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US673977A
US673977A US1249400A US1900012494A US673977A US 673977 A US673977 A US 673977A US 1249400 A US1249400 A US 1249400A US 1900012494 A US1900012494 A US 1900012494A US 673977 A US673977 A US 673977A
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  • My invention relates to a novel construction of burner for burning oil for the purpose of generating heat and which is especially adapted for heating air in air-heaters and for other analogous purposes.
  • the oil-burner consists of a shallow vessel, preferably rectangular in form, which is placed in a flue leading into a chamber or duct through which the products of combustion escape in an apparatus wherein my said burner is used.
  • Figure 1 is a vertical section of my improved oil-burner and the horizontal flue with adjustable door leading into avertical flue.
  • Fig. 2 is a front elevation of the side flue and the door thereof.
  • Fig. 3 is a horizontal section of the same on the line a 66, Fig. 2.
  • Fig. 4 is a part transverse section of the frontpnd of the flue and its contained burner shown as passed into or through the shell of a furnace or other receptacle wherein the same is or may be used.
  • my oil-burner consists of the bottom portion Q, the oil-pipes O and O, and the baffle-plates R and R, all" operating together in the fine or duct D, provided with a door S, wherein there is an opening provided with a second door, T for regulating the quantity of air passed into the burner, as now to be described.
  • the front part of the flue or duct D is provided with oil receiving and discharging pipes O 0, respectively, the upper ends of which are not shown in the drawings, but are provided with funnel-shaped heads, whereinto the oil to be burned is dropped in regulated quantities from any convenient tank or other receptacle containing or holding such oil.
  • the oil thus dropped into the receiving and discharging pipes O and O is regulated in l quantity by one or more valves or taps, so
  • the lower ends of the pipes O and O are inclined inward, as shown, and the oil dropping from them falls into the bot tom and inner end of the burner Q, which rests on the front end of the due or duct D.
  • the front end of the burner Q is provided with inclined fingers or ba'ffleplates R R, and the inner end of the burner is also provided with two more baffles R R, the effect of these baffles B R and R B being to distribute and commingle the heat, flame, and products of combustion as they are generated on the ignition of the drops of oil falling. from the inclined lower ends of the pipes O 0, thereby insuring more perfect combustion.
  • the heating apparatus is provided with the hinged door S, and in this door an opening is formed across the front thereof, provided with the door T, hinged at its upper part to the front of the door S, as shown at Figs. 1 and 4.
  • This door T has attached to its lower end circular inclined handle U, whose inner under part has ratchet-teeth V out therein for the purpose of communicating with the upper edge of the opening in the door S.
  • ratchet-teeth V By means of these ratchet-teeth V the door T can be held open so as to give any desired width of air-space for the air to pass to the burner.

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No. 673,977. Patented May l4, l90l. J. A. CLARK.
0H. BURNER 0B HEATER. A iimmn filed Apr. 11, 1900.)
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JOSEPH ALEXANDER CLARK, OF LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.
OIL BURNER OR HEATER.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent N 0. 673,977. dated May 14, 1901.
Application filed April 11, 1900. Serial No. 12,494. (No model.)
have invented a certain new and useful Im-' proved Apparatus Consisting of an Oil Burner or Heater, of which the following is a full, clear, and exact description or specification, reference being had to the annexed drawings and to the letters marked thereon.
My invention relates to a novel construction of burner for burning oil for the purpose of generating heat and which is especially adapted for heating air in air-heaters and for other analogous purposes.
The oil-burner consists of a shallow vessel, preferably rectangular in form, which is placed in a flue leading into a chamber or duct through which the products of combustion escape in an apparatus wherein my said burner is used.
On the annexed drawings, Figure 1 is a vertical section of my improved oil-burner and the horizontal flue with adjustable door leading into avertical flue. Fig. 2 is a front elevation of the side flue and the door thereof. Fig. 3 is a horizontal section of the same on the line a 66, Fig. 2. Fig. 4 is a part transverse section of the frontpnd of the flue and its contained burner shown as passed into or through the shell of a furnace or other receptacle wherein the same is or may be used.
As shown by Figs. 1, 2, and 3, my oil-burner consists of the bottom portion Q, the oil-pipes O and O, and the baffle-plates R and R, all" operating together in the fine or duct D, provided witha door S, wherein there is an opening provided with a second door, T for regulating the quantity of air passed into the burner, as now to be described.
The front part of the flue or duct D is provided with oil receiving and discharging pipes O 0, respectively, the upper ends of which are not shown in the drawings, but are provided with funnel-shaped heads, whereinto the oil to be burned is dropped in regulated quantities from any convenient tank or other receptacle containing or holding such oil. The oil thus dropped into the receiving and discharging pipes O and O is regulated in l quantity by one or more valves or taps, so
that just such quantity of oil as may be required to produce the necessary combustion and heat of the burner and to be distributed throughout the heating apparatus is thereby regulated. The lower ends of the pipes O and O are inclined inward, as shown, and the oil dropping from them falls into the bot tom and inner end of the burner Q, which rests on the front end of the due or duct D. The front end of the burner Q is provided with inclined fingers or ba'ffleplates R R, and the inner end of the burner is also provided with two more baffles R R, the effect of these baffles B R and R B being to distribute and commingle the heat, flame, and products of combustion as they are generated on the ignition of the drops of oil falling. from the inclined lower ends of the pipes O 0, thereby insuring more perfect combustion.
For the supply of the quantity of air necessary to enter into combination with the oil and for effecting combustion thereof as it drops from the lower inclined ends of the pipes O O the heating apparatus is provided with the hinged door S, and in this door an opening is formed across the front thereof, provided with the door T, hinged at its upper part to the front of the door S, as shown at Figs. 1 and 4. This door T has attached to its lower end circular inclined handle U, whose inner under part has ratchet-teeth V out therein for the purpose of communicating with the upper edge of the opening in the door S. By means of these ratchet-teeth V the door T can be held open so as to give any desired width of air-space for the air to pass to the burner.
Having now described the nature of my said invention and the best system, mode, or manner which I am at present acquainted with for carrying the same into practical effect, I desire to observe in conclusion that what I consider to be novel and original, and therefore claim as the invention to be secured to me by Letters Patent, is as follows:
The combination of the combustion-chamber provided with an exit-flue and with an air-inlet door, a burner-pan situated in said chamber in proximity to the door, pipes arranged one in front of the other for supplymy hand and seal, in the presence of two subing oil to said pan, said pan being provided scribing witnesses, this 17th day of March, with baffies between the points at which oil 1899.
is supplied and the exit-flue of the combus- JOSEPH ALEXANDER CLARK. [L. s] tion-ehamber, substantially as hereinbefore Witnesses: described. ST. JOHN DAY,
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set E. O. SIMONS.
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