US290823A

US290823A - Samuel m

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Publication number: US290823A
Authority: US
Publication date: 1883-12-25
Anticipated expiration: 1900-12-25

Description

(No Model.)

S. M. WAY. FAUGET FOR SODA POUNTAINS AND OTHER ARTICLES. No. 290,823.

Patdnted De w'y-z INVENTOR ATTORNEYS.

WITNESSILS:

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SAMUEL M. IVAY, OF HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK.

FAUCET FOR SODA-FOUNTAINS AND OTHER ARTICLES.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 290,823, dated December 25, 1883,

(No model.)

drawings, formingpart of this specification, in

which similar letters of reference indicate corresponding parts in all the figures.

' Figure 1 is a sectional side elevation of my improvement. Fig. 2 is a front elevation of the same. Fig. 3 is a sectional front elevation of the same, taken through the line a; a, Fig. 1. Fig. 4. is a side elevation of the inner tube. Fig. 5 is a sectional end elevation of the same, taken through the line y 9 Fig. 4. Fig. 6 is a sectional end elevation of the same,

taken through the line .2 2, Fig. 4. Fig. 7 is a side elevation of the central plug. Fig. 8 is a sectional end elevation of the same, taken through the line to 20, Fig. 7. Fig. 9 is a sectional end elevation of the same, taken through the line 1) v of Fig. 7. Fig. 10 is a sectional end elevation of the faucet, taken through the line a a, Fig. 1.

The especial object of this invention is to promote convenience in the use of soda-water fountains.

A represents the sto ck or outer tube of the faucet, which has a collar or nut, B, placed or formed upon its middle part to rest against the outer side of the wall 0 of the fountain.

Upon the middle part of the tube A is formed a screw-thread, D, upon which is screwed a nut or collar, E, to rest against the inner side of the wall 0 of the fountain, clamping the said wall firmly between the collars B and E, and thus securing the faucet in place.

Upon the serew-thread D, at alittle distance from the collar E, is screwed a collar, F, pro vided with a number of radial perforations, G, into the enlarged outer ends of which are screwed tubes H, leading to the soda-reservoir and to the various sirup-reservoirs. The inner ends of the perforations G meet corresponding perforations, I, in the tube A. Upon the outer end of the tube A is formed a dial, M, provided with division-marks correspond ing in number and position with the perforations I, and which are labeled with the names of the substances in the reservoirs with which the said perforations are connected.

Into the tube A is fitted the inner tube, J, which has a knob, K, upon its outer end, for convenience in turning the said tube, and a shoulder, L, at the base of the said knob, to rest against the outer end of the tube A and limit the inward movement of the said tube J.

In one side of the tube J is formed a perforation, N, in the same plane with the perforations I, and which, by turning the said tube J, can be brought opposite either of the perforations I.

To the shoulder L of the knob K is attached, or upon it is formed, an index, 0, in line with the perforation N and pointing to the divisionmarks of the dial M, so that the tube J can. be readily adjusted to bring the perforation N opposite any desired one of the perforations I.

In the outer part of the tube J are formed several perforations, I, in the same plane with the inner end of the perforation Q of the discharge-nozzle R of the tube A.

Into the tube J is fitted the plug S, which has a cross-perforation, T, in its inner part in the same plane with the perforations N I G.

In the outer part of the plug S, and in the same plane with the perforations P Q, is formed an annular groove, U, which is connected with the cross-perforations T by a longitudinal perforation, V, so that when the inner tube, J, and the plug S are turned to bring the perforations T N into line with any one of the perforations I the substan ee in the reservoir with which the said perforation I is connected will flow out through the perforations G I N T V into the groove U, and will flow thence through the perforations P Q in the tube J and nozzle R.

Upon the outer end of the plug S is formed a cross-head, \V, having ashoulder, X, at its base, which rests against the knob K and limits the inner movement of the said plug S. The cross-head IV is made parallel with the crossperforation T, to adapt it to serve as an index to indicate the position of the said cross-perforation.

Upon the upper and lower parts of the knob K, and in the same plane with the perforation N, are formed the letters 0, the initial of the word open, and upon the said knob, at the distance of a quadrant from the letters 0, are formed letters C, the initial of the word closed, so that one or the other of the ends having perforations T V and annular groove of the cross-perforation T will be presented to the perforation N when the ends of the crosshead Wpoint to the letters 0, and will be turned away from the said perforation N when the ends of the said cross-head point to the letters G.

Upon the forward end of the plug S is formed a screw-thread, Y, upon which is screwed a nut, Z, of such a size as to overlap the ends of the tubes J A, and thus hold the plug S and the tube J in place. \Vith this construction the tube J and plug S are turnedtogether, by means of the knob K, to bring the perforation N opposite the perforation I, leading to the reservoir from which a substance is to be drawn, and the plug Sis then turned, by means of the cross-head W, to bring an end of the perforation T opposite the perforation N, to allow the said substance to flow out. Then the desired quantity of the substance has been drawn, the faucet is closed by turning the plug S to take the end of the perforation T away from the perforation N.

With this construction any desired substance containedin the fountain can be readily drawn. Having thus described my invention, I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent- 1. A faucet constructed substantially as herein shown and described, and consisting of the tube A, having perforated collar F, perforations I, and nozzle R, the inner tube, J, having perforations N P, and the center plug, S

U, as set forth.

2. The combination, with the externallythreaded tube A, having perforations I, of the collar F, having radial perforations G, with enlarged outer ends, to receive screw-tubes leading to the soda-fountain, as described.

3. In a faucet, the combination, with the outer tube, A, having screw-thread D and perforations I, of the screw-collar F, having radial perforations G, whereby a number of reservoirs can be connected with the said tube and the said collar can be readily attached and detached, as set forth.

4. In a faucet, the combination, with the outer tube, A, having perforations I and nozzle R, and the plug S, having perforations T V and annular groove U, of the tube J, having perforations N and P, substantially as herein shown and described, whereby the perforation N can be brought into connection with any desired reservoir without opening the faucet, as set forth.

5. The combination, with the tubes J A, of the plug S, having a screw-thread, Y, and the nut Z, overlapping the ends of tubes J A, to hold both plug and tube J in place, as described.

SAMUEL M. YVAY.

lVitnesses:

HENRY AGNEW, C. H. R. WAY.