Improvements in the means of heating and in the arrangement and application of radiators for heating rooms

摘要

139,675. Simpson, S. W. April 24 1919. Heat-radiators.-A device for radiating the heat of a fire comprises a boiler E connected by external flow and return pipes G, G1 to a cast-iron radiator F, the apparatus being removable as a whole from room to room. The boiler may be of water-tube or globular form, and may be mounted upon a stand H, Fig. 3, the connecting- pipes H', in this instance, being jointed so as to permit the swinging of the boiler over or away from the fire. The radiator may be mounted on wheels F2, F3, Fig. 1, and the unions G2, G3 allow the radiator to be set at any angle.