USRE4457E - Improvement in the manufacture of illuminating-gases - Google Patents
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- 238000004519 manufacturing process Methods 0.000 title 2
- 239000004215 Carbon black (E152) Substances 0.000 description 16
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- UFHFLCQGNIYNRP-UHFFFAOYSA-N hydrogen Chemical compound [H][H] UFHFLCQGNIYNRP-UHFFFAOYSA-N 0.000 description 8
- 239000000571 coke Substances 0.000 description 6
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- A is a retort, filled with coke; B, a head-piece with discharging-pipe S.
- C is a pipe for conducting the dissolved tar or other liquid hydrocarbon from vessel D to retort A.
- E is a cylin- ⁇ ll'ical vessel, open at the bottom and closed at -the top,-with orifices U and lugs or catches F to hold it down in the vessel D, the orifices U allowing the dissolved tar or other liquid hydrocarbon running into said vessel D from the reser ir G to pass linto the vessel E and thence into the pipe C, the said vessels D and E forming atthe same time a hydraulic closer or seal to prevent the generated gas from forcing out the tar or other hydrocarbon.
- 'H is a Water-reservoir connecting, by a branch pipe, c, with two steam-pipes, I I, in which the steam is generated.
- the generated steam passes from said pipes I I into pipe vK, and thence through steam-jet L into the red-hot retort A, where it is decomposed.
- the dissolved tar or other liquid hydrocarbon is flowing into the retort A through the pipe G, and a simultaneous reaction and combination will instantly take place between the carbureted hydrogen introduced 'in the dissolved tar or other liquid hydrocarbon and the hydrogen produced from the decomposed steam, and the result is carbureted hydrogen gas escaping through the pipe S.
- the retort A is partially lledwith coke or other equivalent materiahwhich should be heated to fan incandescent state, and
- the escape-pipe S is much larger than the steam-jet L, so' that the steam creates very little pressure in the retort, but forces the gas rapidly along and out of the same, leaving very little sediment or residnum in the retort.
- M is a safety-valve; N, a steam-cock to regulate the liow of steam; It, the
- a retort containing coke or other equivalent material so combined with a fire-furnace as to be subjected to a high degree of heat, with a steamjet and a jet of liquid hydrocarbon simultaneously discharging therein, the whole being so constructed and arranged that the steam will force the gas .rapidly from the retort, substantially as described.
Description
F. KING.
Gas Generator.
Reissue@ July 4, A .1871.-
UNITED STATES PATENTA OFFICE.
FERDINAND KING, 0F RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE 0F ILLUMINATING-GASES.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 74,230, dated February 11, 1868; reissue No. 4,457, dated July 4, 1871.
To all whom it may concern:
Beit known that I, FERDINAND KING, of Richmond, in the county of Henrico and State of V ginia, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Bituminized Hydrogen-Gas Generators; and I do hereby declare that the following is a full, clear, and exact description thereof, reference being had to the accompanying drawing and to the letters of v reference marked thereon, in Which- Figure 1 is avertical cross-section, through the central part of the generator. Fig. 2 is alrear elevation, and Fig. 3 is a vertical longitudinal section of the same. l
A is a retort, filled with coke; B, a head-piece with discharging-pipe S. C is a pipe for conducting the dissolved tar or other liquid hydrocarbon from vessel D to retort A. E is a cylin- `ll'ical vessel, open at the bottom and closed at -the top,-with orifices U and lugs or catches F to hold it down in the vessel D, the orifices U allowing the dissolved tar or other liquid hydrocarbon running into said vessel D from the reser ir G to pass linto the vessel E and thence into the pipe C, the said vessels D and E forming atthe same time a hydraulic closer or seal to prevent the generated gas from forcing out the tar or other hydrocarbon. 'H is a Water-reservoir connecting, by a branch pipe, c, with two steam-pipes, I I, in which the steam is generated. The generated steam passes from said pipes I I into pipe vK, and thence through steam-jet L into the red-hot retort A, where it is decomposed. At` the same time the dissolved tar or other liquid hydrocarbon is flowing into the retort A through the pipe G, and a simultaneous reaction and combination will instantly take place between the carbureted hydrogen introduced 'in the dissolved tar or other liquid hydrocarbon and the hydrogen produced from the decomposed steam, and the result is carbureted hydrogen gas escaping through the pipe S. The retort A is partially lledwith coke or other equivalent materiahwhich should be heated to fan incandescent state, and
the steam and hydrocarbon liquidare introducedinto said retort simultaneously. The escape-pipe S is much larger than the steam-jet L, so' that the steam creates very little pressure in the retort, but forces the gas rapidly along and out of the same, leaving very little sediment or residnum in the retort. M is a safety-valve; N, a steam-cock to regulate the liow of steam; It, the
ash-pit; O, the furnace; and P, Q, and T are irey manifest the same may be varied without changing its principles of operation; but
What I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-
1. A retort containing coke or other equivalent material, so combined with a lire-furnace as to be subjected to a high degree of heat, with a steamjet and a jet of liquid hydrocarbon simultaneously discharging therein, the whole being so constructed and arranged that the steam will force the gas .rapidly from the retort, substantially as described.
2. The improved gas generator herein described, constructed to operate substantially as set forth.
` 3. In combination with a retort, A, and a hy-V drocarbon reservoir, the two vessels, D and E;
and the pipe @constructed .and arrangedA substantially as described, for'introducing the dissolved tar or other liquid hydrocarbon into the retort.
l FERDINAND KING.
Witnesses:-
Jos. L. CooMns, CHAS. L. Cocinas.,
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