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Patent GB-191324301-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Paper Folding Machines.
IPC: B65H45/12
Filed: 1913-10-27
Granted: 1914-08-27
Abstract: 24,301. Marks, E. C. R., [Cleveland Folding Machine Co.]. Oct. 27. Folding paper.-A folding-machine of the kind described in Specification 12,653/08 is constructed with improved stop devices in the folder plates, with rollers for feeding the sheet after the first fold to the folder for producing a right-angle fold, with a deflector for guiding the sheets between certain of the folding-rollers without producing a fold, with a brush for acting to retard the sheets before they reach the cross-feeding rollers referred to above, and with an improved construction of the inclined feeding-rollers which feed the sheet from the second folder to the third in the form where the successive folds are at right-angles to one another. As shown, the sheets to be folded are fed over a table 1, Figs. 1 and 6, between rolls A', B<1> and thence between folder plates 2, 3, fitted with a stop constructed as described in Specification 10,568/14, which causes it to buckle, and the buckled portion then passes down between the rolls B<1>, C<1>. Rolls 16, Fig. 6, driven by sprocket and spur gearing advance the folded sheet to cross-feeding rolls 25 of double truncated form, which feed the sheet to the second folder, the rolls 16 serving as guide-rollers. A brush 61 prevents the sheets from moving on to the rolls 25 with too great a velocity. The brush may be adjusted, by means of a screw 62, on a bracket 63 which may be clamped at different angles on the bar 65. The rolls 25 are carried by a bar 26, Fig. 2, or 26<a>, Fig. 6, and in the former case are driven by a sprocket-chain 28, and in the latter case by crown-wheels 27<a>. The bar 26 is pivoted at one end, for example about the shaft 30, Fig. 2, of the sprocket-wheel 29, and it can be adjusted about this pivot by means of a screw 29<b>, Fig. 6. The rolls 25 feed the sheet to the second folding-rolls A<2>, B<2>, C<2> which co-operate with folder plates 35, 34 fitted with a stop as described in Specification 10,569/14. The second fold is completed by the rolls B<2>, C<2>, and from these rolls the sheets are fed to the third set by means of pairs of inclined rollers 44 with rounded ends. The rollers 44 feed the sheet to a third set of folding-rollers, from which the finished product is delivered to a stacker. The sheets may be passed. through either of the sets of folding-rollers without producing a fold by employing deflector bars as 57<a>, the head of each bar extending radially to, and having a concave face concentric with the roll around which the paper passes, as described in Specification 17,147/14.
Patent GB-191324621-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Reducing Valves and the like.
IPC: G05D16/18
Filed: 1913-10-30
Granted: 1914-10-29
Abstract: 24,621. Royles, Ltd., and Royle, J. J. Oct. 30. Pressure - regulating valves.-A reducing-valve of the type actuated by an armoured elastic tube is provided with a balanced doublebeat valve formed with a piston-like part a<2> and a conical part a'. The elastic tube j, which is armoured by a series of metal rings l, is secured at one end to the lower end of the casing and at the other end to a metal cap i secured to the valve spindle h, The cap i rests in a sheath m supported by a pair of loading-springs which also load a relief valve p arranged on the reduced-pressure side of the main valve. The interior of the tube is subjected to the pressure on the outlet side of the main valve. Weights or springs acting through levers may be substituted for the springs acting directly. The relief valve may be dispensed with.
Patent GB-191325198-A (GB)
Title: Apparatus for Making and Vending Sanitary Cups.
Inventor: POWERS JAMES
IPC: B31B23/00
Filed: 1913-11-04
Granted: 1914-02-12
Abstract: 25,198. Powers, J. Nov. 4. Paper bags, making. -Relates to a coin-freed apparatus for vending paper drinking-cups, in which the cup is made and delivered by the actuation of a handle by the purchaser. The cup, shown in Fig. 8, is made by folding a strip 1 of paraffined paper or the like, turning the edges 2 on themselves, and uniting the edges by crimping or knurling them. A web 16, Fig. 3, of the paper passes between feed-rolls 14, 15, and then into a narrow channel between pairs of parallel plates 9, 10, 11. A knife 89, operating in a space 12<a> between the plates 9, 10, cuts off a blank from the web, and a vertical plate 58 descends on the blank and forces it between two plates 61, thus folding it across the middle. The plate moves downwards until the edges of the folded blank are gripped between pairs of milled feeding-wheels 69, 70, which, as they rotate, feed the blank downwards and at the same time crimp the edges, thus pressing them into intimate contact and causing the paraffined surfaces of the paper to unite. The blank next passes between scroll folders 64, which turn the crimped edges on to the body of the bag, then between a second pair of milled wheels and a second set of folders 65, and finally between another pair of milled wheels which deliver the cup from the machine. The mechanism is actuated by a handle 27, Fig. 6, which rotates a shaft 26. The shaft is normally prevented from rotating by a pawl 30 which engages a lug 31 on an arm 32 secured to the shaft. When a coin is inserted, it comes to rest on a seat formed by two lugs 33, 34 on the arm 32, and any rocking movement of the handle 27 causes the coin to engage a shoulder 37 on the pawl 30 and lift the pawl out of the path of the lug 31. The rocking of the shaft 26 and the arms 32 reciprocates a frame 20, to which two parallel racks 21, 22 are secured. These racks mesh respectively with two gear-wheels which are freely mounted on a shaft 38. By means of ratchet mechanism, the gear-wheels drive the shaft 38, and by using the two racks, oscillation of the handle 27 gives continuous motion to the shaft. The shaft 38 is the driving-shaft by which the milling-wheel and feed - rolls are rotated and the knife and dipper blade 58 reciprocated.
Patent GB-191325973-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Reversible Seats for Railway Carriages and the like.
Inventor: MCLAREN WILLIAM
IPC: B61D33/00
Filed: 1913-11-12
Granted: 1914-11-12
Abstract: 25,973. McLaren, W. Nov. 12. Reversible seats.-A reversible seat for railway carriages, tramcars, &c. comprises a seat proper e supported by rockers d having inclined portions d<2> and resting on brackets b. The seat-back g is pivotally mounted between reversible arms h, which carry rollers i running in trackways j. Links k, which are provided to ensure the simultaneous tilting of the seat proper and inclination of the back g when reversed, are connected by pins with slots n in the back, slots q in the arms h, and slots s in the rockers d, and are pivoted at l to the seat frame. Specification 11,662/06 is referred to.
Patent GB-191327705-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Incline Rollers, Pulleys and the like.
Inventor: TAYLOR ALFRED
IPC: F16H7/18
Filed: 1913-12-02
Granted: 1914-11-05
Abstract: 27,705. Taylor, A. Dec. 2. Rollers, particularly incline rollers as used in collieries &c., consist of a barrel portion a and separate flanges. The part a is formed with projecting lugs a<1> and a bead or groove b at each end. The flanges are recessed or undercut so that when expanded by heat, they may be engaged by the beaded or grooved end of the barrel. Lugs c<1> or a continuous ring, and holes for receiving the lugs a<1>, are also formed on the flanges.
Patent GB-191400254-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Two-barrel Guns.
Inventor: BEESLEY FREDERICK
IPC: F41A19/18
Filed: 1913-01-09
Granted: 1914-01-09
Abstract: 254. Beesley, F. Jan, 9, 1913. Breech actions, drop-down barrel.-Consists in providing under-and-over guns with hammers G, separate from the tumblers B and connected to the tumblers by axles B<1> passing through the bridle-pieces F. Specifications 31/80 and 712/13 are referred to.
Patent GB-191404174-A (GB)
Title: Process of Producing Flattened Wire Springs Open at Two Sides.
Inventor: FAIRWEATHER WALLACE CRANSTON
IPC: B21F35/04
Filed: 1914-02-18
Granted: 1914-03-26
Abstract: 4174. Fairweather, W. C., [Hercules- Werke Spiralfelder-Fabriken Ges.]. Feb. 18. Making metal fabrics.- Flattened wire springs open at two sides are formed by flattening a helical spring by rolling and then overturning the coils in succession as shown in Fig. 1 and simultaneously applying a slight tension. The coils may be turned over by pincers operated manually or mechanically. Multiple-wire springs can be treated in this way.
Patent GB-191405859-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture of Artificial Lithographic Stones.
Inventor: HERENG VICTOR
IPC: B41N1/02
Filed: 1914-03-07
Granted: 1914-05-07
Abstract: 5859. Hereng, V. March 7, 1913, [Convention date]. [Addition to 12,640/13.] Printing - surfaces. - Artificial lithographic stones are made by a process similar to that described in the parent Specification, with the addition of white sand to the other materials used, namely cements, oolitic limestone, and trass, these materials being mixed in somewhat different proportions to those given in that Specification. A mixture of three parts of cement and one part each of limestone, trass, and white sand is sifted, mixed, and compressed in a mould formed with fine perforations, and is left in water for a day, and then submitted to the action of the air for about two days. The stone is then placed in water for three months and dried slowly for four months in a cool chamber free from the action of air currents.
Patent GB-191406633-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Maize Shellers.
Inventor: KIOVSKY JOHN
IPC: A01F11/06
Filed: 1914-03-16
Granted: 1914-10-22
Abstract: 6633. Kiovsky, J. March 16. Thrashing-machines.-A machine for shelling maize comprises a plate carrying resilientlymounted jaws 25 forming an opening through which the ears are forced by a plunger 33 which is connected by a spring 34 to a reciprocating rod 11. The ears are taken singly from a hopper 14, Fig. 3, by the plunger 33, which is formed with a projecting lip at its upper side to prevent the ear from rising. The rods 11 are reciprocated by means of levers 7 connected with cranks 4 on a shaft 3. The jaws 25, Fig. 5, of which there are three on the front face and two on the rear of the plate 18, are carried on rods which slide in slots in the plate and are covered by plates 23. The corn falls into a shoot which also receives loose grains falling through the perforated bottom of the hopper 14.
Patent GB-191407431-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Counter Stiffeners for Boots and Shoes.
Inventor: PREBLE GEORGE LINCOLN
IPC: A43B23/08
Filed: 1914-03-24
Granted: 1915-03-04
Abstract: 7431. Preble, G. L. March 24. Stiffeners.-A counterstiffener made up of a relatively stiff moulded member and an attached piece of soft flexible material is constructed so that the soft material is formed with doubled tabs which are engaged by the inseam stitches. In one form, blanks 11, 12 of celluloid and wood fibre or leather board, of the shape shown in Fig. 4, are successively placed over a blank 10 of flannel or felt, which is then folded about the line 13. The stiffener blank is then moulded to shape, with the assistance of a solvent or heat to soften the celluloid, causing flexible double tabs 15, Fig. 1, to be formed in the blank 10. The inseam stitches are adapted to pass through these tabs, and to be clear of the blanks 11, 12. In a modified arrangement, the celluloid blank is dispensed with.
Patent GB-191408479-A (GB)
Title: A Method of Treating Zinciferous Ores with Sulphurous Acid.
Filed: 1914-04-03
Granted: 1915-06-24
Abstract: 8479. Erzverwertungs Ges. April 24, 1913, [Convention date]. Zinc oxide and sulphite.-In treating ores containing zinc oxide for the production of zinc bisulphite solution from which zinc oxide is subsequently obtained, the crude material is treated with combined sulphurous acid, such as zinc bisulphite solution, and when all the oxide has thus been converted into monosulphite, the whole is treated with sulphurous acid gas to dissolve the monosulphite. This avoids the slow action' of free sulphurous acid on zinc oxide. The zinc bisulphite solution for starting the process may be obtained by treating some of the crude material with sulphurous acid in excess; but for subsequent use, some of the zinc bisulphite solution produced in the process is used. Two methods of working are described. In one, a part of the ore to be treated, say one ton, is treated with sulphurous acid to obtain dilute zinc bisulphite; a. second ton of ore is then added, the bisulphite reacting upon the oxide to form monosnlphite, and sulphurous acid gas is then passed in to produce bisulphite. Two tons more of ore are then added to produce monosulphite as before, which is treated with sulphurous acid gas, each further addition of ore being equal to the total amount previously treated. In the other method, material containing monosulphite is passed through a tower in counter-current with sulphurous acid gas, the liquor as it leaves the tower being returned to the top of the tower through a mixer to which oxide-containing material is continuously added. When a sufficient concentration is obtained, the liquor is led. off to precipitating - apparatus; but a part may be reserved for mixing with the initial liquor, or the zinc is not completely precipitated to avoid the contact of free sulphurous acid with the oxide material.
Patent GB-191410168-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Baths and the like.
Inventor: WICKSTEED CHARLES
Filed: 1914-04-24
Granted: 1914-08-27
Abstract: 10,168. Wicksteed, C. April 24. Tables convertible into baths.-A bath a is pivoted at each end in brackets b so that it may be turned into the position shown for use. Normally the top is parallel with the wall c, the board f being then adapted for use as a table. A sink or lavatory basin e is then under a tap i and the waste o dips into a trap s in a pipe r. A pipe m is also provided to receive the waste l of the bath.
Patent GB-191411342-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Storing or Filing Microscope Slides.
Inventor: GEORGE ALBERT JOSEPH
IPC: B01L9/00
Filed: 1914-05-21
Granted: 1915-04-15
Abstract: 11,342. George, A. J. May 21. Racks; sheets and cards.-A holder for storing microscopic slides comprises either a piece of metal a, Fig. 1, formed with turned-up edges b, c and having teeth d stamped out and turned over right and left to form clips for the edges of the slides e, or a cardboard base-piece f, Fig. 3, on which are successively superposed portions g, i, also of cardboard, forming a partitioned holder for the slides.
Patent GB-191417068-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Lifts or Hoists.
Inventor: HEYWOOD SIDNEY HARPER
IPC: B66B11/06
Filed: 1914-07-18
Granted: 1915-02-18
Abstract: 17,068. Heywood, S. H. July 18. Platform lifts.-Comprises a wagon or like lift in which a separate hoisting - drum is employed for each corner of the platform. Ropes attached to the corners of the platform are taken one or more times around the drums c and are attached to counterweights. T w o transverse shafts i are driven from motors n through worm gearing, and the drive is transmitted to the drums through spur gearing g, h. The transverse shafts are geared together by a longitudinal shaft o and bevel-gears.
Patent GB-191422674-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Methods of Using Electric Condensers for Transformation of Energy.
Inventor: TAYLOR JAMES EDWARD
IPC: H02M3/18
Filed: 1914-11-18
Granted: 1915-09-23
Abstract: 22,674. Taylor, J. E. Nov. 18. Converting alternating and direct currents.- In a svstem for the transformation of electrical energy, in which a number of condensers are charged in parallel or otherwise and discharged in series, additional condensers are inserted between each pair of charged condensers in the series chain for the purpose of obstructing the flow of current from the charging-source during discharge of the condensers. In the arrangeshown in Fig. 1, the condensers c are charged in parallel from the source of direct current and are periodically connected in series with the intermediate condensers a by bridging-conductors b mounted on rotary disks. The condensers c are so connected to the charging- source as to present reverse polarity successively to the bridging-pieces, in order that the charges imparted to the intermediate condensers a during any one series discharge operation may assist the next series discharge. When a source of alternating current is used, an intermediate condenser and a spark-gap, Fig. 2, may be placed between each pair of charged condensers, rotary parts being dispensed with. In either arrangement, strongly insulated inductances l<2> ... l<7> are placed in the branch charging-leads to the condensers, together with an additional adjustable inductance L' in the main charging- leads.
Patent GB-191423703-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Knife and Fork Cleaning Appliance.
Inventor: LUFF WALTER FISHER
IPC: A47L21/04
Filed: 1914-12-08
Granted: 1915-12-08
Abstract: 23,703. Luff, W. F. Dec. 8. Knives and forks, cleaning and polishing.-Comprises a hand-grip part a, Fig. 1, having secured thereto a thin layer of cork or other moisture-absorbing substance c. In a modification, Fig. 3, the appliance has a round handle e and a part to which the cork is secured. In use, the cork is dipped first in water and then in emery or other polishing powder and is applied to the article to be cleaned. Reference has been directed by the Comptroller to Specifications 28,136/96, 20,147/99, 12,946/03, 23,710/03, 14,086/09, and 340/10.
Patent GB-191424299-A (GB)
Title: Improved Process for the Treatment of Lignite, Brown Coal, Peat, Wood, and the like Raw Fuel Materials.
IPC: C10F5/00
Filed: 1914-12-18
Abstract: 24,299. Bogwood Ges., [Assignees of Melhardt, C.]. Dec. 5, 1913, [Convention date]. Fuel; peat, preparing. - Materials, such as lignite, brown coal, peat, wood, &c., to be briquetted, are first dried and then heated away from the air at temperatures between 180 and 250‹ C. in order to expel moisture, carbonic acid, and carbon monoxide, and to liberate bituminous materials by a partial decomposition. After treatment, the fuel material can be separated from ashy constituents by flotation, using water or salt solutions. The preliminary drying may be effected, for instance, by exposing to a current of air at 25-30‹ C. rising to 60-70‹ C., the operation lasting 4-8 days. The Specification as open to inspection under Section 91 (3) (a) states also that the heating at 180-250‹ C. takes 8-10 hours and may be effected electrically; this subject-matter does not appear in the Specification as accepted. Reference has been directed by the Comptroller to Specifications 2831/70, 22,381/02, and 27,397/04.
Patent GB-191424335-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in connection with Electric Arc Lamps.
Inventor: HUGHES GWYLIM ANWYL
IPC: H05B31/00
Filed: 1914-12-19
Granted: 1915-12-16
Abstract: 24,335. Hughes, G. A., [trading as London Electric Firm]. Dec. 19. Arc lamps.-Regulating-mechanism, particularly for projection lamps, comprises a spur or worm wheel connected to one or both carbonholders and adapted to be operated by hand, automatically, o r simultaneously by both methods, no uncoupling being necessary. In one arrangement, one electrode-holder f, Fig. 1, which may be connected to the other by a chain h, embraces a toothed wheel e forming a nut on a threaded part of the' hand-feed shaft c. In gear with the wheel e is either a long pinion i on the automatic-feed shaft, or a short pinion which is splined to this shaft and is moved bodily along it by the electrode-holder. The automatic feeding may be done by an electromagnet and ratchet device. When the electrodes have to be moved independently, two toothed wheels e, and two pinions or a single long pinion, are provided. In another arrangement, a worm-wheel mounted on the electrodeholder travels in its own plane between parallel worm shafts driven respectively by hand and by automatic mechanism. In a third arrangement, worms p, q, Fig. 6, on the two shafts drive worm-wheels r, z, the former of which is loose on its shaft 1 and carries an eccentric pin u. Pinions t, s, integral or secured together, rotate on the pin u and gear respectively with a wheel v fast on the shaft 1 and with a pinion w loose on the shaft and attached to a wheel x driving the electrode-holder. The second worm-wheel z is fast on the shaft 1, and thus drives the sun-wheel v. This mechanism may be designed so that the hand feed is more rapid than the automatic feed.
Patent GB-191500909-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machines for Sweeping Roads and other Surfaces.
Inventor: BALDWIN WILLIAM FREDERICK
IPC: E01H1/04
Filed: 1915-01-20
Granted: 1915-12-09
Abstract: 909. Baldwin, W. F. Jan. 20. Sweeping - machines; taking up mud and refuse for removal. - Relates to machines for sweeping roads and at the same time collecting the sweepings, and consists mainly in the combination with a brush 1 of a paddle-wheel 18 situated in front of the brush and adapted to convey the sweepings over the brush into a receptacle 22 at the rear. The brush 1 sweeps the refuse up an inclined plate 12 into the paddle-wheel casing 14. The plate 12 may be extended close to the ground by a rubber plate 15 adjustable so as to compensate for wear. The paddles 19 may also be rubber plates adjustable to compensate for wear. The refuse receptacle may contain a removable box 26 having hinged sides so that it can be collapsed.
Patent GB-191513613-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Skylights.
Inventor: WADE HAROLD
IPC: E04D3/06
Filed: 1915-09-24
Abstract: 13,613. Wade, H., [Pennsylvania Wire Glass Co.]. Sept. 24. Forming sheets with projections on the surface.-Glass for skylights is formed on the underside with grooves extending from the upper to the lower edge, these grooves being of such small dimensions that water is retained in them by capillary action. The grooves are less than one-eighth of an inch in width at the halfdepth of the channel, are of rounded crosssection, and of greater depth than width.
Patent HN-1998000124-A (HN)
Title: Terapia de combinacion
Inventor: INC PFIZER PRODUCTS
IPC: A61K31/225
Filed: 1998-08-10
Abstract: LA PRESENTE INVENCION SE REFIERE A TERAPIA DE COMBINACION.
Patent HN-2001000191-A (HN)
Title: Derivados de fenoxibencilamina como ssri
Inventor: ADAM NAVIS DIANE
IPC: C07D307/87
Filed: 2001-08-28
Abstract: EL PRESENTE INVENTO SE REFIERE A NUEVOS COMPUESTOS DE ETER DIFENILICO QUE INHIBEN LA REABSORCION DE MONOAMINAS
Patent IN-2014MU01127-A (IN)
Inventor: JETHLIYA RAJESH
IPC: H01H75/00
Filed: 2014-03-28
Abstract: The present invention provides a novel contacts system arrangement for two pole compact modular circuit breaker. The two pole breaker having two set of terminals on either side for incoming and outgoing circuit. The arrangement comprises: a fixed contact assembly comprises at least two fixed contact (s) with a contact tip; a moving member having at least two moving contact(s) having different polarities; a contact carrier. The fixed contact are attached in a slot(s) provided on the contact carrier; therefore movement of the moving contact (s) facilitate connection between the moving contact with corresponding one of the fixed contact(s), thereby the contact carrier slide in opposite direction due to angular movement on its own axis to facilitate closing of another the fixed contact to maintain availability of power supply to the circuit breaker.