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US889256A
US889256A US35921207A US1907359212A US889256A US 889256 A US889256 A US 889256A US 35921207 A US35921207 A US 35921207A US 1907359212 A US1907359212 A US 1907359212A US 889256 A US889256 A US 889256A
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  • My invention relates to improvements in gas furnaces.
  • the object of my invention is to provide a gas furnace so constructed asto effect perfect combustion combined with large relative heating capacity.
  • the object of my invention is to provide also mechanism by which an ordinary hot air coal furnace may be readily converted into a gas burning furnace.
  • My invention provides further, a combustion chamber for burning the gas, comprising telescoping and upper and lower parts,where by the combustion chamber may be adapted to furnaces having the-fire pots disposed at different distances from the base of the furnace.
  • My invention provides further, means by which the combustion chamber may be fitted to the inner periphery of the fire pot.
  • Figure 1 is a central, vertical section of a furnace provided with my invention.
  • Fig. 2 is a vertical sectional view, taken on the dotted line e-f of Fig. 1.
  • Fig. 3 is a horizontal sectional view taken on the dotted line gh of Fig. 2, the dome supported by the fire pot being removed.
  • Fig. 4 is a horizontal sectional view, taken on the dotted line i-y' of Fig. 2.
  • Fig. 5 is a horizontal sectional view taken on the dotted line kl of Fig. 1.
  • V ot 2 denotes the furnace casing and 2 the fire pot ordinarily mounted therein and supported by any suitable means, not shown.
  • a distributor aving a central, downwardly extending conical portion 3 and provided with an upwardly converging perforate portion, comprising preferably a horizontal ring 4, supporting a smaller ring 5, which in turn supports the conical plate 3, the ring 5 having one or more vertical holes 6 disposed in a circle around the conicalgplate 3.
  • the rings 4 and 5, for convenience in inserting within the casing 1, preferably comprise two halves.
  • the air to be heated is admitted by suitable openings, not shown, in the bottom of the casing 1, and passes between the casing and the fire-pot 2, and is discharged through the usual outlets in the upper end of the casing into the hot air tubes, not shown.
  • a vertically adjustable tubular jacket has its upper and lower ends fitted respectively to the fire pot 2 and bowl 9.
  • Said acket comprises preferably, a plurality of concentric, vertical rmgs or tubes 12, 13 and 14, the outer ring 14 being fitted to the inner periphery of the fire pot 2, and resting upon the peripheral lugs 15 of the fire pot 2.
  • the upper end of the ring 13 is provided with a horizontal annular flange 16 which rests upon the ring 14.
  • a ,similar annular peripheral flange 17 is provided on the upper end of the ring 12 and is supported upon the ring 13.
  • An inverted bowl-shaped baffle device comprising, preferably, two semicircular plates 19, has its lower end mounted upon the ring 12 and is provided with a central vertical discharge opening 20 encircled by a vertical upwardly converging tube 21, which discharges the burning gas against the conical projection 3.
  • An annular asbestos lining 18 is preferably inserted between the rings 12 and 13, for retaining the heat within the combustion chamber which comprises the bowl 9, ring 12 and baffle plates 19.
  • the bowl 9 is provided on its inner side with an annular cast iron lining 22 provided on its forward side with a cut out portion 23.
  • an asbestos lining 24 is preferably interposed between the cast iron lining 22 and fire bowl 9.
  • the rings 12, 13 and 14 are preferably each formed in two equal halves for permitting the insertion of said'rings into the casing, 1.
  • a deflector comprising an upward and rearward inclined plate 25, having on its upper side one or more vertical partitions 26, which form compartments into which the gas and air is discharged.
  • a horizontal header tube 27 is provided outside of the casing 1 with a horizontal header tube 27, one end of which is closed by a plug 28, the other end having connected to it a conductor 29 connected with any source of gas supply.
  • the header 27 is provided with one or more lateral outlets in which are mounted one or more gas discharge tubes 30, said gas discharge tubes being controlled respectively by the ordinary gas cocks 31.
  • Disposed in a horizontal row are one or more horizontal tubes 32, each provided with one or more longitudinal slots 33 and each tube 32 having one open and one closed end, the closed end being provided with a gas inlet opening in which is mounted the adjacent gas tube 30.
  • One or more horizontal mixing tubes 34 which extend through openings provided in the casing 1, and bowl 9 and discharge respectively into the com Eartments upon the upper side of the deector plate 25, are longitudinally adjustable respectively in the tubes 32.
  • the said tubes 34 are preferably slidably mounted in the tubes 32 and are rigidly held in the position in which they are adjusted by means of set screws 35, which extend through the slots 33 and engage threaded openings provided respectively in the tubes 34.
  • a horizontal row of air tubes 36 extend through the bowl 9 and casing 1, and through openings provided in lugs 37, on the under side of the header tube 27.
  • the lugs 37 are provided with threaded openings in which are mounted set screws 38 which bear against the air tubes 36.
  • the header tube 27 is provided with a gas cook 3'9, having a tip .40 at which gas may be burned.
  • the air tubes 36 are disposed preferably one below each mixing tube 34, so that each compartment on the deflector plate 25 will be supplied with a plentiful amount of fresh air. y providing the separate compartments on the deflector plate 25, smothering of the burning gas is prevented, the inclination of the late 25 and the air jets coming from the tubes 36 causes the burning gas to be rapidly carried upward and taking with it sufficient air for perfect combustion.
  • the conductor 29 may be provided with a valve 41 which controls the passage through the conductor of the gas.
  • the cook 41 is turned so as to admit gas into the header 27 and the cocks 31 are turned to permit gas to pass from the header into the tubes 30, through which the gas is discharged into the tubes 32.
  • the gas passes from the tubes 32, together with air entering the tubes 32 through the slots 33, into the tubes 34 and thence into the compartments upon the upper side of the inthe furnace fire clined deflector 25;
  • the gas is ignited after issuing from the tubes 34 and mixing with air entering the bowl 9 through the tubes 36, passes upward through the tube 21 and strikes the conical deflector 3 by which the burning gas is spread laterally in the fire pot 2, after which it passes therefrom through the holes 6 into the dome 7, thence passing outward by way of the smoke pipe 8.
  • a fire bowl having an open upper end, of the furnace fire pot, and a tubular jacket vertically slidable on said fire bowl and having its upper end fitted to the fire pot, said jacket comprising a plurality of concentric rings.
  • a gas distributor covering the upper end of said fire pot and having a central inverted conical projection, and a plurality of vertical holes distributed in a circle around said projection, a fire bowl, a jacket having its upper and lower ends fitted respectively to the fire pot and the fire bowl, and a converging tubular conveyer for discharging the gas from the jacket against said conical projection.
  • a gas furnace the combination with a furnace fire pot, of a distributer covering the upper end of said fire pot and having a central inverted conical projection and one or more vertical holes disposed in a circle outside of said conical projection, a fire bowl, and a vertical tubular jacket having its upper end fitted in the fire pot and its lower end vertically adjustable on said fire bowl.
  • a perforate distributer covering the upper end of the fire pot and having a downwardly extending central conical projection, and a combustion chamber having a central opening at its upper end for discharging the gas against the conical projection, said combustion chamber having air and gas inlets, said combustion chamber comprising telescoping upper and lower ends, the upper end being fitted to said fire pot.
  • a fire bowl having an open upper end, of a plurality of burner tubes extending through said fire bowl and disposed horizontally in a row, a plurality of air tubes extending through the fire bowl and disposed horizontally one below each gas tube, and an inclined deflector having on its upper side a plurality of compartments into which said gas and air tubes respectively discharge.
  • NEWCOMB the combination with the fire bowl, of the, furnace fire pot, a vertical tubular jacket having its upper and lower ends fitted respectively to the fire pot and fire bowl, an inverted bowl-shaped baffle device having a central vertical opening, a perforate distributer mounted on the upper end of the fire pot and having a central downwardly extending conical projection, a vertical upwardly converging tube mounted on said baffle plate and encircling the central opening therein, an inclined deflector mounted in the fire bowl and having on its upper

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PATENTED JUNE 2, 1908-.
E. :A. NBwoo MB. GAS FURNACE.
APPLICATION FILED IEB. 25, 1907.
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PATENTED JUNE 2, 1908. E. -A. NBWGOMB.
GAS FURNACE. APPLICATION FILE-D P ES 26, 1907.
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EMRY A. NEWGOMB, OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, ASSIGNOR OF ONE-HALF TO ALBERTA B.
MORGAN OF ROSEDALE, KANSAS.
GAS-FURNACE Specification of Letters Patent.
fatented. June 2, 1908.
Application filed. February 25, 1907. Serial No. 359,212.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, EMRY A. NEwooMB, a citizen of the United States, residing at Kansas City, in the county of Jackson and State of Missouri, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Gas-Furnaces, of which the following is a specification.
My invention relates to improvements in gas furnaces.
The object of my invention is to provide a gas furnace so constructed asto effect perfect combustion combined with large relative heating capacity.
The object of my invention is to provide also mechanism by which an ordinary hot air coal furnace may be readily converted into a gas burning furnace.
My invention provides further, a combustion chamber for burning the gas, comprising telescoping and upper and lower parts,where by the combustion chamber may be adapted to furnaces having the-fire pots disposed at different distances from the base of the furnace.
My invention provides further, means by which the combustion chamber may be fitted to the inner periphery of the fire pot.
Other novel features of my invention are hereinafter fully described and claimed.
In the accompanying drawings which illustrate my invention'Figure 1 is a central, vertical section of a furnace provided with my invention. Fig. 2 is a vertical sectional view, taken on the dotted line e-f of Fig. 1. Fig. 3 is a horizontal sectional view taken on the dotted line gh of Fig. 2, the dome supported by the fire pot being removed. Fig. 4 is a horizontal sectional view, taken on the dotted line i-y' of Fig. 2. Fig. 5 is a horizontal sectional view taken on the dotted line kl of Fig. 1.
1 denotes the furnace casing and 2 the fire pot ordinarily mounted therein and supported by any suitable means, not shown. Upon the upper end of the fire V ot 2 is mounted what I term a distributor, aving a central, downwardly extending conical portion 3 and provided with an upwardly converging perforate portion, comprising preferably a horizontal ring 4, supporting a smaller ring 5, which in turn supports the conical plate 3, the ring 5 having one or more vertical holes 6 disposed in a circle around the conicalgplate 3.
7 denotes a concavo-conveX dome, encircling and su ported by the fire pot 2 and provided wit the usual horizontal smoke pipe 8, which extends through the casing 1.
The rings 4 and 5, for convenience in inserting within the casing 1, preferably comprise two halves.
The air to be heated is admitted by suitable openings, not shown, in the bottom of the casing 1, and passes between the casing and the fire-pot 2, and is discharged through the usual outlets in the upper end of the casing into the hot air tubes, not shown.
9 denotes the fire bowl, preferably cylin drical, and having a closed lower and anopen upper end, and provided preferably on its lower end with legs 10, which rest upon the base 11 of the furnace. A vertically adjustable tubular jacket has its upper and lower ends fitted respectively to the fire pot 2 and bowl 9. Said acket comprises preferably, a plurality of concentric, vertical rmgs or tubes 12, 13 and 14, the outer ring 14 being fitted to the inner periphery of the fire pot 2, and resting upon the peripheral lugs 15 of the fire pot 2. The upper end of the ring 13 is provided with a horizontal annular flange 16 which rests upon the ring 14. A ,similar annular peripheral flange 17 is provided on the upper end of the ring 12 and is supported upon the ring 13. An inverted bowl-shaped baffle device comprising, preferably, two semicircular plates 19, has its lower end mounted upon the ring 12 and is provided with a central vertical discharge opening 20 encircled by a vertical upwardly converging tube 21, which discharges the burning gas against the conical projection 3. An annular asbestos lining 18 is preferably inserted between the rings 12 and 13, for retaining the heat within the combustion chamber which comprises the bowl 9, ring 12 and baffle plates 19. The bowl 9 is provided on its inner side with an annular cast iron lining 22 provided on its forward side with a cut out portion 23. Preferably interposed between the cast iron lining 22 and fire bowl 9 is an asbestos lining 24. The rings 12, 13 and 14 are preferably each formed in two equal halves for permitting the insertion of said'rings into the casing, 1. Within the annular lining 22 in the fire bowl 9 is a deflector comprising an upward and rearward inclined plate 25, having on its upper side one or more vertical partitions 26, which form compartments into which the gas and air is discharged.
Outside of the casing 1 is provided a horizontal header tube 27, one end of which is closed by a plug 28, the other end having connected to it a conductor 29 connected with any source of gas supply. The header 27 is provided with one or more lateral outlets in which are mounted one or more gas discharge tubes 30, said gas discharge tubes being controlled respectively by the ordinary gas cocks 31. Disposed in a horizontal row are one or more horizontal tubes 32, each provided with one or more longitudinal slots 33 and each tube 32 having one open and one closed end, the closed end being provided with a gas inlet opening in which is mounted the adjacent gas tube 30. One or more horizontal mixing tubes 34, which extend through openings provided in the casing 1, and bowl 9 and discharge respectively into the com Eartments upon the upper side of the deector plate 25, are longitudinally adjustable respectively in the tubes 32. The said tubes 34 are preferably slidably mounted in the tubes 32 and are rigidly held in the position in which they are adjusted by means of set screws 35, which extend through the slots 33 and engage threaded openings provided respectively in the tubes 34. A horizontal row of air tubes 36 extend through the bowl 9 and casing 1, and through openings provided in lugs 37, on the under side of the header tube 27. To secure the tubes 36 to the header tube, the lugs 37 are provided with threaded openings in which are mounted set screws 38 which bear against the air tubes 36.
The header tube 27 is provided with a gas cook 3'9, having a tip .40 at which gas may be burned.
The air tubes 36 are disposed preferably one below each mixing tube 34, so that each compartment on the deflector plate 25 will be supplied with a plentiful amount of fresh air. y providing the separate compartments on the deflector plate 25, smothering of the burning gas is prevented, the inclination of the late 25 and the air jets coming from the tubes 36 causes the burning gas to be rapidly carried upward and taking with it sufficient air for perfect combustion. The conductor 29 may be provided with a valve 41 which controls the passage through the conductor of the gas.
The parts having been assembled as described, the cook 41 is turned so as to admit gas into the header 27 and the cocks 31 are turned to permit gas to pass from the header into the tubes 30, through which the gas is discharged into the tubes 32. The gas passes from the tubes 32, together with air entering the tubes 32 through the slots 33, into the tubes 34 and thence into the compartments upon the upper side of the inthe furnace fire clined deflector 25; The gas is ignited after issuing from the tubes 34 and mixing with air entering the bowl 9 through the tubes 36, passes upward through the tube 21 and strikes the conical deflector 3 by which the burning gas is spread laterally in the fire pot 2, after which it passes therefrom through the holes 6 into the dome 7, thence passing outward by way of the smoke pipe 8.
Various modifications of my invention may be made within the scope of the appended claims, without departing from its spirit.
Having thus I claim and Patent, is
1. In a gas furnace, the combination with a fire bowl, of burners discharging into said fire bowl, a tubular jacket vertically slidable on said fire bowl, and a bafile device mounted 'acket and having a central discharge described my invention, what desire to secure by Letters on said j opening.
2. In a gas furnace, the combination with a fire bowl having an open upper end, of the furnace fire pot, and a tubular jacket vertically slidable on said fire bowl and having its upper end fitted in said fire pot.
3. In a gas furnace, the combination with a fire bowl having an open upper end, of the furnace fire pot, and a tubular jacket vertically slidable on said fire bowl and having its upper end fitted to the fire pot, said jacket comprising a plurality of concentric rings.
4. In a gas furnace, the combination with a fire bowl, of the fire pot, one or more burners discharging into the fire bowl, and a tubular jacket comprising a plurality of vertical concentric rings, said acket having its upper and lower ends fitted respectively to the fire pot and fire bowl.
5. In a gas furnace, the combination with a fire bowl, of the furnace fire pot, a vertical tubular jacket having its lower and upper ends fitted respectively to the fire bowl and fire pot, and a baffle device covering the upper end of said jacket and provided with a central discharge opening.
6. In a gas furnace, the combination with the fire bowl, of the furnace fire pot, a vertical tubular jacket having its upper and lower ends fitted to the fire pot and bowl respectively, the jacket being vertically adjustable relative to the fire bowl, and a baffle device covering the said jacket and supported thereby and provided with a central discharge opening.
7. In a gas furnace, the combination with pot, of a gas distributor covering the upper end of said fire pot and having a central inverted conical projection, and a plurality of vertical holes distributed in a circle around said projection, a fire bowl, a jacket having its upper and lower ends fitted respectively to the fire pot and the fire bowl, and a converging tubular conveyer for discharging the gas from the jacket against said conical projection.
8. In a gas furnace, the combination with a furnace fire pot, of a distributer covering the upper end of said fire pot and having a central inverted conical projection and one or more vertical holes disposed in a circle outside of said conical projection, a fire bowl, and a vertical tubular jacket having its upper end fitted in the fire pot and its lower end vertically adjustable on said fire bowl.
9. In a gas furnace, the combination with a furnace fire pot, of a distributer covering the upper end of the fire pot and having a plurality of circularly arranged vertical holes, a fire bowl, and a vertical tubular jacket having its upper end fitted to said fire pot, and its lkpwelr end vertically adjustable on said fire 10. In a gas furnace, the combination with a fire pot, of a distributer covering the upper end of said fire pot and having one or more circularly arranged holes for the discharge of gas, a fire bowl, a vertical tubular jacket having its upper end fitted to the fire pot and its lower end vertically adjustable on the fire bowl, and a converging tubular conveyer mounted on the jacket for conveying gas from the acket into the fire pot and against the central portion of the distributer.
11. In a gas furnace, the combination with a fire pot, of a perforate distributer covering the upper end of the fire pot and having a downwardly extending central conical projection, and a combustion chamber having a central opening at its upper end for discharging the gas against the conical projection, said combustion chamber having air and gas inlets, said combustion chamber comprising telescoping upper and lower ends, the upper end being fitted to said fire pot.
12. In a gas furnace, the combination with a fire pot, of a perforate distributer covering the upper end of the fire pot, and a combustion chamber comprising telescoping upper and lower parts the upper part being fitted to the fire pot, and having a central discharge opening discharging into the fire pot and against said distributer.
13. In a gas furnace, the combination with the fire pot, of a combustion chamber having air and gas inlets and discharging into the fire pot, the combustion chamber comprising telescoping upper and lower parts, the upper part being fitted to the fire pct.
14. In a gas furnace, the combination with U the fire pot, of a combustion chamber having air and gas inlets and comprising telescoping upper and lower parts, the upper part comprising aplurality of concentric rings, the outer one fitted to the fire pot, andfa cover having a central discharge opening.
15. In a gas furnace, the combination with a fire bowl having an open upper end, of a plurality of burner tubes extending through said fire bowl and disposed horizontally in a row, a plurality of air tubes extending through the fire bowl and disposed horizontally one below each gas tube, and an inclined deflector having on its upper side a plurality of compartments into which said gas and air tubes respectively discharge.
16. In a gas furnace, the combination with the fire bowl, of an upwardly and rearwardly inclined plate mounted in said fire bowl and having on its upper side one or more vertical partitions forming compartments, and means for conveying gas and air through said fire bowl and discharging said gas and air in the said compartments respectively.
17. In a gas furnace, the combination with the fire bowl, of the, furnace fire pot, a vertical tubular jacket having its upper and lower ends fitted respectively to the fire pot and fire bowl, an inverted bowl-shaped baffle device having a central vertical opening, a perforate distributer mounted on the upper end of the fire pot and having a central downwardly extending conical projection, a vertical upwardly converging tube mounted on said baffle plate and encircling the central opening therein, an inclined deflector mounted in the fire bowl and having on its upper EMRY A. NEWCOMB.
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