Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-03-09 | Page 43 | The Victor Vaporizer

' THE VICTOR VAPORIZER ; - ..; ; : ... : v "': . 'xf?0- -: -:k : ' ? :;-:V"'.V':!:Si S- m Eliminates all carbon, increases efficiency, saves gasoline. Exclusive Sales rights open. A. E. Beveridge, 222 "'ineutal National Bank building. or. ie absorbing interest with which the rfac greets anything new in the field otor equipment is more than grati-by grati-by the introduction of the Victor rizer, a new gas-6aving dovice, de-v de-v id and patented by A. E. Beveridge !2 Continental National Bank build- e Victor vaporizer is designed pri-ly pri-ly to introduce live steam into the mstion chamber. .This is accom- UC'e'l by controlling tho water supply iat it can be dropped on a thin dia-;ni dia-;ni in the base of the device. This iragm is exposed to a direct con-with con-with the exhaust' gases, and be-,.s be-,.s so hot that tho water is instan- ICliiusly vaporized. 0 water supply is taken either from Uf.arate tank or from the waterjacket e motor through a sight-feed regu-vjr? regu-vjr? device into the heating chamber, lo it is converted into steam and a'i into tho combustion chamber. In "ion to tho livo steam, the Victor izer recovers tho unexploded gases 1 accumulate iu the crankcasc, which are taken through the breather tubo into the heating chamber of the device, from which the steam, air and unexploded gases are drawn into the combustion chamber. The gases from the crankcase carry with them a film of oil, which lubricates the upper ends of the cylinders, which has not been accomplished ac-complished by anv other device. The introduction of oil into the combustion chamber would ordinarily have tho effect ef-fect oj increasing the carbon deposit in the motor, but the mixing of tho gases, air and steam neutralizes the carbon in tho oil, and the full value of the lubricant lubri-cant is attained without injurious re- SUltSi Tho Victor vaporizer has been subjected sub-jected to a. scries of exhaustive tests on jmall and large cars, the results showing a saving of 25 to 75 per cent in operating operat-ing costs and the total elimination of carbon troubles. Beveridgo says that his device will positively do all that any other gas-saving device claims to do, which ho backs by an absolute money-back guarantee. Manufacturing arrangements have been perfected, and the device will be supplied iu large quantities from Salt Lake during the coming season. Sales contracts are being closed for territory in and outside the state of Utah.