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US781054A
US781054A US1904213754A US781054A US 781054 A US781054 A US 781054A US 1904213754 A US1904213754 A US 1904213754A US 781054 A US781054 A US 781054A
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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
    • F16K—VALVES; TAPS; COCKS; ACTUATING-FLOATS; DEVICES FOR VENTING OR AERATING
    • F16K3/00—Gate valves or sliding valves, i.e. cut-off apparatus with closing members having a sliding movement along the seat for opening and closing
    • F16K3/22—Gate valves or sliding valves, i.e. cut-off apparatus with closing members having a sliding movement along the seat for opening and closing with sealing faces shaped as surfaces of solids of revolution
    • F16K3/24—Gate valves or sliding valves, i.e. cut-off apparatus with closing members having a sliding movement along the seat for opening and closing with sealing faces shaped as surfaces of solids of revolution with cylindrical valve members
    • F16K3/26—Gate valves or sliding valves, i.e. cut-off apparatus with closing members having a sliding movement along the seat for opening and closing with sealing faces shaped as surfaces of solids of revolution with cylindrical valve members with fluid passages in the valve member
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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  • This invention has reference to a new and improved stop andwaste'cock, and has for its object a backwater-flow from the outletto the waste-cock through the valve-ch amber therein.
  • the invention consists of a waste-cock hava valve-chamber, controlled by a valve, and a waste-hole leading from the outlet ofithe waste-cock intothe top of the valve-ch amber,
  • Figure 1 is a vertical transverse section through the waste-cock
  • Fig. 2 is-a plan in cross-section through the valve-chamber and the waste-hole as the same would appear on the line a ([of Fig. 1. r
  • 1 denotes the body of the waste-cock, having the tubular portion 2 and the laterally-extended threaded tubular por tions 3 and 4.
  • the tubular portion 2 contains within its walls a valvechamber 5, and the tubular portions 3 and 4 form-an inlet to the valve-chamber and an outlet therefrom, it being understood that connection with it is had with a supply-pipe by the waste-cock, as at 3.
  • valve-stem 9 passes up through a stuflingbox 17 which has a threaded connection with the upper portion of the top 6, and 18 indicates suitable packing in the stuffing-box between the body thereof and the upper portion of the top 6.
  • ' .19 denotes an annular ring of suitable material which is carried around the enlarged body 11 of the stem, its periphery engaging with the inner wall of the tubular portion 2 of the waste-cock, and between the matching face of the ring 19 and the disk or flange 13 is carried a flexible ring 20 of some suitable school arranged a waste-hole 23, leading from the v outlet4 up and into the chamber 5, and in the wall of the tubularportion 2, opposite to v the opening of the waste-hole into the chamber 5, is disposed an outlet-opening 24.
  • the annular ring thereof is just beneath the opening of the waste-holes 23 and 24 into the chamber 5.
  • valvestem By the attachment of a valve or handwheel to the squared upper end of the valvestem the same may be raised so as to remove the washer 15 from the seats 16 and. form communication between the inlet 3 and the outlet 4.
  • the annular ring 19 will come in contact with an offset or flange 25 of the top 6, and the continued raising thereof will cause the enlarged portion 11 of the stem to pass through the ring, which will compress the flexible-ring 20, pressing it down tightly over the cone-shaped portion 12 of the stem, which will cause the same to expand and impinge the inner wall of the tubular portion 2 and be held tightly over or against the upper end of the waste-opening 23 and the outlet-opening 24 thereof, makingthesamewater-tightunderpressure.
  • the chamber 5 of the waste-cock being straight and smooth and the flange 13 and the ring 19 being fitted closely to the walls of the said chamber and working up and down therein would remove any projection that might adhere to the wall of the chamber, and thereby prevent any destruction to the flexible ring 20, facilitating in constructing a stop and waste-pipe which would not easily get out of repair.
  • the waste-hole is very positive, as the same has a good large waterway and no small complicated holes to fill up with foreign substances in the water.
  • a casing having a chamber communicating with an inlet and an outlet, a valvestem for controlling communication between the inlet and outlet, the same provided with a cone-shaped body and an annular flange, an annular ring carried on the stem, a flexible ring between the annular ring and the flange of the stem, and a waste-opening in the wall of the casing having communication with the outlet thereof and having an outlet through the chamber.
  • adevice of the class described the combination of a casing having an inlet and an outlet and a chamber communicating therewith, a waste -opening leading from the outlet through a wall of the casing to the upper portion of the chamber, and an outlet in the wall of the upper portion of the chamber opposite to the waste-opening, a stem operating in the chamber having a cone-shaped body portion and a flange integral with the body of the stem, a loose ring encircling the stem above the cone-shaped portion thereof and held in its normal raised position by a pin passing through the stem, and a flexible ring surrounding the cone-shaped portion of the stem between the flange and ring aforesaid, adapted, when the stem is raised, to be compressed and close the waste-opening and the outlet thereof in the chamber.
  • a stop and waste cock having a valvechamber and an inlet and outletcommunicating therewith, a top for the chamber, a valve-stem having a threaded connection with the top and having its lower portion thereof cone-shaped and provided with an integral flange, a loose ring carried around the stem above the cone portion thereof, a flexible ring on the cone portion of the stem interposed between its flange and the loose ring, a waste-opening leading from the outlet through the wall of the chamber and into the upper portion thereof, a waste-opening in the opposite wall of the said upper portion of the chamber, the said waste-openings adapted to be closed by the raising of the stem and compressing the flexible ring by pressure of the loose ring with a suitable offset of the said chamber.
  • a stop and waste cock In a stop and waste cock, the combination of a casing having a cylindrical chamber communicating with an inlet and an outlet, a valve-stem to move the valve proper to and from the valve-seat, a secondary valve in the said chamber, composed of two rings engaging the walls of said chamber, the lower ring integral with the valve-stem, the other ring sliding on the said stem, a flexible ring interposed between the said rings and around a cone shaped body, the loose ring bearing against the head of the chamber when the valve proper is open, to compress the flexible ring and swell it against the waste-openings 23 and 24, the said secondary valve covering these openings when the valve proper is open, and allowing communication between these said openings above the secondary valve when the valve proper is closed.

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PATENTED JAN. 31,;1905.
E. H..DO NAHOE; STOP AND WASTE 000K.- -APPLI 0AT ION' FILED JUNE 23,1904.
ing an outlet and an inlet c'ommunicatingwith' UNITED; STATES Patented January 31, 190 5.
. EDWVARD H. DONAHO E, OF PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
TOP AND WASTE cooK.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 781,054, dated January 31, 1905.
Application filed June 23, 1904. Serial No. 213,754.
To all whom, it may concern:
Be it known thatI, EDWARD H. DONAHOE, a citizen of the United States, residing at Peoria, in the county of Peoria and State of Illinois, have invented certain new and useful Improve ments in Stop and'Waste Cocks; and Ido hereby declare that the following is a full, clear,
and exact description of the invention, which will enable others skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use thesame.
This invention has reference to a new and improved stop andwaste'cock, and has for its object a backwater-flow from the outletto the waste-cock through the valve-ch amber therein.
The invention consists of a waste-cock hava valve-chamber, controlled by a valve, anda waste-hole leading from the outlet ofithe waste-cock intothe top of the valve-ch amber,
- waste-cock, which communicates with the chamber and the waste-hole when the valve is closed.
Further objects and aims of the invention will be understood from the following description and the drawings forming a part thereof,
Figure 1. is a vertical transverse section through the waste-cock, and Fig. 2 is-a plan in cross-section through the valve-chamber and the waste-hole as the same would appear on the line a ([of Fig. 1. r
In the drawings, 1 denotes the body of the waste-cock, having the tubular portion 2 and the laterally-extended threaded tubular por tions 3 and 4. The tubular portion 2 contains within its walls a valvechamber 5, and the tubular portions 3 and 4 form-an inlet to the valve-chamber and an outlet therefrom, it being understood that connection with it is had with a supply-pipe by the waste-cock, as at 3.
lowered to engage with the seat portions 16,'
suitably arranged in the chamber of the wastecock between the inlet and the outlet 3 and 4. The valve-stem 9 passes up through a stuflingbox 17 which has a threaded connection with the upper portion of the top 6, and 18 indicates suitable packing in the stuffing-box between the body thereof and the upper portion of the top 6.
' .19 denotes an annular ring of suitable material which is carried around the enlarged body 11 of the stem, its periphery engaging with the inner wall of the tubular portion 2 of the waste-cock, and between the matching face of the ring 19 and the disk or flange 13 is carried a flexible ring 20 of some suitable mais arranged a waste-hole 23, leading from the v outlet4 up and into the chamber 5, and in the wall of the tubularportion 2, opposite to v the opening of the waste-hole into the chamber 5, is disposed an outlet-opening 24. When the valve-stem is in its lowermost position, as seen in Fig. 1, the annular ring thereof is just beneath the opening of the waste- holes 23 and 24 into the chamber 5. 1
In the practical application'of myimproved stop and waste cock connection is made with a supply-pipe at 3, and a faucet or some other suitable connection is made with the cock, as
at 4. By the attachment of a valve or handwheel to the squared upper end of the valvestem the same may be raised so as to remove the washer 15 from the seats 16 and. form communication between the inlet 3 and the outlet 4. As the valve-stem is'raised the annular ring 19 will come in contact with an offset or flange 25 of the top 6, and the continued raising thereof will cause the enlarged portion 11 of the stem to pass through the ring, which will compress the flexible-ring 20, pressing it down tightly over the cone-shaped portion 12 of the stem, which will cause the same to expand and impinge the inner wall of the tubular portion 2 and be held tightly over or against the upper end of the waste-opening 23 and the outlet-opening 24 thereof, makingthesamewater-tightunderpressure. The water which will then enter the waste-cock will pass out through the outlet-opening 4. Closing down the stem 9 will release the pressure on the flexible ring 20 and permit it and the annular ring 19 to assume its former shape, substantially as is seen in Fig; 1, and upon the closing down of the washer 15 on the valve-seat 16 any waste water in the pipe attached to the outlet 4: flows up through the waste-hole 23 into the chamber 5 and out through the opening 24, the outlet 4 and the pipe connected therewith remaining empty until the valve is again turned on.
The chamber 5 of the waste-cock being straight and smooth and the flange 13 and the ring 19 being fitted closely to the walls of the said chamber and working up and down therein would remove any projection that might adhere to the wall of the chamber, and thereby prevent any destruction to the flexible ring 20, facilitating in constructing a stop and waste-pipe which would not easily get out of repair. The waste-hole is very positive, as the same has a good large waterway and no small complicated holes to fill up with foreign substances in the water.
Having thus fully described my invention, what 1 claim, and desire to secure by Letters Patent of the United States, is
1. In a device of the class described, the combination of a casing having a chamber communicating with an inlet and an outlet, a valvestem for controlling communication between the inlet and outlet, the same provided with a cone-shaped body and an annular flange, an annular ring carried on the stem,a flexible ring between the annular ring and the flange of the stem, and a waste-opening in the wall of the casing having communication with the outlet thereof and having an outlet through the chamber.
2. ln adevice of the class described,the combination of a casing having an inlet and an outlet and a chamber communicating therewith, a waste -opening leading from the outlet through a wall of the casing to the upper portion of the chamber, and an outlet in the wall of the upper portion of the chamber opposite to the waste-opening, a stem operating in the chamber having a cone-shaped body portion and a flange integral with the body of the stem, a loose ring encircling the stem above the cone-shaped portion thereof and held in its normal raised position by a pin passing through the stem, and a flexible ring surrounding the cone-shaped portion of the stem between the flange and ring aforesaid, adapted, when the stem is raised, to be compressed and close the waste-opening and the outlet thereof in the chamber.
3. A stop and waste cock having a valvechamber and an inlet and outletcommunicating therewith, a top for the chamber, a valve-stem having a threaded connection with the top and having its lower portion thereof cone-shaped and provided with an integral flange, a loose ring carried around the stem above the cone portion thereof, a flexible ring on the cone portion of the stem interposed between its flange and the loose ring, a waste-opening leading from the outlet through the wall of the chamber and into the upper portion thereof, a waste-opening in the opposite wall of the said upper portion of the chamber, the said waste-openings adapted to be closed by the raising of the stem and compressing the flexible ring by pressure of the loose ring with a suitable offset of the said chamber.
4:. In a stop and waste cock, the combination of a casing having a cylindrical chamber communicating with an inlet and an outlet, a valve-stem to move the valve proper to and from the valve-seat, a secondary valve in the said chamber, composed of two rings engaging the walls of said chamber, the lower ring integral with the valve-stem, the other ring sliding on the said stem, a flexible ring interposed between the said rings and around a cone shaped body, the loose ring bearing against the head of the chamber when the valve proper is open, to compress the flexible ring and swell it against the waste- openings 23 and 24, the said secondary valve covering these openings when the valve proper is open, and allowing communication between these said openings above the secondary valve when the valve proper is closed.
In testimony whereof I aflix my signature in presence of two witnesses.
CHAS. LA PORTE, Com (J. JouNs.
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