US997146A

US997146A - Hot-air register.

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Publication number: US997146A
Application number: US61641011A
Authority: US
Inventors: Julia B Mathews
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1911-03-23
Filing date: 1911-03-23
Publication date: 1911-07-04
Anticipated expiration: 1928-07-04

Description

J. B. MATHEWS.

HOT AIR REGISTER.

APPLICATION IILBD Mums, 1911.

Patented July 4,1911.

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JULIA B. MATHEWS, OF PORTLAND, MAINE.

HOT-.AIR REGISTER.

Specification of Letters Patent. Patented uly 4, 191 1.

Application led March 23, 1911. Serial No. 616,410.

To all 'whom it may concern.'

Be it known that I, JULIA B. MATHEWS,

` citizen of the United States, residing at 39 Lafayette street, Portland, in the county of Cumberland and State of Maine, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Hot-Air Registers, of which the following is a specification, reference being had therein to the accompanying drawing.

My invention relates to hot air registers,- and has for one of its objects, to diuse thehot air from a furnace so that all `parts of a room will be brought quickly, to a nearly equal temperature.

Another object of the invention is to heat the lower strata of the air in a room', direct from the register, the heated air then ris. ing through the cooler strata to the higher levels of the air. L

The accompanying drawings illustrate the invent-ion, its various features being referred to by letters, similar letters denoting corresponding parts in the several views.

In the drawing Figure 1 is an elevation partly in section, of the device, some of the damper wings being omitted to better disclose the construction. Fig. 2 is a plan view of one half of the damper system.

The letter A designates a vertical spindle which carries on its upper end a .dome B provided with perforations b, b. The lower end of the spindle is connected with a motor l of a type 'shown at min the drawing, or any preferred means by which it may be rotated.

On the spindle A is a sleeve a, partly supporting a fixed perforated inner dome C, the lower end of said sleeve being provided with a suitable support beyond the limits of the drawing, and Vnot claimed asa part of this device. The inner dome C is provided with perforations c, 0, and is supported on its outer extremities on a base K, which has a peripheral flange d, -recessed in the floor H.

An interior annular shoulder c, supports a broad band F, provided with vertical spaced slots f, f, and just below said shoulder lc 'are bearings 7c', for pins h, on thev outer ends of the damper wings E, the ypins e on the inner ends of the wings E, engaging sockets Z, in a block L, fixed on the sleeve a.,

I, I are rodsextending from the casing G to the block L to support the latter in the desired position. On an outer corner of each wing E, is a projection e, which engages one of the slots f, in the band F. This band F is rotatable back and forth, within limits, by means of the linger piece D, which projects from a side of the band through a horizontal slot in the bottom of the dome B. When Ithe part D is pushed in one direction the projections e in the slot-s f, will describe an arc of a circle, causing the wings E to rotate on their axial pins e and L and be closed down, this checks the upf-low of hot air. On pushing the part D in the other direction the projections e. are forced upward and the damper is opened. It is intended that the upper dome B, shall be kept rotating when it is desired to widely diffuse the hot air throughout a room, at other times the heated air will pass out through the openings in both domes and at the open bottom of the outer dome, with` substantially the same effect as with an ordinary register..

What I claim and vdesire to secure is:

1. A hot air register comprising an louter perforated dome mounted for rotation, afixed perforated dome within said outer dome and spaced slightly from it, a casing beneath said domes, a block fixed on a central vertical support, damper wings tapered toward their inner ends and having bearings on said casing and said bloc-k, means to actuate said damper wings and means to rotate said outer dome.

2. A hot air register comprising an outer perforated dome rotatably mounted on a vertical spindle, a perforated dome within said outer dome and spaced slightly from it, a sleeve on said spindle to partly support said inner dome, a base jointed to the hotl air flue, an inner bandon said base below said inner dome, and having spaced vertical slots, damper wings mounted for axial rotation and tapering toward their inner ends, a projection on an outer corner of each wing engaging one of the slots in said band and a finger piece to rotate said band for the purpose specified.

JULIA B. MATHEWS.

. Witnesses:

CLIFFORD E. MCGLAUFLIN, BEULAH MATHEWS.