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Gas Pump
Final Assign _M1
 What is the reason that I
choose this topic?
Because the gas pump is an important item for humans, it is
something that we often encounter in daily life. Most people
around the world fill up with fuel every weekend because
engines need fuel to burn in order to move. And this item was
chosen because it has been rapidly developed from the past
until present. This shows that the development of any item
means it is important.
Pattern "Gas Pump"
History
In the past, hardware stores or general stores would store kerosene in large tanks to be dispensed into containers
brought by customers such as bottles. In 1885, in Fort Wayne Indiana, inventor S.F Bowser created the first kerosene
pump and sold it to grocery stores. This was because filling kerosene at the time required bringing kerosene and a
container to the stove and the kerosene was often contaminated. Bowser wanted to solve this problem by creating a
machine that could dispense kerosene. His gas pump made up of a square metal tank with a wooden cabinet equipped
with a suction pump operated by a manual hand-stroke.
After that, in 1911, the inventors Gilbert & Barker started modifying the shape to include a rubber hose for dispensing oil
and used symbols to indicate the amount of oil to be added to the car.
By 1920, Gilbarco designed a larger fuel tank and, on the top, has a symbol to indicate the place of production from the
company.
In 1930, American Oil designed the fuel tank as a glass cylinder on top to allow customers to see the amount of fuel they
purchased.
Soon after, in 1932, Wayne Co. designed a fuel pump tank by changing the visible pump to a clock meter for easier
reading of the fuel volume that was flowing into the car's tank, and designed the rubber hose to be pressurized for
dispensing the oil.
Until the 1940-1950s, Wayne Co. transformed its measurement system from a clock-based system to a computer-
based system, which could display the amount of fuel purchased and the price.
After 1950s, pump design was improved to allow for dispensing various quantities of fuel from one tank with digital
display of the numbers, allowing customers to choose the desired price for the fuel they want to pump.
 Activity Assign_M1
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a square metal tank with a
wooden cabinet equipped with
Bowser Kerosene Pump
a suction pump operated by a
"1885s" manual hand-stroke.
process and streamlined the human labor
process by use a suction pump use metal material to made.
square tank
instead transfer the liquid into the
gasoline tank with a can, bucket, high
or pitcher which it slow, specifically red color
cumbersome, dangerous method.

a square metal tank. suction
pump operated by a manual
Gilbert & Barker Self
hand-stroke and modifying the
Measuring Gas Pump shape to include a rubber hose for
"1911s" dispensing oil.
it using stronger material and add
a rubber hose to Increase the
convenience of refueling in the
customer's container and more
secure
human labor
use metal material to made.
square tank
high
specifically red color
has a long rubber hose
symbol of company on top of the machine

Gilbarco Previsible The tank is large, made from
square metal tank. Suction pump
Curbside Handcrank operated by a manual hand-stroke
Pump and include a rubber hose for
dispensing oil
"1920s"
human labor
It has a more vintage design
use metal material to be made.
following the trend of that time
square tank
and have a bigger tank to increase
high and big size
the capacity. In addition, it
specifically red color
utilizing a ticker to determine how
has a long rubber hose.
much gas would be put into a
symbol of company on top of the
car’s tank.
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pattern
The tank is made from metal.
Amarican Oil Visible Suction pump operated by a
Handcrank Gas Pump manual hand-stroke It has a
rubber hose for dispensing oil and
"1930s" the top part is a glass made to tell
the volume of oil dispensed.
The tank is made from square metal
Wayne Clock Meter Gas tank. It has a rubber hose for
dispensing oil and can add oil just
Station Pump by pressing the rubber hose. There
"1932s" is a clock gauge to see the amount
of oil supplied to the engine.
It is a square shape. It's made
from metal. It has a rubber
hose for dispensing oil and
Waynes Gas Station
can fuel oil by pressing the
Pump rubber hose and have a
"1940-1950s" function in a number to tell
the amount of oil received and
price.
It's a largest gas tank pump. It has
a square shape and have a many
rubbers hose for dispensing oil,
"1986s-present"" also have many oils type. There is
a digital function that can tell the
price and the amount of oil
received.
of pattern
it has more complex design which
interweaved classical design with
typical gas pump features of the
time and has a gas cylinder to help
the customer easy to see the
amount of oil. It is a standard
example of the aforementioned
glass cylinder trend.
the pump’s ticker was prominent ,
making it easier to read how much
gas was going into the tank and have
a better fuctonal that it use machine
instead human labor
it has larger size and more
technologically. Additionally,
it added new motifs, designs
and colors for design
It has more diverse functions as
technology develops which
increases the convenience and
safety of consumers. Its design
is more modern and and can be
used according to human needs
Shared characteristics
of recurrence in
patterns
human labor
use metal material to be made.
high and big size
specifically red color
has a long rubber hose.
symbol of company on top of the
machine
use machine to pumped
use metal material to be made.
square tank
high and big size
specifically red color
has a long rubber hose.
symbol of company on top of the machine
with clock gauge
use machine to pumped
use metal material to be made.
square tank
high and big size
specifically red color
has a long rubber hose.
symbol of company on top of the
machine
with clock gauge
use machine to pumped
use metal material to be
made.
square tank
high and big size
specifically red color
has a long rubber hose.
symbol of company on top of
the machine
with clock gauge
What caused the new pattern (from A to B)

New Causes
In the pattern B, it adds a rubber hose for
Due to the pattern A have a limited fuel tank
dispensing oil and adjust the height to be higher
capacity and lack of a fuel delivery line, fueling
for more oil storage. Some product gas used
may become inconvenient and cause fuel
symbols to indicate the amount of oil to be
splashing from the customer's container.
added to the car.
What caused the new pattern (from B to C)

New
In the pattern C, it's larger than pattern B
for more oil storage. The top has a symbol
to indicate the place of production from the
company, making it a more popular style.
Causes
Due to pattern B has the small amount
of oil storage tanks and look colorless.
What caused the new pattern (from C to D)

New Causes
In the pattern D, it look popular style Due to the lack of accuracy in measuring
than pattern C because it has a light oil quantities and outdated design.
on the symbol of company. It has a
glass cylinder on top to allow
customers to see the amount of fuel
they purchased.
What caused the new
pattern (from D to E)
New
In the pattern E, it has the clock gauge that it
easier for customers to read the fuel quantity,
and its sleek rectangular shape and the rubber
hose can be pressed to release the fuel.
Causes
Due to the pattern D oil pump having an
outdated design and still being a manual hand
stroke type, it makes it inconvenient for
customers to use and the measurement of the
oil quantity is difficult to read accurately.
What caused the new pattern (from E to F)

New Causes
In the Pattern F, there has been a
Because the gauge of Pattern E is
development regarding the gauge,
making it possible to read the amount of difficult to read, as it is not numerical,
oil dispensed and the corresponding and it also cannot indicate the price.
price. The tank and the design have been
increased in width.
What caused the new pattern (from F to G)
New
The final pattern, Pattern G, is the current
design and the fuel pump can dispense
more than one oil type. It is the largest tank
design and has a system that can set prices
according to the desired amount of oil. It has
a sensor to stop dispensing fuel according to
our pre-set settings automatically.
Causes
Because the pump station E in one tank can
only dispense one type of fuel. The pricing
and fuel volume calculation is not digital and
there still needs to be an employee
monitoring the fuel dispensing at all times.
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References

12 of the Oldest Gas Pumps Ever Created - Oldest.org

The Evolution of the Gas Pump - SafeRack
Evolution of the Gas Pump - Petroleum Service Company