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US941910A
US941910A US46538008A US1908465380A US941910A US 941910 A US941910 A US 941910A US 46538008 A US46538008 A US 46538008A US 1908465380 A US1908465380 A US 1908465380A US 941910 A US941910 A US 941910A
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    • A01AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
    • A01GHORTICULTURE; CULTIVATION OF VEGETABLES, FLOWERS, RICE, FRUIT, VINES, HOPS OR SEAWEED; FORESTRY; WATERING
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  • This invention relates to heaters, and espe eially to such as are used out-of-doors.
  • the object of the invent-ion is to produce a heater of siinple construction having a vforni which espeeially facilitates a good draft and the ranid ignition of the fuel when the tire is starte(
  • the heater is especially adapted to be formed of sheet inetal.
  • Figure-l is a side elevation of a heater constructed according 4to our invention
  • Fie'. 2 is a vertical section through the heater" lig.
  • 3 is a top plan ot the heater with the cover removed; and
  • FigA is a bottom plan view.
  • l represents the body ot the heater, which is in the torni of a shell.
  • the body is made to present sides or t'aoes 2. and at the meeting edges et these sides or faces 2, the material is presse-d outtvtildly so as to orin spuri-t-iiliiiA lar ribs 3 and dues 3a on their inner sides.
  • the body tapers sliglitiy' toward its iower vend; its upper end is normally closed by dislied cover 4 having downiv rdly rejecting ears 5 at. the edges thereoil which seat against the side faces las shown in Fig. i.
  • Thebottoni G oi the heater is 'formed oi" a plurality ot' tongues 'T of substantially triantfrular forni and dishcd, 'as shown in Fig. 2.
  • lhese tongues are formed integral with the side faces 2 and project inwardly toward a,
  • nntteriai and 'these ears are around a bottom ring ll which is seated against the under sides of the tongues, as indicated. ln this Way the tongues are all connected together so as to i'forni a rigid bottoni for the heater.
  • the semi-tubular ribs are extended down below the bottoni 6 and are expanded or flaredoutwardly so as to forni legs 12, said legs being bent inwardly so as to present flanges or feet 13 which rest upon'l the ground, shown.
  • the flanges 9 flexen the tongues and 'give theni greater rigidity.
  • the semi-tubular ribs 3 stiien the body, andthe tapered forin. of the body is adopted so as to enable the. heaters to be nested together ⁇ for shipment. in this connection attention is called to the fact that the feet turn inwardly and'aiot out wardly. ln this Way they do notprevent the nesting et the heaters as suggested.
  • the heater does not extend into lthe channels
  • oid sid s tongues formed integral with sniff; in its nlmwwtiw gfoetitm by Sides und projecting inwardly from the in testmony wt t' 'cutlower edges thereof, a ring connecting' thank apt". tongues, und logs supporting Said body.
  • two subtwritfng' 90 5. Aeheat'er formed of sheet. metal and, Z

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HEATER.
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Application tiled November 3G, 13023. Serial lfo. 465,380.
0 all whom it 'may concern.-
ie it known that We, Gnonen lil. Bowman and Jessi: A. lnenar'r, both citizens of the' United States, and residents of Palisades, in the county of Mesa and State of Colorado, have invented a new and Improved Heater, ot which the following is a full, clear, and exact description.
This invention relates to heaters, and espe eially to such as are used out-of-doors.
The object of the invent-ion is to produce a heater of siinple construction having a vforni which espeeially facilitates a good draft and the ranid ignition of the fuel when the tire is starte( The heater is especially adapted to be formed of sheet inetal.
rThe invention consists in the construction and combination of parts to be inore fully described hereinafter and particularly set toi-th in the claims.
Reference is to be had to the accompany ing drawings forming a part of this specitication7 in which similar characters of reference indica-te corresponding parts in all the figures.
Figure-l is a side elevation of a heater constructed according 4to our invention; Fie'. 2 is a vertical section through the heater" lig. 3 is a top plan ot the heater with the cover removed; and FigA is a bottom plan view.
Referring incre particularly to the part-s, l represents the body ot the heater, which is in the torni of a shell. The body is made to present sides or t'aoes 2. and at the meeting edges et these sides or faces 2, the material is presse-d outtvtildly so as to orin seini-t-iiliiiA lar ribs 3 and dues 3a on their inner sides. The body tapers sliglitiy' toward its iower vend; its upper end is normally closed by dislied cover 4 having downiv rdly rejecting ears 5 at. the edges thereoil which seat against the side faces las shown in Fig. i. Thebottoni G oi the heater is 'formed oi" a plurality ot' tongues 'T of substantially triantfrular forni and dishcd, 'as shown in Fig. 2. lhese tongues are formed integral with the side faces 2 and project inwardly toward a,
central opening' 8 in the bottom. The' ad 'jacent or sidev edges 'et' the tongues if are crimped upwardly, as shownyso as to -orm channels .between reinforcing ribs or tiariges,
9,-and at the inner ends. tlie'se'cliaiinels are open. Near the 'middle 'portions ',ot the' tongues, ears it) are struek'dovvnwardiy tiroir:
the. nntteriai and 'these ears are around a bottom ring ll which is seated against the under sides of the tongues, as indicated. ln this Way the tongues are all connected together so as to i'forni a rigid bottoni for the heater. The semi-tubular ribs are extended down below the bottoni 6 and are expanded or flaredoutwardly so as to forni legs 12, said legs being bent inwardly so as to present flanges or feet 13 which rest upon'l the ground, shown.
The flanges 9 stiften the tongues and 'give theni greater rigidity. 'The semi-tubular ribs 3 stiien the body, andthe tapered forin. of the body is adopted so as to enable the. heaters to be nested together `for shipment. in this connection attention is called to the fact that the feet turn inwardly and'aiot out wardly. ln this Way they do notprevent the nesting et the heaters as suggested. V
Special attention is called to thea-mountoi openine which is ai'itorded at the bottom 6. in addition to the central opening: 8,'
which are formed between the adjacent sides or edges or the tongues. ln'thi's Way a sutiieiency of air is obtained for the cointhere -are radially disposed. openingslifbustion Whether the cover li' is'iii position or not.
The corrugations or' ribs S-.are 'very 'Teffective in developing:lr a goed draft when' the lire is started, as an ordinaiyvtuel. within..
the heater does not extend into lthe channels,
"i'Vhen the tire is lighted below, tongues o I tanie 4pass up these igniting' the charge 'of fuel on its sides and at a' nui'nher 'oipoints.
' have been.
heatercould just as Weli oe curved. ""iiflien'` lthecover is ontlie heater of course the draft is dampened and the tire burns very slowly.
'having-thus described lour inve-ntion,` iveelaiin as newv and desire to secure, by'A-Let.- ters Patent-,-4v
l. lieater. forinedof :slieetitnetalliaving a body presentinga1 plurality. of side tages..
lnivi-ng` integral tong-ties' :projecting radially inwardly"troni the lower edges thereoin combination AWithin Iring v,conne'c'ting'said tongues4 and .eotipera'tii'i-gtherewith, to -pie'iif'entthe depressiono'f 'said'toiigues' and itoriningvitli said .tongues a' bottoni tori said' g @einem mwnzon S5 @me und :fmtm torn; :t hott w tur 2. A heater formed o'vstreetmetal tu" lng .a body presenting a purallty el' s faces sind side faces havlno' tongues mteneemt@ a D Z1 n rf' frat therewlth rootlnof mv ardt 'trom the Samt vom zo `.sI rn l 1 v 1 5 lower edge thereot toward the center ot' szw: nenti-1' osfnnftt ot sneu-f. nrw; und
b ody and formmg a bottom for stud nutty, pttrnnff :jan in tutti; .wn-t tlmmt tu; the znaterln ot sind body between santi :t pint-nitty t, :sides tuning; nmggtzt tongues bolng entende?L downwardly anni tongues von from the tower formmg teg/s supper-'ung stud body, the edges thereof, t' s no f r" n' l0 edges or sant tongues bemg bent to torn: 111g hem to m1" 'lw utchnnnots decreasing in width towns-d the nel' en@ o: snm t-t5;1t\5 hmz, 5 Center o szud heater. mg en :tY ring :1t-
.n em? 3. A heater formed of Sheet motel and nehmt to sant eers :um comprising an integral body porton :tmmod to 'torna u. bottom tot' with a plurality of sides, reinforcing ribs T. heater tmfn'tett o at the edges between said Sittee, um? tongues compian fj "vtteg'fm 'tu' projecting mvnrdty from the loner edges with :x ptn; l of Said sides forming :t bottom for mint wtvxwn sniatrxfa,tnng"-esg 1 body, Said ,reinforcing ribs tvv-ing extended jeetng' nwaz'tty trom the tower m' nt' 20 below said bottom and forming logs supxiii sitter; forming n twstmm :un tnwmg porting said body. erwpet etgu tot-ming rein tn emg i.a,n;ta 'n3 it. A heater formed of sheet; meta] tuut sind eut-.s trsuxk thurex'mn,mnt body port-ion eomprsingnn ntewrat body portion formt-d :ttm mn ,n sing; ttow'nsvtmtty extemtn j t y with n. plurality 0 sides, semi-tubular reintetgs. in rfonttrrmtml. with :t strength/J 25 forcmg rlb's formed at: the edges between rms; 'tot' .sind mttonn s: twn
oid sid s, tongues formed integral with sniff; in its nlmwwtiw gfoetitm by Sides und projecting inwardly from the in testmony wt t' 'cutlower edges thereof, a ring connecting' sont apt". tongues, und logs supporting Said body. two subtwritfng' 90 5. Aeheat'er formed of sheet. metal and, Z
comprising an integral body portion forme( 1mth :L pturnhty of sldes hnvmg tungsten projeetlng inwardly trom the tower edges "l .'I' TTQV-v U. 't'. thereof, saidv tonguesr .hm-ing ears stt-nek
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US2969055A (en) * 1958-10-10 1961-01-24 Rolland A Martin Reflector camp ovens
US2981249A (en) * 1957-05-17 1961-04-25 Edward W C Russell Portable disposable stove or grill
US3035566A (en) * 1958-08-21 1962-05-22 Keeney Edward Charcoal burner

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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US2981249A (en) * 1957-05-17 1961-04-25 Edward W C Russell Portable disposable stove or grill
US3035566A (en) * 1958-08-21 1962-05-22 Keeney Edward Charcoal burner
US2969055A (en) * 1958-10-10 1961-01-24 Rolland A Martin Reflector camp ovens

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