • the strip of metal b is twisted into a spiral form, and the action of the inclined surfaces of the metal strip is to deiect the water tlowing through the pipe, and cause it to impinge against the inner surface ofthe pipe, and to agitate the liquid sufticiently to render it all of a nearly-uniform temperature, instead ofthe said liquid that is actually in contact
  • the interior of the pipe being of a higher temperature than the water more or less remote; hence, less cooling-Water is required than heretofore, or the cooling apparatus is increased in capacity.

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. v F. V. BAUDELOT. .Y BEER-comm. Y
-No 189,332. PatenteavApri11o,1s77.
UNITED STATES PATENT FRANCOIS VICTOR BAUDELOT, OF HARANCCURT, NEAR SEDAN, FRANCE.
IMPROVEMENT IN BEER-COOLERS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 189,332., dated April 10, 1877 application iled August 21, 1876.
To all whom it may concern Be it known that I, FRANoIs VICTOR BAU- DELOT, of Harancourt, near Sedan, France, have invented an Improvement in Coolers for Beer, Ale, and other Liquids, of which the following is a specification Coolers for liquids have heretofore been constructed in Which a vertical range of horizontal pipes is made use of. with a trough above the range of pipes that supplies said liquid, and it trickles in a thin h'lm over the outsides of the pipes, and there is a supply of water passing into the lower pipes of the range, and escaping from the upper pipe of the range. Coolers ot' this general character may be seen in Letters Patent numbered 25,992, 85,190, Sto.
My improvement is made for rendering the cooling-Water more efflcient in cooling the pipes and the liquid to be cooled that iiows over such pipes.
In coolers of thecharacter before named the coolingliquid, in passing through the pipes, is not agitated and forcibly directed against the interior surfaces of the tubes; hence it passes through Without absorbing from the tubes as much caloric as it might, and the liquid in contact with the tubes remains of a higher temperature than the other portions ofthe liquid.
The object of the present invention is to agitate the liquid passing through the cooler, and direct all its particles or molecules lforcibly against the interior surfaces of the tubes, thereby rendering the Water or cooling-liquid more eflcient in cooling the tubes than heretofore, and at the same time either eecting a saving in the amount of Water required or increasing the capacity of the cooling apparatus.
Y In the drawing, Figure 1 is a partial section and elevation of one of the tubes made use of in said cooling apparatus, and Fig. 2 is a crosssection.
The vertical range of horizontal tubes is composed of any desired number of tubes, a, connected at alternate opposite ends, and provided with a supply-trough for the beer, and with inlet-pipe for the cold Water atthe bottom, and outlet delivery-pipe for the heated water at the top, the same as in the aforesaid Letters Patent.
Within each of the horizontal tubes a there is a strip of sheet metal at b, that is so constructed that it detains the Water ruimingv I through the pipe or tube, and agitates the same sufficiently to prevent the water being of different temperatures at the same part of the pipe. Y
To effect this operation the strip of metal b is twisted into a spiral form, and the action of the inclined surfaces of the metal strip is to deiect the water tlowing through the pipe, and cause it to impinge against the inner surface ofthe pipe, and to agitate the liquid sufticiently to render it all of a nearly-uniform temperature, instead ofthe said liquid that is actually in contact With the interior of the pipe being of a higher temperature than the water more or less remote; hence, less cooling-Water is required than heretofore, or the cooling apparatus is increased in capacity.
I claim as my invention- In a beer-cooling apparatus, consisting of a vertical range of horizontal tubes connected at alternate ends, and over which the beer trickles, the twisted detaining and dedecting strip b Within the tubes, for the purposes and substantially as set forth.
Signed by me this 15th day of August, A. D. 1876.
F. V. BAUDELOT.
Witnesses A. F. MIGEoN, J oEN W. BROOKS.
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US20040124136A1 (en) * 2001-04-24 2004-07-01 Jorgen Bak Apparatus and a method for treating water or other liquid material and a guide plate for use in a tube
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