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- My invention relates to certain new and useful improvements in gas-stoves, and has for its object to make a simple and eflicient stove which Will give out the maximum of heat for the gas consumed and which will significantly distribute the heat. I carry out the objects as will be more fully hereinafter set forth.
- the stove consists of a gas-burner l, which may be of any desired type, but which is preferably of the modified Bunsen-burner type shown,forming and using a self-burning mixture of gas and air.
- This burner l is supported by a triangular frame 2, supporting an elbow 3, into which the gas-supply pipe 4 screws.
- the frame 2 is supported by legs 7 and in turn supports a guard-frame or shield 8, which is preferably of open network to permit free radiation of the heat.
- a guard-frame or shield 8 At the top of this' shield S is a ledge 9, on which rests a mantle-support l0. From this support a foraminons mantle 11 depends, hanging just over the burner l.
- An ornamental cap 12 completes the stove.
- rlhis cap is made removable, so that water may be heated or cooking done, if so desired, the vessel resting on the top of the shield 8. If it is desired, a pipe leading to a nue with a hood on its lower end can be suspended over the top of the stove for the purpose of carrying off the products ofcombustion. This,how ever, has not been shown, since no claim is made for it.
- the mantle 11 is of special construction and diers from mantles used for lighting purposes in that it is muchheavier, has more material to radiate the heat, and is treated to cause it to emit the red or heat rays.
- the mantle I use is formed of foraminous material and may be made by dipping an asbestes fabric in a solution of an iron salt, preferably a cheap one, such as sulfate of iron,
- a heatingstove comprising a Bunsen burner, a foraminous mantle heating to a red heat and radiating the heat-rays said mantle supported above the burner, and a foraminous shield surrounding the mantle on all sides said shield permitting the heat radiation in all directions.
- a portable heating-stove including a Bunsen burner, a mantle of foraminous material heating to a red heat and radiating the heat-rays, a foraminous shield surrounding the mantle on all sides and extending continuously above and inclosing the upper portion thereof and suspending the mantle over the burner, and a base or stand upon which the lower portion of the shield is supported.
- a portable heatingstove including a base or stand, a Bunsen burner, a mantle of substantially non-fragile material, a fol-aminous shield surrounding the mantle on all sides and permitting uniform heat radiation in all directions said shield of greater length than the mantle and suspending the latter from its upper portion, and a cap-piece surmounting the shield.
- a heating stove including a Bunsen burner, a mantle above the burner and heating to a'red heat, a foraminous shield surrounding the mantle on all sides and a cap surmounting the shield and disposed vin a higher horizontal plane thany the top of the mantle.
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Patented Oct. I4, |902. H. ELDRIDGE.
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(Application led Dec. 7, 1901.1
(No Model.)
NIS ATTY' UNTTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
IIILLIARY ELDRIDGE, OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
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SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. '71 1,389, dated October 14, 1902.
Application filed December 7, 1901. Serial No. 85,078. (No model.)
To al zoll/0777, il; may concern:
Be it known that I, HILLIARY ELDRIDGE, a citizen of the United States, residing at Memphis, Shelby county, State of Tennessee, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Gas-Stoves, of which the following is a speciiication.
My invention relates to certain new and useful improvements in gas-stoves, and has for its object to make a simple and eflicient stove which Will give out the maximum of heat for the gas consumed and which will efectually distribute the heat. I carry out the objects as will be more fully hereinafter set forth.
Referring now to the drawing, which is a vertical section on the center line, the stove consists of a gas-burner l, which may be of any desired type, but which is preferably of the modified Bunsen-burner type shown,forming and using a self-burning mixture of gas and air. This burner lis supported by a triangular frame 2, supporting an elbow 3, into which the gas-supply pipe 4 screws.
5 is the usual form of gas-check, andY 6 the air-inlet holes for the burner 1. The frame 2 is supported by legs 7 and in turn supports a guard-frame or shield 8, which is preferably of open network to permit free radiation of the heat. At the top of this' shield S is a ledge 9, on which rests a mantle-support l0. From this support a foraminons mantle 11 depends, hanging just over the burner l.
An ornamental cap 12 completes the stove.
rlhis cap is made removable, so that water may be heated or cooking done, if so desired, the vessel resting on the top of the shield 8. If it is desired, a pipe leading to a nue with a hood on its lower end can be suspended over the top of the stove for the purpose of carrying off the products ofcombustion. This,how ever, has not been shown, since no claim is made for it.
The mantle 11 is of special construction and diers from mantles used for lighting purposes in that it is muchheavier, has more material to radiate the heat, and is treated to cause it to emit the red or heat rays.
The mantle I use is formed of foraminous material and may be made by dipping an asbestes fabric in a solution of an iron salt, preferably a cheap one, such as sulfate of iron,
and is more fully described in my pending application, Serial No. 85,080, filed December 7, 1901.
In using my stove gas and air are admitted to the burner 1 and burn at the upper end of same in contact with the foraminous mantle 1l, heating the latter to a bright red and radiating heat from it through the open network of the shield 8 into the surrounding room.
It is of course evident that the design and construction of the various parts may be varied without altering the spirit of Vmy invention.
Having now fully described my invention, what I claim, and desire to secure by Letters Patent of the United States, is
l. In a heating-stove the combination of a Bunsen burner and a mantle above the same said mantle heating to a red heat and made foraminous to allow the iiaine to penetrate to, and be burned upon, the outside of the mantle, whereby direct radiation is eected, and a foraminous shield surrounding the mantle on all sides.
2. As an article of manufacture a heatingstove comprising a Bunsen burner, a foraminous mantle heating to a red heat and radiating the heat-rays said mantle supported above the burner, and a foraminous shield surrounding the mantle on all sides said shield permitting the heat radiation in all directions.
3. As an article of manufacture a portable heating-stove including a Bunsen burner, a mantle of foraminous material heating to a red heat and radiating the heat-rays, a foraminous shield surrounding the mantle on all sides and extending continuously above and inclosing the upper portion thereof and suspending the mantle over the burner, and a base or stand upon which the lower portion of the shield is supported.
4. A portable heatingstove including a base or stand, a Bunsen burner, a mantle of substantially non-fragile material, a fol-aminous shield surrounding the mantle on all sides and permitting uniform heat radiation in all directions said shield of greater length than the mantle and suspending the latter from its upper portion, and a cap-piece surmounting the shield.
5. A heating stove including a Bunsen burner, a mantle above the burner and heating to a'red heat, a foraminous shield surrounding the mantle on all sides and a cap surmounting the shield and disposed vin a higher horizontal plane thany the top of the mantle.
6. As a gas-stove, the combination with an open-Work shield, an annular flange aroundl the bottom of said shield, legs fastened to said flange and supporting said shield, a triangular frame depending from said flange, of a ring around the top of said shield, ledges on the inside of said ring', a bar' aeross the top of said shield resting on said ledge and a mantle of refractory material suspended from said r 5 rod,` substantially as and for the purposes set forth.
In testimony whereof I have signed my name to this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
HILLIARY ELDRIDGE. Witnesses:
J. H. WEATHERFORD, J. B. HILDEBRAND.
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