US880005A - Apparatus for bleaching cotton. - Google Patents
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- This invention pertains to an. apparatus and process of treating lint cotton as it passes from the gin to bleach or whiten the saine; and relates particularly to nieans lfor subjecting the cotton tothe action ot it gil-seous medium, preferably sulfur .tunieavwhich will operate to bleach or Whiten the cotton thus increasing the market value thereof.
- 'lhe ohject of the present invention is not to claim broadly any particular bleaching compound, but to irovide e. device by which any suitable or welliknown bleaching medium may he brought in contact with the cotton, subjectingl i to the action of the bleaching element for regular predetermined intervals es it is carried along within the receptacle.
- an zippnxetns for bleaching cotton isdescrihed :l1-nd shown whichV subjects the cotton while in a loosc'nntss within a receptacle to the action ol a bleaching,I inediuni but does not include means lor continuouslyv conveying the cotton within thay receptacle and regie larly delivering ⁇ it to condensingy rollers lo- @sited et the bottoni of the receptncle.
- lt is the object, therefore of the present application to include these tentures.
- a large pri'iportiol'i ot the cotton crop does not connnand the. highest price when placed upon the market for the reeson'tlint it is not white, it may possess all the qualities of line, long liber but il' stained-o11 otherwise discolored its 'value is lessened so to give.
- cotton the desired color and proportionately increase its velue without destroying or changing any ol the vlibrons qunlities thcreoi' is :in object oi' this invention.
- Figure l is a perspective View in elevation of the necessary apparatus for continuously 'sulriecting cottop to o bleaching' process as it' passes from the grins.
- rollers to the other end in lwhich opposite sides they are jo'urnaled; these rollers are arranged in peirs horizontally, each )air carrying en' endless apron l? that travel iorizontally in the direction indicated by the darts. Any desired number of these aprons may be provided, all being arranged 'one above the other end spaced a sullicient distance apart to receive and convey the loose cotton Without compressing it.
- the ⁇ rollers lney be driven by ⁇ any suitable gearing or the like devices (not shown) causing each alternate apron to travel in nu o iposite direction.
- Cotton lto be treated is deposited on the top apron near one end or' the receptacle Sind is carried hy it. horizontally through.
- rthe bleaching compound consists prefersimple method of burning the sulfur Vfind shows n common style ot l'urnitce and consists of an inverted tunnel shaped vessel conn taining a pen in which the sulfur is placed; when ignited it at once throws oit the desired tunic.
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PTENTED FEB. 25, 1908 web Ji'. B. BRENNAN. V APPARATUS POR BLEACHING COTTON,
APPLIGATOH FILED JULY15, 1907.
JOHN l. BRICNNN, OF SHERMAN, TEXAS.
APPARATUS :een BLEACHING corren.
' Specification of Application mea any l5.
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fo all whom 'it may concern- Be it known thet l, Joux l. BRENNAN, a citizen of the United States, residing at Shcrman, in the county ol 'rayson and State ol" l Texas, have invented certain new and useful improvements in .vipparatns lor `'leaching1 Cotton, ot which the followingl is a specification.
This invention pertains to an. apparatus and process of treating lint cotton as it passes from the gin to bleach or whiten the saine; and relates particularly to nieans lfor subjecting the cotton tothe action ot it gil-seous medium, preferably sulfur .tunieavwhich will operate to bleach or Whiten the cotton thus increasing the market value thereof.
'lhe ohject of the present invention is not to claim broadly any particular bleaching compound, but to irovide e. device by which any suitable or welliknown bleaching medium may he brought in contact with the cotton, subjectingl i to the action of the bleaching element for regular predetermined intervals es it is carried along within the receptacle.
.ln e former application l'iled by ine on the 28th day of ltley, 1907, Serial No. 376,2 i3,
an zippnxetns for bleaching cotton isdescrihed :l1-nd shown whichV subjects the cotton while in a loosc'nntss within a receptacle to the action ol a bleaching,I inediuni but does not include means lor continuouslyv conveying the cotton within thay receptacle and regie larly delivering `it to condensingy rollers lo- @sited et the bottoni of the receptncle. lt is the object, therefore of the present application to include these tentures.
A large pri'iportiol'i ot the cotton crop does not connnand the. highest price when placed upon the market for the reeson'tlint it is not white, it may possess all the qualities of line, long liber but il' stained-o11 otherwise discolored its 'value is lessened so to give. cotton the desired color and proportionately increase its velue without destroying or changing any ol the vlibrons qunlities thcreoi' is :in object oi' this invention.
lln order that the invention may be clearly' understood, l have. illustrated in the accompanying drawing apparatus for carrying out my process.
In the said drawing, Figure l is a perspective View in elevation of the necessary apparatus for continuously 'sulriecting cottop to o bleaching' process as it' passes from the grins.
By reference to the alorcsnid llig. Al .Il iiidientes n, tuhe through which the cotton Letters Patent. etented Feb. 25, 1908.
1907..' sami no. 383.753.
l when ginned is blown upward and into the condenser box ll. When in v hleachlng eprollers should be removed from this it is desirable to have the lint cotton as loose as possible when subjected to the action oit the bleaching elements. From the hex B the lint is carried hy en endless apron C or other suitable convcyer to the bleaching ceptaele l) which it enters, preferably near the top es shown. This receptacle is me tangular and within it, the ends, are mounted lor rotation a series of rollers E that extend transversely troni-one side of the receptacle. to the other end in lwhich opposite sides they are jo'urnaled; these rollers are arranged in peirs horizontally, each )air carrying en' endless apron l? that travel iorizontally in the direction indicated by the darts. Any desired number of these aprons may be provided, all being arranged 'one above the other end spaced a sullicient distance apart to receive and convey the loose cotton Without compressing it. The `rollers lney be driven by `any suitable gearing or the like devices (not shown) causing each alternate apron to travel in nu o iposite direction.
Cotton lto be treated is deposited on the top apron near one end or' the receptacle sind is carried hy it. horizontally through. the
when it drops to the next apron W rich traveling in an opposite direction carries it beck to near the other end, when it again drops te the next succeeding apron and so on until it reaclnsthe bottoni apron `when it is delivn ered by it to condensing rollers G that compresses the cotton and delivers it through conductor El to the press box l,
rthe bleaching compound consists prefersimple method of burning the sulfur Vfind shows n common style ot l'urnitce and consists of an inverted tunnel shaped vessel conn taining a pen in which the sulfur is placed; when ignited it at once throws oit the desired tunic. which may he conducted through a hose li or otherniediuin to the bottom of the bleaching receptacle where it is shown connected at K' ln operation, sulfur containedn the nnece .l is ignited and the fume es generated 'core ducted through tube K and deposited within 5 the receptacle lgwhen the fume has ittl tained suilicient density the gine end other paratus is to be employed the condensieig4 length of the box to near the opposite end ,ably of fumes trom/.lmrning sulfur, and any generating the lnines in'ay be employed; J
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there is, cotmn t@ gin.
ai@ not claim my Puffin-,uhr biwmnir; ziifuizi 1mi-fiumi of pm mzfptm Y :1mi :nrnngii to i'i'aivfi in pl-aw .tv directions, Hm aiu-mmv :'iplunx l mailing' fidin one @mi of the rfcvptaci@ '30 wm iii@ oppofsc omi so :LS to calme Lim ixmioizii in drop 5mm om apron to dvincxi ivm-i' om in Ziggmg fashion tu Lim :mms :L Lim bulloni (if ihe rvmphwlr, mudfnsilig zoiimzs iii tim bottom of the rein-,Opificio ndjzicfnt, thv vnd mi Lim inst apron to rvcfnifo nmtriui ihei'vfl'on. and pass hff sumo oulv'md. :ami incuria im ii inducing zi` guswuh icmgiiing coiiipoum to he nmwfiu! iuriig Ls pusszigv wm; iin a p fr@ n.5,
En testimonywimxccf l aiiix mysiglmtuiv in preaencu of two witnesses.
'JOHN B. BREI iNAl.4
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R. S. BATES, J. B. STINSON.
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