US777053A - Adjustable flushing-nozzle. - Google Patents

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US777053A
US777053A US16713703A US1903167137A US777053A US 777053 A US777053 A US 777053A US 16713703 A US16713703 A US 16713703A US 1903167137 A US1903167137 A US 1903167137A US 777053 A US777053 A US 777053A
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  • My invention relates to street-tlushing devices; and its principal objects are to vary the height of the deli very-orilice from the surface of the pavement, to vary the angle at which the flushing-stream is delivered, to vary the size of the delivery-orifice, and other objects hereinafter appearing.
  • My invention consists in the parts and in the arrangements and combinations of parts hereinafter described.
  • Figure l is a vertical longitudinal section through my adjustable flushing-nozzle.
  • Fig. 2 is a horizontal section taken on the line 2 2 oi Fig. l, the parts below the flange 9 being omitted; and
  • Fig. 3 is a horizontal section taken on the line 3 3 of Fig. 1.
  • a casing l is provided near its upper end with a laterally-extending cylindrical section 2, having a flange 3, by means of which the nozzle is connected to the usual delivery-pipe of a tank.
  • the lower portion or' the casingl is cylindrical in shape, so as to receive the cylindrical upper portion 5 oi the connectingsection 4.
  • the portion 5 is so fitted as to permit its reciprocation in the casing l, the joint being made water-tight in the usual manner by means of the flanged packing-ring 6 and the gasket 7, the pressure on the gasket being exerted by means of bolts 8 passing' through the flanged packing-ring 6 and the flange 9 on the casing l.
  • the section i is provided 50 with an integral spider l0, having a hole at its center for the reception of the lower end oi' the adjusting-screw Il.
  • the adjusting-screw ll passes through a screwthreaded opening in the top of the casing .l and is provided with a hand-wheel l2 at its upper end. It is screwthreaded throughout a portion only of its length and is reduced in section at its lower end, so to provide a shoulder which rests on the spider l() and between which and a nut 14 the 60 spider 10 is held, so that the section fi will move vertically with the screw 1l, but independent rotary motion oit' the screw Il will be permitted.
  • the lower portion oi' the section 4l is given 65 a concave spherical shape to lit the spherical upper portion 16 of the delivery-section l5.
  • the portion 16 is retained in the socket of the section e by means of a flanged socket 17.
  • the delivery-section l5 is provided with a de- 75 livery-orilice between spreading lips 2() and 2l.
  • the lips 2O and 21 terminate at either side with projections 22, through which bolts 23 pass.
  • washers 24, forln- 80 ing the side walls ot the delivery-orilioe and through which also the bolts E23 pass. This arrangement provides for the adjustment of the vertical dimension of the delivery-orifice.
  • the delivery/section l5 is preferably a single 8 5 casting and is preferably made ot cast-steel and is thus capable of sustaining the spring necessary ior the requisite adjustment.
  • the section l5 is a screwthreaded hole 24, through which access tothe interior may be had.
  • the hole 2li is normally closed by a screw-threaded plug 25.
  • the connecting-section 4 and the delivery-section 15 may be raised and lowered so as to vary the height of the delivery-orice above the surface of the pavement.
  • the angle from the horizontal at which the stream is delivered is varied by turning the deliverysection 15 about in the spherical socket of the section 4 to the desired degree. 1V hen adjusted, the section is clamped in position by tightening' the nuts on the bolts 19, so as to clamp the spherical portion 16 in its socket.
  • the vertical width of the delivery-orilice is adjusted by tightening' or loosening the nuts on the bolts 23, so as to compress or release the washers 24C and draw the lips 20 21 together or permit them to spring apart.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising a section for connection with a supply-pipe, and a delivery-section depending below said section and provided at its lower end with a delivery-orifice in a plane at an angle to the longitudinal axis of the nozzle, said. sections being relatively longitudinally adjustable to a material extent Without modifying the width of said deliveryoriiice, and the longitudinal axis of the nozzle being vertical, whereby the stream may be delivered at variable heights from the ground.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising a section for connection with a supply-pipe, a deliverysection depending' below said section and having near its lower end a discharge-orifice in a plane at an angle to the longitudinal axis of the nozzle, and means connecting said sections to have relative longitudinal adjustment and angular adjustment, whereby the stream may be delivered at variable heights from the ground and at variable angles to the surface.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section,adelivery-section connected to the said connecting-section and means connecting the said casing and connecting-section so as to permit relative adjustment longitudinally of the nozzle, the longitudinal axis of the nozzle being vertical.
  • a iiushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section telescoping within the said casing, means for relatively longitudinally adjusting the said casing and section, and av delivery-section connected to the said connecting-section, the longitudinal axis of the nozzle being vertical.
  • a iushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section telescoping within the said casing, a screw loosely engaging said connecting-section and having' screw-threaded engagement with said casing whereby the Said section and casing may be relatively adjusted, and a delivery-sectionv connected to said connecting-section.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section connected to the said casing, a delivery-section adjustably connected to the said connecting-section.
  • a iiushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section connected to the said casing, a delivery-section connected to the said connecting-section so as to permit relative angular adjustment of the said delivery-section.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising acasing, a connecting-section connected to the saidcasing, a delivery-section and a universal joint connecting said connecting-section and delivery-section.
  • a iushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section connected to said casing, a delivery-section connected to the said connecting-section by a universal joint provided with means for fixing the said section in any position oi adjustment.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section adjustably connected to the said casing and a delivery-section adjustably connected to said connecting-section.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section longitudinally adjustably connected'to the said casing and a deliverysection angularly adjustably connected to the said connecting-section.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section telescoping' within said casing, and a delivery-section connected to said connecting-section by a universal joint.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a delivery-section having an adjustable delivery-orilice, a longitudinally-adjustable connection between said casing and delivery-section, said delivery-section being adjustable without changing the adjustment of said orilice, and means for fixing said delivery-section in any position of adjustment.
  • a flushing-nozzle comprising a casing for connection with a supply-pipe, a connecting-section depending' below said easing and connected thereto by a joint permitting relative adjustment of said sections, and a delivery-section depending vbelow said connectingsection and connected thereto by a joint permitting' relative adjustment of said connecting and delivery sections, one of said joints being a universal joint.
  • a iushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connectingsection adjustably connected with said casing and a delivery-section connected with said connecting-section and having an adjustable delivery-orifice.
  • a ushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connectingsection connected therewith, means for relatively longitudinally adjusting said casing and section, a delivery-section an- IOO IIO
  • orioe in a plane at an angle to the longitudinal axis of the nozzle, and means adjustably connecting the said easing and delivery-seotion, said parts being' relatively longitudinally adjustable without modifying the width of said delivery-orifice and the axis ot' the nozzle being vertical.

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PATENTED DEG. 6, 1904.
LT. C. WILSON.
ADJUSTABLE FLUSHING NOZZLE.
APPLIOATION FILED JULY 27, 1903.
N0 MODEL.
Inf/enr 1M/QQ hf i Aff@ Patented December 6, 190/1'.
artnr OFFICE..
JAMES C. WILSON, OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, ASSIGNOR TO ST. LOUIS STREET FLUSI-IINC- MACHINE COMPANY, OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
A CORPORATION.
ADJUSTABLE FLUSHING|NOZZLE.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 777,053, dated December 6, 1904.
Application filed July 27, 1903. Serial No. 167,137. (No model.)
To @llink/0m, it ntf/,y concern:
Be itknown that I, JAMES C. WILSON, a citizen of the United States, and a resident of the city oi St. Louisand State oli' Missouri, have invented a new and uset'ul Adjustable Flushing-Nozzle, of which the following is a specilication.
My invention relates to street-tlushing devices; and its principal objects are to vary the height of the deli very-orilice from the surface of the pavement, to vary the angle at which the flushing-stream is delivered, to vary the size of the delivery-orifice, and other objects hereinafter appearing.
My invention consists in the parts and in the arrangements and combinations of parts hereinafter described.
In the accompanying drawings, which form a part or' this specilication, and wherein like symbols refer to like parts wherever they oceur, Figure l is a vertical longitudinal section through my adjustable flushing-nozzle.. Fig. 2 is a horizontal section taken on the line 2 2 oi Fig. l, the parts below the flange 9 being omitted; and Fig. 3 is a horizontal section taken on the line 3 3 of Fig. 1.
In flushing streets it is desirable to use different amounts of water and to` apply the stream at dill'erent angles, depending' upon the character oi' the pavement. By my invention I am enabled to adjust the tlushing-nozzle so as to apply the water, both asto amount and direction, in a manner proper for the pavement beingI flushed.
A casing l is provided near its upper end with a laterally-extending cylindrical section 2, having a flange 3, by means of which the nozzle is connected to the usual delivery-pipe of a tank. The lower portion or' the casingl is cylindrical in shape, so as to receive the cylindrical upper portion 5 oi the connectingsection 4. The portion 5 is so fitted as to permit its reciprocation in the casing l, the joint being made water-tight in the usual manner by means of the flanged packing-ring 6 and the gasket 7, the pressure on the gasket being exerted by means of bolts 8 passing' through the flanged packing-ring 6 and the flange 9 on the casing l.
At its upper end the section i is provided 50 with an integral spider l0, having a hole at its center for the reception of the lower end oi' the adjusting-screw Il. The adjusting-screw ll passes through a screwthreaded opening in the top of the casing .l and is provided with a hand-wheel l2 at its upper end. It is screwthreaded throughout a portion only of its length and is reduced in section at its lower end, so to provide a shoulder which rests on the spider l() and between which and a nut 14 the 60 spider 10 is held, so that the section fi will move vertically with the screw 1l, but independent rotary motion oit' the screw Il will be permitted.
The lower portion oi' the section 4l: is given 65 a concave spherical shape to lit the spherical upper portion 16 of the delivery-section l5. The portion 16 is retained in the socket of the section e by means of a flanged socket 17. se-
cured tothe ilange 18 of the section 4 by means 70 of bolts 19.` Aball-and-socket joint between the connecting-section a and the delivery-section 15 is thus provided, whereby universal adjustment of the delivery-section is possible. The delivery-section l5 is provided with a de- 75 livery-orilice between spreading lips 2() and 2l. The lips 2O and 21 terminate at either side with projections 22, through which bolts 23 pass. Between the upper and lower projections 22 at either side are washers 24, forln- 80 ing the side walls ot the delivery-orilioe and through which also the bolts E23 pass. This arrangement provides for the adjustment of the vertical dimension of the delivery-orifice. The delivery/section l5 is preferably a single 8 5 casting and is preferably made ot cast-steel and is thus capable of sustaining the spring necessary ior the requisite adjustment. At the lower part oi the section l5 is a screwthreaded hole 24, through which access tothe interior may be had. The hole 2li is normally closed by a screw-threaded plug 25.
The operation of the nozzle is as follows:
By rotation ol the hand-wheel 123 and the screw 11 the connecting-section 4 and the delivery-section 15 may be raised and lowered so as to vary the height of the delivery-orice above the surface of the pavement. The angle from the horizontal at which the stream is delivered is varied by turning the deliverysection 15 about in the spherical socket of the section 4 to the desired degree. 1V hen adjusted, the section is clamped in position by tightening' the nuts on the bolts 19, so as to clamp the spherical portion 16 in its socket. The vertical width of the delivery-orilice is adjusted by tightening' or loosening the nuts on the bolts 23, so as to compress or release the washers 24C and draw the lips 20 21 together or permit them to spring apart.
Obviously the construction hereinbefore described admits of considerable modification without departing from my invention, and I do not wish to be restricted to the specic construction hereinbefore described.
What I claim as my invention, and desire to secure 'by Letters Patent. is
1. A flushing-nozzle comprising a section for connection with a supply-pipe, and a delivery-section depending below said section and provided at its lower end with a delivery-orifice in a plane at an angle to the longitudinal axis of the nozzle, said. sections being relatively longitudinally adjustable to a material extent Without modifying the width of said deliveryoriiice, and the longitudinal axis of the nozzle being vertical, whereby the stream may be delivered at variable heights from the ground.
2. A flushing-nozzle comprising a section for connection with a supply-pipe, a deliverysection depending' below said section and having near its lower end a discharge-orifice in a plane at an angle to the longitudinal axis of the nozzle, and means connecting said sections to have relative longitudinal adjustment and angular adjustment, whereby the stream may be delivered at variable heights from the ground and at variable angles to the surface.
3. A flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section,adelivery-section connected to the said connecting-section and means connecting the said casing and connecting-section so as to permit relative adjustment longitudinally of the nozzle, the longitudinal axis of the nozzle being vertical.
1. A iiushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section telescoping within the said casing, means for relatively longitudinally adjusting the said casing and section, and av delivery-section connected to the said connecting-section, the longitudinal axis of the nozzle being vertical.
5. A iushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section telescoping within the said casing, a screw loosely engaging said connecting-section and having' screw-threaded engagement with said casing whereby the Said section and casing may be relatively adjusted, and a delivery-sectionv connected to said connecting-section.
6. A flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section connected to the said casing, a delivery-section adjustably connected to the said connecting-section.
7. A iiushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section connected to the said casing, a delivery-section connected to the said connecting-section so as to permit relative angular adjustment of the said delivery-section.
8. A flushing-nozzle comprising acasing, a connecting-section connected to the saidcasing, a delivery-section and a universal joint connecting said connecting-section and delivery-section.
9. A iushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section connected to said casing, a delivery-section connected to the said connecting-section by a universal joint provided with means for fixing the said section in any position oi adjustment.
10. A flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section adjustably connected to the said casing and a delivery-section adjustably connected to said connecting-section.
11. A flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section longitudinally adjustably connected'to the said casing and a deliverysection angularly adjustably connected to the said connecting-section.
12. A flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connecting-section telescoping' within said casing, and a delivery-section connected to said connecting-section by a universal joint. y
13. A flushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a delivery-section having an adjustable delivery-orilice, a longitudinally-adjustable connection between said casing and delivery-section, said delivery-section being adjustable without changing the adjustment of said orilice, and means for fixing said delivery-section in any position of adjustment.
14. A flushing-nozzle comprising a casing for connection with a supply-pipe, a connecting-section depending' below said easing and connected thereto by a joint permitting relative adjustment of said sections, and a delivery-section depending vbelow said connectingsection and connected thereto by a joint permitting' relative adjustment of said connecting and delivery sections, one of said joints being a universal joint.
15. A iushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connectingsection adjustably connected with said casing and a delivery-section connected with said connecting-section and having an adjustable delivery-orifice.
16. A ushing-nozzle comprising a casing, a connectingsection connected therewith, means for relatively longitudinally adjusting said casing and section, a delivery-section an- IOO IIO
orioe in a plane at an angle to the longitudinal axis of the nozzle, and means adjustably connecting the said easing and delivery-seotion, said parts being' relatively longitudinally adjustable without modifying the width of said delivery-orifice and the axis ot' the nozzle being vertical.
In testimony whereof l have signed. my name to this specification, in the presence of two subscribing; witnesses, this 24th day of July,
JAS. C. WILSON. Witnesses:
JAMES A. CARR, J. B. MEGOWN.
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US3454248A (en) * 1966-07-08 1969-07-08 Elitex Zavody Textilniho Nozzle holder
US4320695A (en) * 1979-05-10 1982-03-23 Ab Svenska Flaktfabriken Air diffuser
US4497664A (en) * 1982-10-07 1985-02-05 Alsthom-Atlantique Erosion of a solid surface with a cavitating liquid jet
US4697742A (en) * 1985-04-15 1987-10-06 Premier Industrial Corporation Adjustable and securable fluid pipe joint and nozzle coupling unit
US6299494B1 (en) * 2000-06-09 2001-10-09 Outboard Marine Corporation Articulating nozzle assembly for water jet apparatus

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US3454248A (en) * 1966-07-08 1969-07-08 Elitex Zavody Textilniho Nozzle holder
US4320695A (en) * 1979-05-10 1982-03-23 Ab Svenska Flaktfabriken Air diffuser
US4497664A (en) * 1982-10-07 1985-02-05 Alsthom-Atlantique Erosion of a solid surface with a cavitating liquid jet
US4697742A (en) * 1985-04-15 1987-10-06 Premier Industrial Corporation Adjustable and securable fluid pipe joint and nozzle coupling unit
US6299494B1 (en) * 2000-06-09 2001-10-09 Outboard Marine Corporation Articulating nozzle assembly for water jet apparatus

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