Index of Selected Gasification Patents (In Three Parts): [Part] 2. United Kingdon, Australian, Canadian, and South African Patents Page: 57

                                
Br. 125,686
IMPROVEMENTS IN AND RELATING TO GAS PRODUCERS AND IN THE
METHOD OF WORKING THE SAME
John Stewart, Glasgow, Scotland
Apr. 7, 1919; application filed Feb. 5, 1918, Serial No. 2,132/18; 4 claims.
1. In a gas producer the combination of a vertical chamber always working
-on the updraught principle, one or more other chambers at an angle to the
vertical chamber and always working on the downdraught principle and
means by which the vertical chamber can be fed with heated fuel from such
other chambers substantially as herein set forth.

Br. 126,420
AN IMPROVEMENT RELATING TO GAS GENERATORS OR PRODUCERS
Wilfrid Beswick, Stockton-on-Tees, England
May 8, 1919; application filed Apr. 8, 1918, Serial No. 5,974/18; 1 claim.
A method of removing dust from gas produced in gas producers or genera-
tors, which consists in passing the gas directly from the producer through
a chamber containing solid fuel which is periodically or continuously charged
into the producer.
Br. 127,363
IMPROVEMENTS IN AND RELATING TO THE PRODUCTION OF GASES
FROM WATER OR OIL
Societa Anonima Italiana Gio. Ansaido & C., Genoa, Italy
May 15, 1919; application filed Apr. 15, 1918, Serial No. 6861/18; 2 claims.
1. The process for the continuous and regular production of gases in
which heavy or light oils or tar are injected into a gas producer of the kind
in which the ashes of the solid fuel employed therein are fused, the heavy
or light oils or tar being introduced into the producer through nozzles which
are arranged in one or more rows above the dry air nozzles, substantially
as described.

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