Improvements in Hot Water Heating Apparatus.
Year: 1895

page_text: Date of Application, 14th Nov., 1895-Accepted,. 11th Jan., 1895
LUET BRE
Improvements in Hot Water Heating Apparatus.
I JABEZ HULSE 64, High Street, Winsford Cheshire, Plumber, 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 :-
My invention relates to a method of, and apparatus for, heating by which certain
advantages are obtained. In my invention I employ a boiler which may be heated.
either by gas or oil lamp. Attached to the top of the said boiler, I employ a coil
of pipes, which are connected at their highest point with a cylinder or air chamber..
Above these I fix a cistern with or without a sliding shelf at the bottom to prevent.
the water in the cistern from getting over-heated, and giving off too much steam.
An exhaust pipe is fixed at the top of the cylinder or air chamber, with outlet into.
cistern. A supply pipe connects the cistern and boiler, and a tap is connected to
same for emptying boiler cistern and pipes. A safety valve may be fixed to.
boiler. A loose casing is placed around the boiler to conduct the heat from gas or
oil lamp to the sides of boiler so as to prevent waste of heat.
To enclose the above apparatus I employ an ornamental perforated frame or
casing, so constructed as to be capable of holding the entire apparatus, thus making.
it portable if required. I construct a door at the bottom of the casing for plaoing
a lamp under the boiler, and the top of casing is made movable, so that the cistern
can be supplied with water. Hollow tubing is fixed round sides of casing,.
projecting about three inches to form handles for carrying apparatus, which handles.
may be utilized for hanging towels and the like for drying. A sliding or hinged
shelf for holding kettle, or other cooking utensils may be fixed over door, and a
shelf at bottom of casing for holding lamp.
In order that my invention may be more fully understood I will describe the
same with reference to the accompanying sheet of drawings.
Fig. I represents the apparatus.
A is the boiler B the circulating pipes.
C the cylinder or air chamber D the cistern.
E the supply pipe from the cistern.
F the tap for emptying the cistern and pipes...
G the exhaust pipe from air chamber to cistern.
H the loose casing for boiler.
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Fig. II represents the apparatus encased in the perforated frame in which A is.
a lamp used for heating the boiler. B the shelf on which the lamp stands. C, the
door in casing for inserting lamp, D the sliding or hinged shelf for holding a
kettle or the like H the tap for emptying the cistern and pipes. F the handles for
carrying the apparatus or to be used for drying towels or the like G. the movable
top of casing.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what I
claim is :-
I. In a portable beating apparatus the employment of a boiler, circulating pipes.
air chamber, and cistern, with supply and exhaust pipes, all as substantially

page_text: II. In a portable heating apparatus a perforated ornamental casing or cover for
containing same, with an aperture for a lamp to heat the boiler, with a sliding or
hinged shelf above the lamp or gas jet for holding kettle or the like with handles
for carrying same and a movable top all as substantially delineated and set forth
with reference to Figure II.
Datod this 6th day of November 1895:¨'