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Patent GB-191319411-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Tool Handles.
IPC: B25G1/00
Filed: 1913-08-27
Granted: 1914-03-12
Abstract: 19,411. Dietrich & Co., de. March 7, [Convention date). Strengthened handdles. - Tool handles a are strengthened by a seamless or weldless steel tube b pressed into the tang-receiving end thereof, the lower end of the tube being previously bevelled to form a cutting-edge c. The Figure shows the tube partly inserted Reference has been directed by the Comptroller to Specification 5130/07.
Patent GB-191322584-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Couplings for Limbers and Trailers or the like.
Inventor: WILHELM JAKOB HOFFMANN
IPC: B60D1/02
Filed: 1913-10-07
Abstract: 22,584. Hoffmann, W. J. Oct. 8, 1912, [Convention date]. Void. [Published under Section 91 of the Act.] Couplings for road vehicles. - The engaging parts 2, 3 are of belt-shaped form and fit closely into each other, and are secured together by a safety device consisting of a bolt 6 passing loosely through the parts 2, 3 and held in position by a lens-shaped covering-disk 7. The bolt 6 may be fixed or may be free to rock slightly.
Patent GB-191325510-A (GB)
Title: Process for Obtaining Light Hydrocarbons from Heavy Hydrocarbons.
Inventor: GRAEFE EDMUND
Filed: 1913-11-07
Granted: 1915-07-01
Abstract: 25,510. Graefe, E., and Walther, Freiherr R. von. Nov. 7 Hydrocarbon oils, distilling and cracking; bulk evaporators.-Heavy hydrocarbons, such as petroleum, are converted into lighter hydrocarbons by distilling them under a pressure of about 20 to 50 atmospheres. For this purpose, an autoclave a heated by a lead bath f may be employed, the pressure being obtained by closing a valve in the vapour-outlet pipe g during the initial heating, and afterwards adjusting the valve to maintain the pressure during the distillation. The resulting gases and vapours may also be heated under pressure in a separate large chamber in order to effect the combination of the hydrogen with the unsaturated hydrocarbons. A series of autoclaves may be used, the oil flowing from one to the other. The products are led to a condenser for the separation of gasolene etc.; the uncondensed gases are gradually compressed for the successive separation of petroleum ether and liquid illuminating- gas, the residual uncondensed gas being used for heating, lighting, or power purposes. Specifications 3345/65, 1697/66, [Class 91, Oils &c.], 1922/87, 10,277/89, 16,881/08, 2328/12, 29,862/12, and 3413/13 are referred to.
Patent GB-191403587-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Indicating Appliances for Electric Measuring Instruments.
Inventor: BENTON LEOPOLD CHARLES
IPC: G01R11/60
Filed: 1914-02-11
Granted: 1914-12-17
Abstract: 3587. Benton, L. C. Feb. 11. Index hands and pointers.-A resetting- knob 12 for operating an auxiliary pointer of an electric measuring- instrument is locked by means of a lever 15 engaging in a slot in the knob, and secured by a sealing - wire passing through holes 17, 18. A plug 10 carrying the knob is mounted in a sleeve 6 secured by a nut to the casing 1, and is provided with a flange 13 to hold a rubber disk 14, which, when the knob is pressed against the action of a spring 11, engages with the resetting-member. The lever is pivoted to a lug on the disk 7, which is clamped between the sleeve 6 and the casing.
Patent GB-191405221-A (GB)
Title: Seat Supports for Motor Cycles.
Inventor: BRADLEY WILLIAM HARLEY
IPC: B62J1/04
Filed: 1914-02-28
Granted: 1914-09-03
Abstract: 5221. Bradley, W. H. Feb. 28. . Composite springs.-Spring stays 13 for supporting at its ends a seat 1, which is supported also at its centre by springs, are provided with intermediate spring coils 14, and the upper ends of the stays pass through lugs 8 on the inwardly-turned ends of the seat 1 and a main supporting spring 9 is arranged between an adjustable collar 11 and the lug 8, and an auxiliary spring 7 to take the recoil between the lug and an upper adjustable collar 6.
Patent GB-191407967-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in connection with Domestic Fire-gates.
Inventor: FIRTH JAMES METCALFE
IPC: F24B1/193
Filed: 1914-03-30
Granted: 1914-12-24
Abstract: 7967. Firth, J. M. March 30. Grates; supports for articles to be heated.-A grate front, which may be variable in width and is particularly intended for kitchen ranges, comprises side wings 1 adapted to fit behind the existing top front bar and over the existing lower bar, and carrying a bottom plate 7 between them ; a trivet 9 may be pivoted at the front of the plate 7. The side wings have vertically adjustable bars 4 to engage behind the top grate bar. and recesses 6 shaped as shown so as to fit over bottom bars having an edge or a face uppermost. The plate 7 may be perforated or slotted or fire-clay lined, and be carried by a rod 3 and ledges 8 on the side wings. Additional bars having opposite sides fluted and flanged to assist in their support may be slid on the ends of the rod 3 to increase the width of the front, ornamental terminals being screwed on to the ends of the rod 3 to secure the parts. The trivet 9 may be placed vertically when not in use, or be supported horizontally by lugs 10.
Patent GB-191421055-A (GB)
Title: Automatic Page Feed for Printing Telegraphs or Typewriters.
Inventor: MURRAY DONALD
IPC: H04L13/06
Filed: 1914-10-16
Granted: 1915-10-14
Abstract: 21,055. Murray, D. Oct. 16. Pile tables and supports for sheet feeds; sheetseparators.-In automatic sheet-feeding devices for printing telegraphs, typewriters, adding- machines, &c., the sheets of a pile are positively held together at one edge and retained in a fixed position on a tray or stand, and positive means is provided for catching and tearing off the top sheet of the pile and feeding it at the right moment into the machine. As shown in Fig. 2, the sheets 45 are impaled on a spike 2 on a pile table 1 and are fed to the platen 34 by a spring-returned oscillating frame comprising arms 12 carrying fingers 41 which engage holes in the sheets. The holes in successive sheets are out of register so that the fingers 41 can only engage one sheet at a time, the fingers being in pairs registering with the holes in successive sheets. The oscillating frame may be actuated by a strap 32 either joined to a suitable single-revolution clutch of the printing- machine, or actuated by an electro-magnet. When operated mechanically, the strap 32 actuates a pawl 23 which engages a stud 25 on one of the arms 12, but is disengaged therefrom when its end 26 engages a fixed stop 27. Means may be provided to hold the pawl 23 out of engagement with the stud 25 until the papercarriage is in the correct position to receive a fresh sheet. When operated by an electromagnet, the strap 32 is attached directly to the arm 12. In the case of a typewriter, the oscillating frame may be operated by hand. The pile table 1 is provided with a pillar 5 working in a post 6 on the base 7 of the machine, and is spring-pressed against one or more fixed rollers 9. Dogs 36 are provided to prevent the sheets from being pulled back after engagement between the platen 34 and the feed-rollers 35. To enable the fingers 41 to lift the sheets over a considerable distance when long sheets are used, the spindle 13 carrying the fingers 41 is rotatably mounted in the levers 12 and is provided with a horizontal lever the end of which runs on a suitable cam. The holes may be provided at the rear edge of the form, hooks being provided to pull off and feed the sheets, or the holes may be dispensed with, the fingers being provided with spikes or arranged to engage folds in the sheets. In modifications, the sheets are secured together at one edge by a strip of gummed paper, or by sewing, riveting, &c., and are held on the pile table by a cardboard backing which engages a ledge on the table.
Patent GB-191424387-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Penholders.
Inventor: CREMER PATRICK THOMAS
IPC: B43K23/004
Filed: 1914-12-21
Granted: 1915-09-30
Abstract: 24,387. Cremer, P. T. Dec. 21. [Addition to 17,927/14.] Finger-guides. -- Penholders are fitted with finger-rests comprising (1) a fixed or folding lower arm 6 mounted upon a bracket secured to a tubular nib-holder 4, and formed with a slot forming a fingergrip, and (2) an upper pivoted arm 12 mounted upon a sliding sleeve 2 having inturned portions which engage the stem of the pen. Suitable heels or stops limit the movement of the arms.
Patent GB-191502115-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Labelling and like Machines.
IPC: B65C1/02
Filed: 1915-02-10
Abstract: 2115. Day & Sons, J., Hadcock, J., and Naylor, W. H. Feb. 10. Sheet-separators.-In machines for affixing labels to the ends of packets or boxes, the packets &c. 30 are placed in pockets in a rotating drum 28, to the sides of which are pivoted plates 32 adapted to receive gummed labels from pickers 8 and affix them to the packets. The pickers8 are constructed and act as described in Specification 20,958/12; they are rocked upon a shaft 3 to and from the label magazine 1, and are moved radially into and out of engagement with a gumming-roller v and the magazine 1 by a cam 7 which is rocked upon the shaft 3. While the picker is retiring from a plate 32, the label brought by it is held on the plate by a stripper actuated by a wiper 14 pivoted at 15, and by gripping-fingers 86 rocked by a lever 94 and a cam on the shaft c.
Patent GB-191509752-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Anti-creeping Devices for Railway Rails.
Inventor: PARKINSON JOHN
IPC: E01B13/02
Filed: 1915-07-05
Abstract: 9752. Parkinson, J. July 5. No Patent granted (Sealing fee not paid). Creeping of rails, preventing.-The creeping of rails is prevented by means of bent or twisted strips b secured at one end to the rail web or fish-plate d, and at the other end to the sleeper f.
Patent GB-191510130-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Electrically Controlled Electric Circuit Breakers.
IPC: H02H3/02
Filed: 1915-07-12
Granted: 1915-11-11
Abstract: 10,130. British Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co., [Assignees of Smith, B. H.], July 11, 1914. [Convention date]. Automatic circuit-breakers; protective arrangements.-The trip-magnet of an automatic circuitbreaker is constructed with two magnetic circuits, one provided with a winding energized from the main, and the other with a winding which is controlled by an overload or other relay and then acts in conjunction with the permanently energized coil to move a trip-armature. In the form shown in Fig. 1, a coil 16 energized from a series transformer 4 in alternating-current mains 1 surrounds a movable trip-armature 10, other iron parts 11, 12 being disposed in two flux paths with air-gaps 13, 14 so proportioned that, under normal conditions, the attraction on the armature towards the side 12 exceeds the attraction towards the side 11. The preponderant attraction assists a biassing-spring 15 to keep the armature normally in the position shown. A second coil 17 surrounding the limb 12, when short-circuited upon itself by the movement of an overload relay 8, has induced in it a flux counter to that due to the coil 16, thus causing the preponderance of attraction to shift into the limb 11, which moves the armature to trip the circuitbreaker 2. The modification shown in Fig. 2 has two permanently energized coils 22, 24 connected to a series transformer 4 and exerting opposite pulls upon a movable core 21, the downward pull being normally preponderant. A coil 25, mounted on a lower limb of the magnet, when short-circuited on itself by an overload relay 8, is traversed by an induced current which neutralizes the flux due to the coil 24. The core 21 is then pulled up to trip a circuit-breaker 2. In a further modification of the last-described construction, the coil 25, instead of being completely open, is normally shortcircuited through a variable resistance, in order that, under a very excessive current, the coil 22 may act to pull up the core without waiting for the contact 8 to close. Other modifications are described, all having magnetic circuits like that shown in Fig. 2, a coil like 22, Fig. 2, permanently energized from a series transformer, and a second coil which is either opened or closed or shortcircuited by an overload relay in order to allow the first coil to trip the circuit-breaker. In one case, the second coil is in a normally closed circuit with an auxiliary source of current. In the other cases, it is in a normally closed circuit and is energized by current from an inductive winding on one of the upper side limbs of the magnet.
Patent GB-191516050-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Mine-shaft Signaling, and to analogous purposes.
Inventor: HIRD FRANCIS
IPC: B66B19/06
Filed: 1915-11-13
Abstract: 16,050. Hird, F. Nov. 13. Automatic signals; mechanical telegraphs. - In apparatus for mine or analogous signalling, a device for "wiping out " the previous signal or giving warning of the starting of the engine is operated by the engine through an electromagnetic connexion, direct mechanical connexion being avoided. As shown, a conducting- disk a is rotated by a belt e from the engine, the marginal portions of the disk passing between the pole-pieces of a permanent or electro magnet f. The magnet f is mounted on pivots, so that by the mutual action between the magnet and the disk due to induced eddy currents, the magnet is swung to one side or the other, according to the direction of rotation of the disk. A roller carried by an arm h fixed to the magnet co-operates with one of two cam-projections h<1> to close spring contacts j, j<1> in a circuit k, which includes the signalcancelling or warning device (not shown). Springs f<1> restore the magnet to the position shown. In a modification, the pivoted magnet is replaced by a series of magnets carried by a disk mounted concentrically with the disk a, the rotary movement imparted serving to operate the switch through a suitable lever connexion.
Patent GB-191517507-A (GB)
Title: Bracelet Watch.
IPC: G04B37/00
Filed: 1915-12-14
Abstract: 17,507. Half & Co. Jan. 14, [Convention date]. Cases, watch; watches fitted with compasses.-The glass e, Fig. 2, of a bracelet watch is protected by a hinged cover d which automatically shuts down under the influence of a closing-spring, such as the spring g, Fig. 5, attached inside the band a, or a similar spring i, Fig. 3, on the outside of the band ; or it may be a helical spring l, Fig. 4, on the hingepin. The cover may carry a magnetic compass.
Patent GB-191517833-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Systems of Electric Welding.
Inventor: WILSON DAVID HAMPTON
IPC: B23K9/073
Filed: 1915-12-21
Abstract: 17,833. Wilson, D. H., Anderson, J. M., and Curtis, K. L. Dec. 31,1914, [Convention date]. Uniting by fusion.-In uniting by fusion by means of an electric arc, automatic and hand regulation of the current is obtained by means of a carbon-pile resistance. The work 1 is connected to one pole 3, and the metal electrode 5 is connected by a lead 6 to a solenoid 7<a>, which is connected by three leads to the pole 11. The first passes through an inductive resistance 8 having a fixed core, the second through a solenoid 9 having a moving core connected to switch 10, and the third through the resistance 13 and switch 10. When no current is passing, the switch 10 is held open by a spring; but when the electrode 5 is touched on the work to strike an arc, some current flows through the solenoids 8, 9, the switch 10 closes and current flows through the resistance 13, the quantity depending on the pressure due to the spring 22 less that exerted by the core of the solenoid 7<a>, which varies automatically as the current. The spring 22 can be moved to and from the fulcrum 27 to vary the pressure, and hence the current, by a reversible motor 17 acting through gearing 30, 31 and controlled by a switch 14. The movement of the spring is limited by means of switches 19, 45 operated by tumblers 37, 44 engaged by a projection 36<a>.
Patent IN-2013MU03112-A (IN)
Inventor: V MURALITHARAN
IPC: G09B19/24
Filed: 2013-09-30
Abstract: A portable, low cost, safe and simple system is provided for simulating arc welding that makes training in welding technology motivating and interesting for a target semi-literate user. The system comprises a simulated welding torch including a simulated consumable welding rod in the form of an elongated threaded rod that serves as a rack. A reversible stepper motor serves as a pinion and engages with the rod to cause movement of the rod towards or away from a work piece. Two cameras in the simulated work space measures welding parameters including location of the tip relative to the simulated job. A computer generates control signals based on the measured parameters to control the stepper motor to drive the welding rod towards the work piece at the beginning of the simulated weld process and away from the work piece during the simulated weld process to simulate consumption of the welding rod.
Patent IN-2013MU03340-A (IN)
Inventor: KOLHE YOGESH
IPC: A63F3/06
Filed: 2013-10-24
Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for online continuous dust cleaning of Down Shop Lead (DSL) rail of EOT Cranes such as those running at steel melt shop bay. The system for online continuous dust cleaning of Down Shop Lead (DSL) rail of Cranes according to the present invention involves an extended DSL Current collector assembly cage attached to crane platform which serves as DSL rail maintenance platform with a air blowing fan mounted on it, directed to the DSL rails, to provide for on-line cleaning of accumulated dust for proper visibility of all joints favouring ease of checking/inspection during running condition of crane and also ensure safety and convenience of accessibility for maintenance during shutdown to thereby reduction in delays/downtime at steel melting shop crane running bay area.
Patent JP-2001187486-A (JP)
Title: Ink jet recording material
Inventor: ARAKI SATOSHI
IPC: B41M5/50
Filed: 2000-01-04
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an ink jet recording material which prevents a whisker- shaped blot called feathering and enables attainment of an excellent record and which utilizes waste paper pulp and is excellent in suitability for recording. SOLUTION: The ink jet recording material is formed by laminating two paper layers of a surface layer and a base layer at least. The surface layer being a recording surface side contains broadleaf tree pulp of 70 wt.% in the whole pulp and the broadleaf tree content of the base layer is smaller than the broadleaf tree content of the surface layer.
Patent JP-2001197003-A (JP)
Title: Device and method for dispersion compensation
Inventor: INAGAKI SHINYA
IPC: H04B10/2507
Filed: 2000-01-11
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce a setting error in the compensation quantity of wavelength dispersion by compensating the wavelength dispersion and dispersion slope of a line fiber in a wavelength multiplex optical transmission system. SOLUTION: The dispersion slope that characteristic 101 of the line fiber has is canceled by the dispersion slope that characteristic 102 of a fiber type compensator has and those characteristics are put together to obtain a flat characteristic 104. Further, characteristic of a virtually imaged phased array type compensator is set as shown by 103 and put together to obtain characteristic 105, so that the wavelength dispersion and dispersion slope both become nearly 0.
Patent JP-2000357278-A (JP)
Title: Commodity burglar alarm device and detection cable for this device
Inventor: MATSUO TOICHIRO
IPC: G01R31/02
Filed: 2000-01-12
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily attach a commodity-attached part to a commodity with respect to a commodity burglar alarm device where the commodity-attached part is attached to the commodity and which gives an alarm in accordance with the state of attachment to the commodity of the commodity-attached part. SOLUTION: A commodity burglar alarm device A1 is provided with a commodity-attached part 2, a monitor and alarm device 1, and a cable 3 connecting the commodity-attached part 2 and the monitor and alarm device 2. The commodity-attached part 2 has a switch 22 to detect its state of attachment to a commodity G1. The monitor and alarm device 1 gives an alarm in accordance with the state of attachment to the commodity G1 of the commodity-attached part 2. The commodity-attached part 2 has a connector 21 for attachment which is fitted to a connector G1c of the commodity G1, and the connector 21 for attachment is fitted to the commodity connector G1c to attach commodity-attached part part 2 to the commodity G1.
Patent JP-2001190561-A (JP)
Title: Coagulation treatment tool
Inventor: IIDA KOJI
IPC: A61B18/04
Filed: 2000-01-12
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a coagulation treatment tool capable of dispensing with the covering of an outer surface of a heater body with an insulating body, and having superior durability and reliability. SOLUTION: A coagulation treatment part 8 for coagulating the tissue is formed by mounting ceramic heaters 13, 14 made of an insulating material, on a pair of jaws 6, 7 openably and closeably supported for grasping the tissue.
Patent JP-2000156143-A (JP)
Title: Electrical connecting unit and game machine
Inventor: KURODA KOJI
IPC: H02J1/00
Filed: 2000-01-13
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a means for generating dispersion in the operation starting timing of plural game machines, while saving labor. SOLUTION: Each electrical connecting unit 1 is interposed between a power source equipment 10 of an amusement place and plural pachinko machines 12, 12, etc., so as to electrically connect the power source equipment 10 and each pachinko machine 12 to each other, and power is supplied to the pachinko machine 12 through the electrical connecting unit 1, by closing a main power source switch 14 arranged between the electrical connecting units 1 and the power source equipment 10. Inner structure of the electrical connecting unit 1 is formed by electrically connecting a plug 3 as a power source side and a socket 5 as a pachinko machine side to each other, and a delay connecting circuit 20 is provided between the plug 3 and the socket 5.  In the delay connecting circuit 20, a contact 20b is connected after a prescribed delay time has elapsed after the electrical input to a timer 20a, and the delay time can be freely set within the range of 0-10 seconds.
Patent JP-2001193632-A (JP)
Title: Wind-force power generator
Inventor: NAKAO MASAHIRO
IPC: F03D11/04
Filed: 2000-01-13
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a wind-force power generator of such a structure as accommodated in a box allowing the wind in any of the four directions to rotate a fan, imposing no restriction about the installation, and allowing effective utilization of the wind. SOLUTION: In the central part of a box 10, a fan 2 is coupled with a shaft 3, thereby a powerr generator 1 is rotted. The box 10 has openings on four sides to lend the wind 50 to passages 11a, 11b, 11c, 11d. The wind 50 led to the passages concentrated to the center, flows in from under the fan 2 to rotate it, and is sucked from an opening 12 located over to flow out. A land 6 is provided around the opening 12 so that the surrounding wind 51 is exfoliated to lower the pressure at the opening 12 and suck the wind. Because of accommodation in the box 10, installtion may occur in any place, for example on the ground, building roof, etc., and the wind can be utilized effectiveley.