US708978A

US708978A - Burner for oil.

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Publication number: US708978A
Application number: US8269201A
Authority: US
Inventors: Oliver Tillman
Original assignee: CHARLES SIMARD
Current assignee: CHARLES SIMARD
Priority date: 1901-11-18
Filing date: 1901-11-18
Publication date: 1902-09-09
Anticipated expiration: 1919-09-09

Description

' Pa tented Sept. 9, I902. 0. TILLMAN.

BURNER FOB OIL.

(Application filed Nov. 18, 1901.)

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BURNER'FOR OIL.

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ATTORNEX UNITED STATES PATENT OLIVER TILLMAN, OF SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, ASSIGNOR TO CHARLES SIMARD, OF SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA.

BURNER FOR OIL.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 708,978, dated September 9, 1902.

Application filed November 18, 19 01. Serial No. 82,692. (No model.)

To all whom it may concern: tor-supply pipe 13. Said water-supply pipe Be it known that I, OLIVER TILLMAN, a citihas three coils resting on the top of a pan 14, zen of the United States, residing at San Jose, the use of said pan being to hold the flames in the county of Santa Clara and State of Oalicoming from the nozzles and concentrate them fornia, have invented certain new and useful upon saidwater-pipe coils. By this construco Improvements in Vaporizers and Burners for tion the water in said water-pipes is very Oil, of which the following is a specification. highly heated, so that it passes by the up- My invention relates to improvements in right pipe into the end 16 of the steamvaporizers and burners for oil, the object of drum, where it is exposed to the heat of the 10 my invention being to provide an apparatus flames reflected from the water-pipes and pan of this character which shall be simple in conand rising up against the under side of said struction and economical in operation. drum, whereby the water in said drum is con- The device is used for generating steam or verted into steam. Steam is first generated for heating or cooking purposes. It is of by kindling-wood or other suitable material 15 special utility for kitchen stoves or ranges. in the pan 14. The drum 7 is supported by My invention therefore resides in the novel bars 17 upon the pan 14:. construction, combination, and arrangement I claimof parts for the above ends hereinafter fully l. Thecombination of the steam-drum, the specified, and particularly pointed out in the water-pipe leading thereto, the pan in which 20 claims. said water-pipe is coiled, the spreader above In the accompanying drawings, Figure 1 is said pan and below said drum, the'steam-pipe a top plan view of my improved device, cerissuing from said drum, the oil-supply pipe tain parts being shown in section. Fig. 2 is leading into said steam-pipe, the branch at side view of the same. Fig. 3 is an end steam-pipes into which the oil and steam flow, 25 View of the same. and. the nozzles terminating said branch pipes Referring to the drawings, 1 represents the and discharging against said spreader, suboil-supply pipe, controlled by the angle-valve stantially as described. 2 and admitted by means of a pipe-section 3 2. The combination of the steam-drum, the into the interior of a steam-pipe 4. The water-pipe leading thereto, the pan in which 30 amount of opening of the oil-pipe into said said Water-pipe is coiled, the spreader above steam-pipe is regulated by means of the valve said pan and below said drum, the steam pipe 5. (Shown in section in Fig. 1.) issuing from said drum, the oil-supply pipe The steam-pipe 6, coming from the steamleading into said steam-pipe, the branch drum 7, leads to a point 8, directly beneath steam-pipes into which the oil and steam flow, 35 the middle of said steam-drum, where it dithe nozzles terminating said branch pipes and vides into two branches 9, the ends of which discharging against said spreader, and the are bent around to form nozzles 10, and in orwire-gauze in said nozzles, substantially as der to finely divide and vaporize the oil emergdescribed. ingtherefrom said nozzlesare filled with wire- In witness whereof I have hereunto set my 4o gauze, as shown at 11. The oil is thus vaphand in the presence of two subscribing witorized by the steam on its emergence from nesses.

said nozzles and can be burned at the nozzles. OLIVER TILLMAN. The flames and products of combustion im- Witnesses: pinge upon a spreader 12, which is in the form M. E. FORD,

5 of a pyramid and rests upon the top of a wa- H. W. MOCOMAS.