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Year: 1895

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Complete Specification Left, 16th June, 1896-4ccepted, 18th July, 1898
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I, JULIEN CAYROL, of 8 Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau, Paris, France, Gas
Apparatus Manufacturer, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as.
follows:-
This invention relates to a gas-burner the outflow from which is capable of being:
regulated at will by means of a screw-threaded cap as hereinafter described.
The apparatus is illustrated in the accompanying drawings and comprises four
parts, namely
:-
(1) A valve-casing A (Fig. 1) having three screw-threaded portions a, b, and c-
and adapted to be fitted upon a gas conduit by means of the screw-threaded
portion a;
(2) A screw-cap B (Fig. 2) adapted to be screwed to a greater or less extent
upon the part c of the casing A, which is formed with a slot E through which,
alone the gas can pass out to the mouth piece of the burner;
(3) A tube or gas-chamber C (Fig. 3), in which the gas expands before passing
to the mouth piece of the burner;
(4) A mouthpiece D (Fig. 4), made of some suitable material such as steatite,
iron, or brass, and of suitable form according to requirement.
Fig. 5 represents the complete apparatus, and indicates the course taken by the
gas through the various passages.
The preceding description will enable the operation of the apparatus to be
readily understood, the apparatus being very simple although most economical.
The gas enters at O from an ordinary cock or valve-controlled pipe, or passage,.
but instead of passing out immediately through a mouthpiece, it impinges against
the top of the cap B which compels it to pass out through the slot E provided in the
valve-casing A. The gas expands in the sleeve C and then passes out through
the mouthpiece D.
This new burner has, therefore, the advantage of always giving a uniform out-
flow, which can be regulated at will. This is an advantage which is of great value
when agrecable illumination is required and also in connection with industrial
purposes, etc. The expansion of the gas in the sleeve C produces excellent
results.
1805
F. WISE HOWORTH,
46, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C., Agent for the Applicant.
Improvements in Gas-burners.
I, JULIEN CAYROL, of 8 Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau, Paris, France, Gas
Apparatus Manufacturer, 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 a gas-burner the out-flow from which is capable of
being regulated at will by means of a screw-threaded cap as hereinafter described.

page_text: My improved burner, as illustrated in the drawings filed with my Provisional
Specification comprises four parts, namely:-
(1) A valve-casing A (Fig. 1) having three screw-threaded portions a, b, and c,
and adapted to be fitted upon a gas conduit by means of the screw-threaded
portion a;
(2) A screw-cap B (Fig. 2) adapted to be screwed to a greater or less extent
upon the part c of the casing A, which is formed with a slot E through which
alone the gas can pass out to the mouth-piece of the burner;
(3) A tube or gas-chamber C, (Fig. 3), in which the gas expands before passing
to the mouth-piece of the burner and which is screwed upon the casing A by the
screw thread b; and
(4) A mouth-piece or burner-proper D (Fig. 4), made of some suitable material
such as steatite, iron, or brass, and of suitable form according to requirement.
Fig. 5 represents the complete apparatus or burner and indicates by arrows the
course taken by the gas through the various passages.
The preceding description will enable the operation of the apparatus to be
readily understood, the apparatus being very simple and at the same time economical.
The gas enters at O from an ordinary cock or valve-controlled pipe or passage, but
instead of passing out immediately through a mouth-piece or burner-proper it
impinges against the top of the cap B which compels it to pass out through the
slot E provided in the valve-casing A. The gas expands in the sleeve C and
then passes out through the mouthpiece or burner proper D.
This new burner has, therefore, the advantage of always giving a uniform
outflow, which can be regulated at will by screwing the cap B higher up or lower
down to suit requirement. This is an advantage which is of great value when an
agreeable illumination is required and also in connection with industrial purposes
The expansion of the gas in the sleeve C produces excellent results.
etc.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of the said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what [
claim is-
1. A gas burner constructed substantially as herein before described.
2. The combination of parts constituting the improved gas burner shown in and
described with reference to the drawings annexed.
Dated this 16th day of June 1806
F. WISE HOWORTH,
46, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C., Agent for the Applicant.