The Utilization of Exhaust Heat from Gas, Oil, Tar, or Spirit Engines.
Year: 1894

page_text: Date of Application, 6th Feb., 1894
Complete Specification Left, 5th Nov., 1894-Accepted, 8th Dec., 1894
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
The Utilization of Exhaust Heat from Gas, Oil, Tar, or
Spirit Engines.
I EDWARD FIDLER of 27
County of Lancaster Colliery
invention to be as follows:-
Brompton Avenue Sefton Park Liverpool in the
Proprietor do hereby declare the nature of this
This invention relates to gas and oil engines and has for its object the application
and utilization of the heat arising from the explosions or decomposition by ignition
of the hydro carbon or carburetted hydrogen gases or the gases or vapour produced
from tar oils or spirit and the application of the heat or exhaust heat or the heated
products of combustion from oil or gas engines as aforesaid either for the
evaporation of liquids or for heating purposes by direct or indirect application.
Dated this 5th day of February 1894.
The Utilization of Exhaust Heat from Gas, Oil, Tar, or
Spirit Engines.
I, EDWARD FIDLER of 27 Brompton Avenue Sefton Park Liverpool in the
County of Lancaster Colliery Proprietor, do hereby declare the nature of this
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly
described and ascertained in and by the following statement :-
This invention relates to gas and oil engines and has for its object the applicatiou
and utilization of the heat arising from the explosions or decomposition by ignition
of the hydro-carbon or carburetted-hydrogen gases or the gases or vapour
produced from tar, oil, or spirit, and the application of the heat or exhaust heat or
the heated products of combustion from oil or gas engines as aforesaid either for the
evaporation of liquids or for heating purposes by direct or indirect application.
The waste or exhaust heat or heated products of combustion from the engines
hereinbefore referred to, may be utilized by its direct or indirect application for
evaporation or heating purposes, to steam boilers, water heaters, evaporation pans,
air heating apparatus hot air engines, caustic pots, boiling down pans, salt pans or
other purposes.
The application of the said waste or exhaust heat to every form of heating or
evaporating may be so general that explanatory drawings are unnecessary, still a
few examples, by way of explanation only, may be referred to, thus :-
1. Its direct or indirect application to every form of boiler or evaporator, by
directing the gases or exhaust into, around, over or through the said evaporators
and liquids therein.
2. Úr over, under or into, salt pans, caustic pots and the like.
3. Or around iuto or in any other manner for the heating of any substance or
receptacles to which heat can now be applied.

page_text: Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion, and in what manner the same is to be performed 1 declare that what I
claim is
The commercial and economical application of the utilization of the exhaust
heat from gas, oil, tar or spirit engines to or for industrial purposes.
Dated this Third day of November 1894.
EDWARD FIDLER,
27, Brompton Avenue, Liverpool.