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Patent DO-P2021000122-A (DO)
Title: Recinto urbano de espectáculos para proporcionar actividades de entretenimiento a una audiencia en un entorno temático de playa.
Inventor: FERNANDO BENJAMIN FISCHMANN
IPC: E04H4/00
Filed: 2021-06-17
Abstract: Se divulga un recinto urbano para espectáculos para proporcionar entretenimiento a una audiencia en un entorno temático de playa urbana frente al agua. El recinto incluye una superficie para espectáculos que incluye un punto de referencia ubicado sustancialmente en su centro. Una primera zona de espectadores está ubicada más cerca de la superficie para espectáculos, está sustancialmente cubierta con un material arenoso y tiene un ángulo de elevación no superior a 10 ° con respecto a la superficie para espectáculos. Una segunda área para espectadores está ubicada más lejos de la superficie para espectáculos, tiene un ángulo de elevación de al menos 30 ° y se extiende sobre un ángulo de referencia de al menos 90 ° desde el punto de referencia. Una laguna artificial de aguas cristalinas se extiende desde un lado de la superficie para espectáculos lejos del área de espectadores, rodea parcialmente superficie para espectáculos y está dispuesta y configurada para parecerse a una porción de un mar tropical. Donde la línea de visión de un espectador incluye vistas de la superficie de las actuaciones y la laguna.
Patent EE-200300120-A (EE)
Inventor: KLEMM JOERG
IPC: B01J19/12
Filed: 2001-09-28
Abstract: The invention relates to a device for producing singlet oxygen, comprising a housing forming a chamber which has at least two opposite surfaces. One of said surfaces is transparent and the other is covered by a coating made from a dye excitable by light, and a light source for irradiating the surface covered with the dye. The surface covered with the dye is formed by a substrate comprising a finely roughened surface. The dye is introduced into the indentations of the finely roughened surface by polishing. The light source can be formed by light emitting diodes, whose light emission comprises a wavelength located within the range of maximum radiation absorption of the dye of the coated surface.
Patent GB-189701652-A (GB)
Title: An Apparatus for Governing the Valve Gear of Hydrocarbon Motors.
Inventor: CONRAD ROBERT
Filed: 1897-01-21
Granted: 1897-04-10
Abstract: 1652. Conrad, R. Jan. 21. Fluid governors.-Water is pumped by the centrifugal pump c driven by the motor through the cooling-jacket f. From this space the water flows away through the pipe h, and is delivered into the vessel k which is suspended from a twoarmed lever i, i<1>. This vessel is provided with a valve l, which has a very sensitive regulating-device, and with an overflow pipe m. The two-armed lever i, i<1> is pivoted on the axis of the plug of a cock 0, which regulates the supply of the motive fluid. A spring q, which can be adjusted by means of a screw r, serves to balance the lever mechanism. The centrifugal pump c may be replaced by any other water-delivering apparatus.
Patent GB-189705737-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Protectors for Boots or Shoes.
Inventor: FREEMAN WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-03-04
Granted: 1897-04-10
Abstract: 5737. Freeman, W. March 4. Sole and heel protectors. - Each protector consists of a flanged pad of india-rubber A, secured in place by a metal plate C', with a hole in it through which the pad projects. One plate may be used to secure one or more protectors.
Patent GB-189710984-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Catch or Fastening for Doors, Flaps, Shutters and the like.
Inventor: HULBURD PERCY
Filed: 1897-05-03
Granted: 1898-01-29
Abstract: 10,984. Hulburd, P. May 3. Catches, gravity.-A fastening for railway wagon or other doors, flaps, shutters, &c. consists of a pendulum arm c, pivoted at d to a plate e on the framing, and engaging a slotted plate g on the door &c., the arm being first turned into the position shown in dotted lines to allow the door &c. to be closed or released.
Patent GB-189716079-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Brick-making Machines.
Inventor: GURDEN RICHARD LLOYD
Filed: 1897-07-06
Granted: 1897-08-07
Abstract: 16,079. Gurden, R. L., and Williams, H. July 6. Moulding bricks.-A mould table D mounted on speciallylubricated sliding blocks F is reciprocated by a crank and a connecting-rod pivoted to a crosshead C<1> which carries blocks B adapted to slide to a limited extent in grooves in the table. The blocks F are made hollow to receive oil from reservoirs G, and wicks passing through holes F<1> in the blocks conduct the oil to the sliding surfaces. Projections F<4> of the blocks enter recesses in the table, and the blocks are secured to the table by screws passing through countersunk holes F<3>. Perforated and grooved discs L are provided at the end of the pug-mill shaft H to take the thrust. The bricks are ejected from the moulds by a disc cam or tappet cams and levers formed with rounded projections which bear against projecting stems of the plungers. The crank shaft, cam shaft, and pug-mill shaft are driven by bevel and toothed gear from a main shaft fitted with fast and loose belt pulleys.
Patent GB-189716598-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Soldering Irons.
Inventor: HOLMBERG CHARLES
Filed: 1897-07-13
Granted: 1897-08-21
Abstract: 16,598. Holmberg, C. July 13. Soldering. - Soldering-irons are formed with an arrangement for readily heating the bits. The bits 13, of any desired shape, are screwed into rings 11 connected by the cross - piece 12 and secured by rods 10 to a pipe e 1 provided with the handle 4. The pipe 1 is constructed at its lower end as a Bunsen burner, and is connected by a flexible tube 7 to a gas or vapour supply. The upper end of the pipe 1 is provided with burners 2 for heating both bits 13.
Patent GB-189716616-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Steam Shovels.
Inventor: CAMPBELL JEREMIAH
Filed: 1897-07-13
Granted: 1897-08-28
Abstract: 16,616. Lake, H. H., [Campbell, J.]. July 13. Grabs.-The two parts A, A' are connected by a link a at each end, and are pivoted to radius bars b, b, which, again, are pivoted to a block B to which the hoisting-rope B<1> is secured. This block B carries a pair of pulleys b<3>, b<4> round which pass the chains d, d<1> connected to the opening- rope D. To each half of the grab is connected a bar C forked at the outer end to receive a pulley C<1> or C<2>, round which one of the chains d, d' passes, in the manner shown.
Patent GB-189719657-A (GB)
Title: Novel or Improved Cases or Appliances for use in Containing or Supporting Tiles and the like whilst being Fired.
Inventor: LEAK ELIAS
Filed: 1897-08-26
Granted: 1898-07-23
Abstract: 19,657. Leak, E. Aug. 26. Tiles, pottery, &c., firing. Tiles, slabs, or the like g are placed on horizontal ledges b of an earthenware or metal case or box a, which is open at one end only, and a number of these cases are placed in a sagger, or stacked together to close the open ends. The ledges are bevelled, rounded, or cut away at the open end of the case, and are grooved to reduce the area of contact with the tiles. A strip of clay may be thumbed round the meeting edges of the stacked cases within the kiln to prevent the entrance of sulphurous or other deleterious gases.
Patent GB-189719760-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fountain Pens.
Inventor: SHERMAN WILLIAM CONNER
Filed: 1897-08-27
Granted: 1897-10-16
Abstract: 19,760. Sherman, W. C. Aug. 27. Penholders.-The reservoir pen A is provided with a piston K for use in filling with ink and in cleaning. The sliding casing F is formed with a bayonet slot through which passes a pin on the pen A. A cap is provided to protect the nib when not in use.
Patent GB-189804605-A (GB)
Title: New or Improved Means for Preventing the Puncture of Pneumatic Tyres.
Inventor: STEUART DOUGLAS STUART-SPENS
Filed: 1898-02-24
Granted: 1898-04-09
Abstract: 4605. Steuart, D. S. S. Feb. 24. Tyres, pneumatic, preventing puncture of. Round the interior of the tyre T is wound a fine spiral spring S to which rows 1, 2, 3 of overlapping plates of celluloid, aluminium, or similar substances are attached at their central points A. The plates are preferably attached along the tread only, and the inner tube is protected from being injured by the plates by an interposed layer of rubber or canvas. In a modification, the spiral spring is replaced by a number of circumferential wires. The plates overlap so that both relative circumferential and radial motion is possible.
Patent GB-189805623-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Spring Steering Fork for Bicycles and other Wheeled Vehicles.
Inventor: EDWARDS DAN
Filed: 1898-03-08
Granted: 1898-12-10
Abstract: 5623. Edwards, D. March 8. Forks, spring, for bicycles &c. The fork blades A are fixed to but extended through the lower plate B of the fork crown, the extensions J sliding in tubes H on the upper p'ate C. Springs G are arranged as shown, and springs are fitted on the rods J between the plate C and nuts K. The plate B also carries a tube E working in an air chamber in a sleeve F fixed in the lower part of the head and fitted with a cap D with a valve. A spring G is also arranged on the tube E. The parts between the plates C, B may be covered by a casing fixed to the upper plate. Four guide-rods J can be used in place of two, and some of the springs may be dispensed with.
Patent GB-189811944-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Tack or Nail Driving Machinery.
Inventor: GIMSON JOSIAH MENTOR
Filed: 1898-05-26
Granted: 1899-05-26
Abstract: 11,944. Gimson, J. M., Gimson, J., Gimson, A. J., and Gimson, S. A. May 26. Nailing, hand tools for.-Relates to a hand tool for driving nails or tacks. The tacks &c. tare shaken from the oscillating box 1 down the shoot 2, the box being operated by a link 22 connected to the handle 19. The lowest tack is arrested by a hook 4 from which it is removed to a position above the driver channel 14 by the forked end 5 of the lever 8. This lever is pivoted at 7 to the bar 6, and is oscillated by the pin 10 running in the cam slot 9 in the lever 8 and in a straight slot in the covering-piece 16 rigidly connected to the bracket 18 by the bar 15. The handle 19 slides over the parts 15 and 16 against the spring 20. The pin 10 is carried by the driver rod 11, which slides in a channel in the bar 16 and is connected to the handle 19 by a pin 19<a>.
Patent GB-189814672-A (GB)
Title: An Apparatus for Signalling between Cyclists and Drivers of Vehicles, Equestrians, Pedestrians, other Cyclists, or other Users of the Highway.
Inventor: STRAUS SOPHIE JULIA
Filed: 1898-07-04
Granted: 1899-04-01
Abstract: 14,672. Straus, S. J. July 4. Signals, velocipede.-Relates to signalling-apparatus for use by cyclists, to indicate their intended course or stoppage to the drivers of vehicles, pedestrians, or other users of the highway. A number of indicating-levers k, which may bear suitable inscriptions such as "Right," "Left," "Stop," are mounted on the bracket b fixed to the handle-bar a, and are arranged to be operated by rack and pinion gearing from a series of corresponding spring-controlled pushes c, d, e, so that, by depressing one of the pushes, the corresponding lever can be swung outward from its normal position, shown in full lines, in front of the rider, to one side of the rider, as shown in dotted lines.
Patent GB-189816214-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cash Registering, Calculating, and similar Apparatus.
Inventor: RUNGE EDUARD
Filed: 1898-07-25
Granted: 1898-09-03
Abstract: 16,214. Runge, E. July 25. Type-writers and like machines for cash registering and calculating. The indicating-drums a<1> to a<5> are mounted in sleeves b<1> to b<5> carrying the typewheels c<1> to c<5> arranged in the opposite order. The toothed wheels d' to d<5> are for connecting the drums to the setting-mechanism. Checks m are inserted in a slot, and rest temporarily on a ledge o of the lever k, by a projection l on which they are pressed against the transfer band i and type-wheels c<1> to c<5>.
Patent GB-189821356-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Mangling Machine.
Inventor: SOLBRIG GEORG
Filed: 1898-10-11
Granted: 1898-12-10
Abstract: 21,356. Solbrig, G. Oct. 11. Tables.-Relates to a mangling-machine made in three separable parts, the lower part of which may be employed to support a table top. Fig. 2 shows a side elevation. The parts Band C are locked together by means of bolts which enter recesses in the pillars 25 and are operated by levers 28. The parts are further secured by eccentric levers 34, which bear against the under side of the collar 35 and are fastened to the base of the column by means of screws. The part C may serve as a table support, and the table top is provided with hooks which engage with pins on the levers 34, and also with cylindrical recesses to correspond with the circular heads 29 of the double bracket 30.
Patent GB-189900449-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Method of Controlling Certain of the Stops and Couplers in an Organ.
Inventor: HOPE-JONES ROBERT
Filed: 1899-01-09
Granted: 1899-11-25
Abstract: 449. Hope-Jones, R. Jan. 9. Organs. - The invention consists of a "double touch" combination or complex pedal or key. Fig. 1 shows a pedal A pivoted at C, the first part of the movement of which is resisted by a spring E only, and the second by a spring F also. It is provided with a contactbar D, and the first part of the movement, in which the spring E is alone overcome, establishes contact through pins H, I so that, for example, two soft stops in the choir organ are brought into operation. Further depression, in which a spring F operates as well as the spring E, brings into action pedal stops by means of contacts L, K, J. Fig. 2 shows a hand apparatus of a similar kind. The first contact is made between springs B and C, and the second between both springs, which are forced back together, and a contact-piece D.
Patent GB-189910916-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Chamber Pots and like Vessels.
Inventor: HAWKINS THOMAS
Filed: 1899-05-24
Granted: 1900-05-19
Abstract: 10,916. Hawkins, T. May 24. Chamber-pots.-To obtain silence when in use, the pot is fitted with a conical funnel 0, the central edge of which W rests upon a ledge D on a central pillar K. This pillar is secured in position by a rubber sucker H, the centre of which is fitted with a screw J to engage with a central plug M. The rotation of this plug raises the centre of the sucker H, and thus puts it in action. An upper block A is screwed to the block M, and is grooved longitudinally and peripherally to allow of the passage of urine. The central pillar thus formed may be modified in construction by making the blocks A and M in one. It may also be secured by a bolt which passes through the bottom of the utensil.
Patent GB-190004533-A (GB)
Title: Improvements Relating to Machines for Planing or French Polishing Wood.
Inventor: KERR WILLIAM
Filed: 1900-03-09
Granted: 1900-04-14
Abstract: 4533. Kerr, W. March 9. Polishing, French.-Relates to a machine for planing or French-polishing wood. The wood o to be operated upon is placed between two stops e upon a slide B, which is reciprocated by the crank disc i and connecting-rod h. For planing, a hand plane is placed against a stop bar l and operates while the wood is moving in one direction. For French-polishing, the bar l is removed, and the polishing-pad held by hand against the reciprocating board. The crank pin is adjustable in a radial slot j.
Patent GB-190010218-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to the Manufacture of Bricks Tiles Pipes and other Articles from Plastic Substances
Inventor: COIFFIER HENRY
Filed: 1900-06-02
Granted: 1901-04-06
Abstract: 10,218. Coiffier, H., Vieville, E., and Majeste, A. June 2. Pug-mills; moulding bricks, tiles, pipes, &c.- Clay or plastic material is introduced into a mixing- cylinder a, and is forced through a grating x and a mouthpiece or die plate 12 by concave, flanged, eccentric screw blades u, which are bolted in pairs to plates t fised to hubs on a square shaft s. Stones, nails, or hard substances are forced into boxes, 6, 2 fitted with doors, 7, 3. A pivoted discharging pallet 4 in the box 3 is operated by an external lever. In order to reduce shocks due to stones &c., the knives or arms c, e, and hare fastened to the shaft b and cylinder a so as to be capable of a slight motion vertically, and a false bottom or table k is mounted loosely on a ring m. The arms f, g are curved, and are fixed rigidly on the shaft b at right-angles to one another. A rake or scraper p, carried by one of the arms c, bears against the cylinder, and a fixed arm n prevents the clay from being carried round by the blades. An inclined knife i is fixed to the cylinder between the blades e, f, and inclined deflecting-plates 16 are bolted inside the mouthpiece at such an angle as to direct the clay to the largest apertures in the dieplate 12. In order to permit a slight rocking motion of the steel screw blades u, each blade is connected to the plate t by two bolts, one passing through a round hole and the other through a slot in the blade. The slits in the grating x are of a curved radial, and undercut or expanding shape, and scrapers on the shaft S force the stones outwards into the box 2. Inclined blades 11 at the end of the shaft divide the clay before it reaches the die-box. For producing hollow articles, a mandrel or core 13 is bolted to a support 14 fixed to a cross-bar 15 in the die-box 8. An arm 38 may be fixed to the front of the core to support the plastic material as it issues from the die. The column from the die is received on a travelling band, and divided into lengths.
Patent GB-190015588-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Motor Cars Propelled by Vapour.
Inventor: FARKAS ARMAND
Filed: 1900-09-01
Granted: 1901-02-01
Abstract: 15,588. Farkas, A. Sept. 1. Motor road vehicles.-Consists in the use in a motor car of a closed-circuit rotary vapour engine having short periods of exhaust, so that the time for condensation between successive exhausts is sufficient to allow complete liquefaction, in combination with a condenser cooled by exposure to air, into which the exhaust is discharged at a pressure above the saturation point corresponding to the condenser temperature. The vapour from the vaporizer a, after passing the reducing-valve b, passes through the pipe c and reversing, valve d to the rotary eng'ne. Thence the exhaust passes to the condenser f, whence it is returned by the pump g to the vaporizer. The steering-handle is at h.
Patent GB-190016079-A (GB)
Title: Improved Folding Table
Inventor: THOMASSIN EMILE
Filed: 1900-09-10
Granted: 1901-07-27
Abstract: 16,079. Thomassin, E. Sept. 10. Tables. - Relates to an expanding table the extra leaves of which are permanently connected to the frame. The fixed frame 1, 2 has a surrounding fillet 3 with three cross-bars 9, 10, 11. Each of the extra leaves is in two parts 12, 13, hinged together, and one of the parts is carried on a shaft 15 supported on the cross-bars 9, 10. A spring automatically causes the leaves to open, as indicated in Fig. 6, when the outer parts 4, 5 of the top are pulled outwards. In the arrangement shown, a torsional s p r i n g is formed by a number of strips 36 secured at the ends in square holes in a bracket 28 and in a sleeve 33, which is rotatable in another sleeve 30, wedged to the bracket 32, and loose on a plug fixed to the cross-bar 10. By means of holes in the flanges 35, 34 and a pin, the strength of the spring can be adjusted. The parts 4, 5 of the top have guide-bars 6, 7, which slide in the fixed frame on opposite sides of longitudinal bars 8, 8. Pins on the bars 8 engage grooves 14 in the bars 6, 7. Rollers 21, 22 guide the extra leaves as they automatically open. The extra leaves are held closed by a spring catch 16 engaging the projection 17 ; as the end 4 or 5 is pulled out the catch is automatically disengaged by means of a pin 20, which gives in one direction. The parts 4, 5 and the extra leaves are held in line by dowels. When the part 4 is pulled outwards, a projection 37 engages a projection 38, and brings the leaves 12, 13 to a position exactly midway between the cross-bars 9, 10. A bar 26 under each of the parts 4, 5 slides in a slot in the fillet 3, and has slots into which a suitable catch 27 can be slid to connect the movable parts with each other and the fixed part.
Patent GB-190016598-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Acetylene Gas Generators.
Inventor: CLARK THOMAS EDWARD
Filed: 1900-09-18
Granted: 1901-07-20
Abstract: 16,598. Clark, T. E. Sept. 18. Acetylene.-Relates to apparatus in which the carbide is automatically fed into water. A generating - chamber a, Fig. 2, formed with a sloping bottom and provided with grids d and d<1> and a waste cock f and filled with water, is surmounted by an open hopper c, from which the gas produced is excluded by a splayed plate e. Over the hopper is a framework which carries a number of removable receptacle, g, each of which is too small to contain enough carbide for completely charging the gas holder. The bottom g<1> of each receptacle is hinged, and carries a bolt j, which is normally held by a spring g<3> in engagement with an eye o. When the gas holder, which is of the asual type, descends, an arm L carried by it comes down, and by means of a weighted lever l<1> engages one of the pins q' on a ratchet-wheel q, which is mounted on a drum m provided with a number of studs m<1>. These studs are arranged in a spiral upon the drum, and in turn each engages the end k' of a weighted lever k pivoted opposite each bolt j. When a lever k is tilted by a stud m<1>, a projection k<3> on the lever engages a slot j<2> in the bolt j, and thereby draws the bolt out of the eye o, and, when the lever is released, the bottom g<1> of a carbide receptacle is free to open, and to allow a charge of carbide to fall into the water. When the gas holder re-ascends, the bevelled nose l<2> of the lever l slips past the pin m<1>, whilst the pawl n prevents the drum m from rotating. In a modification, the generator is fitted with a purifying-chamber. The feeding-apparatus may be operated by hand instead of automatically. Any excess of gas which may be produced escapes into the hopper by forcing the water below the plate e.
Patent GB-190104859-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Taps or Faucets.
Inventor: HORSLEY JOHN SHELTON
Filed: 1901-03-07
Granted: 1901-05-11
Abstract: 4859. Horsley, J. S. March 7. Bottles, jars, and like vessels, washing.-A plug cock fitted with a device for washing bottles, cans, or other articles is shown in Fig. 1 and in detail in Fig. 2. The plug B has a lateral aperture C so that the handle I can be moved against a movable pin D placed in holes E, F, C, in the casing as required, to allow the discharge to take place through the ordinary outlet, or through a pipe J for cleaning purposes, or to stop the outflow.