IMPROVMENTS IN REGISTER STOVES
Year: 1885

page_text: I JOHN CHRISTOPHER RICHMOND of 91 Yeldham Road Fulham Palace Road
Hammersmith in the county of Middlesex Pattren maker do hereby declare the
nature of my invention for IMPROVMENTS IN REGISTER STOVES to be as follows:-
It is an ordinery Register stove with four flues taken from the fire and with the
sides of the fire to slide inwards and outwards upon slides extended from the level
of the bottom grate either by a rack or by yousing the poker as a lever to work
them backwards and forwards this system is to save the truble of having loose side
bricks or fire contractors being lifted in and out I take two of the flues from the
sides of the fire one through each sliding cheek and one up the back of the brick
witch is arched so as to alow the heat to pass up the back of the brick then it is
divided into two parts one takes the right turn the other the left and unites with
the two flues taken through the two sliding cheeks the heat and smoke that leves
the top of the fire and is youselley lost up the chimney is also divided into two
parts one half takes the right and the other half takes the left in the same manner
as the flue that passes up the back of the brick and all the flues unite with the
flues that passes through the sliding cheeks at the sides of the fire and consumation
of smoke is caused here with the hot air flues from the bottom of the fire uniting
with the smoke flue as they are forced so to do by an iron casing that is fitted
upon the back of stove the iron casing is fitted within about two inches of the
back side of the stove in all parts thus causing all the heat to play upon the back
side of stove untill it gets up to the outlet witch is in the center of the stove at
the top then passes into the chimney-thus after leving the fire the heat is forced.
to travel over all parts of the back of the stove causing the wole surface of the
stove to become verry hot and throwing a' verry grate heat into the room from a
much smaller fire.

page_text: I JOHN CHRISTOPHER RICHMOND of No 6 Henley street Henley grove Masbro
Rotherham in the countey of Yorkshire pattren maker do hereby declare the nature
of my invention for IMPROVEMENTS IN REGISTER STOVES FOR HEATING LARGE
ROOMES and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly
described and ascertained in and by the following statement:-
It is an ordinary Register stove-with the flues so arranged that all the heat is
brought to play upon the back of the stove thus heating the whole surface of the
stove front and throwing an intence heat into the room from a much smaller fire-
what I claim is the manner in which the flues A and B. B. B is constructed also
the manner in witch they are forced to play upon the whole back of the stove
front I also claim the consumation of smoke at D Fig. 2 and 3 where the hot air
flues B. B. B unite with the smoke flue A. Fig. 1 and 2 the manner in witch the
heat from the flues is forced to play upon the whole back of the stove front is by
casing in the back of the stove with iron casing E. Fig. 2 and 3 this forming a
flue all round it with outlet at the top into the chimney I Fig. 2 over fall door C.
Fig. 1 and 2 I take three flues from the bottom of the fire B. B. B. Fig. 1 and 3
one flue at each side of fire and one at the back these is taken from the fire on a
level with the bottom grate the back flue divides into two parts one takes the
right turn the other the left and unites with the two side flues at D Fig. 2 and 3
the smoke from the top of fire passes through valve door A Fig. 1 and 2 when the
room whants quickley heating This flue A is also divided into two parts the one
takes the right the other the left the same as the back hot air flue B and unites
at D Fig. 3. with the hot air flues B. B. B. thus consumation of smoke is caused
here with all the hot air drawn from the bottom of the fire and uniting with the
smoke flue A at D Fig. 2 and 3. and all the heat thrown upon the back of the stove
front and also playes upon the fresh air flue F.-Fig. 2 and 3. fed from outside of
building also heating the ordinery hot air chamber betwen the back of stove and
wall H-Fig. 2 this arangement can also be worked as an ordinery Register stove.
by simpley opening the fall door C. Fig. 2 at the top over the fire then all the other
flues of the stove is stoped it then working as aney ordinery Register stove.
What I clame is
The manner in witch the flues are constructed forcing all the heat from the fire
to play upon the wole back of stove front causing it to become verry hot and
throwing a great heat into the room also the consumation of smoke where the
flues unite as the acompanying drawings will show.
Deted this the 14th dow of Anril 1886.