US646455A - Lift and force pump. - Google Patents
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- This invention has reference to a novel construction in a combined lift, force, and test pump; and it consists, essentially, of a pumping device and a cup, the latter being adapted to be held in operative contact with the surface to which it is applied by means actuated both by the force and suction of the pumping device.
- Figure 1 represents a view of my improved pump in central section and side elevation.
- Fig. 2 represents a similar view illustrating the manner in which the pumping device can otherwise be applied.
- the pumping device B is of familiar construction, being provided with a flanged and threaded nipple D and a handle E.
- the cup O is secured to the end of nipple D and is provided with means for holding the same in operative contact with the surface to which it is applied, such means being actuated by both the force and suction of the pumping device.
- said means are provided by bifurcating the open end of the cup to form angular members F and G, the free edge of the inner member F having an inwardly-projecting flange II andthe free edge of the outer member G having an outwardlyprojecting ange J.
- These members G and I-I are of yielding material, being made of rub ber, and although the entire ,cup is made of the same material and in one piece yetV the body portion of the same is strengthened or stiffened-that is, between ythe upper ends of said members and the nipple D.
- a cap K is employed for this purpose and fits the outer face of the cup, as shown.
- Both the cup C and cap K are provided centrally with openings, through which passes the eX- teriorly and interiorly threaded sleeve L, said cup and cap being retained between the head M on the sleeve and a nut N upon the threaded portion thereof.
- the sleeve L screws upon the nipple D.
- Fig. I shows the cup C applied, for instance, to the bottom I of a sink and around the drain-pipe Q thereof.
- the cup can be held with the desired force by handle E.
- the piston of the pumping device B is operated to create a suction
- the outer member G is actuated theref by, being held in close and operative contact with the surface of the bottom P of the sink by atmospheric pressure.
- the inner member F is actuated, being held in close and operative contact with the bottom P by the force of the air compressed therein.
- the cup is provided with said means for holding it in operative contact with the surface to which it is applied and that said means are actuated both by the force and Suction created by the pumping devices.
- the cup C can be readilyremoved from the nipple by unscrewing the sleeve L, and a plug R can be applied to the end of the nipple that the pump can be used in other relations, as shown in Fig. 2.
- a combined forceand suction pump a pumping device, and a cup provided with means upon the open end thereof for holding the same in operative Contact with the surface to which it is applied, said means being actuated by both the force and suction of the pumping device.
- a pumping device and a cup provided With oppositelyacting means for holding the same in operative contact Wit-h the su rface to which it is applied, said means being actuated by the force and suction of the pumping device. 4.
- a pumping device and a cup provided with independent and oppositely-acting means for holding the same in operative contact with the surface to which it is applied, said means being actuated by the force and the pumping device.
- a pumping device In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device, and a cup provided with a yielding bifurcated open end. 6. In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device and a cup, the open end of said cup being provided with separated and yielding outer and inner members.
- suction oi Y a pumping device, and a cup provided with a yielding bifurcated open end, the bodyportion of said cup being strengthened or stil-lened.
- a pumping device In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device, a cup provided With a yielding bifurcated open end, and a strengthening or stiiening cap over the bodyportion of said cup.
- a pumping device In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device, a cup provided with a yielding bifurcated open end, and a strengthening or stiiening cap over the bodyportion of said cup, the outer edge of said cap being situated at the juncture of the bifurcations of the cup.
- a pumping device having a flanged and threaded nipple, a cup having a yielding bifurcated open end and an 0pening, an exteliorly and interiorly threaded headed sleeve Within EMIL N OPPEL.
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Patented Apr. 3, |900.
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`' STATES PATENT Fries.
LIFT AND'FORCE PUMP.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 646,455,
dated April e, 1900.
Application filed August 10 1899. Serial No. '726,746. (No model.)
To L7/Z whom t may concern.-
Beit known that I, EMIL NOPPEL, a citizen of the United States, residing in t-he city and county of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania, have invented a new and useful Improve ment in Lift and Force Pumps, which improvement is fully set forth in the following specification and accompanying drawings.
This invention has reference to a novel construction in a combined lift, force, and test pump; and it consists, essentially, of a pumping device and a cup, the latter being adapted to be held in operative contact with the surface to which it is applied by means actuated both by the force and suction of the pumping device.
The invention further consists in the structural features hereinafter fully described, and pointed out in the appended claims.
Figure 1 represents a view of my improved pump in central section and side elevation. Fig. 2 represents a similar view illustrating the manner in which the pumping device can otherwise be applied.
Similar letters of reference indicate corresponding parts in the figures.
Referring my improved pump, the same consisting of a pumping device B and a cup C. The pumping device B is of familiar construction, being provided with a flanged and threaded nipple D and a handle E. The cup O is secured to the end of nipple D and is provided with means for holding the same in operative contact with the surface to which it is applied, such means being actuated by both the force and suction of the pumping device. In the construction illustrated said means are provided by bifurcating the open end of the cup to form angular members F and G, the free edge of the inner member F having an inwardly-projecting flange II andthe free edge of the outer member G having an outwardlyprojecting ange J. These members G and I-I are of yielding material, being made of rub ber, and although the entire ,cup is made of the same material and in one piece yetV the body portion of the same is strengthened or stiffened-that is, between ythe upper ends of said members and the nipple D. In the drawings a cap K is employed for this purpose and fits the outer face of the cup, as shown. Both the cup C and cap K are provided centrally with openings, through which passes the eX- teriorly and interiorly threaded sleeve L, said cup and cap being retained between the head M on the sleeve and a nut N upon the threaded portion thereof. The sleeve L screws upon the nipple D.
. The operation is as follows: Fig. I shows the cup C applied, for instance, to the bottom I of a sink and around the drain-pipe Q thereof. The cup can be held with the desired force by handle E. When the piston of the pumping device B is operated to create a suction, the outer member G is actuated theref by, being held in close and operative contact with the surface of the bottom P of the sink by atmospheric pressure. When the piston is operated to force air into the cup, the inner member F is actuated, being held in close and operative contact with the bottom P by the force of the air compressed therein. Thus it is seen that the cup is provided with said means for holding it in operative contact with the surface to which it is applied and that said means are actuated both by the force and Suction created by the pumping devices. Furto the drawings, A designates \thermore', I do not consider that my invention consists merely of the structural features illustrated, an'd therefore contemplate emi ploying equivalent structures that come within the scope of the following claims.
'The cup C can be readilyremoved from the nipple by unscrewing the sleeve L, and a plug R can be applied to the end of the nipple that the pump can be used in other relations, as shown in Fig. 2.
Having thus described my invention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is`
1. In a combined force and suction pump, n
and a cup provided with a pumping device, means for holding the same 1n operative contact with the surface to which it is applied, said means being actuated by both the force and suction of the pumping device.
2. In a combined forceand suction pump, a pumping device, and a cup provided with means upon the open end thereof for holding the same in operative Contact with the surface to which it is applied, said means being actuated by both the force and suction of the pumping device.
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3. In a combined force and suction pump,
a pumping device, and a cup provided With oppositelyacting means for holding the same in operative contact Wit-h the su rface to which it is applied, said means being actuated by the force and suction of the pumping device. 4. In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device, and a cup provided with independent and oppositely-acting means for holding the same in operative contact with the surface to which it is applied, said means being actuated by the force and the pumping device.
5. In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device, and a cup provided with a yielding bifurcated open end. 6. In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device and a cup, the open end of said cup being provided with separated and yielding outer and inner members.
7. In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device, and a cup, the open end of said cup being provided with separated and yielding outer and inner members, the free edges of said members being provided with outwardly and inwardly projecting flanges respectively.
8. In a combined force and suction pump, l
suction oi Y a pumping device, and a cup provided with a yielding bifurcated open end, the bodyportion of said cup being strengthened or stil-lened.
9. In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device, a cup provided With a yielding bifurcated open end, and a strengthening or stiiening cap over the bodyportion of said cup.
10. In a combined force and suction pump, a pumping device, a cup provided with a yielding bifurcated open end, and a strengthening or stiiening cap over the bodyportion of said cup, the outer edge of said cap being situated at the juncture of the bifurcations of the cup.
ll. In a pump, a pumping device havinga flanged and threaded nipple, a cup having a yielding bifurcated open end and an 0pening, an exteliorly and interiorly threaded headed sleeve Within EMIL N OPPEL. Witnesses:
JOHN A. WIEDERSHEIM, WM. CANER WIEDERSHEIM.
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US2456092A (en) * | 1946-02-21 | 1948-12-14 | Storevik Rasmus | Pump for clearing water traps |
US2844826A (en) * | 1954-08-03 | 1958-07-29 | Samuel S Cheiten | Pressure device |
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US2456092A (en) * | 1946-02-21 | 1948-12-14 | Storevik Rasmus | Pump for clearing water traps |
US2844826A (en) * | 1954-08-03 | 1958-07-29 | Samuel S Cheiten | Pressure device |
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