US356644A - Governor - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02D—CONTROLLING COMBUSTION ENGINES
- F02D9/00—Controlling engines by throttling air or fuel-and-air induction conduits or exhaust conduits
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
- Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
- Y10T137/00—Fluid handling
- Y10T137/0971—Speed responsive valve control
- Y10T137/108—Centrifugal mass type [exclusive of liquid]
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- WITNESSES vthe straps or springsconnectingthe rod B.
- My said invention relatesto that class of steanrgovernors in which the governor-balls are connected direetly'to the governor-rod by straps or springs sec-ered to said rod and said,
- Figure l is a side elevation of a governor and its connections embodying my said linvention," Fig. 2, a central vertical section of the saine; Fig. 3, a view similar to a portion of Fig. 2, wit-ii the governor-balls extended; and Fig. Il, a top or plan view of Fig. l.
- the portions marked A represent the governor-frame, in which are hearings for the various operating parts; B, the governor-rod, thronghwhich the governor operates on the valve, and which also revolves with the governor; C, the revolving hollow shaft surrounding said rod and carrying the governor-balls; D, said governor-balls, 'and E and the governor-balls.
- frame A is secured'to the shell of the ⁇ valve, as shown', in the ordinary manner, and' contains bearings for the ⁇ drivinggshaftA of the governor and the hollow shaft C. It also carries a bellcrank lever, A, to which a rod, of, is connected, ⁇ and liy the spring a'on said. rod al the valve-connection B is heldin contact with the rod B. .
- the redt B passes up through the hollow ⁇ shaft Gyand its upper end or head, lavis connected by means of the strapsor springs E to the governor-balls. Its lower end rests upon the vconnectionf', which connects directly'with and operates the valve.V
- the hollow shaft C is mounted in bearing in the frameA, as shown.
- the governor-balls l) are substantially the usual spherical,governor-balls, the 'stems of which are bellcrank lcvers,.as shown, (see, particularly,
- the straps or 4connections E are ,thin steel springs, and are connected at one'end to the Figs. 2 a'n d'3, and are pivoted ,atthe points of these bell'crank levers hy
- the inner ends ofthe arms of these bellfcra'nk levers are pref-, era'bly finished as arcs of circles struck fromA head b of the rod B, and at the other ends di'v 1 rectly tov the balls D by screws e e', as shown," or otherwise.
- These springs rest against the arc-shaped ends of thebell-crank levers, (thereby maintaining the same position laterally without reference to the position Iof the balls,)
- Vmy said'invention is as follows: WVhen the speed of the engine tends to swing the governor-balls D out, ythe straps or springs E, because of thei them to do so, length remaining 'the samefthe springs, and with .them the rod B, are drawn down to close.
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' J. E..HUG0N.
GOVERNOR.
WITNESSES vthe straps or springsconnectingthe rod B.
l stirs JOHN, E. HUGON, O13"` RCHMQND, INDIANA.
GOVERNOR HPECIPICATION forming part of Letters P'atent Nof356f644, date-d January 25. 1887.
Application filed April 14,1886. Serial No. 198,822. (No model.)
To LU whom t may concern:
Be it known that l, JOHN E. HUGON, of the city of Bichnionthcounty ol' Wayne, and State of Indiana, have invent-ed certain new and useful Improvements in Governors for Steam- Enginee, of which the following is a specification.
My said invention relatesto that class of steanrgovernors in which the governor-balls are connected direetly'to the governor-rod by straps or springs sec-ered to said rod and said,
halls, as will he hereinafter more particularly described and claimed.
Referring to the accompanying drawings, which are made a part hereof, anden-whichsimilar letters of reference indicate similar parte, Figure lis a side elevation of a governor and its connections embodying my said linvention," Fig. 2, a central vertical section of the saine; Fig. 3, a view similar to a portion of Fig. 2, wit-ii the governor-balls extended; and Fig. Il, a top or plan view of Fig. l. Aln said drawings the portions marked A represent the governor-frame, in which are hearings for the various operating parts; B, the governor-rod, thronghwhich the governor operates on the valve, and which also revolves with the governor; C, the revolving hollow shaft surrounding said rod and carrying the governor-balls; D, said governor-balls, 'and E and the governor-balls.
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frame A is secured'to the shell of the` valve, as shown', in the ordinary manner, and' contains bearings for the` drivinggshaftA of the governor and the hollow shaft C. It also carries a bellcrank lever, A, to which a rod, of, is connected, `and liy the spring a'on said. rod al the valve-connection B is heldin contact with the rod B. .The redt B passes up through the hollow` shaft Gyand its upper end or head, lavis connected by means of the strapsor springs E to the governor-balls. Its lower end rests upon the vconnectionf', which connects directly'with and operates the valve.V
Being connected te the governor-balls,thisrod,
of conrserevols'es therewith.
The hollow shaft C is mounted in bearing in the frameA, as shown.
Itcarries f a 'nevel gear-wheel, c, upon its lowerend,
which engages with a similar bevel gearwheel,
.the operation' of y'rod a", and the spring a, thereon vcased, to' rise, as is also the connection B', and the valve' a vertical v a', on the shaft A', and a yoke, C', uponitsv upper end, in which the governor-balls are pivoted. This shaft is provided with collars at both ends of its bearing in the frame A,
(which consist, preferably, as show-n, of the' yoke and the bevel gear-wheel, or are formed integrally therewith,) and therefore does not.
move vertically, but is only revoluble. v The governor-balls l) are substantially the usual spherical,governor-balls, the 'stems of which are bellcrank lcvers,.as shown, (see, particularly,
pivots d to the yoke C.
thecenters of the pivots, as shown.
The straps or 4connections E are ,thin steel springs, and are connected at one'end to the Figs. 2 a'n d'3, and are pivoted ,atthe points of these bell'crank levers hy The inner ends ofthe arms of these bellfcra'nk levers are pref-, era'bly finished as arcs of circles struck fromA head b of the rod B, and at the other ends di'v 1 rectly tov the balls D by screws e e', as shown," or otherwise. These springs rest against the arc-shaped ends of thebell-crank levers, (thereby maintaining the same position laterally without reference to the position Iof the balls,)
and thus pull in the same direction on the rod B at alltimes. e
'gAs will be observed, in my governor the yokevcarrying the governor-balls is not subject to any vertical movement, but revolves'al` ways in the same plane, the operation upon the valve being entirely through therod B.
and connections BQ The operation of Vmy said'invention is as follows: WVhen the speed of the engine tends to swing the governor-balls D out, ythe straps or springs E, because of thei them to do so, length remaining 'the samefthe springs, and with .them the rod B, are drawn down to close.
the valve. -When the-speed of the engine decreases, the AgeveThor-.balls D will fall, which r flexibility, permit` and at thesah time, their.
operation isaided by the retractile poweroi 5 and the rod B is thereby andby the springs,
the bell-crank levenA, its
eniployedas a means of connection between a rod or shaft having no vertical movement and devices to which vgovernor-balls were eon nectefi, whereby as said' governor-bells' Wore forced outwardly by centrifngei force the head carrying said devices and governor-balls Wouid be moved, longitudinally on seid shaft; but I am not aware that pivoted governor-balls seoured 'to a; yoke not longitudinally movable,
' ing-shaft, and e.l hollow vertical shaft, seid'liollow vertical shaft being secured fromlongitudinal movement in its bearings and carrying e.- yoke to which the governor-ballesy are pivoted, said governor-balls having bell-Crank-Shaped arms and pivoted to said yoke, a vertically-- moving valve-rodlpassing through seifl hoilow shaft, and springs secured to a, headlon said rod and to-saitl governor-balls, and bem- -ing against the inner ends of the bell-crank- Substantiall5v as set shaped arms of said boils, forth.
2. The' combination, in al steam-engine gow 'ernoxy' of the. framework, a.' hollow Vertical shaft mounted and secured against longitucii nei movement in eai; framewoilzf, l
shaft, governor-baile pivotef to snio yoke, n vertionily-moving no@ penning; through hollow shaft and; connected to the veive, springs commenting the upper eno. of rofl to said goveno-bais, sei seveml parte be .oet forth.
"goveinonbne pivote@ to e revolving head or yoke,- @mi provife With'heii-ci'enk-eiiepeii arms., and spiingsv oonnecte to said bells their ends, enel resting against the 'innen enfile of said bell-erank-sheped mine in thecentem in witness whereof l have heenntc set my han@ and seal et Richmonf, Inienekthie 30th daf; of Merch, A, D. 1886./- 'i SGEN E. HUC-02T.. nge
in presence o- Divin .EL Etienne', l l FnnnnlnioK'W. Finnen;
ing arrengegl enti operating subetnntieiij; e3
onv in Lettersl Patent No. 356`,644.
Correnti 'it iev, herebycertied that; the name of' the patenase' in Le'ter Fammi Na Sfifl? granted January 25, l11887 for an improvemut in G-mfernms, was rronaoasy wisma and printed John E. Eugen, Wherems said name shoud have been wrtgts, au@ risitex,
l John E. Hugou; and that said Letters Patenbshoud be f eaa with this col-mation that the same may conform to ghe record of the, in im .,aqtezaz Signed, qquntersigned. and sealedthis'h dew ef eabermx'y, 375. l'
[SEAL] D. L. HAWKENS,
v Acting Sem'etm'g; of the Interior. Gouptersgn ed R. B. VANOE,
Actif-(1 Commissioner of Patents
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US3452607A (en) * | 1966-06-17 | 1969-07-01 | Smith Corp A O | Centrifugal actuator |
US20040013027A1 (en) * | 2002-06-06 | 2004-01-22 | Seiko Epson Corporation | Non-volatile semiconductor memory device and method of actuating the same |
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US3452607A (en) * | 1966-06-17 | 1969-07-01 | Smith Corp A O | Centrifugal actuator |
US20040013027A1 (en) * | 2002-06-06 | 2004-01-22 | Seiko Epson Corporation | Non-volatile semiconductor memory device and method of actuating the same |
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