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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F04POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F01MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
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    • F01D1/02Non-positive-displacement machines or engines, e.g. steam turbines with stationary working-fluid guiding means and bladed or like rotor, e.g. multi-bladed impulse steam turbines
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  • ' arms may be substituted for supporting and carrying a circular rim of sufficient width and thickness to contain the buckets D secured thereto; which is done by making as many mortises of the shape and size of a cross section of the buckets, through the rim and placing them therein.
  • the curved pieces of metal intended to form the buckets are inserted in these mortises so that their ends shall project equally on each side of the rim, in order to form from each piece two buckets, one on each side.
  • the curvature is similar to that represented at Figure 5, in which it will be seen that the inner part of the bucket, or that which receives the water is formed the segment of a regular curve and that the outer part which discharges it.
  • each bucket is a plane continued in a line nearly a tangent to the curve just mentioned, by which the water is made to act by percussion as well as 1&Cll1OI1 causing the wheel to turn in the same d1- rection in which the water strikes it and in a contrary direct-ion from that in which it leaves it-producing no impediment 'to the motion of the wheel from back water the water flying off from the center and discharged in front of the wheel.
  • the inner edge of each bucket is made sharp so that, in returning, it shall pass through the water without breaking the sheets.
  • To strengthen the buckets there may be another rim placed parallel to the former on the outer ends thereof.
  • the water is conveyed inside the wheel by' means of a horizontal trunk E closed at one end, having a tube F on the the propelling of saw mills the friction of the saw gate may be considerably reduced by making use of a pitman rod G with a joint H: the upper part or that which is attached to the under side of the gate, also by a joint, is retained in a vertical position j by means of an arm I attached to the joint of the pitman rod by a bolt passin through the same and to a post of the frame of the mill byanother joint J.
  • the saw gate may be made to move vertically and true without channels in the fen der posts by having four arms K attached to the sides of the gate by round pins, and to the frame of the mill by joints, which will cause the gate to move parallel with the fender posts and allow the saw to have a forward rake, in the descent of the gate the ends of the arms being made to project and move between the fender posts for preventingthe gate having any side movement.
  • the crank When the crank is vertical above the axle the arms must be horizontal.
  • fender beams are made slots M in which are placed screws N turning in the fender posts for moving them farther from, or nearer to, each other as may be required so as to plumb the saw gate.
  • the arm of th e jointed pitman rod moves the feed beam.

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s. CURTIS.
Water Wheel.
Patented.$ept. 28-, 1837.
UNITED STATES PATENT ornron.
SAMUEL CURTIS, OF EAGLE, NEW YORK.
WATER-WHEEL AND MODE OF LETTING THE WATER ON THE SAME.
Specification of Letters Patent No. 412, dated September 28, 1837.
To all whom it may concern Be it known that I, SAMUEL (loans, of the town of Eagle, in the county of Allegany and State of New York, have lnvented a new and useful improvement in the construction of water-wheels for propelling mills and in the method of letting the water on the same, called Curtiss centrifugal flutter-wheel, which is describedwas follows, reference being had .to the annexed drawings of the same, making part of th s specification.
The nature of my improvement cons sts in constructing a water wheel A by placing a circularhead B of any required diameter vertically on a horizontal shaft C and se curing it thereon; OIJDSlJBELCl of a head,
' arms may be substituted for supporting and carrying a circular rim of sufficient width and thickness to contain the buckets D secured thereto; which is done by making as many mortises of the shape and size of a cross section of the buckets, through the rim and placing them therein. The curved pieces of metal intended to form the buckets are inserted in these mortises so that their ends shall project equally on each side of the rim, in order to form from each piece two buckets, one on each side. The curvature is similar to that represented at Figure 5, in which it will be seen that the inner part of the bucket, or that which receives the water is formed the segment of a regular curve and that the outer part which discharges it. is a plane continued in a line nearly a tangent to the curve just mentioned, by which the water is made to act by percussion as well as 1&Cll1OI1 causing the wheel to turn in the same d1- rection in which the water strikes it and in a contrary direct-ion from that in which it leaves it-producing no impediment 'to the motion of the wheel from back water the water flying off from the center and discharged in front of the wheel. The inner edge of each bucket is made sharp so that, in returning, it shall pass through the water without breaking the sheets. To strengthen the buckets there may be another rim placed parallel to the former on the outer ends thereof. The water is conveyed inside the wheel by' means of a horizontal trunk E closed at one end, having a tube F on the the propelling of saw mills the friction of the saw gate may be considerably reduced by making use of a pitman rod G with a joint H: the upper part or that which is attached to the under side of the gate, also by a joint, is retained in a vertical position j by means of an arm I attached to the joint of the pitman rod by a bolt passin through the same and to a post of the frame of the mill byanother joint J.
The saw gate may be made to move vertically and true without channels in the fen der posts by having four arms K attached to the sides of the gate by round pins, and to the frame of the mill by joints, which will cause the gate to move parallel with the fender posts and allow the saw to have a forward rake, in the descent of the gate the ends of the arms being made to project and move between the fender posts for preventingthe gate having any side movement. When the crank is vertical above the axle the arms must be horizontal. By this arrangement and movement the ordinary rake of the saw may be dispensed with.
In the fender beams are made slots M in which are placed screws N turning in the fender posts for moving them farther from, or nearer to, each other as may be required so as to plumb the saw gate. The arm of th e jointed pitman rod moves the feed beam.
The invention claimed by me, the said SAMUEL CURTIS, and which I desire to secure by Letters Patent consists- In the manner of introducing the water inside the wheel and causing it to act by percussion as well as gravity, as above described and the mode of forming and adapting the buckets thereto.
' SAMUEL CURTIS. Witnesses:
WM. HURITT, WM. P. ELLIOT.
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