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US928763A
US928763A US43156108A US1908431561A US928763A US 928763 A US928763 A US 928763A US 43156108 A US43156108 A US 43156108A US 1908431561 A US1908431561 A US 1908431561A US 928763 A US928763 A US 928763A
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  • CIW'ZZQgJJWIMS I i ATTORNEY was snares PATENT or rca CHARLES A. .TAYNES, or As'r ORANGE, NEW JERSEY.
  • My invention relates to meansfor insulating sections of pipe from each other, and the,
  • said invention has for its object to provide a joint for the purposes specified, in which its several parts are secured tosaid invention, and Fig. 2 is 'a-oentral-vertical -.section of the same.
  • lating material such as mica
  • a metal washer 18 which is he din position by the innerend of the reduced portion '12 which is turned over-or riveted against the lower suriace of said metal washer 18.
  • sulatingsectiofl 17 being of smaller diameter 0' than the section 16 in order that-the same 21 denotes a second socket member which i is provided upon its inner-surface with screw threads 22 and above said screw threads with a centrally disposed openin 23.
  • insulating disk 25 denotes a disk of insulating -material provided with a centrally disposed opening 26 i1 line with the opening 23 in the socke 1 member 21 and the opening '13 in the reduce portion12 lot the socket 10, and above said insulating disk 25 is disposed .
  • a second dis-k or la er of insulating material 27 which tog-e er serve to insulate the socket member 21 audits flange 24 from the socket member 10 and its reduced end portion 12.
  • socket member 21 issecured firmly within the sleeve 19 by a'rim 27 at the lower end of said sleeve 19 which is bent inwardly and bears against the outer or lower surface of the ffiange 24, and thereby. holds the two sections firmly and permanently united.
  • the joint may be applied, for example, at the socket portion 10 to a gas pipe, and at the socket portion 21 to the upper end of a combined gas-and electric-"fixture, and by the arrangement and construction of the parts shown A and described said fixture wilLbeabsolutely insulated from the pipes for conducting the gas to said fixture.
  • the joint when used in connection with an electric fixture merely the reduced end 12 of the socket- 10 may be made solid, 1
  • a joint of the character described comprising a socket member, a support centrally arranged thereon, insulating means secured to said support with their outer edges se arated, a sleeve secured to said socket m'em er and engaging the insulating meansthereon intermediate the separated edges thereof, and
  • a joint of the character described comprising a socket member, a reducedend integral therewith and extending therefrom, a
  • a joint of the character described comprising a socket member, a reduced end integral therewith and extending therefrom, a plurality of insulating members secured on said reduced end, a sleeve secured at one end to said socket member intermediate the insulating members thereon, a socket member secured to the other end of said sleeve, and insulating means interposed between said socket member's, substantially as specified.
  • a joint of the character described c omprising a socket member, a tubular section extending therefrom, a plurality of insulat ing-sections surrounding said tubular section, a sleeve secured to said socket member intermediate the insulating sections thereon, a secondsocket member secured within said sleeve, and an insulating section interposed between said-socket members, substantially as specified.
  • a joint of theenaracter described comprising a socket member, a tubular section extending therefrom, insulating washers disposed upon said tubular section, a sleeve having a flange at one end adapted for securement to said socket member intermediate said insulating washers, a second socket 'member disposed Within the other end of said sleeve, and insulating material arranged in said sleeve intermediate said tubular section and the socket member lastnamcd, substantially as specified.
  • a joint of the character described com 7 prising a socket member having a reduced end, annular insulating sections disposed upon said reduced end, meansior securing the same thereto at their inner edges, a sleeve having a flange atone end adapted for securement to said sleeve intermediate the insulating sections thereon, a second socket member secured n the other end of ends of substantially as speciin said sleeve intermediate the inner said socket members, fed.
  • a socket member having a reduced end provided with an o ening, annularinsulating sections dispose upon said reduced end, means for securing the same thereto at their inner edges, a sleeve having a flange at one end adapted for-securement to said sleeve intermediate the insulating sections thereon, a second socket member, secured in the other end of said sleeve, having an opening therein, and insulating material dis posed in said. sleeve intermedlate the inner ends of said socket members, substantially as specified.
  • a joint of the character described com-' prising a socket member having areduced lnner end provided with an o ening therein, a plurality of annular insui disposed upon said reduced end, a dished metal washer dis osed upon said insulating sections, means or securing said insulating ating sections sections and washer upon saidreduced end, a sleeve having an inwardly-extending flange at one end adapted for securement to said socket member intermediate the insulating sections thereon, a second socket member having anoutwardly projecting flange at one end, means for securing said flanged end to said sleevefand insulating sections disposed within said sleeve intermediate the ange of said second socket member and the reduced end of said first-named socket, sub-' stantially as specified.
  • a joint of the character described comprising a. socket memberihaving. an inclined shoulder at its base, and a reduced inner end provided with an opening therein, "a plurality of annular insulating sections and a metal washer disposed upon said reduced end, means for clamping said insulating sec tions and washertogether adjacent to their inner edges "and against said 'inclinedshoulder, a sleeve having an inwardly extending tapering'fiange at one endadapted'for securement to said .socket member intermediate the free edgesof said insulating sections, and an inwardly extending rim at its other end, a second socket member havin a laterallyrojecting flange at one end isposed wit liIl said sleeve, and insulating sections dis osed within said sleeve intermediate sai flange and the reduced end of said socket member first named and its connected parts, substantially as specified.
  • A/joint of the characterdescribed comprising a socket memberhavingan inclined shoulder at its base and a reduced inner end extending from said base provided with an opening therein, a plurality of annular insulating sections disposed upon said .reduced end, and ardished metal washer arllii Cji
  • a sleeve having an inwardly extending tapering flange at one end adapted for securement, to said socket member intermediate the outer edges of said insulating sections, and an inwardly extending rim at its other end, a second socket member having a central aperture therein and a laterally projecting flan e at one'end disposed Within said sleeve and earing against the inwardly projecting run at its outer end, and an insulating section disosed within said sleeve intermediate the inner surfaceof the flange on said second and said second socket-member, substantially as specified.

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o. A. JAYNES.
INSULATING 'JOIHT. APPLIOATION FILED MAY B, 1908.
928,763. Patented July 20, 1909.
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CIW'ZZQgJJWIMS I i ATTORNEY was snares PATENT or rca CHARLES A. .TAYNES, or As'r ORANGE, NEW JERSEY.
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Specification of Letters-Patent.
Patented. July 20, 1909. i
. Application filed. Hay 8,190.8. senauraitmi.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, CHARLES AJJAYNES, a"
citizen of the United States, residing at East Orange, in the county of Essex and State of New Jersey, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Insulating-Joints, of which the following is a full, clear, :andexact specification.
- ether as a firm and unitary structure.
My invention relates to meansfor insulating sections of pipe from each other, and the,
same has for its object more particularly to provide a simple, eificie-nt and reliable :joint which may be applied to gas pipes in order to insulate the fixtures attached thereto from said pipes.
' Further, said invention has for its object to provide a joint for the purposes specified, in which its several parts are secured tosaid invention, and Fig. 2 is 'a-oentral-vertical -.section of the same.
in said drawings 1 0 -de nates 'a sceket provided upon its innersuace with screw threads 11 and atits lower end said socket "is provided with a reduced option" 12 ifiorming a support having a centre opening 13 extending therethrough and connecting With-the interior-of said socket. Atthe-junctionof .the base of said socket with the upper end of the red-uced'portion 12 is provided a'laterally projecting flange -14-havmg1its underside partly beveled at 15; l j 16 and 17 denote annular sections of insu- Y posed upon thered-uced end portion 12 of the.
lating material, such as mica, which are dissocket and clamped in position thereon adj acent to their inne ed es by means 01' a metal washer 18 which is he din position by the innerend of the reduced portion '12 which is turned over-or riveted against the lower suriace of said metal washer 18.
1 9 denotes asleeve provided at its upper ."Blld with anfiinwardly extending tapering fiange 2Q hay-in its upper and lower surfaces to produce astral-z p l inner edge which is adapted for securement to the socketl 1 intermediate the outer edges of the-insulating sections lfiand 17; the inmay fit the sleeve 19.
sulatingsectiofl 17 being of smaller diameter 0' than the section 16 in order that-the same 21 denotes a second socket member which i is provided upon its inner-surface with screw threads 22 and above said screw threads with a centrally disposed openin 23. l
24 denotes a laterally pro ecting flange arranged at the inner .or upper end 61'' the so ket member 21, which flange is substane tialjy co-extensive in diameter with the interior diameter of the sleeve 19.
25 denotes a disk of insulating -material provided with a centrally disposed opening 26 i1 line with the opening 23 in the socke 1 member 21 and the opening '13 in the reduce portion12 lot the socket 10, and above said insulating disk 25 is disposed .a second dis-k or la er of insulating material 27 which tog-e er serve to insulate the socket member 21 audits flange 24 from the socket member 10 and its reduced end portion 12. The
socket member 21 issecured firmly within the sleeve 19 by a'rim 27 at the lower end of said sleeve 19 which is bent inwardly and bears against the outer or lower surface of the ffiange 24, and thereby. holds the two sections firmly and permanently united.
It will be noted that in .aotualuse the joint may be applied, for example, at the socket portion 10 to a gas pipe, and at the socket portion 21 to the upper end of a combined gas-and electric-"fixture, and by the arrangement and construction of the parts shown A and described said fixture wilLbeabsolutely insulated from the pipes for conducting the gas to said fixture. Eurther, it is to be noted that when the joint is used in connection with an electric fixture merely the reduced end 12 of the socket- 10 may be made solid, 1
but when the joint is to be used in connection with acomblned and elect-r10 h'xture the said reduced end 12 must beprovided with an opening asshown, for the passage of the gas.
Having thus described my invention, what I claim and desire to secure by Letters Patent is:
1. A joint of the character-described, comprising asocket member, insulating members separated at theirrouter edges andniveted 'togather at theircentmal' portions andto said =soeket'member,asleeveimgagingsggid socket member intermediate the separated edges of said sleeve, and insulating material disposed said insulating members, and a socket member secured to said sleeve and insulated from the socket member first-named, substantially as specified. j
2. A joint of the character described comprising a socket member, a support centrally arranged thereon, insulating means secured to said support with their outer edges se arated, a sleeve secured to said socket m'em er and engaging the insulating meansthereon intermediate the separated edges thereof, and
a socket member secured to said sleeve and insulated from the socket member firstnamed, substantially as specified 3. A joint of the character described comprising a socket member, a reducedend integral therewith and extending therefrom, a
plurality of insulating members secured to said reduced end, a sleeve secured atone end to said socket member intermediate the insulating members thereon, and a socket 'member secured to the other end of said sleeve, substantially as specified,
' 4. A joint of the character described, comprising a socket member, a reduced end integral therewith and extending therefrom, a plurality of insulating members secured on said reduced end, a sleeve secured at one end to said socket member intermediate the insulating members thereon, a socket member secured to the other end of said sleeve, and insulating means interposed between said socket member's, substantially as specified.
5. A joint of the character described c omprising a socket member, a tubular section extending therefrom, a plurality of insulat ing-sections surrounding said tubular section, a sleeve secured to said socket member intermediate the insulating sections thereon, a secondsocket member secured within said sleeve, and an insulating section interposed between said-socket members, substantially as specified.
' 6. A joint of theenaracter described comprising a socket member, a tubular section extending therefrom, insulating washers disposed upon said tubular section, a sleeve having a flange at one end adapted for securement to said socket member intermediate said insulating washers, a second socket 'member disposed Within the other end of said sleeve, and insulating material arranged in said sleeve intermediate said tubular section and the socket member lastnamcd, substantially as specified.
7. A joint of the character described com 7 prising a socket member having a reduced end, annular insulating sections disposed upon said reduced end, meansior securing the same thereto at their inner edges, a sleeve having a flange atone end adapted for securement to said sleeve intermediate the insulating sections thereon, a second socket member secured n the other end of ends of substantially as speciin said sleeve intermediate the inner said socket members, fled.
8. 'A joint of the character described comprising a socket member having a reduced end provided with an o ening, annularinsulating sections dispose upon said reduced end, means for securing the same thereto at their inner edges, a sleeve having a flange at one end adapted for-securement to said sleeve intermediate the insulating sections thereon, a second socket member, secured in the other end of said sleeve, having an opening therein, and insulating material dis posed in said. sleeve intermedlate the inner ends of said socket members, substantially as specified.
9. A joint of the character described com-' prising a socket member having areduced lnner end provided with an o ening therein, a plurality of annular insui disposed upon said reduced end, a dished metal washer dis osed upon said insulating sections, means or securing said insulating ating sections sections and washer upon saidreduced end, a sleeve having an inwardly-extending flange at one end adapted for securement to said socket member intermediate the insulating sections thereon, a second socket member having anoutwardly projecting flange at one end, means for securing said flanged end to said sleevefand insulating sections disposed within said sleeve intermediate the ange of said second socket member and the reduced end of said first-named socket, sub-' stantially as specified. 10. A joint of the character described comprising a. socket memberihaving. an inclined shoulder at its base, and a reduced inner end provided with an opening therein, "a plurality of annular insulating sections and a metal washer disposed upon said reduced end, means for clamping said insulating sec tions and washertogether adjacent to their inner edges "and against said 'inclinedshoulder, a sleeve having an inwardly extending tapering'fiange at one endadapted'for securement to said .socket member intermediate the free edgesof said insulating sections, and an inwardly extending rim at its other end, a second socket member havin a laterallyrojecting flange at one end isposed wit liIl said sleeve, and insulating sections dis osed within said sleeve intermediate sai flange and the reduced end of said socket member first named and its connected parts, substantially as specified.
11. A/joint of the characterdescribed comprising a socket memberhavingan inclined shoulder at its base and a reduced inner end extending from said base provided with an opening therein, a plurality of annular insulating sections disposed upon said .reduced end, and ardished metal washer arllii Cji
ranged upon said reduced end and contacting with said annular insulating sections, an outwardly extending rim at the inner end of said reduced end serving to hold said dished washer and insulating sections clamped together and against the underside of the inclined shoulder on said base, a sleeve having an inwardly extending tapering flange at one end adapted for securement, to said socket member intermediate the outer edges of said insulating sections, and an inwardly extending rim at its other end, a second socket member having a central aperture therein and a laterally projecting flan e at one'end disposed Within said sleeve and earing against the inwardly projecting run at its outer end, and an insulating section disosed within said sleeve intermediate the inner surfaceof the flange on said second and said second socket-member, substantially as specified. v
'S1gned at the city of New York, in the county and State of New York,'this sixth day of May, nineteen hundred and-eight.
- CHARLESA. JAYNES. Witnesses:
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