US522706A - Mechanical oiler for journal-bearings - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- F16N7/18—Arrangements for supplying oil or unspecified lubricant from a stationary reservoir or the equivalent in or on the machine or member to be lubricated the lubricant being conveyed from the reservoir by mechanical means the oil being carried up by a lifting device with one or more feed members fixed on a shaft
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- My invention relates to mechanical oilers for journal-bearings and consists in the combinations and devices hereinafter described and claimed which have for their object to cause by inexpensive means a continuous flow of oil through the journal-box and a perfect lubrication of the journal without waste of the oil.
- Figure l is a vertical longitudinal section of a journalbox provided with my improvement, and a hanger and a side elevation of a piece of shafting arranged in said journal-box;
- Fig. 2 a vertical cross section on the line 2 2 in Fig. 1 of the reservoir and shaft and a side elevation of the collar and clamp;
- Fig. 3 a section on the line 2 2 in Fig. 1, omitting the collar and clamp.
- A represents a hanger of ordinary construction, provided with a fork a,which receives ears b on the outside of the journal-box B and is adjustable by means of a screw or, and provided also with another screw a adapted to be turned down against a cap a which rests upon the top of the journal-box, all in the usual manner.
- the journal-box B consists of an outer B and an inner B shell, arranged concentrically with each other, the outer shell B being provided with internal projections b and the inner shell being provided with external projections 12 which maintain the proper distance between the shells and prevent the movement of the inner shell in the outer, in a Well known manner.
- the inner shell B is lined with Babbitt metal or other anti-friction alloy 6 a space 12 at the top of said innor shell, from which the lining is omitted, serving as an accumulator to collect the oil which runs through the oil-hole 11 in the usual manner.
- the oil-hole b is provided at its upper end with an enlargement or cup I) into which oil may be poured.
- the outer shell B of the journal-box is provided with a reservoir B of the form shown, being circular in cross-section and receives the oil which drips from the ends of the inner shell B the oil dripping from the end of the inner shell farthest from the reservoir flowing below said inner shell in the space I) back to the reser- V011.
- a collar 0 is secured to the shaft D within the reservoir B 'conoentrically with said shaft and is of a sufficient diameter to reach below the level of the oil in said reservoir, so that it continually lifts the oil to an inclined conductor or trough E which runs from the top of the reservoir into the cup or enlargement b the lower end of said conductor being socured within said cup by a rivet or screw 6 and the lower inclined edge of said conductor running close to the outer edge of said collar 0, said conductor being a trough with its concavity on the side from which the collar advances, the upper end of the conductor removing the oil from the collar.
- the reservoir is provided with a groove b or narrow space between two connected ribs b 19 which are arranged within said reservoir in vertical planes at right angles to the axis of said journal-box and extend from points near the bottom of said reservoir and below the level of the oil nearly to the top of the reservoir, these ribs being cast with or secured to the cover I) of the reservoir and the col lar running between said ribs, so that, when the shaft is revolved rapidly, the oil is thrown by the collar into the groove or space between said ribs to the top of the reservoir and keeps the conductorE constantly full, so that a steady stream of oil is poured into the journal-box and running out of the ends of the inner shell returns to the reservoir, as
- the collar is not in direct contact with the shaft but is attached thereto by a clamp F, also formed in two parts f f around them and twisted together to close the parts of said clamp firmly on the shaft.
- a journal-box provided with an oil-hole
- a reservoir provided with a groove arranged within said reservoir parts hinged to each other
- a .clamp formed in two parts, each attached to one of. the parts of said collar and provided with hooks or projections, a link, adapted to connect said hooks or projections to each other, to secure said clamp upon a shaft running in said journal-box, and a conductor, arranged to lead oil from said collar to an oil-hole, with which said journal-box is provided, as and for the purpose specified.
- journal-box pro- Vided with areservoir
- collar formed in two parts hinged to each other
- clamp formed in two parts, each pivoted to one of the parts of said collar and provided with hooks or projections
- link adapted to connect said hooks or projections to each other and to secure said GEORGE H. COLE.
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G. H.O0LE. MECHANICAL OILER FOR JOURNAL BEARINGS.
No. 522,706. Patented July 10, 1894.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFroE.
. GEORGE H. COLE, OF'LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS.
MECHANICAL OILER FOR JOURNAL-BEARINGS SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 522,706, dated July 10, 1894.
Application filed October 10, 1891. Serial No. 408,322- (No model.)
. in the. county of Middlesex and. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, have invented a certain new and useful Improvement in Mechanical Oilers for J ournal-Bearings, of which the following is a specification.
My invention relates to mechanical oilers for journal-bearings and consists in the combinations and devices hereinafter described and claimed which have for their object to cause by inexpensive means a continuous flow of oil through the journal-box and a perfect lubrication of the journal without waste of the oil.
In the accompanying drawings, Figure l is a vertical longitudinal section of a journalbox provided with my improvement, and a hanger and a side elevation of a piece of shafting arranged in said journal-box; Fig. 2, a vertical cross section on the line 2 2 in Fig. 1 of the reservoir and shaft and a side elevation of the collar and clamp; Fig. 3, a section on the line 2 2 in Fig. 1, omitting the collar and clamp. V
A represents a hanger of ordinary construction, provided with a fork a,which receives ears b on the outside of the journal-box B and is adjustable by means of a screw or, and provided also with another screw a adapted to be turned down against a cap a which rests upon the top of the journal-box, all in the usual manner.
The journal-box B consists of an outer B and an inner B shell, arranged concentrically with each other, the outer shell B being provided with internal projections b and the inner shell being provided with external projections 12 which maintain the proper distance between the shells and prevent the movement of the inner shell in the outer, in a Well known manner. The inner shell B is lined with Babbitt metal or other anti-friction alloy 6 a space 12 at the top of said innor shell, from which the lining is omitted, serving as an accumulator to collect the oil which runs through the oil-hole 11 in the usual manner. The oil-hole b is provided at its upper end with an enlargement or cup I) into which oil may be poured. The outer shell B of the journal-box is provided with a reservoir B of the form shown, being circular in cross-section and receives the oil which drips from the ends of the inner shell B the oil dripping from the end of the inner shell farthest from the reservoir flowing below said inner shell in the space I) back to the reser- V011.
A collar 0 is secured to the shaft D within the reservoir B 'conoentrically with said shaft and is of a sufficient diameter to reach below the level of the oil in said reservoir, so that it continually lifts the oil to an inclined conductor or trough E which runs from the top of the reservoir into the cup or enlargement b the lower end of said conductor being socured within said cup by a rivet or screw 6 and the lower inclined edge of said conductor running close to the outer edge of said collar 0, said conductor being a trough with its concavity on the side from which the collar advances, the upper end of the conductor removing the oil from the collar.
To supply the oil faster to the conductor the reservoir is provided with a groove b or narrow space between two connected ribs b 19 which are arranged within said reservoir in vertical planes at right angles to the axis of said journal-box and extend from points near the bottom of said reservoir and below the level of the oil nearly to the top of the reservoir, these ribs being cast with or secured to the cover I) of the reservoir and the col lar running between said ribs, so that, when the shaft is revolved rapidly, the oil is thrown by the collar into the groove or space between said ribs to the top of the reservoir and keeps the conductorE constantly full, so that a steady stream of oil is poured into the journal-box and running out of the ends of the inner shell returns to the reservoir, as
above-stated, thus securing a rapid circulation of the oil and keeping the journal cool made considerably larger in its internal diameter than any shaft to which it is likely to be applied. The collar is not in direct contact with the shaft but is attached thereto by a clamp F, also formed in two parts f f around them and twisted together to close the parts of said clamp firmly on the shaft.
I claim as my invention- 1. The combination of a journal-box, provided with an oil-hole, a reservoir, provided with a groove arranged within said reservoir parts hinged to each other, a .clamp, formed in two parts, each attached to one of. the parts of said collar and provided with hooks or projections, a link, adapted to connect said hooks or projections to each other, to secure said clamp upon a shaft running in said journal-box, and a conductor, arranged to lead oil from said collar to an oil-hole, with which said journal-box is provided, as and for the purpose specified.
3,. The combination of a journal-box, pro- Vided with areservoir, a collar, formed in two parts hinged to each other, a clamp, formed in two parts, each pivoted to one of the parts of said collar and provided with hooks or projections, a link, adapted to connect said hooks or projections to each other and to secure said GEORGE H. COLE.
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ALBERT M. MOORE, MYRTIE O. BEALS.
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