US995591A - Electric heater. - Google Patents

Electric heater. Download PDF

Info

Publication number
US995591A
US995591A US56900010A US1910569000A US995591A US 995591 A US995591 A US 995591A US 56900010 A US56900010 A US 56900010A US 1910569000 A US1910569000 A US 1910569000A US 995591 A US995591 A US 995591A
Authority
US
United States
Prior art keywords
electric heater
electrodes
handle
ing
electric
Prior art date
Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
Expired - Lifetime
Application number
US56900010A
Inventor
Thomas E Fogalsang
Current Assignee (The listed assignees may be inaccurate. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the list.)
JOSEPH A MOROSS
Original Assignee
JOSEPH A MOROSS
Priority date (The priority date is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the date listed.)
Filing date
Publication date
Application filed by JOSEPH A MOROSS filed Critical JOSEPH A MOROSS
Priority to US56900010A priority Critical patent/US995591A/en
Application granted granted Critical
Publication of US995591A publication Critical patent/US995591A/en
Anticipated expiration legal-status Critical
Expired - Lifetime legal-status Critical Current

Links

Images

Classifications

    • HELECTRICITY
    • H05ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05BELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
    • H05B3/00Ohmic-resistance heating
    • H05B3/0004Devices wherein the heating current flows through the material to be heated

Definitions

  • rhis invention relates to au electric heater and particuiariy pe'teiiis no ⁇ eviee for heating Waer and other' iiquidsy menons of eiec'ziicif'ay.
  • the iiiveiitiory consists of "heparts and the' construction and combination opuiis :is hereinafter more fully c'escifibed mi claimed, having leferenoe to 'ehe eccompanw ing diawings, in' Which- Figure l is an eievationai View of he invention.
  • Fig. 2 is a. vertical secion. Fifi".
  • Fig. @c is a erosseectio'x. on the line Y Y, 2.
  • Fig. 5- is a desi o the Wire erminziipi
  • a represcns he handle of the device which is me'fei'ubiv made of haifc Wood 01' porcelain, or other in- Salat-ing or uon-eondueting n'iaeriai.
  • fiile device is suitably sus pene in body oi iquic and i em'em of eiec yiicifby C'ireced to eithe i e corbons 2--2 'ihiough one of he seifiee Wires
  • This construction of exposed non-metnllie, electrical heating units may be employed in :i variety of Ways end for a variety of imei, as, not only as en ordinary water heater, bei for heating ilzitirons, ee., where ihese e posed electrodes :ire surrounded by e body of liquid from which Athe heat transmitted To the iron.
  • An immersion electric healer comprising a handle having zi tnhnhir end forni ing :i Chamber, zi parir of exposed, eiirhon electrodes each having,i one end iixed to the chamber of the handle, ineens ⁇ for holding)- the electrodes upzirt ro provide an intermediae miller heating space, and n performed inelosnre for 'he electrodes, Suid inelosiire being ⁇ fixed io the i'iihnlfir end olf the handle.

Landscapes

  • Electrotherapy Devices (AREA)

Description

T. E. FOGALSANG.
ELECTRIC HEATER.
AYPLIOATLON HLED JUNE a7. 1910 Patented Jun@ 20, X911.
THRAS E, FDGLSLNG, F SAN MOP-0355, OF
SAN "ERNCSC, CALIFGHNA.
ppeaon filed ,Tinne 2'?, will Serial No.
To 1335 whom may co/ncem:
Be it known -heL'HoMAs E. FoeALsAQG, citizen oi"- the Uiiffed States, resifinj* in *He city and county o @an Francia i S of Califoiiie, have invented new ems. izseui improvements in Eieciic H'eaeis, of which he oiowing is specilceioii.
rhis invention relates to au electric heater and particuiariy pe'teiiis no {eviee for heating Waer and other' iiquidsy menons of eiec'ziicif'ay.
it is he objec of iiiis invention to pio-A vide L simpie, cheap, pieeticail, sanivw' mez'soii electric heate meaiifi i weite? ci? @they iiquiffis may be .e ing cii'cuaied between, and in dire' taci; with, non-metaiic, non-coiiwisive eiee- @miei such" as carooodiese electrodes so thee wiii be no meii ,to come iii Contact with the iuid feo be heaed..
The use of metaiic electrodes, Where ailowed io come in direct conzic; with the Weiler 'to be. iiefied, is obieciionzibe es the meai coirodes and also d-eeompcsee undef the action of tile elect'ie current/ causing eeetlolyic oi' oiiemicai action to ake piace with che` result hai; he liquid becomes poiiuted., These objeotionebie 'femmes are eliminaed in this device of/Vibe use ofeiirbon eleciodes which, by mason of u heii being fait N aiion-metaliic natue, have no injurious ei feet, Qu on the conrary Wiii tend so im prove the quaiities `of the waiter beiiigiieaed, Jdius rendering his e. saniuy device.
The iiiveiitioryconsists of "heparts and the' construction and combination opuiis :is hereinafter more fully c'escifibed mi claimed, having leferenoe to 'ehe eccompanw ing diawings, in' Which- Figure l is an eievationai View of he invention. Fig. 2 is a. vertical secion. Fifi".
3 is a cross-section on the Eine E X? Fig. i.. f
`Fig. @c is a erosseectio'x. on the line Y Y, 2. Fig. 5- is a desi o the Wire erminziipi In he drawings A represcns he handle of the device which is me'fei'ubiv made of haifc Wood 01' porcelain, or other in- Salat-ing or uon-eondueting n'iaeriai. The
lower end of he hanfie is ubulai in ifoim,
so as to provide a chm'nbei in which the upper ends of ev pair of carbon @leen-@des 2-2 are inserted. These ca ibon electrodes section and are iixsei-te in ehe 'hA fh their fiat siaies ffm nary ivm ,o'ooucic' 1. i'iiougii viii-e himoiie A from c source of eleciie supply :m r v These piartes een he eeifeons /L--Qf ami 75 fe: ecitively, as shown in y4 im. wsuiees if e.
carbons from ousifie conVI r cube ci? 90 shell T is pefomed in :i numb; of pinces as at 8, so :is io admis of j@ free -cijreuaion f of iqu eiouiid mib i 'veen 'fthe eeeticdes 2-2Q and secuedilie handle A by means of screws 9 v *95 n ooeieicn, fiile device is suitably sus pene in body oi iquic and i em'em of eiec yiicifby C'ireced to eithe i e corbons 2--2 'ihiough one of he seifiee Wires The euieiie: on passing iiiough ,one of fiile carbon eiectiodes 2 2 ows across ille gap bem-'een iii-1e earbons and iiiough the waey theicebeweeil to 4ce opposite ceibon, hus raising the empeziture the water in Wei. known manne-Y." Such @lecci-"e- 105 a position off the carbone 2 2. esrmay place Wil in no way prove injurious to the liquid being heated, es Carbon has no deleterious effects on most liquids.
This construction of exposed non-metnllie, electrical heating units may be employed in :i variety of Ways end for a variety of imei, as, not only as en ordinary water heater, bei for heating ilzitirons, ee., where ihese e posed electrodes :ire surrounded by e body of liquid from which Athe heat transmitted To the iron.
'Having thus described my i1iveniio11,\\'lnit claim and desire to Secure by Letters; Patent ie-a l. An immersion electric healer comprising a handle having zi tnhnhir end forni ing :i Chamber, zi parir of exposed, eiirhon electrodes each having,i one end iixed to the chamber of the handle, ineens` for holding)- the electrodes upzirt ro provide an intermediae miller heating space, and n performed inelosnre for 'he electrodes, Suid inelosiire being` fixed io the i'iihnlfir end olf the handle.
in ii'nniersion electric limiter ei'inipiising :i handle having :i tuhiilur ond forming :i chamber, :i lmii oi expoed enrhon elev-Y trodes7 erich having one end fixed lo die Chamber of the handle; ineens for holding ihe electrodes; :ipfirt io provide :in inierniedi :ite wzier henling space, :ind :i noninoiillie shell having one end iX-ed to ihe handle, Said shell inelossing' the pair of electrode4 :ind having openings to admit Water thereto.
In testimony whereof l. here herennto ses niy hond in the presence oil wo Siiberihing witnesses.
US56900010A 1910-06-27 1910-06-27 Electric heater. Expired - Lifetime US995591A (en)

Priority Applications (1)

Application Number Priority Date Filing Date Title
US56900010A US995591A (en) 1910-06-27 1910-06-27 Electric heater.

Applications Claiming Priority (1)

Application Number Priority Date Filing Date Title
US56900010A US995591A (en) 1910-06-27 1910-06-27 Electric heater.

Publications (1)

Publication Number Publication Date
US995591A true US995591A (en) 1911-06-20

Family

ID=3063923

Family Applications (1)

Application Number Title Priority Date Filing Date
US56900010A Expired - Lifetime US995591A (en) 1910-06-27 1910-06-27 Electric heater.

Country Status (1)

Country Link
US (1) US995591A (en)

Similar Documents

Publication Publication Date Title
US995591A (en) Electric heater.
US497793A (en) Samuel b
US1293010A (en) Convertible electric sad-iron and heating and cooking stove and lamp.
US831434A (en) Water-purifier.
US938127A (en) Electric heater.
US516878A (en) Joseph sachs
US1132604A (en) Electric fluid-heater.
US739176A (en) Electric water-heater.
US969013A (en) Bathing apparatus.
US1465995A (en) Electric cooking and heating apparatus
US987658A (en) Electric heater and sterilizer.
US1361442A (en) Wood campbell
US1344741A (en) Electric sadiron
US321933A (en) Henri piepeb
US1694981A (en) Electric waffle iron
US1342864A (en) Electric sadiron
US1893253A (en) Electric heating or cooking apparatus for food
US1206392A (en) Electric water-heater.
US1267044A (en) Electric water-purifier.
KR102296506B1 (en) Electrode heating unit
US2533469A (en) Immersion electric heater
US959215A (en) Electric heating device.
US633164A (en) Electrotherapeutic bath.
US670669A (en) Electric stove.
US764674A (en) Electrical heater.