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US264269A
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  • My invention consists of certain improvements in the construction of the regulating devices for the carbons of electric-arc lamps, as more fully described hereinafter.
  • Figure 1 is a side view, partly in section, of the upper part of an electric lamp illustrating my invention
  • A is the upper frame, which carries the regulating devices, and through which passes the movable carbon-holder B. To this frame are also secured the rods 1) D, insulated therefrom and carrying the lower-carbon holder in the usual manner.
  • a on one side of the frame A is pivoted the clam p-lever E, carrying at its outer end the two half-cores F F, preferably made in one piece, and having non-magnetic guiderods f, passing through the frame or through the fixed half-cores g g of the two electro-magnets G G.
  • the coils of the electro-magnet G are of thick wire, and in the main working-circuit, which, presuming that the current enters at the binding-post (7, passes through the conductor 3, coils of the electromagnet G, conductor A, frame A, conductor 5,11pper-carbon holder, carbons, lower-carbon holder, rod D, and out at the binding-post d.
  • the coils of the electromagnet G are of fine wire in the shuntcircuit between the two binding-posts d d.
  • a flatspring,H,pivoteil atoneend, h,to thet'rame acts at the other end on the lever E to raise it, and is acted on by an adjusting-screw, c, to case the movement of the lever by balancing the weight of the latter and the parts carried by it.
  • the lever E carries at its under side the clamp K for the movable carbon-holderB, which is guided in the frame A, but passes freely through enlarged openings in the lever E and spring H, while fitting more closely in the clamp K, carried by the lever E. This clamp is connected to the lever by a link, it,
  • a lever, E, clamp K connected to the lever at one end by a pivot-joint and at the other by devices for adjusting its position in relation to said lever, and with electro-magncts in the shunt and main circuits acting on said lever.

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W. K FREEMAN.
ELECTRIC ARU LAMP. No. 264,269. V Patented Sept. 12, 1882.
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UNITED STATES WALTER K. FREEMAN, OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, ASSIGEOR TO W. F
PAT NT OFFICE.
ELECTRIC- ARC LAMP.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 264,269, dated September 12, 1882.
Application filed June 15, 1882.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, WALTER K. FREEMAN, a citizen of the United States, and a resident of Brooklyn, New York, have invented certain Improvements in Electric-Arc Lamps, of which the following is a specification.
My invention consists of certain improvements in the construction of the regulating devices for the carbons of electric-arc lamps, as more fully described hereinafter.
In the accompanying drawings, Figure 1 is a side view, partly in section, of the upper part of an electric lamp illustrating my invention; Fig. 2,2. plan view on the line 1 2,1Fig. 1; and Fig. 3, a perspective view of a part of my invention.
A is the upper frame, which carries the regulating devices, and through which passes the movable carbon-holder B. To this frame are also secured the rods 1) D, insulated therefrom and carrying the lower-carbon holder in the usual manner.
To a lug, a, on one side of the frame A is pivoted the clam p-lever E, carrying at its outer end the two half-cores F F, preferably made in one piece, and having non-magnetic guiderods f, passing through the frame or through the fixed half-cores g g of the two electro-magnets G G. The coils of the electro-magnet G are of thick wire, and in the main working-circuit, which, presuming that the current enters at the binding-post (7, passes through the conductor 3, coils of the electromagnet G, conductor A, frame A, conductor 5,11pper-carbon holder, carbons, lower-carbon holder, rod D, and out at the binding-post d. The coils of the electromagnet G are of fine wire in the shuntcircuit between the two binding-posts d d. A flatspring,H,pivoteil atoneend, h,to thet'rame, acts at the other end on the lever E to raise it, and is acted on by an adjusting-screw, c, to case the movement of the lever by balancing the weight of the latter and the parts carried by it. The lever E carries at its under side the clamp K for the movable carbon-holderB, which is guided in the frame A, but passes freely through enlarged openings in the lever E and spring H, while fitting more closely in the clamp K, carried by the lever E. This clamp is connected to the lever by a link, it,
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I or similar pivot-joint at one end, and by a bolt and nuts It at the other end, so that the clamp K may be adjusted to the proper angle. A small spring, k interposed between the lever and clamp, keeps the latter in its proper position relative to the lever E.
When a current is passed through the main electro-magnet G and the magnetism of the fixed core 9 will act on the core F so as to raise the lever E and with it the clamp K, which raises the carbon-holder i3 and separates the carbons to form the electric are.
As the consumption of the carbons increases the resistance in the main circuit the leakage through the coils of the electro-magnet G in the shunt-circuit will cause the axial magnetism and the magnetism of the fixed core g to so act on the core F as to draw down the lever E and cause the clamp K to release the holder B, which is, however, immediately raised again by the consequent increase of the current in the coils of the electro-magnet G in the main circuit;
I do not desire to claim in this case, broadly, the combination of the regulating clamp and lover with an electro-magnet having lined and movable cores 5 but I claim as my invention- 1. The combination of the movable carbonholder of an electric-arc lamp, lever E, pivoted to the frame, and clamp K, adjustable on said lever, with cores pivoted to the lever, and electro-maguets in the shunt and main circuits acting on said cores, substantially as described. 2. The combination of the movable carbonholder of an electric-arc lamp with. a lever, E, clamp K, connected to the lever at one end by a pivot-joint and at the other by devices for adjusting its position in relation to said lever, and with electro-magncts in the shunt and main circuits acting on said lever.
In testimony whereofI have signed my name to this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
NAIJTEit K. FREEMAH,
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J onN H. Ks'r'rnusrno'rn, Eonnur EowsoN.
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