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- G01K—MEASURING TEMPERATURE; MEASURING QUANTITY OF HEAT; THERMALLY-SENSITIVE ELEMENTS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- thermometer attachment for hot water bags and like receptacles, and it has for its object to provide a means whereby a thermometer may be attached to a hot waterbag, a fountain syringe or equivalent receptacle, in such manner that a person may know at a glance the temperature of the water contained in 'such syringe
- the attachment is capable of being made to rubber or other bags or vessels used in the irrigation of wounds, &c., before, during and.
- FIG. 1' is a sideelevation of a fountain syringe, the receiving receptacle of -which is illustrated as provided with the thermometer attachment.
- Fig. 2 is a'vertical section taken through the ,fountain of the syringe, practically on the line 2-2 of Fig. 1.
- Big. 3 is a view similar to Fig: 1, illustrating however a slight modification in themeans employed for placing and attaching the thermometer.
- Fig. 4. is a section taken essentially on the line 4+4 of Fig. 8; andFig. 5 is an enlarged sectional view'of the fountain of the syringe at thatportion where the bulb of the thermometer is introduced into the interior of the fountain.
- a tubular extension or pocket; 10 is formed preferably upon one sideface of the fountain of the syringe or other vessel near the lower edge thereof, the saidpooket or tubular extension having direct communication with the 'interior of the fountain.
- a tubular plug 12 is
- thermometer tube B,- is passed upward throughthe plug, the bulb C of. the tube extending preferably into the interior of the fountain;
- thermometer tube A packing 15 is then placed upon the top of the flange of the plug, said packing being provided wit-h an opening through which the body of the thermometer tube'may extend, and'a gland 16is screwed upon the flange of the plug 2, compressing the packing 15, and veffecting awater-tight connection between theplug'and the body of s the thermometer tube.
- posed is preferably attached to a plate 17 in any approved manner, upon which plate the degrees are recorded and in connection with which the indicating material of the ther-g mometer tube is read.
- the plate 17, may be attached to the exterior of the fountain in any approved manner, as for example, by straps extending across its upper portion, attached to or integral with the outer face of the fountain; but usually and preferably, a'
- thermometer plate 18 is attached to the-upper portion of the thermometer plate and connected with a' ring 19, which may be an appendage to a reinforcing strip 20, located at the upper portion 'of the fountain.
- a pocket 10 is formed upon the outer .face of the fountain or other vessel, adapted to receive within it the bulb of the thermometer tube and hold the same in close contact with one side surface of the fountain, thebulb being'meanwhileprotected by the pocket from the influence of currents of air passing over or surrounding the fountain. Otherwise the attachment of the reading plate on the body of the thermometer tube to the outside of the fountain may be made in the manner heretofore described; or in an equivalent manner.
- a water bag provided on one side with a tubular projection or pocket to receive the the tubular projection or pocket and having a threaded flange at its upper end, and a gland screwing on the said flange, substantially'asdes'cribed.
- thermometer of a thermometer, and with means for tubular plug fitting in the extension, a gland on the plug, a thermometer having its bulb made 'atan angle to the body thereof, said bulb extending through the projection into the interior of the bag, and-means for securing the upper end of the thermometer to the bag, substantially as described.
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'N M a 1.) 8 H. WEINHAGEN & 1?. KING,
THERMOMETER ATTACHMENT FOR HOT WATER BAGS, 850.
No. 522,866; Patented July 10; 1894.
N l/E N TOR-5 what/4 f IMAM,
ATTORNEYS.
V UNIT D A. STATES) PATENT OFFICE.
' HENRY WEINI-IAGEN, OF IIOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY, AND FERDINAND KING,
' on NEW YORK, N. Y.
T ERMO METElR'ATTACHM ENT FOR-HO-T-WATER BAGS, etc.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 522,866, datedJ u1y' 10, 1 894. 7
pp i i filed February 7, 1894. Serial No. 499,323. (No model.)
.To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that we, HENRY WEINHAGEN,
of Hoboken, in the county of Hudson and State of New .J ersey, and FERDINAND KING, of New York city, in the county. and State of New York, have invented a new and Improved Thermometer Attachment for Hot l Water Wal or receptacle.
3 out in the claims.
Bags and Like Receptacles, of which the following is a full clear, and exact description.
Our invention relates to a thermometer attachment for hot water bags and like receptacles, and it has for its object to provide a means whereby a thermometer may be attached to a hot waterbag, a fountain syringe or equivalent receptacle, in such manner that a person may know at a glance the temperature of the water contained in 'such syringe The attachment is capable of being made to rubber or other bags or vessels used in the irrigation of wounds, &c., before, during and.
after operations, it .being highly important in manycases that the exact temperature of the liquid contained in the vessel should be adequately known before such liquid is introduced into the wound, or is employed-for washing parts of the body.
The invention consists in the novel construction and combinationof the several parts, as will be hereinafter fully set forth, and pointed Reference is to be had to the accompanying drawings, forming a part of this specification,
in which similar figures and letters of reference indicate corresponding parts in all the views- Figure 1' is a sideelevation of a fountain syringe, the receiving receptacle of -which is illustrated as provided with the thermometer attachment. Fig. 2 is a'vertical section taken through the ,fountain of the syringe, practically on the line 2-2 of Fig. 1. Big. 3 is a view similar to Fig: 1, illustrating however a slight modification in themeans employed for placing and attaching the thermometer. Fig. 4. is a section taken essentially on the line 4+4 of Fig. 8; andFig. 5 is an enlarged sectional view'of the fountain of the syringe at thatportion where the bulb of the thermometer is introduced into the interior of the fountain.
shown in Figs. 1, 2 and 5, a tubular extension or pocket; 10 is formed preferably upon one sideface of the fountain of the syringe or other vessel near the lower edge thereof, the saidpooket or tubular extension having direct communication with the 'interior of the fountain. In' this event a tubular plug 12, is
introducedinto the open end of the pocket or ,7o tubular extension, the said-plug being provided with a shoulder near its lower end in order that it may not be readily -withdrawn Q from the pocket or extension,and with a peripherally threaded flange 13 at its upper or outer end. The body portion 14'of the thermometer tube B,-,is passed upward throughthe plug, the bulb C of. the tube extending preferably into the interior of the fountain;
and to that endthc bulb is made at an angle to the body of the thermometer tube, as is clearly shown in Fig. 5 A packing 15 is then placed upon the top of the flange of the plug, said packing being provided wit-h an opening through which the body of the thermometer tube'may extend, and'a gland 16is screwed upon the flange of the plug 2, compressing the packing 15, and veffecting awater-tight connection between theplug'and the body of s the thermometer tube. The body portion'of the thermometer tube, or that which is.ex
posed, is preferably attached to a plate 17 in any approved manner, upon which plate the degrees are recorded and in connection with which the indicating material of the ther-g mometer tube is read. The plate 17, may be attached to the exterior of the fountain in any approved manner, as for example, by straps extending across its upper portion, attached to or integral with the outer face of the fountain; but usually and preferably, a'
clip 18is attached to the-upper portion of the thermometer plate and connected with a' ring 19, which may be an appendage to a reinforcing strip 20, located at the upper portion 'of the fountain. y
In Figs. 3 and 4 we have illustrated a slight modification in the manner of locating and securing the bulb to the thermometer tube. In the said modified form a pocket 10, is formed upon the outer .face of the fountain or other vessel, adapted to receive within it the bulb of the thermometer tube and hold the same in close contact with one side surface of the fountain, thebulb being'meanwhileprotected by the pocket from the influence of currents of air passing over or surrounding the fountain. Otherwise the attachment of the reading plate on the body of the thermometer tube to the outside of the fountain may be made in the manner heretofore described; or in an equivalent manner.
-' Having thus described our invention, we
claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent- 7 l. A water bag provided on one side with a tubular projection or pocket to receive the the tubular projection or pocket and having a threaded flange at its upper end, and a gland screwing on the said flange, substantially'asdes'cribed. q
3; The combination of a water bag provided on one side "with a tubular projection or pocket leading into the interior of the bag, a;
bulb of a thermometer, and with means for tubular plug fitting in the extension, a gland on the plug, a thermometer having its bulb made 'atan angle to the body thereof, said bulb extending through the projection into the interior of the bag, and-means for securing the upper end of the thermometer to the bag, substantially as described. v
a a HENRY WEINHAGEN, FERDINAND KING. Witnesses j lL-H. W EINHAGEN, BENJ. F. DECKER.
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