US833045A

US833045A - Device for feeding anti-incrustation compounds to steam-boilers.

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Publication number: US833045A
Authority: US
Inventors: Henry W Graese
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1906-04-17
Filing date: 1906-04-17
Publication date: 1906-10-09
Anticipated expiration: 1923-10-09

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No. 833,045. 1 PATENTED OCT. 9, 1906.

H. W. GRAESE. I

DEVICE FOR FEEDING ANTI -INGRUSTATION COMPOUNDS T0 STEAM BOILERS APPLICATION'IILBD APB..17.1908.

UNITED STATES",

PATENT OFFICE.

HENRY W. GRAESE, OF CANOVA, SOUTH DAKOTA. DEVICE FOR FEEDING ANT I-INCRUSTATION COMPOUNDS T STEAM-BOILERS.

Specification of Letters Patent.

Patented Oct. 9, 1906.

Application filed April 1'7, 1906. Serial No. 312,152-

To all whom, it may concern:

Be it known that I, HENRY W. GRAESE, a citizen of the United States, residing at Canova, in the county of Miner and State of South Dakota, have invented new and useful Improvements in Devices for Feedin Anti- Incrustation Compounds to Steamoilers,

of which the following is a specification.

My invention relates to devices for feeding anti-incrustation compounds to steam-boilers; and its primary object is to provide a novel and hi hly useful device of this charace compound is injected into the boiler.

vide a device of this character wherein the receptacle-carrying the anti-incrustation compound is provided with a plunger which is adapted'to be moved in one direction by steam-pressure to feed the compound and in another direction manually to refill the receptacle.

With the above-and other objects in view the invention consists in the construction, combination, and arrangement of parts hereinafter fully described, claimed, and illustrated in the accompanying drawing, wherein the figure is a view in side elevation of a device constructed in accordance with -mv invention, the receptacle and a portion of the water-supply pipe eing in section. Referring to the drawing by reference-numerals, 1 designates a water-supply pipe which is connected to any suitable water-supply and to a boiler. A'trap 2 is interposed in the pipe 1, and a check-valve 3 is interposed therein at a point between the trap and boiler. Secured to and rising vertically from the pipe 1 is a supporting member 4, which carnes at its upper end a union 5. A steamsupply pipe 6 has one end connected to and communicating with the steam-dome of a boiler and its other end connected to and communicating with the union 5, and interposed in the steam-supply pipe 6 is a valve 7. A rece taclewhich is adapted to contain a supply of antiincrustation compound has its lower end in communication with the watersupply pipe 1 at a point intermediate the water-supply and boller by means of a pipe 9. The pipe 9 is provided with a needle-valve -l 1 by means of which the supply of the anti-incrustation compound to the feed-water may be regulated. A reservoir 12 communicates at its lower end with the lower end of the re- A further object of the invention is to proceptacle 8 and is adapted to contain a su ply of anti-incrustation compound and rom which. the receptacle is supplied therewith. The reservoir 12 is connected to the receptacle 8 by means of a ipe 13, provided with a valve 14, which is a apted to be 0 ened to permit the rece tacle to be su p ied and which is adapte to be closed a ter the receptacle has been supplied to prevent the pressure under which the anti-incrustation compound within the receptacle is subjected from forcing the same back into the reservoir 12. A plunger 15 is movably mounted within the receptacle 8 and is provided with a plunger-rod 16, which projects out through the upper end of the receptacle and by means of which the plunger may be moved to withdraw the anti-incrustation compound from the reservoir 12 into the receptacle 8. A pipe 17 communicates with the steam-supply pipe 6 and-With the u per end of the receptacle 8 at a point above the plunger 15, whereby steam maybe conveyed into the receptacle at a point above the plun er to cause the plunger to move downward y and force the anti-incrustation compound through the pipe 9, valve 11, and into the water-supply pipe 1. The pipe 17 is provided with a valve 18, by means of which the steam-supply to the receptacle may be established, out off, or regulated. A gravity operating-valve 19 is mounted Within the water-supply pipe 1 and is adapted to closenormally the lower end of the pipe 9, whereby water passing through the pipe 1 will be prevented from entering the receptacle 8, but which is adapted to permit the anti-incrustation compound to be injected into the pipe 1. The receptacle 8 is provided with valves 21, by means of which the condensed steam and anti-incrustation compound may be removed from the receptacle.

The operation of the device may be stated in the following manner: When it is desired to let feed-water into a boiler, the valve 20 in the water-supply pipe 1 is opened and the valves 7 and 18 in the steam-supply pipes 6 and 17. are also opened. Thereupon water passes through the supply-pipe 1 into the boiler, while steam passes through the steamsupply pipes 6 and 17 into the receptacle 8 at a point above the plunger 15. The steam pressure above the plunger 15 causes the same to'descen'd and eject the anti-incrustation compound contained Within the receptacle into the column of water flowing through the pipe 1. The quantity of anti-incrustation compound injected into the column of water may be regulated by means of the valve 11, while the pressure under which the compound is injected may be regulated by the valves 7 and 18. After the supply of anti-incrustation compound contained within the receptacle has been exhausted the valves 7, 18, and 20 are closed and the valve 14 opened, after which the plunger 15 is moved upward within the receptacle 8 This upward movement of the plunger draws the anti-incrustation compound into the receptacle 8 from the reservoir 12. After the receptacle 8 has been resupplied the valve 14 is'closed and the valves 7 18, and 2,0 opened,

parting from the spirit or sacrificing any of the advantages thereof.

Ha g fully described and illustrated my invention, what I claim is- 1. In a device of the character described, the combination with a feed-water-supply pipe, of a receptacle adapted to contain an anti-incrustation com ound and in communication with the supply-pipe, aneedle-valve interposed between the receptacle and supply-pipe, a gravity-operating valve located within the supplyipe to prevent water entering the receptac e from the supply-pipe, a reservoir in communication with the rece tacle, a lunger movably mounted within t e receptac e, a plunger-rod connected to the plunger and projecting outward from the receptacle, and a steam-pipe in communication with the receptacle at a point above the pluner. g 2. In a device of the character described, the combination with a feed-water-supply pipe, of a receptacle containing an anti-1ncrustation compound and communicating with the supply-pipe, a gravity-operated valve to prevent water entering the receptacle from the supply-pipe, a plunger movably mounted within the receptacle, and a steampipe communicating with the receptacle at a point above the plunger, I

3. In a device of the character described,

the combination with a feed-water-supply pipe, of a receptacle containing an anti-1ncrustation com ound and communicating with' the supp y-pipe, a gravity-operated valve to prevent water entering the receptacle from the supply-pipe, a plunger movably mounted within the receptacle, a plungerrod secured to the plunger and extending outward from the receptacle, whereby the plunger may be manually operated to supply the receptacle fromthe reservoir, and a steampipe communicating with the receptacle at a point above the plunger to move the same to inject the compound into the supplypipe.

In testimony whereof I affix my signature in presence of two witnesses.

1 HENRY W. GRAESE.

Witnesses:

HIRAM R1011, H. H. SoHULTE