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US256510A
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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  • a My invention relates to certain improvements in faucets; and it consists of a novel method of construction, whereby the parts constituting the valve and its seat are both made separable from the case or body of the faucet, instead of one of these being made integral with the body or case, as in the method of manufacture heretofore in use.
  • valve and its seat may be made of a different metal frointhe body, if desired, and that the same may be easily removed for the purpose of making repairs, or that they may be replaced by an entire new valve without the necessity of removing the faucet from its connection with the water-pipes or other service.
  • I 2 In the drawings'aocompanying this specification I have shown my invention as when applied to a spring or selfclosin g faucet, although it is obvious that other methods of operating the valve may be employed Without departing 0 from the essential feature of my invention.
  • Figure 1 is asectional view, showing the position of the different parts when the valve is resting on its seat or when the faucet is closed.
  • Fig. 2 shows the same when the faucet is open or when the valve is relieved'fronl its seat.
  • Fig. 3 is an elevation showing the valve-stem a, with a knob at its outer end, and the sleeve or seat-piece b, and
  • Fig. 4 is a cross-section on line as w in Fig. 2.
  • the case or bodyA is made hollow, as shown, and has a dividing-wall between the inlet-opening and the outlet, into which the sleeve or seatpiece I) is inserted by a screw-joint, as shown at c. It also has a bridge or yoke, e, which 5 forms a bearing, in which the inner end of the valvestem or moves.
  • the sleeve or seat-piece b serves as a valve-seat, water-way, and as a bearing for the outer end of the valve-stem a. It is chambered or enlarged at its inner end,
  • the extreme inner end of the sleeve 1) forms the seat of the valve, as shown at b. It may be made flat, as shown, or it may be of any other form desired.
  • the sleeve is screwed into the wall 6, and may be packed to make a tight joint. It is also fitted to make a tightjoint at the end of the case A, as shown at e.
  • the valve-stem a is provided with .a knob
  • both the valve andits seat may be removed from the case A, when they can easily be repaired, or they may be at once replaced by duplicate parts without necessitating the assistance of a plumber or without removal of the faucet proper.
  • the seatpiece I fitted within the case-A, as show-n, havin g openings 0 c, and arranged to form a-seat for the valve a, a journal for the valve-stem a,

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J. STEPHENSON.
WATER FAUGET.
No. 256,510. Patented Apr. 18,1882.
N. PETERS Phom-Lim n her, Washington. D. C.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
JOHN STEPHENSON, F HAVEBHILL, MASSACHUSETTS, ASSIGNOR OF ONE- HALF TO JOHN H. FELLOWS, OF SAME PLACE.
WATER-FAUCET.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 256,510,"dated April 18, 1882, Application filed August 10, 1881. (No model.)
To all whom it may concern: Be it known'that I, JOHN STEPHENSON, o Haverhill, county of Essex, and State of Massachusetts, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Faucets for Drawing Liquids, which improvements are fully set forth in the following specification. A My invention. relates to certain improvements in faucets; and it consists of a novel method of construction, whereby the parts constituting the valve and its seat are both made separable from the case or body of the faucet, instead of one of these being made integral with the body or case, as in the method of manufacture heretofore in use.
The advantages derived from the use of my invention are that the valve and its seat may be made of a different metal frointhe body, if desired, and that the same may be easily removed for the purpose of making repairs, or that they may be replaced by an entire new valve without the necessity of removing the faucet from its connection with the water-pipes or other service. I 2 In the drawings'aocompanying this specification I have shown my invention as when applied to a spring or selfclosin g faucet, although it is obvious that other methods of operating the valve may be employed Without departing 0 from the essential feature of my invention.
Figure 1 is asectional view, showing the position of the different parts when the valve is resting on its seat or when the faucet is closed. Fig. 2 shows the same when the faucet is open or when the valve is relieved'fronl its seat. Fig. 3 is an elevation showing the valve-stem a, with a knob at its outer end, and the sleeve or seat-piece b, and Fig. 4 is a cross-section on line as w in Fig. 2.
The case or bodyA is made hollow, as shown, and has a dividing-wall between the inlet-opening and the outlet, into which the sleeve or seatpiece I) is inserted by a screw-joint, as shown at c. It also has a bridge or yoke, e, which 5 forms a bearing, in which the inner end of the valvestem or moves. The sleeve or seat-piece b serves as a valve-seat, water-way, and as a bearing for the outer end of the valve-stem a. It is chambered or enlarged at its inner end,
forms a water-way of annular shape around the valve-stem a, and its sides are cut away, as shown at c 0, making openings, through which the water may pass to the outlet, as indicated by the arrows in Fig. 2. The extreme inner end of the sleeve 1) forms the seat of the valve, as shown at b. It may be made flat, as shown, or it may be of any other form desired. The sleeve is screwed into the wall 6, and may be packed to make a tight joint. It is also fitted to make a tightjoint at the end of the case A, as shown at e.
The valve-stem a is provided with .a knob,
a, by pressing upon which the valve 0/ will be relieved fromits seat and the faucet opened,
while the spiral spring cl, acting against the valve a and against the yoke 0, will close the valve, and the pressure of the water will actto keep the valve always closed.
It will be apparent that, should it become necessary at any time to refit the valve, by unscrewing the sleeve b both the valve andits seat may be removed from the case A, when they can easily be repaired, or they may be at once replaced by duplicate parts without necessitating the assistance of a plumber or without removal of the faucet proper.
I have thus fully described the-nature and operation of my invention.
What I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is
In a faucet for drawing liquids, the seatpiece I), fitted within the case-A, as show-n, havin g openings 0 c, and arranged to form a-seat for the valve a, a journal for the valve-stem a,
and a cap for the case A, and operating in combination with the stem a, spring (I, and case A,
substantially as shown, and for the purpose specified.
' J OHN STEPHENSON. Witnesses: p JOSEPH K. JAMES CHARLES M. KIMBALL.
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