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Patent UA-53002-A (UA)
Title: Clip for hose fixation to a branch pipe
Inventor: STRILETS VOLODYMYR MYKOLAIOVYCH
Filed: 2002-01-28
Abstract: A clip for fixing a hose to a branch pipe has a tightening wedge and yoke, made as a band with openings for connecting. At the middle of the length of the band a rectangular opening is provided, and at the side of the ends of the band there are provided at the same distances at one end – two and more holes, and at the other end – two and more hooks fir connecting those ends to a yoke.
Patent UA-55074-A (UA)
Title: Rod of steam-air hammer
Inventor: HUTKO YURII IVANOVYCH
Filed: 2002-06-21
Abstract: A rod of steam-air hammer in which a cavity is made, the internal diameter of which is changing according to the equation: where D – external rod diameter; k – reloading factor; - real length of rod; γ – specific weight of rod material; [σ] – permissible tear or compression resistance.
Patent UA-58012-A (UA)
Title: Gas-turbine unit with combined working body
Filed: 2002-07-15
Abstract: A gas-turbine unit with a combined working body includes a turbine, air compressor, combustion chamber and equipment for feeding water vapor to the gas line of the turbine. At that, the flow-through adiabatic vapor-generating equipment is made as diffuser with multi-channel outlet, where the inlet section is connected to the water heated to temperature close to temperature of saturation pipeline.
Patent UA-57392-A (UA)
Title: Equipment for preparing cows udder for cowshed milking
Inventor: BOHDAN IVAN DENYSOVYCH
Filed: 2002-09-13
Abstract: Equipment for preparing cow’s udder for cowshed milking contains a tank-thermos with a lid, arranged on a trolley, an inlet hose and a cup with a sprinkler. The tank-thermos is mounted above the cow udder on the given height and connected with the cup by the inlet hose provided with the discharging hose. The inlet hose is placed inside the discharging hose.
Patent RS-20060306-A (RS)
Title: Cheese burek production process
IPC: A21D15/02
Filed: 2006-05-08
Abstract: Invention refers to the process for production of cheese burek consisting of five main phases: setting the dough, spreading very thin sheat leaves and thereupon arranging burek and filling it with cheese, baking, deep freezing and packing. In a dough mixer pour 16-26 mass % of water wherein 38-52 mass % of flour type T-400 and 0.5-3.2 mass % of salt, are added. Upon 12- 32 minutes of mixing, the dough is put aside onto the working bench where it "rests`` for 13-36 minutes, and thereupon mounds of dough are cut and these are besmeared with palm fat. Besmeared dough mounds are given additional 35-85 minutes of rest. In the second phase, exclusively spreading of thin sheat leaves by hand, and arranging burek and filling it with cheese, are done. Four spreaded thin sheat leaves are arranged one onto the other to make the burek, where the cheese filling is 17,5 to 31 mass % and is set only onto the third thin sheat leaf. In all the phases of the production process palm fat is used in the amout of 9,2-19 mass %. In the third phase of preparation, burek is baked, at the temperature of 190-250°C during 25-45 minutes. Thereupon, deep freezing is done in a shock chamber at the temperature from -25 to - 68°C during 15 to 40 minutes. Frozen burek is packed in commercial packs, arranged in transportation boxes and stored in a cold-storage at the temperature from -15 to -35°C.
Patent DO-P2005000008-A (DO)
Title: Brigh time (sistema para administracion de cuenta y metodo)
Inventor: PERALTA GOMEZ BRAULIO JUAN
Filed: 2005-01-27
Abstract: Un servidor de administración de cuenta almacena y opera en base a una pluralidad de cuentas. Cada cuenta incluye la información de usuario de cuenta y un balance de cuenta que representa una medición del tiempo de comunicación. El administrador de cuenta es configurado de modo que transfiera al menos una porción de un balance de cuenta asociada con una primera cuenta a una segunda cuenta.
Patent DO-P2005000148-A (DO)
Title: Conector electrico modular y metodo de uso
Inventor: CAMPBELL JAMES MICHAEL
Filed: 2005-08-03
Abstract: La invención que se describe en la presente brinda un conector eléctrico para utilizar con un conductor de cable. En una realización de acuerdo con la invención, el conector eléctrico comprende un cuerpo conductor que tiene una cavidad. La cavidad está configurada para recibir un extremo de un primer cable, y se proporciona un primer miembro de fijación para establecer una conexión eléctrica con el extremo del primer cable. Una primera parte del bus eléctrico se encuentra en una primera cara del cuerpo y una segunda parte del bus eléctrico se encuentra en una segunda cara del cuerpo.
Patent EC-SP12011696-A (EC)
Title: Pteridinas y sus usos como agroquímicos
Inventor: LOWE CHRISTIAN THOMAS
IPC: A01N43/90
Filed: 2012-02-27
Abstract: La presente descripción se refiere a 1- o 2-(4-(ariloxi)-fenil)etilamino-, oxi- o sulfanil)pteridinas y 1- o 2-(4-(heteroariloxi)-fenil)etilamino-, oxi- o sulfanil)pteridinas y sus usos como agroquímicos y productos de salud animal.
Patent GB-189703244-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Resonator for Pianos or similar Instruments.
Inventor: KIRK SAMUEL
Filed: 1897-02-08
Granted: 1897-12-24
Abstract: 3244. Kirk, S. Feb. 8. Pianofortes &c.-The instrument is placed upon a resonating box, part of which is shown in section. The top and bottom boards overlap the sides or are provided with projections to prevent the sides from coming in contact with walls or the like. The top has sound holes d, is supported by a post b<3>, and is slightly bellied in the middle. The top is further supported by bridges e near which the legs of the piano are placed. If the bridges are disposed in pairs, as shown, the legs are placed between them. The box is raised from the ground by feet or bridges c, and has a projecting part for the heels of the player to rest upon, so that his feet do not come in contact with it when the pedals are being operated.
Patent GB-189703526-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for the Electro-deposition of Metals.
Inventor: HARTLEY JOHN EBORALL
Filed: 1897-02-10
Granted: 1898-01-29
Abstract: 3526. Hartley, J. E., [Zingsem, F. W.] Feb. 10. Small articles, plating.-The articles to be plated are placed in a rotating barrel 8, elliptical or triangular in cross-section so that, during a portion of the revolution, the articles scarcely move, while at others they are more or less violently disturbed. To further ensure the required relative motion of the articles, cams 11 on the axle 10 may ride over rollers beneath, so as to raise and let fall the barrel at regular intervals, or the driving-pulley 9 may be elliptical in section. Anodes 24 are arranged around the vat, being connected by conducting- bars 25, 26 to the lead 23. Another anode forms a continuous external coating 17 to a central frame 16 within the drum, and is connected by a wire 22 to a non-rotative collar 20 to which the lead 19 is connected. The articles rest upon wires, distributed over the interior surface of the drum, which are connected by a wire 29 to a non-rotative loose collar 28 to which the lead 27 is connected. The drum is built up of longitudinal strips 31 with spaces 32 between, and is provided with a sliding or hinged door. The axle is not continuous through the barrel, but each portion is attached to the ends by two screws, two longer screws serving to attach the anode frame to the same ends.
Patent GB-189706527-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Method of and in Apparatus for Measuring Cloth upon Milling, Fulling, and the like Machines.
Inventor: WILKINSON JAMES EDWARD
Filed: 1897-03-12
Granted: 1898-02-12
Abstract: 6527. Wilkinson, J. E. March 12. Measuring.-The fabric is measured as it passes through the milling, fulling, or other machine, the lower roller of the latter being in gear with the shaft B of the measuring-apparatus. The shaft B has a worm C which gears with the worm-wheel D on the shaft E, which may be connected with the shaft H by means of the spring clutch F, G. The shaft H has a pinion J which gears with the pinion K, the shaft L of which carries the indicator or index M, which in conjunction with the dial N denotes the length of fabric. The shaft H is operated to put the clutch into gear by means of a pivoted hand-lever. A hand-wheel U operates, through belt and toothed gearing, the pinion K to bring the index back to zero.
Patent GB-189711862-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Valves for Retaining Fluids or Liquids.
Inventor: ROSHER CHARLES HENRY
Filed: 1897-05-13
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 11,862. Rosher, C. H. May 13. Tyres, pneumatic, inflating-valves for. The casing a has a flange a<1>, which forms a seat for the valve b and a guide for its spindle b<1>. A sleeve c, which also guides the valve spindle, fits loose]y in the casing, and is pressed upwards by a spring d, so that, when the pump nozzle g is removed, it draws the valve tightly against its seat. When the pump nozzle is attached as shown, the projections g<1> thereon depress the sleeve c and allow the valve a little play ; fluid then passes from the pump, between the wings of the spindle b<1>, into the tyre, and is prevented from flowing back by the valve b, which is free to be closed by back-pressure.
Patent GB-189722927-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Adjusting Window-blind Cords and the like.
Inventor: PEEL WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-10-06
Granted: 1898-08-06
Abstract: 22,927. Peel, W. Oct. 6. Window blinds.- The endless cord M passes round a pulley H on an arm G on a disc F pivoted on a screwed pin E carried in bearings in the centre of the fixing-plate A. By means of the nut L the projection K on the disc F can be made to engage one of the notches D. On slacking off the nut L and disengaging the projection K, the arm G can be adjusted as shown in dotted lines in Fig. 1, thus altering the tension of the cord.
Patent GB-189723344-A (GB)
Title: Composition for Cooling and Lubricating Frictional Surfaces.
Inventor: TOLHURST ALFRED
Filed: 1897-10-11
Granted: 1898-07-23
Abstract: 23,344. Tolhurst, A., and Tolhurst, J. G. Oct. 11. Lubricants.-Proportions of tallow and wax are melted separately, and then mixed ; petroleum jelly and castor oil or other vegetable oil are added, and flowers of sulphur are slowly stirred in.
Patent GB-189726818-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Device for Partially Closing Bottles and similar Receivers for Liquids or Powders, and Preventing the Refilling of the same.
Inventor: GODARD LOUIS LEON JULES
Filed: 1897-11-16
Granted: 1898-10-22
Abstract: 26,818. Godard, L. L. J. Nov. 16. Measured quantities, delivering.-Relates to means for preventing the re-filling of bottles &c., and also to permit liquids, such as perfumery, &c. to be delivered from such vessels in drops. In the form shown in Fig. 1, the stopper b, formed with an annular recess a and with capillary passages b<1>, c<1> in its flanges, is inserted in the neck, after the vessel has been filled, the stopper being made smooth on its upper surface so that it cannot be withdrawn. The passages b<1>, c<1> are formed of different inclinations &c., so that they do not coincide. A suitable inscription may be formed on the stopper in the recess a, the raised letters of this inscription also serving to form diverse channels in the stopper. The arrangement of the passages serves to permit the contents to be delivered in drops &c., while preventing the introduction of a funnel or tool for the purpose of refilling. In the form shown in Fig. 3, the stopper h is of mushroom shape, with tortuous passages m, n, o, and is held in position by the washer l. The stopper may also be made plain and the capillary passages formed in the neck of the vessel.
Patent GB-189800058-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Rail Joints for Electric Railways.
Inventor: BARSCHALL MAX
Filed: 1898-01-01
Granted: 1898-10-22
Abstract: 58. Barschall, M Jan. 1. Rail joints ; r a i l bonds.-The rail joints are made as described in Specifications No. 18,524, A.D. 1890, and No. 9639, A.D. 1892, with a short length of rail b and with or without an i n t e r - mediate fishplate d. The bond e lies in the space left between these parts. As shown, only a single wire is used, but the space on both sides of the fishplate d may be used for a double bond.
Patent GB-189806088-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Grates for Cooking Ranges and Stoves.
Inventor: MEIN ROBERT
Filed: 1898-03-12
Granted: 1899-01-21
Abstract: 6088. Mein, R. March 12. Grates and fuel holders.-The firegrates of stoves and ranges are constructed with h a bottom grate which can be tilted for the removal of cinders and ashes when a fire is to be re-laid. The vertical front bars A are shorter than usual, with the exception of the side bars A', which extend backwards to the rail A<3>. The bottom grid C is provided with lugs or brackets C', and when the pin or catch D is raised it can be tilted forward about the pivots B so as to throw the ashes &c. out in front. The grate bottom shown in Fig. 8 can be employed when a smaller firebox is required. The lugs C' are much deeper, and when the ashes are to be removed the grate is tilted and pushed back until the bearing-surfaces C<3> rest on the pivots B as shown in dotted lines. Feet C‹ rest on the rail A<3>, and raised side walls C<5> surround the back part of the grid.
Patent GB-189809885-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machines for Treating Yarns for Mercerising, Dyeing, and the like.
Inventor: HOPE JAMES ROLAND
Filed: 1898-04-29
Granted: 1898-07-23
Abstract: 9885. Hope, J. R., Galey, W. T., and McConnell, T. April 29. Adjusting bearings.-In a machine for treating yarns for mercerizing, dyeing, &c., the yarn is stretched over rollers H journalled in bearings carried by screws J, J<1>, which are so arranged that they can be simultaneously turned by worm and bevel gearing from the shaft P. By adjusting the position of the bearings, the tension of the hanks on the rollers can be regulated. Guides N, mounted on a rocking shaft, are provided for the lower bearings.
Patent GB-189814821-A (GB)
Title: Thompson's Improvements in Bushings or Guides for Die-stocks.
Granted: 1898-07-04
Abstract: 14 821. Thompson, W. P., [Bard, G. P.]. July 5. Stocks and dies. - Relates to an adjustable bushing for centering pipes of different diameters. The pipe is guided by jaws 18 pivoted at 19 to a flanged disc 12 with a sleeve 11 which may be fixed to the collar forming part of the stock A by a set-screw. The jaws are moved inwards or outwards by turning a flanged disc 14 which has cam slots 21 engaging pins 20 on the jaws. The flanged discs 12 and 14 are kept together by studs 23 fixed to the disc 14 and running in curved slots in the disc 12, and are clamped together after adjustment by the set-screw 17.
Patent GB-189815154-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Tobacco Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders and the like.
Inventor: EDGE THOMAS
Filed: 1898-07-11
Granted: 1898-09-10
Abstract: 15,154. Edge, T., and Balshaw, J. H. July 11. Tobacco pipes and cigar and cigarette holders.- The direct flow of the smoke is prevented by deflector or baffle-plates. In the pipe shown, the smoke passes from the bowl into a chamber B in which are the baffle-plates C, which may be arranged as shown in Figs. 2 and 2<a>. From the chamber B the smoke passes into the chamber D, and through the projecting tube E to the mouthpiece. Other arrangements of deflecting-plates may be used ; or a brush may be used instead of the deflecting-plates.
Patent GB-189817530-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Bearing for Lubricating Shafts, Spindles, and the like.
Inventor: GIBB JOHN FLEMING
Filed: 1898-08-15
Granted: 1899-04-22
Abstract: 17,530. Gibb, J. F. Aug. 15. Lubricating.-The shaft is formed with an oval or double conical box a<11>. The bearing b, which may surround the shaft or be on one side of it, is of such a shape that the boss a<11> is in contact with it near the centre only. Whether the shaft is stationary or rotating the lubricant tends to flow to the point a<3>.
Patent GB-189818953-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to the Manufacture of Fireproof Protecting Compositions and of Fireproof Articles therewith.
Inventor: JABLONSKI STEFAN
Filed: 1898-09-05
Granted: 1898-11-26
Abstract: 18,953. Jabl¾nski, S., and Niewiarowski, S. Sept. 5. Fireproof paper.-Pasteboard &c. to be rendered fireproof is coated first with a mixture of bicarbonate of potash and water-glass together with spirit varnish, or a varnish composed of a solution of soda-lye heated with powdered colophony and water-glass. The material is then coated with a fireproof composition consisting of a solution of water-glass mixed with the above varnish.
Patent GB-189820838-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Construction of Chains and Chain Wheels of Cycles.
Inventor: WOODWARD WILLIAM CHARLES
Filed: 1898-10-04
Granted: 1899-10-04
Abstract: 20,838. Woodward, W. C. Oct. 4. Chain wheels.- The alternate links D of cycle chains are formed with projections which work between rollers C mounted loosely upon pins B screwed in the two sides A of the wheel rim.
Patent GB-189824083-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Steam Engines.
Inventor: PRALL WILLIAM EDGAR
Filed: 1898-11-15
Granted: 1899-07-22
Abstract: 24,083. Prall, W. E. Nov. 15. Engines actuated by superheated water; valves and valve gear.-Relates to engines designed to be driven by steam developed in the cylinder or cylinders from superheated water. The water is admitted directly to the engine cylinder in suitable quantities by means of a momentary contact of the piston with a tappet valve situated in the cylinder head. Fig. 1 shows a quadruple -expansion engine constructed according to the invention provided with means for starting the engine, which may also be employed for enabling the engine to furnish extra power when required. The superheated water is contained in a reservoir 1, whence it can be conveyed to the cylinder 2 by a pipe 9. During working the water is admitted in small quantities to the cylinder by valves 18, which are momentarily opened by the piston at each end of the stroke. The steam evolved is afterwards expanded in the cylinders 3, 4, 5. To enable the engine to be started, water may be admitted to the cylinder 2 by the slide valve 10. A pipe 19 which can be connected with either the steam space or water space in the reservoir also communicates by means of branches with valves 18 in the several cylinders similar to those in the cylinder 2.
Patent GB-189824666-A (GB)
Title: Improved Tipping Troughs for Distributing Sewage and other Foul Liquids on Filter Beds.
Inventor: DUCAT WALTER MARDON
Filed: 1898-11-22
Granted: 1899-10-07
Abstract: 24,666. Ducat, W. M. Nov. 22. Filters, supplying liquid to.-Tipping-trougbs, which overbalance when the upper parts are filled to a certain level and distribute sewage, foul liquids, &c. alternately from side to side on to filter beds, are formed of members A, cast in one piece, and arranged symmetrically about a partition d. Adjacent members are connected by bolts m through flanges l, each end being closed by a plate n. The splayed sides c are inclined so that the trough is completely discharged of its contents in the tilted positions. Oscillation takes place about knife-edges f on blades e projecting in the angle between the bottoms b. These knife-edges may bear in grooves in standards g ; or the knifeedges may be on the standards g and bear in a groove between the bottoms b, and ball or cylindrical heads on the posts may be received in grooves countersunk beyond the apex of the bottoms. The base-plates h of the standards are supported on and may slide over sole-plates i, and the surfaces of the plates, which may be serrated, are inclined in the longitudinal direction of the troughs to allow adjustment of the supporting-pillars. The base-plates are bevelled at k, or otherwise adapted to serve as stops for the troughs.
Patent GB-189825975-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bicycles.
Inventor: MANSON GEORGE WASHINGTON
Filed: 1898-12-08
Granted: 1899-03-11
Abstract: 25,975. Manson, G. W. Dec. 8. Frames; driving-mechanism ; steering-mechanism ; saddle supports; handle-bars.-A bicycle frame consists of horizontal rods 5 and 6, which are bent upwardly and inwardly, in front and are secured to the usual steering-head 9. A spline 13 connects the bent portions as shown. The handle-bars are secured to a clamp 45 pivoted on a bent rod 47 clamped to the steering-post. The seat 17, which is mounted on a plate 19 connecting two frames 18 formed on the rods 5, is carried lower than usual to enable the rider easily to mount &c. The rear wheel is mounted at the rear end of the rods 5 and 6, and is driven by mechanism comprising pedals 42 mounted on rods 40 pivoted at 39 and connected by links 43 to cranks 24 secured to the ends of an axle 22, mounted in plates 21 connecting the rods 5 and 6. The axle 22 drives through the multiplying-gear shown an axle 26 having keyed on it cog-wheels 25 and 31, either of which can be connected to an axle 27 by sliding along the axle by means of a lever 37, a clutch sleeve 32 having toothed flanges 33 and 34 adapted to engage the wheels 25 and 31. A small chain-wheel 49 on the axle 27 is connected by a chain 50 to a large chain-wheel 16 secured to the driving-wheel 15.
Patent GB-189827442-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Folding and Wrapping Machines.
Inventor: EDWARD-NEWTON HENRY
Filed: 1898-12-29
Granted: 1899-03-18
Abstract: 27,442. Newton, H. E., [Hoe, R.]. Dec. 29. Folding paper.-Two pieces of apparatus are described ; that shown in Fig. 2 is for wrapping and folding papers and may be used for folding only, while that shown in Fig. 12 is for only folding single sheets or a number of sheets and may be used to prepare the papers for subsequent folding in the machine shown in Fig. 2. In the first machine, the lowest of a pile of papers x is fed forward by the rollers 103 when the front 101 of the box 100 is raised, and coming over the space between the parts 52 and 53 of the table is pushed upwards by a blade 60 between rollers 54, 55 and folded ; it is then guided by the guide 70 between the tapes 71 and 81 and the roller 72, where it meets a wrapper y coming from between the tapes 81, 87. At a certain point both papers and wrapper are pushed by a blade between the roller 73 and tapes 81, which carry them forward, until they reach the guide 82, when they travel between this and the tapes 81 to the rollers 11 and 12, which feed them into the spring jaws a, b of an oscillating carrier, Figs. 6 and 7. The wrapper receives a spot of paste from a revolving paster 90 in its passage. It is drawn from a roll by feed and perforating rollers 85, 86, and is thence drawn away over the roller 88 at a greater surface speed than that of the rollers 85, 86, thereby severing the wrappers from the web. The spring jaws a, b are opened to receive the papers x and wrappers y by the tail 36 of the jaw b being arrested by a stop 37, and the papers are guided as they enter by rollers 40 and 41. A stop c arrests the papers, and another stop limits the closing of the jaws. As the carrier moves from the position shown in Fig. 6 to that shown in Fig. 7, the free end of the wrapper is folded by a guide 16. When it reaches the position shown in Fig. 7, the jaws open by the arm 38 on the jaw a impinging against a stop 39, and the paper is seized between rotating pressing and delivering rollers 13, 14 on the quadrant 22, which gears with and drives the quadrant 21 carrying the jaws a, b, and is itself driven by a cam 24 on the main shaft 25. In the machine shown in Fig. 12, a sheet or pack of sheets to be folded is fed between narrow-edged discs 300, 310 and grooved rollers 320, 330, which crease it on the line of the fold, and two inclined conical guides 340 direct the two sides of the sheet from a horizontal to a vertical position ; plates 110, 130 prevent undesired creasing. The sheet in travelling forward meets a second set of creasers 600, 690, 6t0, 700 and folders 8 which guide it into a horizontal plane, where it is seized by the rollers 760, 770. One member of the pair 300, 320 may be stationary, and the other have a roughened edge the stationary member is in the form of a narrow-edged or channelled-edged plate.