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Patent EC-SP13012967-A (EC)
Title: 1,3-oxazinas como inhibidores de la bace1 y/o de la bace2
Inventor: WOSTL WOLFGANG
IPC: C07D413/12
Filed: 2013-10-10
Abstract: La presente invención proporciona 4-(3-amino-fenil)-5,6-dihidro-4H-[1,3]oxazin-2-ilaminas de la fórmula Ique tienen actividad inhibidora de la BACE1 y/o de la BACE2, su obtención, composiciones farmacéuticas que las contienen y su utilización como sustancias terapéuticamente activas. Los compuestos activos de la presente invención son útiles para el tratamiento terapéutico y/o profiláctico p.ej. de la enfermedad de Alzheimer y la diabetes de tipo 2.
Patent GB-189700779-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Bearings.
Inventor: FARNELL ALBERT
Filed: 1897-01-12
Granted: 1897-09-18
Abstract: 779. Farnell, A. Jan. 12. Ball bearings for velocipedes. The cup 12 is screwed into the case 6 hard up against a fixed shoulder 11. The adjustable cup 3 at the other end bas a diminished portion 5 screwed similarly to the larger part which screws into the casing. A locking- ring 7, which is preferably split on one side and may be made slightly tapered, is screwed in between the diminished portion 5 and the casing 6. A similar arrangement may be employed in a coneadjusting bearing.
Patent GB-189711720-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bicycle Attachments.
Inventor: ZINTGRAFF AUGUST
Filed: 1897-05-11
Granted: 1898-05-07
Abstract: 11,720. Zintgraff, A. May 11. Supports; foot-rests; locking - apparatus to prevent theft luggagecarriers. - A double wire frame F is pivoted to clips B on the fork ends, so that it may be turned downwards, as shown in full lines, to support the bicycle, or turned upwards, as shown in dotted lines, to serve as foot-rests. Pairs of wires F<1> secured in clips E are connected at their outer ends by looped wires L, L', adjustably secured together by a sleeve-nut N. Serrated plates J, arranged to slide on the wires F<1>, serve as foot - rests when the frame is raised and as supports w h e n the frame is lowered. Spring clips H fixed to the fork sides hold the frame in its raised position. The bicycle may be secured, to prevent theft, by passing a rod 0 through the loops L<1> and between the spokes of the wheel, and connecting its ends by means of a padlock P. In a modification, the outer ends of the wires F<1> are provided with curved footpieces on to which parcels &c. may be hung when the frame is in its raised position. The frame F is pivoted to the clips B through lugs on the clips E, and plates provided with cam surfaces are fixed to the clips B to act against the clips E and hold the frame in its raised position.
Patent GB-189712066-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Coin Freed Automatic Mechanism for Storing and Delivering Articles.
Inventor: MACCULLOCH ANDREW GILLIGAN
Filed: 1897-05-15
Granted: 1898-05-14
Abstract: 12,066. Macculloch, A. G. May 15. Sale apparatus; storage.-The goods are piled in columns within a crate c removable from the casing and divided by vertical partitions. The back, front, and partitions do not reach down to the supporting- base of the casing, but leave sufficient space for the passage of the bottom article to a hole therein. Delivery mechanism.-A slide b operated by a push-rod G thrusts the bottom article of one column into the place of the bottom article of the next, so that one article is pushed out altogether and falls through the aperture in the base and in a plate moving with the slide. Coin action.-A detent d hinged in the slide engages a shoulder E in the base till a coin has dropped on it from a shoot j. Coin-discharging mechanism.-When the detent has left the shoot the coin rolls out laterally on an incline. Empty machines, locking action of.-When the last article of a column has been pushed into the next column, a weight takes its place on the slide and reciprocates therewith until weight comes to weight.
Patent GB-189723065-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Device for Fastening or Securing the Hair.
Inventor: VIBERT JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-10-07
Granted: 1898-08-20
Abstract: 23,065. Vibert, J., and Desruol, J. Oct. 7. Hair slides; combs, hair.-The hair is passed through the ring A and secured by the spiral teeth or comb C.
Patent GB-189723138-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Spring Catches for Boxes and the like.
Inventor: DOWNER ARTHUR ALLEN
Filed: 1897-10-08
Granted: 1898-09-03
Abstract: 23,138. Downer, A. A. Oct. 8. Locks, key ; fastenings. - Relates to a spring catch or lock for boxes for butter or other agricultural produce &c. A spring c with a hooked end d is fixed to the top, and the side b, which is arranged to open, has a striking - plate e, which engages the hook when the box is closed. The box is opened by inserting a double-bitted key through an escutcheon m and keyhole f in the spring, slightly turning the key, and then pulling it to raise the spring and disengage the hook. The key is guided by a pin g. The striking-plate has a cover-plate j to prevent tampering with the catch. The striking-plate may be made as a projecting hook to avoid cutting the recess i in the side. The catch may be slightly modified when the top is to open.
Patent GB-189728224-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fishing Reels.
Inventor: MARTIN FRANCES IDA
Filed: 1897-11-30
Granted: 1898-11-26
Abstract: 28,224. Martin, F. I., Jenne, W. M., Deusen, B. B. van, and Martin, H. W. Nov. 30. Reels, rod.-An improved general construction is described. The drum C, Fig. 3, is formed with ratchet teeth engaged by a detent which is released when required by a bar sliding on the cover D. The outer end of the winding- spring B is attached by a sliding coupling (to prevent breakage) to a hook on the strengthening-ring C<1>; the inner end is attached to a sleeve screwed on the spool arbor and secured by a set-screw. The brake lever N is pressed against the adjustable stop 0 by a spring. The brake plate Q in contact with the periphery of the spool is pivoted on a spring R attached to the lever N, which spring also acts as a line guard. In a modification, Fig. 14, the spool rides loose on the winding-spring arbor and is geared down to it by an epicyclic train. The brake consists of two levers L<2>, L<3>, which are kept pressed against opposite sides of the spool edge by engagement with the spring-pressed operating- lever M<2>, a single movement of which releases the brake. The friction pad L<5> on the lever L<3> consists of a thread of fibrous material wound in suitable slots. The line guide, Fig. 22, is loosely supported by the holes n<3> on transverse pins of the housing, and may be provided with a sliding eye N<4>. The length of line out is indicated by mechanism normally held in frictional engagement with the spring arbor, and held out of engagement when required by pressing a button. A simple form of spool is described consisting of two parallel discs connected by transverse pins which also form the winding-surface.
Patent GB-189729379-A (GB)
Title: Uninterchangeable Electric Incandescence Lamps.
Inventor: WHEATLEY WILLIAM HUMPHREY
Filed: 1897-12-11
Granted: 1898-03-19
Abstract: 29,379. Wheatley, W. H., [Allgemeine Elektricitõts Gesellschaft]. Dec. 11. Drawings to Specification. Incandescent lamps.-Capped lamps differing in candle power, voltage, current consumption, or otherwise, are made with contacts of different heights, or to fit holders of different heights and diameters, in order that only one kind of lamp may be used in any particular holder. The invention is applicable to bayonet or screw capped lamps and holders of ordinary construction.
Patent GB-189805494-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Clips or Bands chiefly Designed for use in the Construction of Scaffolding.
Inventor: BERRURIER VICTOR
Filed: 1898-03-05
Granted: 1898-05-07
Abstract: 5494. Berrurier, V. March 5. Fastenings for bands. A hook D, pivoted at f to a forked bent metal plate C at one end of a band or wire rope A, engages with a link of a chain B at the other end of the rope. The rope is passed round poles &c. in any suitable manner, and tightened by turning the hook in the direction of the arrow. A split pin inserted in a hole b in the hook bears against the plate C and prevents the detachment of the fastening. In a modification shown in Fig. 5, a wire loop i at one end of the rope engages with a notched lever H, which is pivoted to the plate C and is locked by an S-shaped hook.
Patent GB-189805965-A (GB)
Title: Manufacture of New Non-coagulable Albuminous Bodies from Meat and Blood, and of Meat Extracts which contain all the Constituents of Meat in an Unaltered Form, and Processes therefor.
Inventor: CLASSEN ALEXANDER
Filed: 1898-03-11
Granted: 1899-02-18
Abstract: 5965. Classen, A. March 11. Food preparations.-In the manufacture of meat and blood preparations, the pressure in the autoclave is obtained by some inert gas such as hydrogen. In liquefying meat fibrine, carbon dioxide may be used, but in this case partial peptonization takes place. To prevent the formation of acids from particles of fat, an alkali carbonate or an equivalent is added to the solution before heating it.
Patent GB-189806720-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Depressible Rail Systems for Electrical Railways.
Inventor: GRUNOW WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-03-19
Granted: 1899-03-18
Abstract: 6720. Grunow, W., and Goodsell, Z. March 19. Electric railways on a depressible rail system with conduits. Conductors; switches; insulation.- The supply conductor is in the form of a third rail, which may be placed in a slotted conduit and may be in insulated sections which are mounted so as to be depressed by the vehicle and thereby mechanically operate the switches. The conductor rails 14 are carried in insulating V pieces in yokes mounted on springs which are guided and protected and their tension adjusted by bolts and casings 22 ; one form is shown in Fig. 23, but other forms are described. These supports are mounted on the switch boxes, and also at intermediate points. Insulated wires 48 attached to the rails 14 are connected to V-shaped contacts 63 which are carried by a plunger 45, Fig. 9, into contact with ears on a plate 56 which is connected to the feeder 51. This plunger works through a stuffing- box on the lid of the switch box, and is engaged by a lug on the depressible rail 14. Or the rail 14 may rest on the top of the plunger T as shown in Fig. 33, the plunger being normally held up by springs and being adapted to dip into mercury which is connected to the feeder F. The rails may be in sections insulated from each other and laid with lap joints. Feeders 51 may be introduced into the switch boxes, or the main conductor may be led through them, tubular extensions being provided and filled with insulating-material, which may also be used to secure the lids &c. Collectors.-A wheel for depressing the conductors and taking current is mounted on a spring-held fork 72 in the bracket 65, Fig. 16. Or a pair of wheels are mounted on bent levers as shown in Fig. 25. They are operated by a bell-crank lever 69 or 105 and connections to the end of the vehicle. The wheels may have insulating-material and wearing-plates 85 on their sides. Conduits.-Yokes 6, shaped to straddle the sleepers, support plates 11 of the section shown in Fig. 1 ; or curved plates E<1> with external ribs and flanges are secured to the sleeper and support cover-plates E<11> which form the slot rails as shown in Fig. 33.
Patent GB-189807882-A (GB)
Title: A Combined Check or Buffer and Draught Excluder for Doors, Casements, and the like.
Inventor: SANDY JAMES
Filed: 1898-04-02
Granted: 1898-12-03
Abstract: 7882. Sandy, J. April 2. Draught-excluders.-Relates to a buffer device to be affixed to the top or side jams of doors, casements, and the like, which prevents slamming and also excludes draught. The device consists of sliding tongues D, Fig. 2, pressed out by spiral springs E, and faced with resilient material G. As the door F is closed, the sliding tongues D are pressed back. In some cases, a check plate J, Fig. 4, projecting into grooves 8 is fixed to the back of the tongue D. This prevents the tongue from obstructing the closing of the door at the hinged side ; for the same purpose the door is bevelled at K.
Patent GB-189812087-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Gripping Apparatus suitable for use on Cable Tramways.
Inventor: WOOLLEY GEORGE ARTHUR
Filed: 1898-05-27
Granted: 1899-03-25
Abstract: 12,087. Woolley, G. A. May 27. Rope grips.-On tramways worked by cable over part of their length, dummy cars for carrying the grip are dispensed with, and the g r i p is detachably c o n - nected to the vehicle itself. Fig. 2 is an inverted plan of the underside of a car. The grip 1 is held in a grooved or channelled support attached to the framework of the car. It is secured in position by a bolt 5, which in turn is locked by a spring bolt 7. These bolts can be withdrawn by the rods 6, 8. The grip is operated from either end of the car by a removable handle, gearing 15, endless chain &c. 18, and lever 13, to one or other of which the operating-rod 2 of the grip is attached by a pin 3.
Patent GB-189812267-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machinery or Apparatus for Coating Metal Plates or Sheets with Tin, Lead, or other Metals or Alloys.
Inventor: ROGERS PHILIP
Filed: 1898-05-31
Granted: 1898-10-01
Abstract: 12,267. Rogers, P., and Player, J. May 31. Tinning, galvanizing, and similarly coating metals.-Relates to improvements o n the apparatus described in Specifications No. 15,040, A.D. 1886, No. 11,606, A.D. 1890, and No. 21,060, A.D. 1894. The cradle, combined with the guide-bars c, is pivoted at its lower end in the pot, and is held by the weighted lever 8 to allow the passage of thick plates. The feed-bar 1 is provided with hooks 9 and guiding-fingers, and it works in the guidebars c so as to engage the plate and to draw it down through the flux box C into the metal bath A. Curved supporting- arms 13 on a lifting-bar 2, which also works in the guides c, then lift the plate past the angular guide f<1> till it is caught by the finishing - rolls G. The pot is preferably double, each side working alternately. Two pick-up apparatus, generally similar to that described in Specification No. 11,606, A.D. 1890, are placed over the two halves, but they are inclined to the axis of the grease pot so as to deposit the plates on a single rack or carrier. For turning the plates to the proper position, a bevel pinion 18 secured on the rod o<2> that carries the fingers n<1> engages a bevel pinion 17 fixed on one of the pick-up arms m'.
Patent GB-189812511-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Incandescent Electric Lamps.
Inventor: RIEBENSAHM OTTO
Filed: 1898-06-03
Granted: 1899-06-02
Abstract: 12,511. Riebeasahm, 0., Pleichati, J., Friedeberg, H., and Kr³ger, E. June 3. Globes and holders therefor.-An o r n amental outer globe, Fig. 4, for a cylindrical electric incandescent lamp, Fig. 2, for advertising o r decorative purposes, is secured detachably, by a bayonet-joint or a screw or otherwise, to the cap of the lamp.
Patent GB-189812553-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Substitute for Leather and Process of Preparing same.
Inventor: MCLAURIN WILLIAM WALLACE
Filed: 1898-06-04
Granted: 1899-06-02
Abstract: 12,553. McLaurin, W. W. June 4. Coated fabrics -Relates to a substitute for leather, applicable for use in the boot, shoe slipper, upholstery, and fancy leather trades, or for bookbinding, box-making, &c. The material which constitutes the foundation of the artificial leather is "vellum cloth," composed of felted fibres intermixed with india-rubber. For the purpose of producing an artificial leather of a red or crimson colour, the following process is employed :-The vellum cloth is coated on the face with a solution of scarlet aniline dye, croceine 9B; and lactarine, and on the back with a similar solution stronger in lactarine. The face is next coated twice with a mixture of scarlet lake, cerise lake, rhodamine, aniline, size, and glycerine, and afterwards receives two coatings of an aqueous solution of lactarine with glycerine. The various coatings are waterproofed with a solution of formaldehyde containing glycerine, or with chrome alum. The finishing process comprises friction glazing, embossing, rolling, calendering, &c. The material may be mounted on plain vellum cloth, paper, or boards, or two sheets may be united with the grain crossed. Gelatine, glue, " gloy," shellac, &c. may be used together with or in place of lactarine, and a deliquescent salt may replace the glycerine. Oil, water, or spirit varnishes may also be employed.
Patent GB-189813477-A (GB)
Title: Commutator Brush Holders and Brushes for Electric Motors or Dynamo Electric Machines.
Inventor: JOHNSON EDWARD HIBBERD
Filed: 1898-06-16
Granted: 1898-08-06
Abstract: 13,477. Johnson, E. H., and Lundell, R. June 16. Brushes and brush-holders.- The brushes Band B<1> are secured by clamping-screws G<2> and G<3> against conducting-blocks F and F<1>, which are supported bymeans of flexible arms or springs E and E<2> from an L-shaped arm C carried by the rocker arm and adjustable thereon. By means of flat springs D and thumb - screws T, the brushes may be adjusted to compensate for wear or vary their pressure on the commutator.
Patent GB-189814825-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Match Machines.
Inventor: COOK WILLIAM EDWARD
Filed: 1898-07-05
Granted: 1898-08-27
Abstract: 14,825. Cook, W. E. July 5. Matches.-A machine for use in making matches comprises a reciprocating cutter adapted to cut splints at both sides of the cutter head, and a carrier for receiving the splints and carrying them to the usual paraffining and dipping apparatus. The cutters 3, preferably of tubular form, are mounted upon a cutter head 2, which is reciprocated vertically by means of a rod 5 connected to a crank 6 on the main shaft 7. The blocks of wood A are fed along two converging feed-troughs 27, 28, by means of feed-rollers the upper ones of which are driven by ratchet and pawl mechanisms. The splints a are carried by the cutters to the carrier 26, and are guided by a bar 42 secured to sliding rods 43, which are actuated by means of a cam in such a way that they accompany the cutters in their movements. Preferably, the carrier 26 consists of a number of sections, Fig. 13, each comprising two sets of slats 55, 56, held in place by links 57 ; the ends 58 of the outer slats 55 pass through apertures in connecting-links 60. Each section is provided with sliding bars 62 formed with series of wedges 63, which serve to force the slats 56 towards the slats 55, so as to enable the splints to be gripped between the slats at the proper time. The bars 62 are actuated by plungers which strike the ends of the bars and are driven by means of cams. The carrier is fed forwards by cams 79, which are driven by toothed gearing from the main shaft. Any section of the chain may be centered, before receiving splints, by bars 77, Fig. 2, secured to sliding bars 74 which are actuated by cams 72. After the splints have passed the paraffining and dipping apparatus, they are discharged by plates 81, carried by a reciprocating piece 80. Other forms of carriers, with slats adapted to be moved towards one another so as to grip the splints, may be employed, and the feed-troughs may be arranged to feed the wooden blocks from opposite sides of the machine and towards the cutters.
Patent GB-189815342-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Machine for Ripping Cigarettes.
Inventor: POLLARD EDWARD THOMAS
Filed: 1898-07-12
Granted: 1898-09-10
Abstract: 15,342. Pollard, E. T. July 12. Cigarette-making machines.-Relates to machines for ripping open imperfectly-formed cigarettes, whether cut or in a continuous rod, and recovering the tobacco for use again in the machine. The cigarettes are fed one by one from the hopper 2 to the chute 15 by means of the travelling belt 3 and grooved cylinder 14, with which contacts the revolving brush 17. The chute contracts towards the bottom, so that the cigarettes, which fall transversely upon it, are delivered longitudinally to the grooved and rubber-surfaced pressure wheel 26, which carries them over the revolving knife 24 which enters the channel 42. Defective continuous cigarette rod may be fed directly into the extension 41 of this channel. The split cigarettes fall into the box 43, at the bottom of which is a large-mesh sieve 44, and which is supported on springs 46 and pivoted arms 48, 49 and reciprocated by the rod 44<a>. The tobacco passes through the sieve, which retains the paper.
Patent GB-189821387-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture of Tin and Terne Plates and other like Metal Coated Plates or Sheets and in Apparatus Employed in the said Manufacture.
Inventor: THOMAS RICHARD BEAUMONT
Filed: 1898-10-11
Granted: 1899-09-30
Abstract: 21,387. Thomas, R. B., and Thomas, H. S. Oct. 11. Tinning and coating by dipping.-Relates to apparatus for use in dipping plates, especially in the manufacture of tin and terne platen. In Fig. 2, A represents the coating-bath, having a flux plate b to form the fluxing-chamber B. e represents a reciprocating pusher mounted on a shaft f and operated by the mutilated gears g and h on the shafts g<2> and h<2>, which gear with a pinion e<3> on the hub of the pusher e. The pusher e, which is bifurcated, is provided with projections e<1> to engage the plate and carry it over the guides a to the rolls in the finishing or grease pot s. A weight t on a guided chain u may be employed to assist in bringing the pusher back to its initial position shown in f u l l lines. A feed - table c operated from a cam i on the shaft g<2> acting through the bell - crank lever l and link n is pivoted at d. The plate to be coated is laid on the table c when the latter is in its horizontal position, shown in dotted lines. Weighted fingers p are provided to support the plate until the pusher e forces it forward.
Patent GB-189821859-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Metallic Packing.
Inventor: WARDLE JAMES
Filed: 1898-10-17
Granted: 1899-09-23
Abstract: 21,859. Wardle, J., Hancock, R., and Maude, J. Oct. 17. Stuffing-boxes.-Relates to a composition and mode of application of metallic packing for steam, gas, hot-air, and hydraulic engines and pumps, which is practically self-lubricating. The packing is composed of approximately 95 parts of tin, 10 parts of copper, and 7 parts of antimony. This alloy is cast into discs or bars, and turned or planed into shavings. These are " stemmed " into the stuffing-box, with or without the addition of fibrous binding-material.
Patent GB-189824646-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Pianofortes.
Inventor: NEUVILLE FRANK VICTOR
Filed: 1898-11-22
Granted: 1899-02-04
Abstract: 24,646. Neuville, F. V. Nov. 22. Pianofortes.-The cut-away metal plate A is formed integrally with the uprights A', leaving a space A<3> between and a recess A<2> in which the wrest-plank 1 is secured by bolts and nuts a, a. Through the cut-away portions project the bridges B', B<2> on the sounding-board B, which is secured to the plate A by strips b and screws b<1>, and has a contour corresponding to that of the external edges of the plate A. The tail bridges A<4>, A<5> are formed in one piece with the plate A, while the upper bridges C<2>, C<3> are attached to the wrest-plank. D is a wooden frame surrounding the edges of the frame just described, and provided with a thin wooden backing D<1>; it is glued or otherwise fastened to the casing, so that there is no contact between the casing and the plate A and the strength of tone is increased. The casing is formed of rough wood coated with compressed fibre having raised ornamental panels &c. This coating is reproduced from an original design in wood by electroplating, backing the plate in metal to obtain a solid die, and then pressing the fibre while plastic. The coating retains the form of the original even to the grain of the wood.