US413350A - Ventilating-h eater - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to improvements in ventilating-heaters of the class in which the surrounding air-chamber forms the fire-place.
- the object of the invention is to combine a fire-place heater and ventilator for various useful purposes in such a manner as to enable the same to be manufactured cheaply.
- Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a fireplace ventilating-heater with a surrounding airchamber.
- Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing the top plate, also the hot-air-discharge chamber and air-passages;
- Fig. 3 a perspective view of the top plate and corresponding metal sheath;
- Fig. 4 a top View of the bottom plate with a surrounding elevation or rib to fit the form of the fire-place heater, also showing the air-holes.
- a single sheet of metal A formed so as to make a fire-place having a surrounding air-chamber A on the sides and rear of the combustionchamber, suitable for heating, ventilating, or cooking, and this metal has its edges joined at the back by seaming or otherwise, as shown at A
- this structure A in a common chimney fire-place, the base or lower edge thereof resting on the hearth.
- the heatingchamber A is covered with an iron cap B B or otherwise.
- the structure A has openings F F near the base in its front face and hotair openings F F ne'ar thetop.
- I use said structure A, also, in portable form, by connecting same with a bottom plate B, which is provided with a rib B, which extends around the same, so as to form a base for the structure A, and suitable air-openings 13*, while on the top I use a similar plate B B, the same as for the permanent heaters, which has an opening 0 centrally for smoke; also suitable openings 0 communicating with the airchamber D
- a portable ventilating -heater may be made independent of or directly within the chimney, as desired.
- Air from the heating-chamber A passes through the discharge chamber D thence through the openings D while a plate D covers said chamber D which I preferably make with a narrow strip of sheet metal bent so as to form the ends and back, While metal pieces or tile placed at regular or desired intervals form a front ventilator to said chamber, as shown by D. r
- FIG. 2 show clearly the manner of constructing the front face of the dischargechamber D in which .the metal or tile pieces D" are held between the top I) and iron cap B B. These pieces D are suitably ornamented, and are held in place by a sliding metal sheath E over the enlarged edge E of the plate D.
- the G is a ventilator operated by a damper G and rod G by which all odor from the airchamber A when used as an oven will pass into the chimney.
- the opening H adapted to be covered or uncovered by the slide or damper H operated by the rod H may have a pipe or fine connection for heating other rooms, if desired.
- the legs B under the base elevate the latter adequately to admit air to the openings B or air maybe received from without.
- I is a handle connecting with a damper I, of which there is one at each end of the discharge-chamber D for the purpose of regulating the flow of air through the openings 0 hen desirable,I construct a door K in the side of the structure A, and provide it witha latch K and catch K and place shelves LL within, for the purpose of using the ventilating-heater as an oven.
- I call particular attention to the construction of the body of the structure, whereby I am enabled to form it entire, except the top and bottom plates, of one piece of sheet metal; but it will be obvious at once that two or more pieces of metal can be united together so as to form practically but a single sheet, my invention being aimed to cover not only a sin- 7 jecting folds of the metal.
- This increase in space I utilize by using it (when the heater is employed in a portable form) as an oven, or as an evaporating-stove, or for other like purposes.
- This construction is an important one, as it enables me to readily construct it of sheet metal; and while I am aware that it is not new to form a structure of a single piece of metal and unite the edges of the same by seaming,I believe I am the first to employ a single piece of metal to form the vertical body or portion of a fire-place heater.
- a heater for fire-places having the en tire vertical body thereofformed of a single piece of sheet metal, so as to provide airspaces atthe sides, and having in the front of said air-spaces and at the bottom and top of the same openings F and F, substantially as herein set forth.
- a heater for fire-places having its entire vertical body formed of a single piece of sheet metal, bent up so as to provide air-spaces on the sides and rear of the combustion chamber, substantially as herein set forth.
- a heater for fire-places havingits entire vertical body formed of a single piece of sheet metal, so as to provide air-spaces at the side and rear, in combination with sheet-metal base and cap plates substantially as herein set forth.
- a heater for fire-places having its entire vertical body formed of a single piece of sheet metal and provided with air-spaces on the sides and rear of the combustion-chamber, in combination with the metal base and top, substantially as herein set forth.
- a heater having its body formed of a single piece of metal bent so as to provide air-spaces on the sides and rear and having at the base air-openings into said spaces, and provided with suitable base and top plates, substantially as set forth.
- a heater having its body composed of a continuous piece of sheet metal, provided with air-spaces on the side and back, as set forth, and having air openings into said spaces and air-escapes G and H from said spaces, in combination with a door K, whereby a ventilated oven is formed, substantially as described.
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R. MARSH,
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RIVERIUS MARSH, OF NEWV BRUNSVVIOK, NElV JERSEY.
VENTI L ATlNG-H EATER.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 413,350, dated October 22, 1889.
Application filed September 24, 1888. Serial No. 286,296. (No model.)
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, RIVERIUS MARSH, a citizen of the United States, residing at New Brunswick, in the county of Middlesex, State of New Jersey, have invented a new and use ful Improvement in Ventilating- Heaters, of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to improvements in ventilating-heaters of the class in which the surrounding air-chamber forms the fire-place.
The object of the invention is to combine a fire-place heater and ventilator for various useful purposes in such a manner as to enable the same to be manufactured cheaply.
Referring to the drawings hereto attached, Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a fireplace ventilating-heater with a surrounding airchamber. Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing the top plate, also the hot-air-discharge chamber and air-passages; Fig. 3, a perspective view of the top plate and corresponding metal sheath; and Fig. 4, a top View of the bottom plate with a surrounding elevation or rib to fit the form of the fire-place heater, also showing the air-holes.
As shown in Fig. 1, I use, preferably,a single sheet of metal A, formed so as to make a fire-place having a surrounding air-chamber A on the sides and rear of the combustionchamber, suitable for heating, ventilating, or cooking, and this metal has its edges joined at the back by seaming or otherwise, as shown at A I place this structure A in a common chimney fire-place, the base or lower edge thereof resting on the hearth. The heatingchamber A is covered with an iron cap B B or otherwise. The structure A has openings F F near the base in its front face and hotair openings F F ne'ar thetop. I use said structure A, also, in portable form, by connecting same with a bottom plate B, which is provided with a rib B, which extends around the same, so as to form a base for the structure A, and suitable air-openings 13*, while on the top I use a similar plate B B, the same as for the permanent heaters, which has an opening 0 centrally for smoke; also suitable openings 0 communicating with the airchamber D A portable ventilating -heater may be made independent of or directly within the chimney, as desired. Air from the heating-chamber A passes through the discharge chamber D thence through the openings D While a plate D covers said chamber D which I preferably make with a narrow strip of sheet metal bent so as to form the ends and back, While metal pieces or tile placed at regular or desired intervals form a front ventilator to said chamber, as shown by D. r
In Fig. 2 show clearly the manner of constructing the front face of the dischargechamber D in which .the metal or tile pieces D" are held between the top I) and iron cap B B. These pieces D are suitably ornamented, and are held in place by a sliding metal sheath E over the enlarged edge E of the plate D.
G is a ventilator operated by a damper G and rod G by which all odor from the airchamber A when used as an oven will pass into the chimney. The opening H, adapted to be covered or uncovered by the slide or damper H operated by the rod H may have a pipe or fine connection for heating other rooms, if desired. The legs B under the base, elevate the latter suficiently to admit air to the openings B or air maybe received from without.
I is a handle connecting with a damper I, of which there is one at each end of the discharge-chamber D for the purpose of regulating the flow of air through the openings 0 hen desirable,I construct a door K in the side of the structure A, and provide it witha latch K and catch K and place shelves LL within, for the purpose of using the ventilating-heater as an oven.
I call particular attention to the construction of the body of the structure, whereby I am enabled to form it entire, except the top and bottom plates, of one piece of sheet metal; but it will be obvious at once that two or more pieces of metal can be united together so as to form practically but a single sheet, my invention being aimed to cover not only a sin- 7 jecting folds of the metal. This increase in space I utilize by using it (when the heater is employed in a portable form) as an oven, or as an evaporating-stove, or for other like purposes. This construction,therefore, is an important one, as it enables me to readily construct it of sheet metal; and while I am aware that it is not new to form a structure of a single piece of metal and unite the edges of the same by seaming,I believe I am the first to employ a single piece of metal to form the vertical body or portion of a fire-place heater.
I am not aware of any prior invention wherein a single sheet of metal constituting the entire vertical body of the structure is combined with a base and cap to serve as a portable ventilating-heater and fire-place. Furthermore, I am not aware that it has heretofore ever been shown in the art to which this appertains how to construct a fireplace and surrounding air-chamber of a single sheet of metal in such a manner as to be able to use it for the various purposes of a heater or ventilator, or for cooking purposes.
What I claim as new is- 1. A heater for fire-places, having the en tire vertical body thereofformed of a single piece of sheet metal, so as to provide airspaces atthe sides, and having in the front of said air-spaces and at the bottom and top of the same openings F and F, substantially as herein set forth.
2. A heater for fire-places, having its entire vertical body formed of a single piece of sheet metal, bent up so as to provide air-spaces on the sides and rear of the combustion chamber, substantially as herein set forth.
3. A heater for fire-places, havingits entire vertical body formed of a single piece of sheet metal, so as to provide air-spaces at the side and rear, in combination with sheet-metal base and cap plates substantially as herein set forth.
4. A heater for fire-places, having its entire vertical body formed of a single piece of sheet metal and provided with air-spaces on the sides and rear of the combustion-chamber, in combination with the metal base and top, substantially as herein set forth.
"5. A heater having its body formed of a single piece of metal bent so as to provide air-spaces on the sides and rear and having at the base air-openings into said spaces, and provided with suitable base and top plates, substantially as set forth.
6. A heater having its body composed of a continuous piece of sheet metal, provided with air-spaces on the side and back, as set forth, and having air openings into said spaces and air-escapes G and H from said spaces, in combination with a door K, whereby a ventilated oven is formed, substantially as described.
RIVERIUS MARSH.
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ROBERT MAnsn, AUGUST KATTNER.
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