US948402A - Vaporizing and mixing device. - Google Patents

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. C., I'. PRESTON. VAPOBIZING AND IIXING DBVIUE.

Patented Fab. 8, 1910.

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Application filed Eem-nari; 23. i905),

To all whom it may coi'bcern:

Be it known that l, Ennemis l?. Pmie'ror-i, a citizen of the United Humm, resid-iig at La Grange, in the countyr of Cook and .5ta e of Illinois, have invented Le* :iin new und. useful Improvii-niente in Vaporizing and Mixing Devicee, of which the. following a specification.

My invention relatee` to a` vaporizii mixing device intended particularly to he used on an internal rmnhustion engine for vaporizing the hydrocarbon. element and mixing it with air; and the invention has for its object to provide a device of this character which can` he used either as an auxiliary to the ordinary carburetor., where gasolene is used, for making the mixture from the earbureter more intimate and more thoroughly 'vaporizing the gesolene before the mixture goes to the cylinder; which can be used in place of the carhureter to ac coinplish the ordinary functions of the cai bui-eter; or which, when gas used a fuel, will thoroughly mix the with air hefore it is exploV ed. f

The invention has f or further ohject eur-fh new and improved constructions in vapori?,- iug andfniixing devices as will he described in the following specification and particu larly set forth in the claims appended thereto.

One embodiment olf niyinrention' ie. shown in the aeeornpauyiug` drawings. wherein-- Figure 1 is a longitudinal cef-.tion through the device. i taken on line Q-l of Fir l, looking in the direction of the arrowV` ltig. 3 is a crossA Sectional View taken on liuc ot' Fig. l. looking in the direction of the arrovs: and Fig. 4: isa crosuecction on line. will of Fig. 1, looking' in the .lirection oi the arrows,

and t Fig. 2 i5 a crosaeectional View i Speencatien ef e Lilie charaoteru ot: reference indicato llie parts in the Lserwral tigimu4 oi the drawings.

Referring to the il rar-filage. it) reprenons` a cylindrical casing piecee` lt and 1L at either und. threaded, or otherwiaL emfured, respectively the inlet pipe 1,53 and the outlet pipe it. i

1Where the device iu uned auxiliary to a` as hureter, pipe lil lead. 'from the carl-uintor and pipe l-l to the cilinder of the ci ne.

The interior ol curling; lll i= divided into cinlmhers l5. lil mul if. i Ai llo-rlnr. la any nuinher o' hi.' tio lli/.i

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"lil wie purtiliohvi are perforated,

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and in the perforatioue are lined sets of tubes 1' fluid conduits which conduct the mixture i air and .spirit through the chainhers hue f fireiy. The arrangement, of 'the .sete of .foolhiits Such that the .mixture is l'orred to follow a circuitouwi path through thejaeing, no that hy succeeeive cmivolutione of the Streams of the mixiure the parts of such miremos are forced i to pase through each other in making the turns in opposite directioue. I hare shown a preferred way of no conlphshmg this1 which o; to arrange the `ditcrent sets of tubes or conduits so that the,

entering und outgoing seth` of each chaiuher overlap. For example, in the purrorations of partition 18 are Seli tubes 22. which extend l substantially to partition lll, their discharge ends heine eut oli' on the diagonal, so that the tahoe diS-Iiliarge toward the center ot thtl casi. The next set of tutti@ 2i-3 extend from poilus adiaeent partition irl through partition t9 to ponne adjacent partition 0, the

inlets 2l ot' these conduits facing toward the circumference of the canino, their dirharge openings. being opposite v disposed. An other set of tubes 26 provided haring inlets 2l' adjacent partition it! and facing the circumference of the ramingq extending through partition *2U and terminating at partition 2l, and with dichargo openings 2b' facing inwardly. To complete the htruclorc shown, another Se of tuhee 29 is provided haring outwardly kicing` iulcu und set in the perforations in partition "il, When the inlet and outlet are in the renter ol the cae-ing. l preferably forni the tuhe or conduite of graduated diameteru` the outer tubes beingl largerto con'ipensate for the decrezmed pren` sure around the wall ot the derive. l prefcrahly also construct-the device with lneanh 'lor adluitt ing air to the interim ol the raSing in. regulutahle quantities. To thin end. tho

cup llV i provided with the pertorutione ill) t :and ou thc, cap is `waited a rotat'uhle shotter pro-tidbit with the cup l in whuh are 51. prmided with :i handle 35.5 :xndehaving' pvrloratione 33 which can he made to regis.- ter with perforatirmnI 3l).

elfi ,le a spirit inletq u hit-h leads through the t1 vt llllllcre it is tlc-- tp Mend the st op (forli ltf.

u'o'rnled for rf oductrahle., pipe may he i auf E it directly troni the spirit tank into the: glrt' Such' pipe .hoWo 'itt 3T it lum. tnproYided with u iop noch 2 ri he operation ot ilu lli-roze when used an auxiliary to tiny1 forhurrteii as follows;

lp ot' the casing und is prorided with the' lil ftp

'Vlninixturv is drawn frutti thv varhiirvtvi l thrinigh lupi? l) in' thi Sin-limi in thu (fyiniilnr. [i vnteis tht1 tirst set nf ronduit; E

uw; iutn rhainhvr 15. In l'rnin vlninihvr l5. it iniist and l'imn thvin par uilvr to rni'apv par hnvliiriird laiton 22 and pipej ifi and thvn turn upon it-ilt in .iiitering thv lattvr pipes. The

this waiY vaiinid tu pasE through viirh nthvr in matting thvsv vunvnlii-tinnn and this arftinu is :nifviiliuitvd in' the rvvvrsvd pnsitinn ut' vnrrvniminling nutlvts1 and inlets. trvains nl thv niixtiiiv pass (iivr the rolaA tirvly nharp vilgvs ut thv tnhvs, which han i tri-al( np any globules ofi nassagvii'aya fornivd h y thv tuiles :ind thvn hzu1 opportunity tu Sjnvad nut nvt-r the ends :if thv tuhts in vittvring' thv vhainbur.

Whvrv. through iinprnpvr rvgulation` thv vngiiie is drawing ton iniii'h mixture from the Carhiirvtvr. this4 maiv hv rvmvdiid by niimaturing to a g'i'vatvr ir his. t-Xtvnt pnrtn 30 iii thv vuil nt' thv inixvr mining.

lihv dviivv as linnn han` annthvr advaningv. [it i ivt i-i. thv apparatus may hn ('iinwiiivntlj.' nrinivd in stsirting. 'lhv intrnductioii nf kaanlvnv might la' vliifvtvil through the'pipe JtT, sunniti il tn lvail frnni thi.l gasnlvin. tank. Hui-h an arrzinginiviit pvi'niit the divimi tn hv uni-d s an auxiliar;` varhurvtrr in raw thv rvgnlar rarinii'vtiii' Iii-ruines disaliivil. in fait. thv ini'vntinu might hr applivd tri the vnnntiin'tinii ni' a i'aihnrvtvr to tziltv thv plat'v nt' thv rifguhir varhnrvtvi un the nnichine.

l`hv uw nl' thi\l dvvivv giros niort perfect rafinrizaiuii and a nniiv pei-fart inixturtl lwtn'vvn theI inrit and thc air. This rviilt-- in grwitvr inurl-r an, it unirse, thv tix'- flnsiivnesn nl' thv inixtiirv invrvziges an pert'vvt` rapnrizatiun and niixtnri,x is apprnxiinatvii. ll`hv dniiiv in aim) ilviguvtl tu du away with thv nviisfzity nl' vapnrizatinn hy thv alipliiatiun ut' limit. This in always iii"- vninluaniwl hi' a his 0i" pniivr as the rouler thv niixturv i1- thv ,Qi-vatir will he its expiri- .uivv [nim-r n'hvn ignited. My device accumgitibhra iuvi'haiiicaliy, hynivchanicallybreaking uli thv gjhihulvs nf gasolene and h v thornnv'ghly mixingV thv gasulriie with the air, the i-niniilvtv rafinrimitinn and mixingr which is .wnght in iw nhtainvd hy thv application of hvatY 'ihnvfnvr. with :i vnnlvr vapor the danggvi nt prvniaturv rxphlxiun in derrfiasid. lhv .tivaniq fit' thv, niixtin'v` as thvy issue I'Uti thi; wivi'al tutti@ inlu thu tlniiiiiers h.ti. ''f thvir mitl'ni'inntiiinA Hpliding :Vmiiriii gltu i-i i' i fllli EX- Thr t intruduring nrmtviiv intri thv ini panniein and `aprvailiiilir m'vr thi rvlatiivi'-i nid` in mixing thv air and the spirit. Whvn it. is nvvvsniirr tu |n'iinv thv inginv, in starting. my' ilviivv is nt' cnnnidviahlv ailvantngv. iiiaainiivh as tlii. ,u'ziwlvnv inai' liv pinirvrl iutn thv Singh inixing derivix instvad nt' having t0 hv. intru ilnr'wl intu vavh mv ut' ihr Vwrcral izi'lindvrs if the vngziiie.

l dn mit limit ini'rivlf tu thv partivlilar de vii-vs. arranggvinvnt and prnportinns Shown and dvwrihrd, as inuditiiatinns vnuld hr dv rinvii which would ruine within in v invvntion an defined by thv. nhiiins.

In vvrtiiin nf thc claims I have described inraun` irlieriihy thvy fluid is inducted from nnv rliainhvr tu tho iivxt as tubes" nr tubular invmlwrs: and these diwices have linen slinwn as ordinary cylindrical pipes. l dn nut` liuiivi'vr. wish thrvhy tu limit in v invention tn thv pvtfitiif struvtnrie shown, uur tu makingllhvlliiid pzmnagr ways vir r|1- hir in ifi-riss `wvtinn; hut iutvnd h v thv teiins Huhn" and `'tiihiilar invinhvr," annir strnctiirv 'Formung :i vundnit ut wiwidvrahle lvngth. rvlzitirv tn itn` dianivtvi' nr tranm'vrse dimension.

I t-lai'iu:

1. A rapnrizing and inixin;w dvi'iiu, ruinpriningr v mining havingan in'lvt and an initkv lvt, and intvrpusod hvtwvvn tin .cantv u phi-- raiitr nt traiiisrvrsely arrangoil partitions and a plurality of tubular invinhvi'n` whiih vxtvud through and prnjvvt from sind partitiniia. thv said tubular invmhurs livtwven adjacent partitionslivingin'vrlappid, wlivrehy thv tliiid in fnrrvil tu inlhm a virciiitniis 'niirsv fi'nin une tu thv nthvi.

2. vaporizing and mixing derive, 00inprimitif a raising having an inlet and im ontlvt, and intvrpnsvd hvtwvvu the saine, parti* tinus ilividiinglr said Ciisiiigs into rhainbergs and tubular nnnnlivrs coniivcting one chiunhvr with thex nvxt and projecting into Said i rhainbvrs sii-that tliiid passage-ways of siice-vsaively varying conformation are provided through whit-li the fluid is forced tn paw in ,Lining from the inlet to the outlet. 1

Il. .i vaporizing and mixing derive. min in-innig a casing having an inlet and an ni|tltr-t. means interposed between the Saint! vnuntituting .sets nl' Huid conduits, sucii'essive arts heilig niitnf linol with @ach other, and ineiuis for delia'ting the Huid successively' from one set to the next set, the successive sets arranged to overlap. l

4. A vapurizing and mixing device, comprisingr a raising having an inlet and an out lvt nud divided into chambers, and sets of conduits leading from one chamber into the iii-xt, the conduits nf une `wiet in each chamhrr lining ont of lineJ with thune of the other .-ivt and overlapping.

A. riipnrizing and mixing '.vvivo. coinpy'ining :i :raising haring :iii int-ft .and :in nut` let and divided into chambers, and sets of ronceiitiically arranged conduits leading successively troin one chamber into the next succeeding chamber, the conduits of su'cf directions in golng from the lnlet to ceisive sets overlapping.

(i. A vaporizing and mixing device, co'nii prisinga easing having an inlet and anloiif;V let' and concentrit-allyl arranged successively from one chamber into the next succeeding chamber, the conduits of succes sive sets overlaliping, the conduits at thc circumference of said casing being of larger diameter than those at the center.

T. A vaporizing and mixing device, com {irisinpl a cylindrical casing having an inlet at one end and an outlet at the other and divided into chambers. sets of concentrically arrzinged conduits leading successively .from one chamber into the next and overlapping, the inlet end of said casing being perforated, and a which can be made to register to a .greater or less extent with the perforations .in the casing.

8. A vaporizing and mixing device, comprising u cylindrical casing having an inlet at one end and an outlet at the other and divided into chambers, sets of conduits leading from one chamber into the next, theY conduits of successive sets overlapping, and a spirit inlet through the side between said inlet and outlet.

9. A prisiug a casing having an' inlet and an outlet, and means interposed between the saine providing fluid passage-ways through which the fluid is forced to pass in opposite directions in going from the inlet to the outlet, the passage-ways near the circumference of said casing being of greater cross-sectional area than those near the center of the saine.

1f). A vaporizing and mixing device, coin prising a casing having an inlet and an outlet, and means interposed between the saine providing a series of sets of parallel conduits,

lthe conduits of'each set overlappiingl those of the next set, whereby the f'luid is forced to pass back and forth in opposite directions iii/going from the. inlet 4to thc outlet, and a sepa ate air inlet into said` casing.

11. A vaporizing and ii'iixing device, conirising a casing having an inlet and an outet, and means iiitci posed between .the saine providing a series of sets of parallel con-` duits, the conduits of each set overlapping.,r those of the next set, whereby the` fluid is forcedto pass back and forth in opposite directions in going from the iiilct to the outlet, a separate air inlet into said easing, and means for controlling the inflow of air through said air iiilet.

12. A vaporizing and mixing device, cornrising a casing having an inlet and an outet, and means' interposed between the saine l divided into chambers, and sets, nt condints leading.y

of said casing va orizin and mixin device corn-` t for of sets of parallel con.- of each set overlapping the fiuld is in o posite t e outlet, said casing provided with a separate 'spirit inlet between said first mentioned inlet; and the outlet.

13. A vaporizing and mixing device, com- `prising a casii'ig having an inlet and an out- .et,;'rn'eaus interposed between the saiue providing a series of sets ot' parallel conduits, the conduits of cach set overlapping those of the next set whereby the tiuid is forced to pass back and forth i-n opposite directions in going from the inlet to the outlet, said casing between said first mentioned inlet and the outlet, and a separate air inlet with means for controlling the inflow of air there through;

providing a series duits, the conduits those of the next set, whereb forced to pass back and fortli 14. VA vaporizing and mixing device, c0m-,

prising a cylindrical casing provided with ,an `inlet at one end and an outlet, at the other, a series of transverse partitions dividing the interior of sald casing Into chambers,

the second, a set of conduits in alternate arrangement with the first set extending through the second partition and so on through said'casing, the casing being provided with air intakes at its inlet end, means regulating the supply of air throu h said air intakes, vand aspirit inlet in t e side of said casing. t t

15. A vaporizing and mixing device, comprising a casing having an inlet and an outlet, and niterposed between the same a plurality of tubular members and trans- 'verse partitions arran ed so as to form circuitious passage-ways etween the inlet and the outlet of such configuration that the streams of mixturegoing through the device are caused to spread and expand at intervals.

16.A vaporizing and mixing device, comprising a casing having an inlet and an outlet, and means interposed between the same providing a seriestof sets of parallel conduits, the conduits of each set overlapping those of the next set, ,whereby the tiuld is forced to pass back and forth in opposite directions in going from the inlet to the outlet,l 171. l1 vaporizing and mixing device, coma set of Huid conduits extending y through the rst partition into proximity to` prising acasing having an inlet and anL and partly through said chamber from opposite ends.

19. A vaporizing and mixing device, eon1 prising a easin in which is formed a' chamber` fluid eoiunits which extend into and partly through said chamber from opposite ends, and which overlap.

20. A vaporizing and mixing device, coniprising a easing in which is formed a pillrnlity of adjacent ehainbers, and successively arranged sets of conduits which connect each chamber with the next succeeding chamber` and which extend part way through each ot' tht` chalutiers which they eonnert.

2l. A vaporizing and mixing device, comprising a easing, partitions dividing said casing into chambers, and tubes extending through each of said partitions and project ingr therefrom so as to connect one chamber with the next succeeding chamber.

Q2. A vaporizing and mixing device, eomprising a casing, partitions dividing'said easing into chambers, and tubes extending through each of said partitions so as to connen-t one chamber with the next succeeding chamber, the tubes leading into theseveral chambers overlapping the tubes 'leading from said respectlve chambers.

23. A vaporizing and mixing device, comprising a casing, partitions dividing said easing into chambers, and tubes extending through each of said partitions so as to oonneet one chamber with the next succeedin chamber, the tubes leading into the severa chambers overlapping the tubes leading from said respective chambers and being beveled.

`24. A vaporizing and mixing device, eomprising a easing, partitions dividing said easing into chambers, and tubes extending through each of said partitions so as to con` neet one chamber with the next succeedin chamber, the tubes leading into the severa chambers overlapping the tubes leading from said respective chambers, the ends of said tubes being oppositely beveled.

oHARLEs F. PRESTON.

VitIiesses l 1,). H. TRUMAN, E. L. Bmnnnlrr.

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