IMPROVEMENTS FOR OILING OR LUBRICATING SPINNING OR OTHER SPINDLE COLLARS, BEARINGS, OR AXLE AND OTHER GUIDES - OF MACHINERY
Year: 1874

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ETTERS PATENT to Henri Adrien Bonneville, of the British and
. Foreign Patent Offices, 18, Ruc de la Chaussée d'Antin, Paris,
France, and G, Piccadilly, in the County of Middlesex, Patent
Agent, for the Invention of "IMPROVEMENTS FOR OILING OR LUBRICATING
SPINNING OR OTHER SPINDLE COLLARS, BEARINGS, OR AXLE AND OTHER GUIDES
- OF MACHINERY." -A communication from David Broux, residing
at Roubaix, France, Comb Manufacturer..
caled the 2nd October 1874, and dated the 9th April 1874,
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION filed by the said Henri Adrien: Bonneville
at the Office of the Commissioners of Patents, with his Petition and
Declaration, on the 9th April 1874, pursuant to the 9th Section
of the Patent Law Amendment Act, 1852.:
of the Pate
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, I, HENRI
ADRIEN BONNEVILLE, of the British and Foreign Patent Offices, 18, Rue
de la Chaussée d'Antin, Paris, France, and 6, Piccadilly, in the County
of Middlesex, Patent Agent, send greeting:
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page_text: WHEREAS I am in possession of an Invention for "IMPROVEMENTS FOR
OILING OR LUBRICATING SPINNING or other Spindle COLLARS, BEARINGS, OR AXLE
AND OTHER GUIDES OF MACHINERY," communicated to me by David Broux,
a person resident at Roubaix, France, Comb Manufacturer, and have
petitioned Her Majesty to grant unto me, my executors, administrators, 1
and assigns, Her Royal Letters Patent for the same, and made solem
Declaration that it is a communication.
NOW KNOW YE, that I, the said Henri Adrien Bonneville, do hereby
declare that the following Complete Specification, under my hand and
scal, fully describes as ascertains the nature of the Invention, and 1
the manner in which the same is to be performed, reference being had
to the accompanying Drawings, and to the figures and letters marked
thereon, that is to say:-
The Invention relates to improvements which allow to oil or lubricate
spinning and other spindle collars, intermediate shaft bearings, and all 1
rotating axle guides in general, through the medium of devices patented
by Adolphe Broux and David Broux, under date February 20th 1874,
and Numbered 644, these improvements consisting of cross chambers, or
ohannels, or passages in the body of said collars, bearings, or guides.
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These improvements are illustrated in the accompanying Drawings 2
showing several applications, amongst many others, according to the
Invention.
Fig. 1, 2, 3, 4, represent plan, elevation, and sectional views of any
examplified collar now in use.
Fig. 5, 6, 7, 8, show the same constructed according to the Invention. 2
Fig. 9, 10, 11, 12, represent plan and sectional elevation of another
collar of a throstle frame, the Fig. 11 and 12 showing a grooved
collar.
Fig. 13, 14, 15, 16, are plan and sectional elevation of mull jenny
or self-acting mule collars constructed according to the Invention..
Fig. 17, 18, 19, 20, represent the same at a greater size.
Fig. 21 to 26, inclusive are plan, elevation, and sectional side views
of the channels or passages in the plate bolsters of self-acting mules.
Fig. 27, 28, show elevation and plan views of a vertical shaft bearing
constructed according to the Invention.
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page_text: In all these Figures the same letters indicate similar parts, and the
inner, passages or channels are formed by boring holes. a, b, c, d, from
the periphery towards the centre of the collars, and through tho body
of the same; the ends of said passages are then stopped by moans of
metal or other stopples soldered; screwed, riveted, or otherwise retained
in position.
Instead of being horizontally bored as the axle or spindle sole or
socket patented as above mentioned, the channels or passages are
slightly inclined in order to prevent the oil from flowing out of the
collar when the axle or spindle remains silent, as shown in the Drawings,
but it is the best evidence that without departing from the principle on
which the improvements are based the said channels or passages may
horizontally or obliquely be formed more or less in number and in onc
way or another according to the circumstances.
Little holes ffff, above the cross channels or passages vertically
perforated may be used or not in order to facilitate the oiling: -
After all the improvements above described include the principle and
arrangement, in a word, all the constituting elemens of the axle or
spindle sole or socket previously patented, as above stated, and con-
sequently any modification of this main principle would be included
in the present Invention that would consist in forming inwardly through
the body of collars, tubes, or rotating axle bearings, channels, or passages
lying athward one another in what manner soever the said channels or
passages may be arranged, whatever may be their number, shape, size,
degree of crossing, inclination, relative position one in respect to other,
and inside of the body of the piece, the latter being itself able of any
size or species, and applicable for any manufacture, machine or
machinery, and being oiled by means of a lubricating matter of any
kind, viz., oil, grease, soap, or analogous matter poured into the
channels or passages, or impregnated in tissues contained in theso
chambers.
If the spindle is stationary and the collar in motion, as for bobbin and
fly frames, or some throstle frames, the channels, or passages, or
chambers above described may also be used.
Having thus described the nature of the said improvements, and the
manner of carrying them into effect, I would have it understood that
I do not confine myself to the precise detail above enumerated, as these

page_text: may obviously be modified without departing from the principle of the
Invention, according to the special construction and intended appli-.
cations of the rotating axle guides, to which they are adapted; but
what I claim and desire to secure by the said Royal Letters Patent is,
cross chambers, channels, or passages in the body of spinning or other
spindle collars, bearings, or axle, and other guides of machinery, con-
structed substantially as above described and represented in the different
Figures of the accompanying Drawings.,
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In witness whereof, I, the said Henri Adrien Bonneville, have
hereto set my hand and seal, this Fourth day of April, in the
year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and seventy-
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