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US957400A
US957400A US50812409A US1909508124A US957400A US 957400 A US957400 A US 957400A US 50812409 A US50812409 A US 50812409A US 1909508124 A US1909508124 A US 1909508124A US 957400 A US957400 A US 957400A
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
    • F16DCOUPLINGS FOR TRANSMITTING ROTATION; CLUTCHES; BRAKES
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    • F16D65/02Braking members; Mounting thereof
    • F16D65/04Bands, shoes or pads; Pivots or supporting members therefor
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    • F16D65/062Bands, shoes or pads; Pivots or supporting members therefor for externally-engaging brakes engaging the tread of a railway wheel

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  • Patented may 10, 1910.
  • .3 is n side elevation of u hru head, p11 rtly in seetion and illustrating; a :turther modified arrangement of the means einplrrred for lot-lung the hentl on the heuni.
  • invention relates generally bruins, und more particularly to he hm we hen ls and the menus employed l] r :uljustuhly nuiunling the sunie 0n the ends of the l eun'u and my invention relates to that class of nrljus ihle hruke heuds .lllHHlLZILlHl in the i .tent issued to ilenry ll. ilehisehung, hie.
  • 'iueipsl object of my invention is t0 generally in'i nore the construction shown in the patent zhove referred to and to use n tin; or 1- spring for forcing the locking block into engagement with the sleeve on the end of the hr; he henna, which ronstruetien does away with the use of u coil spring, and thereby eeononiizes space, which is an impl'rtaint, factor in hrulte heuni construetion.
  • the heads are :njljustnhly locked on the ends of the l'ietini in such a manner that when the beams are hung" in proper position the heads will uuloimiticully adjust themselves to the surfer-es o l. the wheels regardless of the (chm-tun i. or pesition of the brake l'nrngiugs tun! (luringwhich automatic adjustment the locking blocks between the heads and beam yield tn pen-nit the heads to assume their proper positions, and. which hloeltslirxnly to ln'u lce Specification of Letters Patent.
  • the spri -presed lochiug lileel is lnrizted zit the termeul point on the brake h ad.
  • jl designates the brake head which provided with the usual opening which reireives the thrust; liloelt er sleeve 5), and which latter is detuehnl'ily pesitieuell on the end ollhe lieuin. l orniud in the surlnre ol the thrust.
  • hlorleor sleere ii is u segmental recess :4, the bottom of whirl: is provided with transverse serr: liens or teeth 5?, Formed integral with the lIHfllIP, heud l u C(lli'llillllfll locking block and spring housing (3, the smile being. preieruhly urranged shove the opening 2., :uul slightly to the reur oi u vertical line drawn through the center of suid opening and formed in the ends of this housing (3 are apertures T.
  • POSil'lOllWl in the router of the housing is u loekingz liloel; S, the under side of which is prm-itled with u series of transverse ser rations or teeth 5), which are adapted to engage with the serrutimis 0r teeth designates u lint or leaf spring which is curved or bowed and. provided at one end with an. integml head 11. li hen the parts are nssemhleih the spring it) occupies u position within the upper portion of the hous-- ing (3, its eentrnl port-ion hearing on top of the locking blue]: 8 and its end portions proupertures 7 in the ends looting through the of the housing.
  • an aperture 12 Formed in the'eeutrnl portion of the spring 10 is an aperture 12 which LGZOX11KI10dz1lOS n pin 13 seated in the housi enirel portion of the 5, and .ter end of soicl pin be through one end of the housing 6 is a screw 16, the inner of which against the COI'I'QSPOIlCliHQ end of "Lil-3 swing ling t1 eaded and provided with l adjust-- 10, thus providing 1* mg the iension oi said solving.
  • the set screw 16 provicles means for increasing or decreasing the ten" S1031 of the spring 10, and by providing the pin 3 and nut 16, the locking eloek may be Withdrawn to permit the iemovzl 'lhe ivaal from the s eeve Without rem Wing the spring.
  • a brake beam of ihe class clesei'ibed a. head provided with a housing, a locking block located therein, and a spring arw ranged therein and bearing against the 10010 ing' block.

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0. H. WILLIAMS BRAKE BEAM.-
APPLIOATION FILED JULY 17, 1909.
Patented may 10, 1910.
INVL'NTQE mamas WILL/HMS J2.
ES H. wimmivzs, IIPMENT CGMIEANY. or 01:1
CI-IIOQG 1, TZLLINGIS, ASSIGNOR T CHTGAGQ BAILWAY KLEIN 315%, f CORPGRATION OF ILLINOIS.
BRAKE-EEAHl/I inns, forming part {of this sieeiliezition. in
\D 1 l1. 1 whien I l a sit levutien (if the him i; en my in beam. with nurts 4 i tiou.
i W Y. is '1 section till-(till i the line e1. l
'. 3 is n Side 2 :ien er a hrnl 'e l. ml, p21 rtly in section, in u I! Tiling; a nu) ii'ied arrangement of the menus employed for l lug the heaul ill the heunn i ig, a"; is 21 side elevutien ol' :1 hrzilte h ed purl. i in se "morn ltlltl showing :2 fl rtihei "clified lorino'i' theniezins ei'nployed for lochni aid hesd on the heznn. Fig. .3 is n side elevation of u hru head, p11 rtly in seetion and illustrating; a :turther modified arrangement of the means einplrrred for lot-lung the hentl on the heuni.
invention relates generally bruins, und more particularly to he hm we hen ls and the menus employed l] r :uljustuhly nuiunling the sunie 0n the ends of the l eun'u and my invention relates to that class of nrljus ihle hruke heuds .lllHHlLZILlHl in the i .tent issued to ilenry ll. ilehisehung, hie.
llUVQllllXll hth i892.
'iueipsl object of my invention is t0 generally in'i nore the construction shown in the patent zhove referred to and to use n tin; or 1- spring for forcing the locking block into engagement with the sleeve on the end of the hr; he henna, which ronstruetien does away with the use of u coil spring, and thereby eeononiizes space, which is an impl'rtaint, factor in hrulte heuni construetion. in the patent above referred to the heads are :njljustnhly locked on the ends of the l'ietini in such a manner that when the beams are hung" in proper position the heads will uuloimiticully adjust themselves to the surfer-es o l. the wheels regardless of the (chm-tun i. or pesition of the brake l'nrngiugs tun! (luringwhich automatic adjustment the locking blocks between the heads and beam yield tn pen-nit the heads to assume their proper positions, and. which hloeltslirxnly to ln'u lce Specification of Letters Patent.
pliant-ion filed July 1?, 1969.
l l l l l l Serial No. 5%,124.
proper positions hold and leek the heads in during the true the brakes are oil.
is hereinhefore' stated. the principal 0hjeet of my present invention to gene ally improve the COllSil'tlCilOll oi the Rohisehung hnnn, and in addition, to provide a eon struetion wherein u eonsidemhle saving of space directed in the arrangement of the leaking hloel-r. s iiring and housing, which saving; of space nirtieulurly desis-ruhle,
tspeeiuily in inside hung h rakes. By my improved eeueiruetion the spri -presed lochiug lileel: is lnrizted zit theiileul point on the brake h ad. the hiking up ot' Elll, wear and lost motion provided fur, and a simple, compact eoustruetimi is provided whirh is Very ell'eetive in use and which permits the hruke heziis lo be readily pesitiened upon or rennweil from the mills til? the beam.
To the shore purposes my invention consists in eerluin novel features of construe lien and uriungeinent of parts hereinafter more fully described and eluiu'ied.
Referring l) numerals to the HPCOITIPHDV- ing drnwiu; jl designates the brake head which provided with the usual opening which reireives the thrust; liloelt er sleeve 5), and which latter is detuehnl'ily pesitieuell on the end ollhe lieuin. l orniud in the surlnre ol the thrust. hlorleor sleere ii is u segmental recess :4, the bottom of whirl: is provided with transverse serr: liens or teeth 5?, Formed integral with the lIHfllIP, heud l u C(lli'llillllfll locking block and spring housing (3, the smile being. preieruhly urranged shove the opening 2., :uul slightly to the reur oi u vertical line drawn through the center of suid opening and formed in the ends of this housing (3 are apertures T. POSil'lOllWl in the router of the housing (3 is u loekingz liloel; S, the under side of which is prm-itled with u series of transverse ser rations or teeth 5), which are adapted to engage with the serrutimis 0r teeth designates u lint or leaf spring which is curved or bowed and. provided at one end with an. integml head 11. li hen the parts are nssemhleih the spring it) occupies u position within the upper portion of the hous-- ing (3, its eentrnl port-ion hearing on top of the locking blue]: 8 and its end portions proupertures 7 in the ends looting through the of the housing. Formed in the'eeutrnl portion of the spring 10 is an aperture 12 which LGZOX11KI10dz1lOS n pin 13 seated in the housi enirel portion of the 5, and .ter end of soicl pin be through one end of the housing 6 is a screw 16, the inner of which against the COI'I'QSPOIlCliHQ end of "Lil-3 swing ling t1 eaded and provided with l adjust-- 10, thus providing 1* mg the iension oi said solving.
' awiometieaily beam. but 121 the loci fender in wetlge 3 a i Willell is POSi JiOKJQCl :2. mi 18, and located vooii the lower D01"l'i( l1 of or 1 anal ini'e posed saicl nuion he under side of e housin is; an expzms "Oil swing W pressure horimill u by th;
spring 12} tend; to draw {no wedge key 1? (flu, thereby forcing the bi engam e and loe do u'w Wurdly to mghl v the'slee've ancl v 'ovide rem'mwl J l 7 similar lo ihe 00 o but with he a lditi ,0. construction on shown In Fig.
which 1) lhi'oiz the he 1 and lion are mi nolecl, in
2, it will be noted anew of the spring 10 is so dimmed 'ihat all clearance space between the ironu and lower portion of the sleeve 3 and tin: lie/id 1. is taken up, ihereby doing away with all lost iiiotioh which might otherwisebe transmilied m i" brake mechanism. As lmrvinhefore slated, the housing 6, containing the locking and the spring, is loeuied at the ideal .525 through pen on the head, as coneiclered by G. and". by utilizing a fiat 01- lezzi spring, 1 am able 0 economize space, whieh is a. matter of con filbiii importance, particularly on inside hung beams. The set screw 16 provicles means for increasing or decreasing the ten" S1031 of the spring 10, and by providing the pin 3 and nut 16, the locking eloek may be Withdrawn to permit the iemovzl 'lhe ivaal from the s eeve Without rem Wing the spring.
il wi edily'mh'leistood time Where brake In ly improved eons in use and i 1 b liGS are applied, the frie- 2? "119 wheels en die a car-- suilieient to everlg or: lockiig aclion of the (he heads will auioma'f block ally ljust 't'LOYlSfWiiLIC pa .5 1. loci: me heads on me beam 21110. e
same '11 such position Ween ehe brakes 1 or unlil suic'i heade readjust themselvea Whenever cause arises to change the relaiion of the wheels and heads.
11; will be readily understood 'C mino parts of the beam and ion with :1 .i'Gzi flS 5011. mounted ueombim ion with a brakebeam. of
1 heads mu. en; ing lhe hen mini :1 bv the l Y 111;): him lion Wlil! 31,2116 udjuei able end." and healing Ll iii.
brake lib-Film lo by the bialze heads and V m, and 5% springs; remo l w ed 1 the heads and bearing zagzinsi i116 locking iZlOCkR.
4. The conihimuimi with a brake beam. of brake lhf lflS loosely inouii'ied on he ends tl'zeieof, locking blocks, can-led by L. .e brake hemls and engaging the lJ1i'i'1,ilDCi ad ustable fiat springs i-emovably arranged in he heads and be 5 a, list l1" e E0 hing bloehs.
a a brake beam of ihe class clesei'ibed, a. head provided with a housing, a locking block located therein, and a spring arw ranged therein and bearing against the 10010 ing' block.
6; In a only beam of the class described, a head nibovified with a homing, a locking block lohaled iherein, and an urljuslahlefiat spring arranged {herein and healing againfet the locking block.
"he hezuls loosely mounted on the ends (hovel. locking blovks 211' ml by the brake 3 he beam, oi moumed on (he emls
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