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VALVE.
To all 107mm ¿t muy concern .‘
Be it known that l, ALrHoNs J. llVïssiNG,
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citizen ci the United Stat-es, residing at
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Peoria, in the county of Peoria and State oi"
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in my
illinoisÍ have invented certain new and usc
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iful improvements in Valves; and ï do here tirely obviated by
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constructing jt
by declare that the following is a full, clear, throughout tha
and exact description oi the invention, which thereof at its fd
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will enable others skilled in the art to which
it appertains to malte and use the same.
rí‘his invention pertains to improvements
in valves. lt relates more particularly to a
liest-valve 'for use in connection with tanlr
to be supplied with a liquid.
@ne et the objects or' the invention is the
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provision ci a valve tor use with a -float vany e sti uctui e .,
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chamber or tank for lowl steam pressure oi’ the vali/eci.
worl-z, such, for example, as used for steam wall ci' the tan.; provide Í
stoi‘age battery jars, although said valve having near
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may be adapted 'for other uses as well.
Another object is to so construct a float
valve whose valve-seat may be renewed with
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it
a ilange
the waìh the /
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lying inside
‘het
interposed
between said ilanfe‘e
and aid wall tor iform~
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ing a tie‘ht joint in the customary manner.
out removing the valve casing from the
chamber or tank to which it is attached, and
whereby, also, the valve-seat may be ad
justed from outside the tanlr without de
taching the structure from said tank.
Other advantages and objects will appear
The inner end to
oit which
the casing
any usual.
9. carries
tloate
rod (ì is pivoted iter carrying' a float? not
shownj said end being` biturcated for ei:
herein aided by the accompanying drawing
8 to which is.
end is linked
which illustrates the invention in its pre
depending arm 5
ample7side
each
by ot
slotting
tlw slot
it is at 7,unst
Figure
nose lou
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ferred form, though it is to be understood which is somewiat coinr on practice,
The extended end oi” the casing 2T or that
that slight changes may be made without
departing from the spirit and intent of saidv outside the tank. is threaded and receives a
loch-nut 'l0 by which the structure so far
invention.
described is secured lirmly in p a
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Figure l is a longitudinal sectional
¿e 3 is provided with
ration of my valve and part of a tanlr or crably the
wlïiich in practice will engage the metal wall
vessel to which it is attached.
the tank and prevent movement o
Figure 2 is a plan of a plunger or valve
showing part of an adjustable member form casing especially when the tailr '
ing` a valve-seat in longitudinal section on structed ot comparatively soft meta..
aluminum.
a much larger scale than in Figure l.
il is a second casin f Yction screwed upon
Figure 3 is an end elevation of part of the
,l haring a bore l2
the end et 580e
structure shown in .Figure l.
or `the latter
Figure 4: is anend elevation oi' part of whos-e anis coin ides wic «
ppt el’ said c ,
the structure also shown in Figure L and being enlarged iu
Figures and 6 are end elevations of ditt lying' adiacenti ‘the section Q) weile at .
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’lierent Jforms or” valves.
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My purpose is to construct a so called float
valve particularly adapted for use on a closed
tank or vessel. or such as is employed wherein
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opposite end the bore is threaded to receive
:i threaded member
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tending'
send of such
l Y k inem
u bore,
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f ying
the other
within
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to Create steam ni‘essure, but adapted also
tor open tanlis ior various purposes.
provided. with
cons
it has been necessary in many casesa to otherwise
icted for convenient adjusi
remove the entire valve casing from the ment. l5 is a lock-nut on said member i3 to
section l1 'tor
tank with which it is connected in order to engage the wail of the
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securing the member in any desired adjust
Having thus described my invention, I
ment, although other means for thus secur
claim:
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l. ln combination With a closed steam
ing' the member may be used.
suitable Íittinß'
b to secure the we#
melting receptacle, a valve-body secured to
und extending through the Wall of the re
tenteed pipe 'i7 to seid section il..
18 isn valve consisting ot e length olf' rod, ceptacle, e valve slidable in said body7 n
in this instance, hei/ing,` e recess lí) in one lient i‘nechenism operatively engaging the
end to receive disc 20 of yielding mute
rial such :is leather to been' against the in
ner end of the member 13, or that »end there*
of Within the enlarged bore oi' the sec~
tion l1.
Neer its opposite end the valve is pro
ing a vulve-seat et one end, seid member 70
having,- en opening extending through it and
,said sent for the passageot Water, the valve
a " .oted to normally rest upon said seat, seid
member adapted by threaded engagement
with the body tor adjustment Within the lat
ple,
videdthrough
with ewhich
trensverse
th lei/’er
slot9 2i,
extends.
‘tor` en _ »
vulve
valve, an externally threaded member hav
ter with respect to the valve, and >means to
Within the bore 2’ and its end iii: the member in position.
having' the disc 20 clos-es the bore 18’ of the
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combination with e closed steam
nmläing receptacle, e vulve-body section ex
member i3.
ln the present instance the invention is tending throughthe well of the same and 80
titted to u tenhr 'tor low pref? ure stenm wort’. having` e bore open et its ends both inside
or the so celled “be-.ttery stesßamer,” en mitM und outside ot seid receptacle, a valve slid
tit for rendering' flexible the compositïen o‘îÍ :ible in seid body section, '.tloat mechanism `
which storage buttery jars or cells :are con~ engaging; the valve, n second body section
structed. The Weter in the steamer, the tent: .threaded upon the outer end of the'v -first
l, being constantiy reduced in maling .st-cem nemed section, n tubular threaded member
must be supplied steadily and Vfor this Work engraving seid second body section, the same
my device is peculiarly "'
in that the having. e _seat et one end to receive the valve,
ineens to ñX the member in position, and
n varate-r conducting section enclosing the op 9o
ner
Water
that
is its
`fedtennjneretnre
in smell ou Íi’ _, :ced
c l to ,.neer
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proper point betere being); introihiced into posite end ot the member adaptedto conduct
the tank so that the '"
Jhe bulk water thereto, t ie removalV ot said lest named
oft Water in the teni-Itemper
will not
.ture
be oit
greatly
section 'exposing the member to permitfits
duced whe ‘eby the steam temperature will nd., ,isti'nent ousidethe receptacle Wit-h respect
not be affected to any :ipo ecnible e 'ent'.
, to seid vulve.
'that ‘e steady leed muy be maintained.,
sind also in order that the temperet‘ ,.
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the water may be raised, the valve llt-5
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3. in combination With a receptacle to be'
s'luiplicd with o. Íluid,n >tubular valve-body
section entending;` throughnnd' secured to
tudinei line trein i
the well et“ the receptacle. e valve lyingin
walls
spacedofalong-_5'
the bore
its loi
‘il’ eitheîf' by'grcovîng it in the bore et seid tubular body and extend
one or more places es §22, Figure 5, er by inggoutside the receptacie and seid body-sec
flattening; it at one or more ,nieces as
Fig» tion, tient mechanism Within the receptacle
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ure f6.
The waiter thus Íinds e means oiY 1n
gress to the tank and es the casing@ is natur
elly kept quite hot the water in its passage
‘therethrough is highly heated 4betore enter
ing seid tank. rllhis manner ot 'feeding the
waiter is Vfound to be quite edì-.fnntegeous
since cold Water
high pressure cen be in
troduced et e desired high temperzrtin'e.
operatively engaging and controlling'- the
relire, second body-section engzivg'irig'` the
:first seid section outside the receptacle hous- ,
ing the valve
its out-er end, a tubular
threaded member Within and engaging seid
second bodyssection having n seat at its in
ner end to receive the valve, its other end
extending beyond and lyingl outside the sec'
`Now, since the velveesest und the seating ond body-section," and a tubular fluid carry~4
end of the valve 18 are outside the tenir and in;v section housing“ the outer end of said
removed -from the heet the l'eether disc cen~ member and engaging the said second body
not be damaged by such heet end, turther section. the removal et seid -winter carrying'
more, any adjustments or any replacing,l ot section exposing said member.
ln testimony whereof I affix my signature
parts, such es seid disc, can be readily :it
Atended to Without taking; down the :inner .
tus. Merely the reinem-.l oi’ the ce lng sec
tion lil is ell that is required Vtor this Work.
And :it any time the water level in the tank
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may be changed by adjusting' the member
i3 ns Will be readily understood.
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in presence of two Witnesses.
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ALPHONS@ d'. lWISESÍNG.L
"d'vitnesses :
L. M. Tr-iuimow,
'Vinnie V. CABLE?.
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