USRE3364E - Improvement in steam-engine-valve devices - Google Patents

Improvement in steam-engine-valve devices Download PDF

Info

Publication number
USRE3364E
USRE3364E US RE3364 E USRE3364 E US RE3364E
Authority
US
United States
Prior art keywords
valve
steam
engine
boiler
barrel
Prior art date
Application number
Other languages
English (en)
Inventor
William Baxter
Publication date

Links

Images

Definitions

  • A represents a steam-cylinder, provided with l a piston, Bfwhieh connects by a rod, C, with the crank D of the shaft E, in the usual manner.
  • the steam-cylinder is located within the boiler, or in a steam-chamber connected therewith, as shown and described in Letters Patent No. 83,445, granted to myself, and receives steam at the pressure and temperature which exist in the boiler.
  • thevvalve and steam-admission ports need not be inelosed within the chest ordinarily employed for the purpose, but the steam is allowed to enter directly from the boiler through the uncovered valve and admission-ports into the cylinder, thus effecting a saving of fuel and preventing the steam from being wire-drawn.
  • valve is held in place against its seat f by the pressure of the steam which surrounds it, and without the aid of solid or skeleton covers, plates,v or other mechanical devices usually employed for this purpose, and thus the valve is left wholly open and uncovered,
  • valve-device the construction of the valve-device is simpliiied, the number of parts required to make the mechanism operative is reduced, and all the friction which necessarily arises between the valve and any mechanical device employed to press it against its seat is avoided.
  • the cut-off valve When the engine is in motion the cut-off valve remains stationary until the barrel J has moved far enough to strike the piston K, and then the cut-olf valve moves and cuts oil' the steam at half-stroke, or any other portion of the stroke, according to the amount of play of the piston K in the barrel J.
  • the resistance produced by the liquid can be regulated to correspond to the required speed of the engine. This result is attained by means of a regulating-screw, g, which enters the side of the barrel J. (See Fig. 2.) By screwing this screw in, the channel f can be partially or wholly closed. Instead of the. screw avalve of any desired description could be used.
  • the lower part of the main-valve rod is made tubular, so as to constitute a sleeve, or hollow bearing, through which the cutoff-valve rod e plays, the two rods having thus a common axis.
  • the regulating-piston and the barrel for containing the resisting medium provided with a channel connecting its ends, with or without an adjusting or regulating valve, in combination with the valve and its movingcam and connecting-rod, substantially as and for the purposes set forth.

Family

ID=

Similar Documents

Publication Publication Date Title
US2229681A (en) Governor
USRE3364E (en) Improvement in steam-engine-valve devices
US28957A (en) Steam-engine
US2396392A (en) Hydraulic operation of mechanism
US162782A (en) Improvement in governors for steaivi-engines
US83444A (en) Improvement in steam-engine-valve devices
US1093585A (en) Governor for fire-engines.
US934360A (en) Valve-gear for turbines.
US13498A (en) Regulating-valve foe
US144174A (en) Improvement in steam-engine valve-gears
US406615A (en) Hydraulic governor for steam-pumps
US90427A (en) Improvement in governor-stop-valves for steam-engines
US402015A (en) Hydraulic governor for engines
US22380A (en) Govekjstob eoe
US10224A (en) Supplemental valve to the equilibrium-pipe of the cornish engine
US1198120A (en) Balanced valve.
US208489A (en) Improvement in governors for pumping-engines
US680677A (en) Speed-regulator.
US542256A (en) And joseph h
US448443A (en) locke
US339282A (en) Cut-off device for engines
US335228A (en) Assigatob of one-half
US686865A (en) Speed-regulator.
US80025A (en) Samuel stanton
US766007A (en) Speed-regulator for hydraulic presses.