New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27


r. ID. Griffin 81 Co.'s Patent Heat Generator, for
the saving Fuel. a new and valuable improvement Tor
the Promotion aud Detention of Heat under Steam Boilers
ard Furnaces for Chemical and Mechanical purposes-Ap-
pcable 10 Steam Boilers and Furnaces of every variety Of
construction land and water Office 1872 Broadway
corner OF Johr-st- NewYork.
Those interested need be told that from 2S 10 81 per
cent OF heat lost by the economical mode OF setting
Steam Boiera
This new and valuable Improvement was discovered and
patented few years under tie Tile OF CLUTE SEA
BuaYs PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
The present Propetors this Improvement are now pre-
pared to offer the Public plan for setting Steam Boilers
and the construction of furnaces for other purposes that
will actually all the heat that they now lose by the old
mode of setting them They also prepared 10 show by
actual experiment. and Of the same for two years past
by certificates their possession rom business men Of M
reproachabe eharac,er that from 25 80 per cent of fuel
is sa,ei TO by the and application Of this
principle that i5 the of steam at was form
ey REQUIRED 10 the work by ,he old mode Of setting
Boilers is now done with tire application of this improve
nen) with from half to three quarters OF the fuel
The same principle may be applied on the Sugar panta-
tons at the South with the results as 10 economy Of
fael. :,
This Improvement consists in the peculiar construction oil
the fire chamber aud the conducting o:he hue or ues into
the stack or chimney such manner that no heat passes
of through the chimney bat retained in and about the
boiler II is wanted
The Poprietors have Illustrations OF the Principle and
Drawings at their Office in the City of NewYork where
they respectfully invite Steamboat Proprelors Manufhciu
rers and consumers fuel for manufacturing purposes TO
call and examine for themselves Also those who wish
TO have this invention applied, would say that the orig
nal Inventor is employed to superintend the work.
The cost ia but triae more than the old mode OF setting
while the saving is those are large consumers of
fuel any Boilers Furnaces now in Use can be altered
will but Ette expense delay AL communications by
Letter addressed the poprie.ors, will be puncasliy al
tended TO- and every information the subject cheerfuy
given, l. ,,....o, =, ., ;.,s,..,,.,.,. -.
companies on terms perfectly satisfactory those who wish
10 purchsse and we think that the saving them in
wear will cover their cost, ths; in reality il costs them
W. espec,lly request those to WHOM this Circular is
sent, 10 rsao carefully following certificates from those
lrho have Il IN use
1872 Byoadray Ne.s- York, October, 1915.
This i. TO certify, That, in The summer Of ls+3, |
Co Rer,iSers Everil.si. Brooklyn. " Y. 10 weigh and
keep an account OF the quantity OF coal which was con-
suned 10 drive their engine OF horse power, and
siso IN r,n their st by weighed snd kept the
nccount with ali the accuracy could and found that II
reoured upon the average from 1000 10 300 pounds
NJ TacEayana lump coal. The boiler set in good
manner as most boilers IN fact II was the same Us al
snt SOM. tine after Messrs. Clu- Seabury, Pater
PES Of The Heal Generator" applied hei- invention 10
ihis same boiler and again directed by my employ
49, 10 ,ycgh and keep an account of the quantity coal
I.b;ch yss consumed in performing the work be
fore and found that il required upon lhe average from 'p
70 e nnrds of Railroad nut size Leckawane coal; there
M waxing saving OF third OF the quantity used and also
sayrg OF one-iourih OF the price OF the lump coal;
Sc"e In. mi coal least dollar ton cheaper or
- in rir rhsn the lump In order 20 show ha, all the
h, ,bat il penrraed by Clute Seaburys patent appa.
rs,s Is confined under the boiler and does not pass up
% az H TOO much the when furnaces are con-
.r,,c,ad in IN. usual manner viii merely mention, that
,,b;a The engine IS work. man may place his nano
te ooenrg Tue chimney ~ tich IS required 10 be
snd comp eely in The due OF The chimney without
burning ay lconveniect iee!lng While Il would be I'M
oosh 10 place his hand oh ihe Top o. Ls chimney "Asn
P, a. h. nsnsl manner. would also mention ihai by
Si, Sab1rys invention the heat confined that Il
,bs seArn up many hours after the hre is out ant,
tha assertion. have several times. when busi
- = s 1scniret il set the engine work and pumped
80 ,hs reservoir which j. least y feet above the
,rrri and whisky the top room of our distIery,
nni sny 6re being lighted he next morning a; O'Clock,
VI ~ 81. ras rxn glshed a. haltpast6 O'Clock tue pre-
81 @ and al The time thai the engine pump
hsra stasd have Isken out the ciDders and clink-
IS , furnace with my hands the ciaders being per-
; ra1i bs fact OF driving engine utth0ut hre under
80 Una such an extraordinary circumstance that
- several OF ry ne!ghbors 10 witness Il aud they
i tbs they could not have believed II II they bad
a.: ~. oee.o 80 :, - --' WILLIAM H BAZlNG,
~. seS- - cForeman TO Messrs Bach. Son Co.
Recuiers, Everit-st Brooklyn
lugus. c6th isi5 ,,.r,,s ~. Ma. ~ ,ta- invention
forgot 10 state we CONTINUE t-e use VI "i-t - -
with he same results
r- s similar certificates from Johnson Geer Cox,
TT II - = C. salisbury john D. Dale L&ns!nsburgh, and
6n Enols Brooklyn, l. TIE T..5uno OF November Till
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