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US952947A
US952947A US48168109A US1909481681A US952947A US 952947 A US952947 A US 952947A US 48168109 A US48168109 A US 48168109A US 1909481681 A US1909481681 A US 1909481681A US 952947 A US952947 A US 952947A
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    • B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
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    • B05B1/00—Nozzles, spray heads or other outlets, with or without auxiliary devices such as valves, heating means
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  • This invention has for its object to provide a spraying apparatus for producing various graduated sprays from the same aperture and operating under all pressures, from the fire extinguishing jet to the pulverizing jet.
  • the jet or spray may be adjusted b y simply moving parts of the nozzle.
  • nozzle is mounted on a hinged joint, which allows for the jet or spray to be directed in any and all directions without twisting the hose-pipe, as is the case with the usual pipe nozzle or jet.
  • Figure l is a longitudinal section of the mounted device
  • Fig. 2 is an elevation of the i device
  • Fig. 3 shows two views, at right angles to each other, of the inner member removed.
  • the part A shown detached in Fig. 3, is threaded at its lower end, which end is connected to the hinged part or with the part D carrying the hose-pipe.
  • the end of this pipe is formed with two wedge shaped projections CZ, connected by a member E V- shaped in cross section, in which is secured a threaded rod which carries on the top a small cone H and two nuts.
  • the various sprays are obtained by moving these nuts, which are neutral when resting on the member E (when the thickest spray is obtained) the finest spray being obtained, when the nuts are at the upper part and are forming one block with the cone. A more or less line spray is obtained as the nuts are brought farther from or nearer to the cone.
  • the surface Acovered by the spray is reduced and the jet is elongated, when the basis ot' the cone (or block formed by the nuts and the cone) is brought nearer the edges of the aperture of the sheath B.
  • A are the spiral grooves S, in which the screw K enters to work as a nut.
  • the member B carries at the upper por" tion a strong edge for protecting the cone against shocks.
  • the lower end of this member is screw threaded for engaging the part C; the same is provided with four longitudinal notches made in the thread and in one of which vengages the screw M for preventing the unscrewing.
  • the part or member C carries a milled crown for holding the same in the hand.
  • an india rubber ring secured by a shoulder and pressed as required by screwing the member B into the member C.
  • the joint comprises two main parts R-R shown in the longitudinal section, Fig. l. Vithin one of these parts is arranged the valve V for instantaneously stopping the water entering the device, when required.
  • the tight joint is secured by the packings and both members are connected together by a bolt Q and a nut.
  • This bolt carries under the nut ⁇ a large plate P retained by a fiat part used as a brake, so that the joint is always tight.
  • the valve is turned independently of the bolt by the tube T which at the same time carries the closing part.
  • a spray device comprising a member for connection with a hose, a nozzle hinged thereto, a member of the nozzle carrying a cone, nuts on said member, and an adjustable sheath mounted on said member.
  • a spray device comprising a member for connection with a hose, a nozzle hinged thereto, a member of said nozzle carrying' a cone, nuts on said member, an adjustable sheath mounted on said member, and means for preventingunscrewing of the parts.
  • a spray device comprising a member for connection with a hose, a nozzle hinged thereto, comprising a member A threaded at one end and provided with wedge-shaped projections at the other end, a member V-shaped in cross section connecting the wedge-shaped projections, a threaded rod carried by said V-shaped member, a cone on said rod and nuts carried by said rod and justable on said part A, said part A being 10 a Sheath adjustable on said member A. provided with spiral grooves, and a screw 4.
  • a spray device Comprising a member coperatng with said grooves. l A threaded at one end and provided With In testimony whereof I affix my signa- Wedge-shaped projections7 a member V- ture. t

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C. REVAILLOT.
SPRAY DEVISE.
APPLICATION FILED MAR. 6, 1909.
Patented Mar. 22, 1910.
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ANDREW s annum C0.. Fumo-LMQGRAPHERS. wAsmNmoN n c l ENTTEE STATES PATENT EETCE.
CLAUDE REVAILLOT, OF NICE, FRANCE.
SPRAY DEVICE.
To all whom it may concern.'
Be it known that- I, CLAUDE REvAILLo'r, a citizen of the Republic of France, residing at Nice, in France, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Spray Devices, of which the following is a specification.
This invention has for its object to provide a spraying apparatus for producing various graduated sprays from the same aperture and operating under all pressures, from the fire extinguishing jet to the pulverizing jet. The jet or spray may be adjusted b y simply moving parts of the nozzle.
The nozzle is mounted on a hinged joint, which allows for the jet or spray to be directed in any and all directions without twisting the hose-pipe, as is the case with the usual pipe nozzle or jet. The same is illustrated in the annexed drawings in which- Figure l is a longitudinal section of the mounted device, Fig. 2 is an elevation of the i device and Fig. 3 shows two views, at right angles to each other, of the inner member removed.
The part A, shown detached in Fig. 3, is threaded at its lower end, which end is connected to the hinged part or with the part D carrying the hose-pipe. The end of this pipe is formed with two wedge shaped projections CZ, connected by a member E V- shaped in cross section, in which is secured a threaded rod which carries on the top a small cone H and two nuts. The various sprays are obtained by moving these nuts, which are neutral when resting on the member E (when the thickest spray is obtained) the finest spray being obtained, when the nuts are at the upper part and are forming one block with the cone. A more or less line spray is obtained as the nuts are brought farther from or nearer to the cone.
The surface Acovered by the spray is reduced and the jet is elongated, when the basis ot' the cone (or block formed by the nuts and the cone) is brought nearer the edges of the aperture of the sheath B.
XVhen the cone begins to enter the sheath or sleeve, the water begins to escape in a straight jet of varying length. On this part Specicaton of Letters Patent.
Application led March 6, 1909.
Patented Mar. 22, 1910. Serial No. 481,681.
A are the spiral grooves S, in which the screw K enters to work as a nut.
The member B carries at the upper por" tion a strong edge for protecting the cone against shocks. The lower end of this member is screw threaded for engaging the part C; the same is provided with four longitudinal notches made in the thread and in one of which vengages the screw M for preventing the unscrewing.
The part or member C carries a milled crown for holding the same in the hand. In the interior and under the crown is located an india rubber ring secured by a shoulder and pressed as required by screwing the member B into the member C. The joint comprises two main parts R-R shown in the longitudinal section, Fig. l. Vithin one of these parts is arranged the valve V for instantaneously stopping the water entering the device, when required. The tight joint is secured by the packings and both members are connected together by a bolt Q and a nut. This bolt carries under the nut `a large plate P retained by a fiat part used as a brake, so that the joint is always tight. The valve is turned independently of the bolt by the tube T which at the same time carries the closing part.
Vhat I claim as new is:
l. A spray device comprising a member for connection with a hose, a nozzle hinged thereto, a member of the nozzle carrying a cone, nuts on said member, and an adjustable sheath mounted on said member.
2. A spray device comprising a member for connection with a hose, a nozzle hinged thereto, a member of said nozzle carrying' a cone, nuts on said member, an adjustable sheath mounted on said member, and means for preventingunscrewing of the parts.
3. A spray device comprising a member for connection with a hose, a nozzle hinged thereto, comprising a member A threaded at one end and provided with wedge-shaped projections at the other end, a member V-shaped in cross section connecting the wedge-shaped projections, a threaded rod carried by said V-shaped member, a cone on said rod and nuts carried by said rod and justable on said part A, said part A being 10 a Sheath adjustable on said member A. provided with spiral grooves, and a screw 4. A spray device Comprising a member coperatng with said grooves. l A threaded at one end and provided With In testimony whereof I affix my signa- Wedge-shaped projections7 a member V- ture. t
Shaped in cross section connecting the CLAUDE REVAILLOT.` Wedge-shaped projections, a threaded rod In the presence of- Carried by said member, a cone on said rod H. C. COXE,
and nuts carried by said rod, a, sheath ad- GEORGE RIGoT.
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