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US993343A
US993343A US57555910A US1910575559A US993343A US 993343 A US993343 A US 993343A US 57555910 A US57555910 A US 57555910A US 1910575559 A US1910575559 A US 1910575559A US 993343 A US993343 A US 993343A
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  • WITNESSES I INI/E/VTOR 1
  • I pump T .i e eugh the i use te of in any snitnice the 1 7e ires may be bundled tne electrie Wif$ 3%, 3% are e0n-' themeter 1 hroughthe emis 36, ,ie heads 3?, f5"? adapted L0 be conse meter the scrubbing; "c001, 2'5 are sheWn in my patent application.
  • inst eoiieeter having a pipe adapted 9G charge pipe 1% te hand-actuated valve 15 claim anti ciesire to secure by Letters Pator I t0 9 Y the air and dust, means for introducing Water into the said dust pipe, means 3 ⁇ ) 3 f0; pi'etiueing the vacuum and sepafete J for chewing the Water and mud from the just. pipe before reaching the vacuum in gg means.
  • a dust collector having a pipe adapted to carry the air and dust, means for introducing water into the air and dust while under partial vacuum, means for producng thevacuum, a water pipe, and separate means for drawing the water from under the vacuum and discharging into the said water pipe.
  • a dust'collector having a pipe adapted" to carry the air and dust, a clean water p1pe adapted to connect the said dust pipe with a supply of water, a dirty water pipegmeans for producing the vacuum and means for 15 two subscribing witnesses, this 3d day of 26 August, 1910.

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P. D. BREWSTER.
DUST COLLECTOR.
APPLICATION FILED AUG. 4. 1910.
"993,343. Patented May 30, 1911.
2 SHEETS-SHEET 1.
P. D. BREWSTER.
DUST COLLECTOR.
APPLICATION FILED AUG.4. 1910.
993,343. Patented May 30, 1911.
2 SHEETS-SHEET 2.
WITNESSES: I INI/E/VTOR 1), the other hose e, ,-iy1ng Water to the LO 4 {nud- 77 I pump T .i e eugh the i use te of in any snitnice the 1 7e ires may be bundled tne electrie Wif$ 3%, 3% are e0n-' themeter 1 hroughthe emis 36, ,ie heads 3?, f5"? adapted L0 be conse meter the scrubbing; "c001, 2'5 are sheWn in my patent application. anihet $2,862 entitieci acuum '11s 01 mini Number tonnes: leer scrubbers -.,e132.mt1ng u; i hy pipe iii an mp; cieseribe l my invention What 1 8" t0 nipe 16 iee ing into th Water tank 5' ent is 1 1. A dust eoiiector having apipe adapted e e e ssh? .11 t0 0. my the air and dust means for int-r0; ge Winch. eX- duel Water into the air and dust While iii tank 5 e1 uneien the partial Vacuum, means for profleeing the vacuum and separate means e remove the water from under the vacuum.
inst eoiieeter having a pipe adapted 9G charge pipe 1% te hand-actuated valve 15 claim anti ciesire to secure by Letters Pator I t0 9 Y the air and dust, means for introducing Water into the said dust pipe, means 3}) 3 f0; pi'etiueing the vacuum and sepafete J for chewing the Water and mud from the just. pipe before reaching the vacuum in gg means.
is dust coilecter having a pipe adapted V my the air end dust, a Water tank,
means for intredueing water from the said Water tank into the said dust pipe, means '100 fer producing the vacuum and separate z'neens for. gnawing the Water and mud from the (lust pipe and ciischarging into the said aster tank A dust eeileetor having a pipe adapted Try the air and dust, a water tank, a Way valvesvith connections tow the said. water ten the said dust pipe and to a en 7 01? Water, means for producing the mum, and means fer drawing the water He e under the pantie vacuum and disiging the Water through a three valve into the said water tank or into a waste 5. "A dust collector having a pipe adapted to carry the air and dust, means for introducing water into the air and dust while under partial vacuum, means for producng thevacuum, a water pipe, and separate means for drawing the water from under the vacuum and discharging into the said water pipe.
6. A dust'collector having a pipe adapted" to carry the air and dust, a clean water p1pe adapted to connect the said dust pipe with a supply of water, a dirty water pipegmeans for producing the vacuum and means for 15 two subscribing witnesses, this 3d day of 26 August, 1910.
PERCY D. BREWSTER.
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G. BACKUS, C. ODONOGHUE.
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Cited By (3)

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US3731464A (en) * 1971-01-19 1973-05-08 Us Army Continuous aerosol concentrator
US4460387A (en) * 1981-12-16 1984-07-17 American Sterilizer Company Discharge evacuation system
US4652284A (en) * 1985-08-23 1987-03-24 American Sterilizer Company Anti-splash drain fixture

Cited By (3)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US3731464A (en) * 1971-01-19 1973-05-08 Us Army Continuous aerosol concentrator
US4460387A (en) * 1981-12-16 1984-07-17 American Sterilizer Company Discharge evacuation system
US4652284A (en) * 1985-08-23 1987-03-24 American Sterilizer Company Anti-splash drain fixture

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