Year: 1896

page_text: I GEORGE WILLIE TAYLOR Stone Mason of 95 Hulmes Terrace Rawtenstall
in the County of Lancashire do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be
as follows:-
My invention consists of an outer casing with a number of holes round the
bottom of casing, and also about half way up I have a belt round the casing which
also contains a number of holes. Inside outer casing I have two conical tubes one
standing above the other on flanges provided for that purpose. The bottom conical
tube working in connection with the holes round bottom of outer casing and the
higher conical tube working also in connection with holes in belt. Between the tubes
and outer casing there is a cavity for the circulation of air coming through holes
mentioned above in outer casing. Near the top of lower conical tube I have also
number of holes for the admission of air from cavity into main centre flue.
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The holes in outer casing are for the admission of air. The air getting through
the holes rushcs upwards and becoming compressed in cavity gains in strength, as
it gets to the holes in the lower conical inside tube a portion of the air will get
into the main centre flue and drive up the smoke and the other portion will rush
upwards past top of lower conical inside tube. As the air gets a little further it is
joined by the air coming through cavity between higher conical inside tube and
outer casing this working on the same plan as the lower conical inside tube by this
means the smoke is driven out with great force through top of casing and will
effectually prevent any downdraught.
The points that I claim are the holes in lower conical inside tube and also the
arrangement of belt which gives strength to the casing. I claim also the higher
inside conical tube and holes in belt which is my invention.
Dated this 25th day of Mar 1896.
GEORGE WILLIE TAYLOR.
I, GEORGE WILLIE TAYLOR, Stone Mason, of 95 Holmes Terrace Rawtenstall
in the County of Lancashire 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 :-
Figure 1 represents a sectional elevation of the chimney pot.
Figure 2 represents an elevation of the same.
My invention consists of an outer casing with a number of holes at the bottom
and also a number of holes about half way up outer casing, inside there are two conical
tubes standing on flanges provided for that purpose the lower conical tube has also
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page_text: a number of holes near the top. Between outer casing and inside conical tubes
there is a cavity.
The higher conical tube stands a little above lower conical tube.
The holes (A a) in outer casing are for the admission of air, the air passing
through the holes A at the bottom of outer casing rushes upwards and the air
becoming compressed gains in strength, as the air gets to the holes D in lower
inside conical tube there are caps over the holes D. which..turns the air into the
smoke passage E the other portion rushes upwards past top of lower inside conical
tube into smoke passage E also the air. still going upwards is joined by the air
coming through the holes (a) in outer casing which works on the same plan as the
lower inside conical tube.
The pot is fitted with ordinary louvres and spikes.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what I
claim is