US5113A - Flue-plate of stoves - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- Figure l is a perspective view of a cooking stove with the improvement attached, the outer plates of the stove being removed.
- Fig. 2 is a vertical longitudinal section of ditto.
- Fig. 3 is a vertical section of a heating or parlor stove with the improvement applied.
- Fig. 4 is a horizontal section of ditto.
- the nature of this invention consists in placing in the fire chamber immediately in front of the oven, a series of inclined ribbed y flue plates composed of cast iron or other suitable material for the purpose of directing the draft in any direction required, and preventing the lower flues from being obstructed by ashes or other particles arising from the fire.
- the oven A, hearth plate B, lues C, D, E, register plate F, and ire'chamber G are made in the usual or most approved manner, and need not therefore be particularly described.
- the plate H against which the ribbed plates I, rest, is secured in front of the oven, and extends upward from the lower part of the fire chamber, in an inclined direction to wit-hin a short distance of the top of the oven, and then extends in a horizontal direction toward the front oven plate, to which it is attached.
- This plate H has a large opening or space left in its inclined part, for the purpose of. receiving the inclined ribbed flue plates, I.
- the plates I, andbars K when placed-in l their proper positions, form flues or channels L, and cause the draft to first ascend before turning around to pass through the lower iue under the oven as indicated by the arrows.; and while they form a screen to prevent the front plate 'of the oven from being burned, and revent the ashes and other particles from fa ling through into the space, also cause an increased and'more free draft.
- rings composedl of cast iron or other Inaterial or bands M, arranged kone above the other are placed inside the cylinder.
- These rings or bands are in form similar'to an inverted frustum of a hollow cone, and have upper one, for the purpose of supporting the ring next abovethe whole Vbeing secured and held firmly -together by means of vertical .bolts O, and nuts, passing through ears on the outer periphery of the rings, and placed n inside the stove.
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SMITH L BROWN.v
` Cooking Stove. l No 5113 1 Patented M-ay15,1847.
UNITED sTATEs PATENT oEErcE GARRETTSON SMITH AND HENRY BROWN, 0F PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
PLUIE-PLATE 0F vSLOV'ES.
Specication of Letters Patent No. 5,113, dated May 15, 1847.
To all whom may concern:
Be it known that we, GAREETTSON SMITH and HENRY BROWN, of the city and county,
of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, have invented a new and useful ,improvement in the manner of obtaining a down or side draft in all kinds of cooking-stoves, heating-stoves, ranges, or heaters; and we do hereby declare that the following is a full and exact description of the same, reference being had to the annexed drawings of the same, making part of this specification.
Figure l is a perspective view of a cooking stove with the improvement attached, the outer plates of the stove being removed. Fig. 2 is a vertical longitudinal section of ditto. Fig. 3 is a vertical section of a heating or parlor stove with the improvement applied. Fig. 4 is a horizontal section of ditto.
The same letter in the several figures refer to corresponding parts.
The nature of this invention consists in placing in the fire chamber immediately in front of the oven, a series of inclined ribbed y flue plates composed of cast iron or other suitable material for the purpose of directing the draft in any direction required, and preventing the lower flues from being obstructed by ashes or other particles arising from the lire.
The oven A, hearth plate B, lues C, D, E, register plate F, and ire'chamber G, are made in the usual or most approved manner, and need not therefore be particularly described.
The plate H against which the ribbed plates I, rest, is secured in front of the oven, and extends upward from the lower part of the lire chamber, in an inclined direction to wit-hin a short distance of the top of the oven, and then extends in a horizontal direction toward the front oven plate, to which it is attached. This plate H, has a large opening or space left in its inclined part, for the purpose of. receiving the inclined ribbed flue plates, I. They consist of a series of inclined plates forming partitions I, extending transversely in a horizontal line, and longitudinally at an anglel of about 45 degrees, being held to-` gether by a series of bars K, running in an inclined direction, and resting against the e lower end of the grate, and at their upper ends against the edge of the horizontal part of the plate H.
The plates I, andbars K, when placed-in l their proper positions, form flues or channels L, and cause the draft to first ascend before turning around to pass through the lower iue under the oven as indicated by the arrows.; and while they form a screen to prevent the front plate 'of the oven from being burned, and revent the ashes and other particles from fa ling through into the space, also cause an increased and'more free draft.
When it isdesired to apply this improvementto heating, or parlor stoves a series of rings composedl of cast iron or other Inaterial or bands M, arranged kone above the other are placed inside the cylinder. These rings or bands are in form similar'to an inverted frustum of a hollow cone, and have upper one, for the purpose of supporting the ring next abovethe whole Vbeing secured and held firmly -together by means of vertical .bolts O, and nuts, passing through ears on the outer periphery of the rings, and placed n inside the stove. v
What we claim as our invention and which we desire to secure by Letters Patent is-v The flue plates and cylinder, constructed substantially in the manner above described.l
' GrARRETTSON SMITH.
. HENRY BROWN.
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GEORGE LEAoooK, C. BRAYER.
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