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Patent UA-43682-A (UA)
Title: Periscopic antenna system
Inventor: Zamiatin Vadym Ivanovych
Filed: 2001-05-14
Abstract: The periscopic antenna system consists of a radiating element, a deflector made in the form of a metallic shield, and reradiators, at that the reradiators form up a direction pattern in the lengthwise direction relative to the shield plane. The reradiators are made in the form of two electrically connected antenna arrays, at that the elements of the first array are made in the form of spirals whereas the elements of the second array are made in the form of loopy vertical vibrators.
Patent UA-48422-A (UA)
Title: Technique for diagnosing occlusion of lower limb arteries
Inventor: SUKHARIEV IVAN IVANOVYCH
Filed: 2001-07-13
Abstract: The technique for diagnosing the occlusion of the lower limb arteries comprises the ultrasound duplex scanning of the arteries under examination. The circular resistance index is then measured in the arteries of the shin.
Patent UA-49648-A (UA)
Title: Method for assessing severity of acute period of cerebral hemispheric hemorrhagic insult
Inventor: KOZIOLKIN OLEKSANDR ANATOLIOVYCH
Filed: 2002-01-17
Abstract: The method for assessing the severity of the acute period of cerebral hemispheric hemorrhagic insult consists in estimating the trasntentorial shift of the cerebral structures as well as edema in the region of the hemorrhage. The absence or slight expression of trasntentorial shift of the cerebral structures with accompanying perifocal edema suggests the mild course of the acute period of cerebral hemispheric hemorrhagic insult. The moderate expression of trasntentorial shift of the cerebral structures with generalized edema in the region of the hemorrhage is indicative of the moderate severity of the course of the acute period of cerebral hemispheric hemorrhagic insult. The pronounced degree of the trasntentorial shift of the cerebral structures accompanied by the total edema in the region of the hemorrhage suggests the utmost severity of the acute period of cerebral hemispheric hemorrhagic insult.
Patent UA-50618-A (UA)
Title: Gas convector
Inventor: KISH IVAN PAVLOVYCH
IPC: F24H3/08
Filed: 2002-03-07
Abstract: This invention relates to heating equipment and can be used for heating premises. The gas convector includes heat exchanger, gas burners, spark-plug with spark electrode, safety element, thermo-sensor and unit for automated control of gas and hollow pipes attached to the front wall of the heat.
Patent UA-53170-A (UA)
Title: Electrocoagulator for purification of liquids
Inventor: HIROL MYKOLA MYKOLAIOVYCH
Filed: 2002-03-27
Abstract: Electrocoagulator for purification of liquids contains case, branch pipes of admission and discharge of liquid, electrodes cathode and anode. The device is in addition equipped with magnetic system mechanically connected to electrodes, poles of said system are directed face to face.
Patent DO-P2005000111-A (DO)
Title: Nucleosidos de 3-beta-d-ribofuranosiltiazolo [4,5-d] pirimidina y usos de los mismos
Inventor: WEBBER STEPHEN EVAN
Filed: 2005-06-06
Abstract: La invención esta dirigida a los nucleósidos de 3R-D-ribofuranosiltiazolo[4,5-d]pirimidina y las composiciones farmaceuticas que contienen tales compuestos, que tienen actividad inmunomoduladora. La invención esta tambien dirigida al use terapeutico o profilactico de tales compuestos y composiciones, y a los metodos para el tratamiento de enfermedades o trastornos descritos en la presente, mediante la administración de cantidades efectivas de tales compuestos.
Patent DO-P2009000288-A (DO)
Title: Derivados de ftalazinona como inhibidor en parp-1
Inventor: JAVAID MUHAMMAD HASHIM
Filed: 2009-12-18
Abstract: Un compuesto de formula (I): donde R representa uno o mas sustituyentes opcionales en el anillo de ciclohexeno fusionado; X puede ser NRx o CRxRy; si X = NRx, luego n es 1 ó 2, y si X = CRxRy, luego n es 1; si X = NRx, luego Rx se selecciona del grupo que consiste en H, Cl-20 alquilo opcionalmente sustituido, C5-20 arilo opcionalmente sustituido, C3-20 heterociclilo opcionalmente sustituido, amido opcionalmente sustituido, amido opcionalmente sustituido, tioamido opcionalmente sustituido, ester opcionalmente sustituido, acilo opcionalmente sustituidos; y grupos sulfonilo opcionalmente sustituidos si X = CRxRy, luego Rx se selecciona del grupo que consiste en H, C1-20 alquilo opcionalmente sustituido, C5-20 arilo opcionalmente sustituido, C3-20 heterociclilo opcionalmente sustituido, amido opcionalmente sustituido, tioamido opcionalmente sustituido, sulfonamino opcionalmente sustituido, eter opcionalmente sustituido, ester opcionalmente sustituido, acilo opcionalmente sustituido, acilamido opcionalmente sustituido, y grupos sulfonilo opcionalmente sustituidos, y Ry se selecciona entre H, hidroxilo, amino opcionalmente sustituido, o Rx y RY pueden formar juntos un grupo espiro-C3-7 cicloalquilo o heterociclilo opcionalmente sustituido; RC1 y RC2 son ambos hidrógeno, o cuando X es CRxRy, RC1, RC2, Rx y Ry, junto con los atomos de carbono a los que estan unidos, pueden formar un anillo aromatico fusionado opcionalmente sustituido; y R1 se selecciona entre H y halo.
Patent DO-P2013000117-A (DO)
Title: Sistema y método de transporte de líquidos en contenedores en una embarcación marítima.
Inventor: VAN TASSEL GARY W
IPC: B65D88/00
Filed: 2013-05-28
Abstract: Una embarcación marítima, y un sistema y método de uso de la embarcación marítima, para facilitar la introducción de productos líquidos a granel, tal como GNL, en el ampliamente establecido sistema de transporte intermodal a nivel mundial, el cual se basa en envíos en contenedores. La embarcación marítima es una embarcación especializada, ya sea un barco o barcaza, que puede contener una gran cantidad de tanques de GNL intermodales de tamaño ISO y que está configurada de manera tal que tenga al mismo tiempo las características tanto de un buque tanque (por ejemplo, un barco de transporte de gas) como de un buque de contenedores. Los tanques de GNL intermodales se conectan a un sistema de tuberías de la embarcación marítima y quedan interconectados de manera tal que se permite que los tanques de GNL intermodales interconectados se comporten como si constituyeran un tanque de líquido a granel de una embarcación de GNL típica para facilitar la carga eficiente en una terminal marítima de GNL típica. Los tanques de GNL intermodales en contenedores pueden descargar líquidos a una terminal marítima como si estuviesen en una modalidad a granel, o se pueden desconectar del sistema de interconexión común para permitir la descarga de los tanques de GNL intermodales en un puerto de contenedores de carga típico, de modo que los tanques de GNL intermodales puedan integrarse al sistema de transporte intermodal existente para distribución adicional al usuario final mediante otras embarcaciones marítimas, camiones de larga distancia o ferrocarril.
Patent GB-189701643-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Roller Mills for Crushing Ores and other Substances.
Inventor: KIRKBRIDE JOHN LAW
Filed: 1897-01-21
Granted: 1898-01-21
Abstract: 1643. Kirkbride, J. L. Jan. 21. Roller mills for crushing ores &c. Between the frames and the ends of the rolls A, curved shields D, D<1> of the same radius as the rolls, of which they constitute stationary extensions, are adjustably fixed. In a case J, the cover of which is removed in Fig. 2, is mounted a rotating screw H, the nut F of which carries a distributer E which works to and fro in the material between the rolls and out beyond their ends. The bottom j<1> of the casing slides to and fro with the distributer, and actuates by prongs j<2>, j<3> false shields N, N<1>, coupled by a bar n<1>, which work to and fro over the shields D, D<1> and push the material off the same between the rolls.
Patent GB-189705165-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Air-tubes for Distending Pneumatic Tyres.
Inventor: ROLFE SPENCER
Filed: 1897-02-26
Granted: 1897-05-08
Abstract: 5165. Rolfe, S. Feb. 26. Wheels with air-compressing appliances; tyres, pneumatic.-In place of a continuous air tube a number of short sections are used as described in Specification No. 10,990, A.D. 1845. These sections are connected by nipples arranged as in Fig. 2, or outside the tyre, as shown in Fig. 3. The tyre may be made self-inflating, as shown in Fig. 4. In this case, a non-return valve is placed in each connecting-nipple F, and each section A is provided with a non-return air-inlet valve G, which may have combined with it a safety-valve. As each section is compressed during the rotation of the wheel, a portion of the air contained in it is forced into the adjoining sections. When the said section expands again, air passes into it through the valve G.
Patent GB-189705736-A (GB)
Title: Improvements applicable to Explosion Engines.
Inventor: LEES JAMES
Filed: 1897-03-04
Granted: 1898-02-26
Abstract: 5736. Lees, J, March 4. Gas and like engines.-The working cylinder b is double-acting, and one explosion per revolution takes place at each end. The exhaust takes place through ports f, f<x>, as they are uncovered by the piston c at the end of the stroke, and the exhaust gases pass through condensing-tubes h, from which they may be withdrawn by a pump driven by the engine. The explosive mixture is admitted through valves d to the chambers e, e<x> at the ends of the cylinder. The valves are weighted so as to open when released by a tappet rod n driven by an eccentric on the crank shaft. The mixture, previously compressed, if necessary, is admitted at about half the return stroke.
Patent GB-189707712-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Drive Chain and in the Chain Wheels of Cycles, Motor Cars, and other Road Vehicles, also applicable for Mowing and other Machines and Machinery of other kinds, and for analogous purposes.
Inventor: HANDS JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-03-25
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 7712. Hands, J. March 25. Drawings to Specification. Chain-wheels for cycles, motor cars, and other road vehicles, and mowing and other machines. In connection with a chain having teeth upon its working edge, wheels with corresponding apertures in their rims are employed. Small wheels are made with recesses under the rims to allow the apertures to be kept clear. The wheels may be flanged. In a modification, the teeth consist of steel pins supported in a pair of discs.
Patent GB-189708103-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Boots and Shoes.
Inventor: STUART HERBERT AKROYD
Filed: 1897-03-30
Granted: 1897-07-03
Abstract: 8103. Stuart, H. A. March 30. Slipping, preventing ; soles; heels.-Tennis and other boots and shoes have tufts of bristles in recesses in the soles and heels to prevent slipping. These tufts may be secured to a middle sole e, as in Fig. 3, or to the outer sole a, as in Fig. 4. In the latter case, they are secured by a sheet of canvas or wire gauze. The tufts may be arranged in one large recess, or in a number of small ones, and are preferably slightly under the surface of the india rubber sole, except when the latter is compressed by the weight of the wearer.
Patent GB-189711240-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for obtaining Salt from Brine and for similar purposes.
Inventor: SHEDLOCK WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-05-05
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 11,240. Shedlock, W. May 5. Evaporating brine &c.-Fig. 1 shows a plan, and Fig. 2 a vertical section, of one of the evaporating- pans. The invention relates to apparatus of the kind described in Specification No. 7796, A.D. 1896, in which the brine is evaporated in a pan A provided with a heating-coil B and heating-chambers B', and with scrapers C, C' which deliver the salt into an external conduit whence it is raised by an elevator D above the surface of the liquid in the pan. This invention consists in mounting the perforated moulds, boxes, or cages G, into which the salt is delivered from the elevator, in or over the pan A so that they can be readily moved along to bring them successively into and away from the filling position. The moulds G are mounted on a circular frame E supported on rollers F so that it can be turned as required, and the moulds are held in place on the frame E by ribs E<1> and two upper rings E', but this turntable arrangement may be replaced by an overhead rail along which the moulds are traversed. The shaft C' which operates the scrapers extends downwards instead of upwards as described in the prior Specification, and also drives the shaft L<1> which operates the elevator D. The long scraper C<1> may have a small roller at its outer end to avoid friction between the scraper and the bottom of the pan.
Patent GB-189713090-A (GB)
Title: Improved Car Coupling.
Inventor: IRVIN JOHN WALLIS
Filed: 1897-05-27
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 13,090. Irvin, J. W. May 27. Couplings, automatic.-The coupling-hook 14 is pivoted at 5 in a slot in the draw-head 1, and is pressed down at its outer end by the spring 9. The link 13 advancing upon the hook 14 raises it and passes beneath. The lever 11 is for uncoupling purposes.
Patent GB-189720930-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Driving Gear or Means for Transmitting Movement in Cycles.
Inventor: VIGNAL LEON
Filed: 1897-09-11
Granted: 1898-03-26
Abstract: 20,930. Vignal, L. Sept. 11. Ball bearings for velocipedes. The bevel-wheel E is supported between two sets of balls K, L, carried between cups formed in the whcel E and cones M and N screwed into a socket 0. A locknut locks the cone M in position, the bearings being adjusted by rotating the cone N.
Patent GB-189721818-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Arc Lamps.
Inventor: ADAMS THOMAS EDGAR
Filed: 1897-09-23
Granted: 1898-01-08
Abstract: 21,818. Adams, T. E. Sept. 23. Drawings to Specification. Globe holders for electric arc lamps. The lamp casing has a depending guide-arm, and carries a flat cover for the open upper end of a globe. The globe is provided with a top ring carrying a net, and is held up to the cover by a bottom ring, which is adjustably secured to the depending arm by a clamping-screw. A shoulder limits the downward movement of the globe when the screw is slackened. An axle tray is hinged and locked to the bottom ting.
Patent GB-189722714-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Dresses for Deep Sea Diving.
Filed: 1897-10-04
Granted: 1898-05-07
Abstract: 22,714. Deep Sea Diving Co. March 8, [date claimed under Sec. 103 of Patents &c. Act, A.D. 1883]. D i v i n g.-The object is to ensure flexibility of diving- dress joints, and at the same time to prevent the diver from being subjected to too great a pressure. The parts to be flexibly connected are formed with lugs C which are pivoted on pins F. The joint is covered with hydraulic leather E or other suitable material, which is kept from jamming in the joint by strips of metal P which slide in clips, or by radial rings Q. The pressure under which the diver works may be varied to suit him, by discharging the air at a given distance below the surface.
Patent GB-189730480-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Water Meters.
Inventor: REISERT HANS
Filed: 1897-12-24
Granted: 1898-08-27
Abstract: 30,480. Reisert, H. Dec. 24. Liquid meters.-The water flowing through the feed-pipe A, C raises a valve N on a weighted lever J proportionally to the velocity. By means of a lever Q and connecting-rod R, a valve S is raised a proportionate height and water passes from a vessel E through the pipe G, valve S. and pipe T to a receiver L with gauge glass V. The level of the water in the vessel E is kept constant, a float valve F closing the mouth of the supply pipe at F<2>. This pipe may lead from a separate reservoir, or from the feed-pipe A, C, or from the valve chamber B, as shown at D<2>, D<1>, and D respectively. The water delivered by the pipe T is in a fixed proportion to the amount passing through the feed-pipe. Instead of the receiver and gauge glass, the pipe T may deliver its contents to a tilting vessel carried by a weighted lever pivoted to another weighted lever and having a special arrangement of counterpoises. This vessel tilts when it has received a certain quantity, and discharges the water into a receiver containing a float. The consequent movement of the float works a counter.
Patent GB-189803039-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Reverberatory Furnaces.
Inventor: RAYNER JOHN QUERIN
Filed: 1898-02-07
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 3039. Rayner, J. Q. Feb. 7. Reverberatory furnaces. - The vault of the furnace is constructed with two cavities a and a', one of which is disposed on e a c h side of the hearth.
Patent GB-189806080-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Velocipede and other Speed Indicators.
Inventor: BONNIKSEN BAHNE
Filed: 1898-03-12
Granted: 1899-03-11
Abstract: 6080. Bonniksen, B. March 12. Speed indicators.-The apparatus is more especially for cycles, though it is otherwise applicable. A wheel 7, Fig. 1, with tyre 16, is pressed against the cycle wheel and imparts rotation to a spindle 2 mounted in ball bearings and carrying a bracket 11 at the top. To the arm 31 on the bracket is secured a steel hoop 30 having two diametrically-opposite weights 29 fixed thereto and a guide-pin 4 sliding in the arm 32. This pin presses on a hollow cone 6 carried by a rod 26 working in a central bore in the spindle 2 and having a jewelled centre on which rests a plunger 8. The plunger is pressed downwards by the action of a spring 25 on its arm 27 which prevents the plunger's rotation. A blade spring 12 connected to the plunger carries a pin 13 entering a helical groove 15 in the spindle 14 of the indexfinger 33. As the weighted ring is deformed by centrifugal force, the pin 4 presses the cone and plunger upwards and turns the index-finger 33 to show the speed. To prevent jolts from affecting the reading, the spindle 14 carries a disc 18 surrounded by a hinged annular disc 20 having flat springs 22, 23, one of which, when a jolt takes place, acts on the disc as.a brake and prevents displacement. Other means may be substituted. To attach the instrument to the cycle fork 42, Fig. 4, a clip 44 is provided for securing the cylinder 36. Into this cylinder a spindle 35 from the arm 34, Figs. 1 and 4, projects, and is connected with it by a spring 41. A pin on the bracket arm 37 enters one of two holes in the arm 34, determining its position when in or out of action.
Patent GB-189806318-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Device or Apparatus for Regulating the Size of Fires in Kitchen and other Ranges or Grates.
Inventor: ENGLAND ANNIE FLORA CATHERINE
Filed: 1898-03-15
Granted: 1899-02-25
Abstract: 6318. England, A. F. C. March 15. Fuel - economizers. - A false bottom for domestic stoves consists of a grate B which is inserted between any two of the horizontal front bars. The projections A, which may also be formed at the sides, are broken off to fit the grate, and a guard D, having holes E into which fits a suitable fork for handling purposes, prevents the grate from slipping completely through the bars.
Patent GB-189806493-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Selvedge Weaving Appliances for Looms.
Filed: 1898-03-17
Granted: 1899-02-11
Abstract: 6493. Whitelow, E. T., [Duplex Weaving Appliance Co.]. March 17. Looms, forming selvages in.-Relates to means for weaving inner selvages for producing two or more independent pieces of cloth. The weft crossing the space between the different warps is seized by a hook c, which draws it into a pair of grippers g<1>, g<3> on each side and cuts it as it is held by them. The ends are then seized by pairs of transverse fingers f<1>, f<3>, which draw them into the shed formed by the warp threads of the adjacent selvages. The various motions are obtained from four cam bars 3, which are hinged at s to the lay cap and pass between rollers b on a fixed bridge B. The transverse fingers are mounted on slide blocks a<12> in the crosshead of a sliding carriage a, which is operated by a longitudinal shaft a<3> passing through the bridge B and the end plate b<2>, and the fingers themselves are closed and reciprocated by side levers l, pivoted on the sliding carriage and engaging with fixed inclines and with levers actuated by the sliding shaft l<6>. Means are provided to prevent displacement of the carriage a and side levers l by the shaking of the loom, and to prevent premature or excessive motion of various parts. The grippers g<1>, g<3> are also operated from the shaft l<6> through an intermediate gripper shaft g and catch lever g<11>. The hook c is operated from the sliding shaft c<3>, the backward motion of which is accelerated to enable the weft to be snatched away from the reed and delivered to the grippers before the reed reaches the fell. In combination with ordinary narrow roller temples t rising and falling needles t<1> are employed, which are caused to enter the cloth as the lay recedes and to withdraw just before the reed beats up. Angle plates or fenders f<14> extend under the side fingers for relieving them from the strain of the warp as they enter the shed.
Patent GB-189808745-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fastenings for Buttons.
Inventor: RAYMOND PIERRE ALBERT
Filed: 1898-04-14
Granted: 1899-02-11
Abstract: 8745. Raymond, P. A. April 14. Button-fasteners; fastenings, attaching.-Relates to means for securing buttons, especially those of globular spring kind, to leather or other fabric. The button a is slit or cut out at the sides, leaving branches or ribs which form springs. The button is fitted internally with a screwed sleeve c, which screws on the solid or hollow screw stud d fixed to the base-plate e, the leather or other fabric being secured, as shown, between the parts. The wrench f, Fig. 6, is used for screwing on the buttons, the internal teeth of the wrench fitting between the ribs of the buttons. When used for boots &c., the studs d are fixed to or formed on a single base-plate g, as shown in Fig. 8, the holes h, through which the studs are passed, being made sufficiently large to permit of an adjustment of the buttons.