Everything at once

Cited prior art · William D Hall · United States · 1939

a higher burner quickly at every stage of its operation than the 75 Page 7 ordinary devices of the prior art. The ignition are considered broad enough to cover such

Cited prior art · Nathaniel P Pratt · United States · 1938

explode a combustible ing with the intake ports of a first group of said 75 Page 7 cylinders, a fuel charge device supplying a charge ity of combustion cylinders

Cited prior art · Deutsch Walther · International Precipitation Co · United States · 1937

Page 1 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 2 Patented Dec. 7, 1937 2,101,168 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE 2,10,168 ELECTRICAL PRECIPITATION APPARATUS Walther Deutsch,

Cited prior art · Charles E Lucke · Babcock and Wilcox Co · United States · 1939

used for auxiliary purposes. The advantage of this arrangement of using all of nected pipes 73 and 74 to a combined steam the steam with a small pressure drop instead

Cited prior art · United States · 1938

54 through the auxiliary control 62 and 45 Serted in the conduits 7 and 2 are open, the the valves .75 and 76 or from the generator Side control impulses, which act on the piston

Cited prior art · United States · 1931

such as gas and oil, is consid of flow of the products of combustion; Page 4 Figure 2 is an end view of the heater and end side of the

Cited prior art · Henry Ira Walton · IONIZING CORP OF AMERICA · United States · 1934

for effecting a COn of the invention constitute an extremely impor 50 75. stant frequency of adjusted oscillations in the Page 7 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 8 Condenser and for incorporation thereof

Cited prior art · Smith James Norman · Westinghouse Electric Corp · United States · 1931

and prevent heat radiation "...loo hood 6 lined with heat insulating material 7, the exterior of said hood, Page 4 3. A thermal insulation device for electro lytic cells comprising a

Cited prior art · Arthur R Parker, John A Maccormack and 1 more · United States · 1932

ing of which is the tube 6. Over the tube 6 w Page 7 enter between the spaces of the spherical re other respects the burner is the same as in

Cited prior art · Manikowske George, Feneis George and 2 more · United States · 1933

be rotated in a direction opposite to the engaged by one end of said hollow shaft, a 130 Page 7 propeller carried by said hollow shaft, and to rotate in a direction

Cited prior art · Barnett W Macy · United States · 1937

de-energize the sole 22 and so slow the flow through the unit 7, en noid 2 for the throwing of the switch member abling the milk to reach a satisfactory working 20

Cited prior art · Kenneth E Golden · RAY DIO RAY CORP · United States · 1933

transformer, having the secondary circuit 55 that the electrode may be disp.csesi 2 piirary circuit 7, and the electrical i Page 3 energy may thus pass through the Secondary cir I claim as

Cited prior art · Claudius H M Roberts · PETROLEUM RECTIFYING CO · United States · 1938

which preferably surrounds a core 99 whereby this core is magnetized when 76 Page 7 current passes through the conductor 94. Ar? the armature f O2 leftward,

Cited prior art · Curt F Reis · Fairbanks Morse and Co · United States · 1934

line 1 20 Securing the pole pieces in assembly in the rotor. of Fig. 2; Fig. 2 is a transverse Section taken 75 In prior types of rotor construction, it is usual along line 2-2.

Cited prior art · John D Maclachlan · MAC AD Co · United States · 1935

chamber 34 formed On the disks may be proced. When a motor of prede 75 Page 6 termined characteristics is desired, such stock of casing in axial alinement

Cited prior art · Zavka Mario · Ammonia Casale SA · United States · 1938

were united to form a single apparatus. vaporizer with the induction pipe of the engine, 75 Page 4 and a valve on the last mentioned tubing which 5. Device

Cited prior art · Eben H Carruthers · Dana B Green · United States · 1936

tubular combustion chamber of which one end region is contracted to constitute 75. Page 7 Wenturi tube means, a built-up hood assembly chamber ends and placing the

Cited prior art · Robert H Goddard · United States · 1934

LLL SESS Froge7d JL. Govarve MY, GG hy YZ ify SEZ. Wiles 70 WD raheok : Page 2 Patented Aug. 14, 1934 UNTER: STATES PATENT OFFICE : - APPARATUS FOR ABSORBING SOLAR

Cited prior art · Oscar L Bock · BOCK OIL BURNER CORP · United States · 1937

possible to shorten the height one form of burner embodying the invention. of the bowl. 75 Fig. 2 is a similar view of a similar type of The characteristic flame

Cited prior art · Charles K Ellsworth · United States · 1935

a pair of rectangles 26 and 27 more or less outward bulge of the bottom fi along 75 Page 5 the lines 5 and 6, as the extent of the bulge