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USRE7662E
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  • This invention is designed for feeding oil for lubricating purp oses; and it consists, mainly, first, in an improved method of feeding, consisting, essentially, in the employment, in connection with a boiler or steam-space, of a water-column extending above the body of oil, and formed from the condensation of steam, for expelling, by its hydrostatic pressure, oil into a cylinder or like steam-space, to be supplied with lubricating material; and, second, in certain means for carrying my invention practically into effect, consisting, essentially, in the combination, with a boiler or steam space, of an elevated condensing-pipe having a regulating-cock, an oil-reservoir, and
  • Figure l represents a central sectional elevation of the improved lubricator, by means of which my method is carried practically into effect; and Eig. 2, a horizontal'section of the same, taken on the line w ai, Fig. I.
  • A represents an oil-vessel of any proper construction.
  • a represents an induction-pipe communicating with the steamboiler or any steam-space connected therewith, which pipe is of such construction and arrangement that a column of water will be furnished by condensation of suiiicient height to raise and deliver the oil to the .part to be lubricated.
  • the pipe a may discharge into the top of the oil-vessel, as shown at x', or into the bottom, as shown at wz, or at both points, as shown.
  • a represents a regulating-cock, by means of which the inflow of water from pipe c is controlled.
  • a2 represents an oil-eduction pipe leading to the steam-space to be lubricated.
  • a3 represents a cock, which may be ema* represents a pipe having the cock a5, by
  • the reservoir may beA filled with oil.
  • a represents a waste-pipe having a cock, a7, by means of which the reservoir may be emptied when it becomes filled with water.
  • the reservoir having been properly supplied with oil the same may be discharged in proper quantities through the oil-eduetion pipe by opening the cock a', in consequence of which the hydrostatic pressure of the water-column is brought to bear upon the oil. and the same, of course, is expelled to the part to be lubricated.
  • the amount of oil discharged at any time will equal, of course, the amount of water admitted, so that a greater or less amount may be used by properly regulating the cock a according to the circumstances of the case.
  • the water-column is formed and sustained by condensation in the pipe a communicating with theboiler or steamspace connected therewith.

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UNITED STATES 'PATENT OEEICE.
JOHN GATES, OE PORTLAND, OREGON.
IMPROVEMENT 4IN LUBRICATORS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 107,478, dated September 20, 1870 Reissue N0. 7,662, dated May s, 1877; appiioation tied November 23, i876.
DIvIsIoN B.
land, county of Multnomah, State of Oregon, y
have invented new and useful Improvements in Methods of and Apparatus for Feeding Oil for Lubricating Purposes, which improvements are fully set forth in the following speci- Iication and the accompanyingrdrawings.
This invention is designed for feeding oil for lubricating purp oses; and it consists, mainly, first, in an improved method of feeding, consisting, essentially, in the employment, in connection with a boiler or steam-space, of a water-column extending above the body of oil, and formed from the condensation of steam, for expelling, by its hydrostatic pressure, oil into a cylinder or like steam-space, to be supplied with lubricating material; and, second, in certain means for carrying my invention practically into effect, consisting, essentially, in the combination, with a boiler or steam space, of an elevated condensing-pipe having a regulating-cock, an oil-reservoir, and
au eduction-pipe discharging into the cylinder or steam-space, to be supplied with lubrieating material.
In the drawings, Figure l represents a central sectional elevation of the improved lubricator, by means of which my method is carried practically into effect; and Eig. 2, a horizontal'section of the same, taken on the line w ai, Fig. I.
To enable others skilled in the art to understand my method and to make and use my improved lubricator for carrying it practically into effect, I will proceed fully to describe them both.
In the drawings, A represents an oil-vessel of any proper construction. a represents an induction-pipe communicating with the steamboiler or any steam-space connected therewith, which pipe is of such construction and arrangement that a column of water will be furnished by condensation of suiiicient height to raise and deliver the oil to the .part to be lubricated.
If desired, the pipe a may discharge into the top of the oil-vessel, as shown at x', or into the bottom, as shown at wz, or at both points, as shown.
a represents a regulating-cock, by means of which the inflow of water from pipe c is controlled.
a2 represents an oil-eduction pipe leading to the steam-space to be lubricated.
a3 represents a cock, which may be ema* represents a pipe having the cock a5, by
means of which the reservoir may beA filled with oil.
a represents a waste-pipe having a cock, a7, by means of which the reservoir may be emptied when it becomes filled with water.
The method of operation will be readily understood.
The reservoir having been properly supplied with oil, the same may be discharged in proper quantities through the oil-eduetion pipe by opening the cock a', in consequence of which the hydrostatic pressure of the water-column is brought to bear upon the oil. and the same, of course, is expelled to the part to be lubricated.
The amount of oil discharged at any time will equal, of course, the amount of water admitted, so that a greater or less amount may be used by properly regulating the cock a according to the circumstances of the case.
The water-column, it will be understood, is formed and sustained by condensation in the pipe a communicating with theboiler or steamspace connected therewith. Y
Having thus fully described my invent-ion, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is
l. The described method of feeding oil for lubricating purposes, consisting, essentially, in the employment,in connection with a steamspace, of a water-column extending above the body of oil, and formed from the condensation oi' steam, for expelling, by its hydrostatic pressure, oil into a steam-space to be supplied with lubricating material, substantially as described.
2. In a lubricator, the combination, with a steam-space, of an elevated condensing-pipe having a regulating-cock, an oil-reservoir, and an cduction-pipe discharging into the steamspace to be supplied with lubricating material, substantially as described.
This specification signed and witnessed this 30th day of August, 1876.
JOHN GATES.
fitnessesz l .IosErH SIMON, J. N. DoLrH.

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