Improved Apparatus
Year: 1885

page_text: I SIGMUND SCHUCKERT of Nürnberg Germany Counsellor of Commerce and
Manufacturer do hereby declare the nature of this Invention to be as follows:-
The object of this Invention is to increase the effect of an Induction apparatus
or Coil. The known fact that every iron body influenced by the apparatus
produces an increased action of the induction apparatus has been utilized by the
Inventor in such a manner, that as much as possible of the effect of the apparatus
shall be absorbed by iron.
In order to prevent the production of currents in the iron it is made of separate
pieces of insulated wire, or sheet-iron, arranged in such a manner, that the length
of each of these pieces is perpendicular to the direction of the current. In Figure 1.
A is an iron-core made of separate wires; p and s are the usual primary and
secondary Coils; B and C are two hollow Cylinders, made of separate iron wires,
or sheets, placed parallel to the axis of the Core; D is a hollow cylinder made of
wires or sheets, and enclosing the whole apparatus.
Instead of a circular form, any
other form may be adopted. Figure 2 shows the apparatus with the ends of the
core A bent up to form flanges, the cylinders B and C made of iron wires, or sheet
iron enclosing the apparatus in the same manner as before; In this case the section
of A would, preferably, be square.
S. SCHUCKERT.
By A. M. & Wm Clark, Agents.
Improved Induction Apparatus.
I SIGMUND SCHUCKERT of Nürnberg Germany, Counsellor of Commerce, and
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:—
The object of this invention is to increase the effect of an induction apparatus or
coil by a suitable arrangement of iron adjuncts of the core.
Improved Induction Apparatus.
I SIGMUND SCHUCKERT of Nürnberg Germany, Counsellor of Commerce, and
5 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:-
The object of this invention is to increase the effect of an induction apparatus or
coil by a suitable arrangement of iron adjuncts of the core.

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The known fact that every iron body influenced by the apparatus strengthens
the inductive action of the induction apparatus has been utilized by me in such
a manner that as much as possible of the outer effect of the apparatus shall be
absorbed by iron.
In order to prevent the production of currents in the iron, it is made of separate
pieces of insulated wire or sheet iron arranged in such a manner that the length of
each of these pieces is perpendicular to the direction of the current.
core.
In the accompanying drawings, Figure 1, A is an iron core made of separate
wires, p and 8 are the usual primary and secondary coils. B and C are two hollow
cylinders made of separate iron wires or sheets placed parallel to the axis of the
D is a hollow cylinder, or prism made of wire or sheet metal and enclosing
the whole apparatus. Instead of a circular form, any other form may be adopted.
Figure 2 shews the apparatus with the ends of the core A bent up to form
flanges, the cylinders B, and C made of iron wires or sheet iron, enclosing the
apparatus in the same manner as before. In this case, the section of A would
preferably be square.
In Figure 3 the magnetic connection of both ends of the prolonged core is
obtained by forming the end pieces B, and C, and the cylinder D from a single
piece E which encloses the coils 8, p, cylindrically, the ends of E being bent down
on to the prolonged ends of the core A. In Figure 4 the ends are bent over the
flanged ends of the core.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
invention, and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what
I claim is,
1. An induction apparatus wherein cylinders or end pieces B and C made of
separate pieces of iron wire or sheet iron are applied to the prolonged or flanged
ends of the core, as described.
2. The magnetic connection of the two ends of the core of an induction apparatus
constructed as herein described by means of a hollow cylinder or sheathing made of
separate wires or sheets touching the circumference of both end pieces of the core,
substantially as specified.
3. The obtaining such magnetic connection of both ends of the prolonged or
flanged core of an induction apparatus by forming the end pieces B, C, and the
cylinder D from a single piece E (which encloses the coils 8, p, cylindrically,) the
ends of which are bent down on to the prolonged ends of the core A as in Figure 3,
or are bent over the flanged ends of the core as shown in Figure 4.