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Patent DO-P2014000126-A (DO)
Title: Caja fuerte transportable
Inventor: BERGER DAVID
IPC: E05G1/00
Filed: 2014-06-10
Abstract: Una caja fuerte transportable para almacenar al menos un artículo en un compartimiento seguro tiene un panel de acceso que es operado por un dispositivo de acceso para otorgar acceso selectivo al compartimiento seguro. Un sistema de comunicación tiene un dispositivo de comunicación que incluye un componente de entrada configurado para recibir una entrada de usuario y un subsistema de comunicación configurado para: (i) comunicarse con un dispositivo externo en respuesta a la entrada de usuario recibida, y (ii) comunicarse con el dispositivo de acceso y monitorear el uso del mismo, y transmitir datos de uso del dispositivo de acceso al dispositivo externo; el dispositivo de comunicación puede incluir un procesador, una memoria para almacenar datos de solicitud de servicio. El procesador se puede configurar para recibir, como una entrada en el dispositivo de comunicación, una solicitud de servicio, almacenar la solicitud de servicio recibida en la memoria, y transmitir la solicitud de servicio al dispositivo externo.
Patent EC-SP10010636-A (EC)
Title: El uso de partículas transportadoras sólidas para mejorar la procesabilidad de un agente farmacéutico
Inventor: KEARNEY BRIAN P
Filed: 2010-11-26
Abstract: La invención provee una composición que comprende, un compuesto de formula (I) o una sal farmacéuticamente aceptable del mismo y una pluralidad de partículas transportadoras solidas, asi como métodos para usar la composición para inhibir la actividad de citocromo p - 450.
Patent EE-200400072-A (EE)
Inventor: BABITUEENKO SERGEI
IPC: C10L1/00
Filed: 2004-03-23
Abstract: The invention provides a method for automatic encrypted marking of liquids and for identifying liquids marked by using this method. For marking certain number of markers is selected and for every marker a random number is generated, which define the amount of a marker used. Based on the number of markers, their measured concentrations and the relation of markers concentrations in the marked liquid, a specific marking code is compiled, characteristic only for this liquid. The marking code is encrypted and delivered to an authorized user. The encrypted marking code is decrypted and for identifying the liquid the original parameters contained in the marking code are compared with parameters actually measured on-site. This identification is carried out automatically in real time without any need for laboratory analyses, thus practically excluding human factor in both the marking and identification processes.
Patent GB-189705306-A (GB)
Title: Transposing Pianoforte.
Inventor: GRAFTON WILLIAM HENRY
Filed: 1897-02-27
Granted: 1898-02-26
Abstract: 5306. Grafton, W. H. Feb. 27. Pianofortes.-The invention relates to transposing. The key bottom c, with the keys, can be moved sideways by a handle k. When the handle is in its normal position, shown in full lines, it engages with one of a series of notches on the frame of the instrument and fixes the key bottom. The handle is released from the notch by drawing it backwards, and the key bottom can then be moved, and fixed in its new position by causing the handle to engage with another notch. The handle is connected by a link to a rail s which ensures that the keys shall be disengaged from the action while the key bottom is being moved.
Patent GB-189716427-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Aerated and Mineral Beverages.
Inventor: OWEN THOMAS OWEN
Filed: 1897-07-12
Granted: 1897-08-07
Abstract: 16,427. Owen, T. O. July 12. Filtering-media.-Syrups prepared as a basis for aerated beverages, or the beverages themselves, are purified and freed from resinous matter by filtering through a bed of carbonate of magnesia.
Patent GB-189717259-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture of Dog Muzzles.
Inventor: WILLIS CHARLES
Filed: 1897-07-22
Granted: 1897-11-13
Abstract: 17,259. Willis, C. July 22. Muzzles for animals.-In dog muzzles made wholly or partly of aluminium, the junction of two aluminium wires is bound round by a wire or strip b of a different metal which may be readily soldered. Loose cushions or rollers c of rubber, leather, &c. may be attached where desired in any form of muzzle.
Patent GB-189719202-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Rotary Sheet-printing Machines.
Inventor: JOHNSTON THOMAS RUDDIMAN
Filed: 1897-08-19
Granted: 1898-07-16
Abstract: 19,202. Johnston, T. R. Aug. 19. Rotary machines.-A rotary printing-machine adapted for printing in one or more colours comprises printing-cylinders a', a<2>, a<3>, a<4> and impression cylinders d<1>, d<2> d<3>, d<4>, to which the sheets are fed by endless bands e<1> passing over guide-rollers h. The sheets are fed to equidistant grippers 1 to 14 from one or more feeding-boxes f<1>, f<2> of the kind described in Specification No. 1222A, A.D. 1895 ; the grippers e<8>, Fig. 15, are spring clips mounted upon bars e<2> which are attached to and extend between the endless bands e'. For the purposes of feeding the sheets, a portion of the gripper bands e' can be gradually stopped, while the other portion is travelling, by means of looping-pulleys k<1>, k<2>, k<3>, k<4>, mounted upon a reciprocating carriage k. The grippers e are stopped in correct positions for receiving sheets by movable stops which are depressed against the action of springs by means of a cam. As soon as the grippers are at rest, the stops are further lowered so as to press upon the rear portion of the grippers and open the latter. The sheets are delivered into a box j<1> whilst the grippers are travelling, these being opened by means of a revolving arm carried by a shaft j<3>. The carriage k is reciprocated by the action of flat steel bands which are attached to the carriage and pass over pulleys k<16>, k<20>, k<21>, k<22>, one of which, k<16>, is driven by means of a segmental rack forming part of an oscillating lever. The electrotypes or stereotypes b<1> are adjustably secured to the printing-cylinders by steel catches fitted within dovetailed grooves formed in the cylinders, correct register being obtained by means of screws and leads. Each lead is formed with a projection on one side and a corresponding depression in the opposite side, and a number of leads are placed between a wedge and its adjusting-screw. During the printing operations, the sheets are held against the impression cylinders by spring-controlled rollers d<11>, the grippers at the same time travelling more slowly than the sheets. Each printing-cylinder may have its forme b<1> fixed to about one half of its surface, the other half forming an ink table c<1> upon which the ink is distributed by rollers c<4> having a longitudinal motion obtained by means of apparatus described in Specification No. 1222, A.D. 1895. In order to increase the capabilities of the machine, four feeding- boxes may be employed, and endless travelling bands serve as ink tables instead of portions of the printing-cylinders ; riding rollers of various diameters convey ink from the bands to the inking-rollers. When found necessary, wires for supporting the sheets may be used, as described in Specification No. 12,532, A.D. 1895. Looping-mechanism, constructed on the same principle as that previously described, can be applied to lithographic and copperplate printing-machines.
Patent GB-189719416-A (GB)
Title: Metallic Packing.
Inventor: ALLISON CHARLES ARTHUR
Filed: 1897-08-23
Granted: 1897-10-30
Abstract: 19,416. Allison, C. A., [Angell, J. T. N.]. Aug. 23. Stuffing-boxes.-The packing consists of a pair or pairs of conical metal rings, one within the other, constituting in effect two circular wedges. Fig. 1 shows in section a stuffing-box exemplifying one of the forms such packing may take. In this case, the inner ring P' is in four sections and the outer one P is in two. Slightly-different dispositions of the inclined surfaces may be adopted.
Patent GB-189721249-A (GB)
Title: Methods of and Apparatus for Preventing the Sticking, through Leakage Currents or the like, of Electric Railway Section Switches.
Inventor: LORRAIN JAMES GRIEVE
Filed: 1897-09-16
Granted: 1898-09-16
Abstract: 21,249. Lorrain, J. G., [Esmond International Electric Traction Co.]. Sept. 16. Electric railways and tramways. - Relates to means for preventing the section switches from sticking, through leakage currents or the like. Three main methods are described. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 2, a leakage plate or block &c. 8 is connected to a point between the switch coil 6 and the main conductor 3, and is placed nearer to the rail or return conductor 1 than to the working section or contact 4, so that leakage currents preferably take that path, and the switch coil is short-circuited, thereby allowing the switch to open. In that shown in Fig. 1, the circuit through the main switch coil 6 is broken by a second or subsidiary switch 23, connected to an additional road contact 14, by which the main current is diverted through an additional brush 15 on the vehicle. Fig. 5 shows a system with two sets of working contacts 37, 38, in which the switch magnet 6 has two opposing-coils, so that, if the leakage currents are equal on both sides, the switch arm will fall. If the leakage is unequal, the balance may be restored in several ways, by bridging the contacts 37,38 by an additional brush carried by the vehicle, or by arranging the contacts so that water collects between them or between them and the rails 1, 2. In this form the contacts 37, 38 are arranged to collect water between them.
Patent GB-189722416-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Process of and Apparatus for Covering Articles with a Surface Layer of Celluloid or like Material.
Inventor: POPE ALBERT AUGUSTUS
Filed: 1897-09-30
Granted: 1897-12-11
Abstract: 22,416. Pope, A. A. Sept. 30. Moulding celluloid &c.-Relates to a method of covering articles of any shape with a layer of celluloid or like material. The practice of the invention is illustrated by its application to the mud guard of a bicycle. The sheet of celluloid is first strapped on the mud guard by winding a tape of elastic material over it. The article thus bound is placed in an elastic bag or tube from which the air is then exhausted. It is then placed in a tank of water heated by steam pipes to a temperature of 200‹ F. After the article has been cooled in cold water, the tape is unwound and the blank removed for the application of cement. The blank f, Fig. 10, is again placed on the article e and covered with an elastic shield h, the whole being then enclosed in a flexible bag i, from which the air is exhausted. The bag with the enclosed article is now placed in a closed chamber k, Fig. 6, where it is subjected to pressure by the pump l, and heated by the steam pipes m<1>. The water is then pumped from k into the tank n and from thence run into the tank o.
Patent GB-189725957-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Journal-boxes or Bearings.
Inventor: BURKE JOHN JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-11-08
Granted: 1898-08-20
Abstract: 25,957. Burke, J. J. Nov. 8. Axles; axle-boxes; axle-boxes, lubricating.-Fig. 1 shows the invention applied to a plummer block, but it is also applicable to railway-vehicle axleboxes. The sleeve H, made in one or more parts, is secured on the shaft or axle C and revolves within a chamber formed in the base and cover of the bearing. Extensions h<2> of the head bear on ribs d<2> and beyond these are flanges h<3>. Oil is supplied through an aperture in the cover, and is distributed by pockets or recesses K in the head H and grooves in the base of the bearing and in the ribs d<2>. Surplus oil may be drawn off through apertures in the base closed by plugs F and fitted with spouts F<2>.
Patent GB-189728162-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Apparatus for Spinning and Doubling Cotton and other Fibrous Substances.
Inventor: ASHWORTH THOMAS
Filed: 1897-11-30
Granted: 1898-10-01
Abstract: 28,162. Ashworth, T., Gaunt, J. S., and Robinson, G. A. Nov. 30. Spindle apparatus.- Improvements on-the invention described in Specification No. 20,496, A.D.1894. The spindle is lubricated and dragged by a pad or roller k carried by a light pivoted frame h, which is weighted by means of levers o, o<1> and the adjustable loop p of a chain, which is attached at one end to the lever and at the other to a reel. The levers o, o<1> are raised and lowered, to vary the pressure of the pads k on the spindles, by a longitudinal wire n carried by arms m on a rocking shaft f. The tubular or cupshaped flyer c is mounted upon a shell s, which is supported upon a shoulder g<x> <x> of the bolster so that it can rock but not rotate thereon. The footstep t is fitted loosely in the rail d in such a manner that it tends to move into the inclined position shown but cannot rotate in the rail. To prevent the spindle from being lifted when doffing &c., a flange or shoulder e <x> on the spindle is caused to engage with a notched or slotted rail u capable of being moved longitudinally on the rail d.
Patent GB-189730212-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Mechanical Stokers for Furnaces.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Filed: 1897-12-21
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 30,212. Thompson, W. P., [Keough, J. C.]. Dec. 21. Mechanical stoking; firebars and grates.-Fig. 1 shows a front view of a steam-boiler furnace in perspective, and Fig. 3 a central sectional elevation. Fuel from the hopper E is, by means of the reciprocating pusher F, passed into the furnace through the rising throat c and over the air-supplying box S. Thence it is shaken upon the stepped inclined grate by the agitation of alternate firebars until the lower horizontal grate V is reached, when the ashes &c. are dumped into the ashpit. Movement of the respective parts is obtained by the oscillation of the shaft I which lies along the front of the furnace. Thus the pusher F is operated by arms e upon a loose sleeve H which is rocked by a collar K. The connection between the collar and the sleeve is such that the latter may receive but a portion of the movement of the former. The collar is secured so as to move with the shaft by means of a sliding bolt projected by the lever p from the fixed ring M. By means of arms g depending from the collar K, the rod L for agitating alternate firebars is reciprocated. An adjustment is effected by the nut g<1>. The moving bars are operated by the movement of the upper end of the lever d<1>. The lower ends of these bars are supported on rollers. The horizontal grate V, which is made in two lateral sections, is lowered by means of two rods Y, each grate being trunnioned at its rear end. The stoker may be operated by a water motor J which receives its supply from the boiler, or by other convenient arrangements.
Patent GB-189800081-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Filter-presses and in Cloths therefor.
Inventor: MONTGOMERIE JOHN CUNINGHAME
Filed: 1898-01-01
Granted: 1898-12-31
Abstract: 81. Montgomerie, J. C. Jan. 1. Filter-presses.-In order to prevent leakage through the pores of the filter-cloths, the edges of the latter are coated with vulcanized rubber or the like, and may be also strengthened by wire woven into the cloth. To prevent material falling between the cloths and the plates when the filter is opened, the cloths have flaps fitting into grooves g<1>, Fig. 12, formed at or about the junction of the feed-channel lug g with the plate. Joint is made between the feedchannel lugs by a cloth hood, Fig. 14, having the edges of the holes h<1> coated with rubber. The inner surfaces of the frames are formed with corrugations a, Fig. 2, so that, when washing materials such as, for example, gold and silver ores, the wash-water is caused to thoroughly permeate the material.
Patent GB-189805666-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Spools, Bobbins and the like.
Inventor: BURDETT CHARLES LOUIS
Filed: 1898-03-08
Granted: 1898-04-23
Abstract: 5666. Burdett, C. L. March 8. Bobbins or spools.- The barrel b is formed by winding a strip of paper coated with adhesive material spirally until it has attained a sufficient diameter and thickness, and the flanges are formed on the barrel by similarly winding narrower strips thereon. The bobbin so formed may be hardened by immersion for an hour or longer in a bath of heated sulphur ; it is subsequently cooled and finished in a lathe to the form desired. The flanges and barrel may be further secured together by means of slightly-tapering wooden plugs g forced into the ends of the barrel. When the bobbin is not treated in the sulphur bath, it is coated with shellac &c.
Patent GB-189813988-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Attachment for Beer and like Filters.
Inventor: HAMBIDGE JOHN
Filed: 1898-06-24
Granted: 1899-04-29
Abstract: 13,988. Hambridge, J. June 24. Filtering beverages. -Relates to beer and like filters. A wiregauze chamber 9 containing carbon, and of a conical or, as shown, double conical shape, is screwed into the bottom of an upper vessel 2, which fits into a vessel 3 adapted to stand on the barrel.
Patent GB-189814524-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in retaining Mechanism for Sliding Rods for Fanlight Openers and the like Purposes.
Inventor: SHOWELL CHARLES PHIPSON
Filed: 1898-07-01
Granted: 1899-04-08
Abstract: 14,524. Showell, C. P. July 1. Window blinds.- Fig. 5 shows a perforated bent arm or clip 9<a> which carries a pulley 16 for a window-blind cord 15. The clip is arranged to slide on a guide-rod 13, and is caused to grip the rod by a spring 11<a> when released.
Patent GB-189818321-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Signalling or Alarm Sounding Apparatus for Vehicles.
Inventor: PROBST-SCHILLING GOTTLIEB
Filed: 1898-08-26
Granted: 1899-03-04
Abstract: 18,321. P r o b s t - S c h i l l i n g , G., and Stickelberger, H. Aug. 26. Signals or alarms for warning foot-passengers or vehicles.- Relates to alarm signalling- apparatus applicable also as a speed indicator for velocipedes, motor cars, and other vehicles. Figs. 1 and 2 show one form of the apparatus, as employed on a bicycle, the alarm mechanism consisting of a siren S and a fan V both driven by belt from the front wheel spindle. The delivery pipe o of the fan opens within the casing m, one or both of the sides of this casing being formed with concentric series of perforations, which act in conjunction with similar series of perforations in one or both of the discs n', n<2> fixed on the revolving spindle i. The number of perforations in each of the series is such that each series produces a different note, and the different notes produce a harmonious chord &c. By arranging the perforations in the discs and the sides of the casing at a suitable inclination to each other, the driving-gear of the siren may be dispensed with. The end of the pipe o may be provided with a feed-pipe or whistle tuned to a definite note. A comparison of this note with the variable notes produced by the siren serves to give an indication of the speed. In the form shown in Fig. 8, the fan is dispensed with, the siren consisting of a revoluble casing p<1>, p<3> having a perforated diaphragm q<1> which acts in conjunction with the perforated fixed disc q<2>, The air enters through the apertures r<1> in the casing, and, after passing through the discs q<1>, q', escapes through the aperture r<2>. The siren may be driven by belt, or by frictional contact with the front wheel, lowering and raising mechanism being provided for putting it in and out of action. The diaphragm q<1> may be provided with a number of reeds, and the disc q<2> with corresponding apertures, to produce a definite note for speed indication. A duplex form of this construction is also described. In the form shown in Fig. 11, the siren t, u is driven by the fan w, which is actuated by the air current produced by the motion of the vehicle.
Patent GB-189823691-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Devices or Supports for Maintaining Bicycles in an Upright or Vertical Position, when at Rest.
Inventor: SCHREIBER CARL
Filed: 1898-11-10
Granted: 1899-01-21
Abstract: 23,691. Schreiber, C. Nov. 10. Supports for bicycles. Rods b carrying small wheels b<1> are arranged to slide in guides c on the rear fork a, and are normally kept raised as shown, and locked by spring bolts. By pulling a chain &c. j, the rider releases the spring bolts, and the rods b fall by gravity until they touch the ground upon slightly raising them other spring bolts lock them in their lowered position. The rods are fitted with racks i<1> carried on arms i<2> which gear with toothed wheels i on the rear axle, so that, when the bicycle is stationary, the supports are held down, but, when it is moved forward, they are raised. To cause the racks to clear the toothed wheels during their descent, the chain is arranged to move slides, tappets g on which actuate shackles g<3> and push the racks backwards, the supports turning in their guides. The locking-bolts are actuated as required by levers and cams &c. The chain and the connected parts are returned by springs.
Patent GB-189826606-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Sole-inking Machines.
Inventor: PALMER GEORGE WALLACE
Filed: 1898-12-16
Granted: 1899-10-21
Abstract: 26,606. Palmer, G. W. Dec. 16. Ornamenting soles.-Relates to inking-machines for soles. A longitudinal section of one is shown in Fig. 1. The ink is contained in a conical reservoir 6, which is mounted on adjustable screws as shown, and rotated through bevel gear by a pulley 11. On the cylindrical end of this reservoir is mounted a disc 13 having a long perforated boss, which is rotated by means of a pin 17 projecting into a groove. On this boss is mounted a second disc 14, which can be adjusted towards or away from the disc 13 by means of a screw 20 and nut. Both discs carry bristles forming a brush by which the ink is applied to the sole. When a sole is. being treated, the rotary brush is drawn into the position shown by means of a treadle acting through a chain 33. When this treadle is released, a spring 35 pushes the brush outwards so that the holes in the boss do not register with those in the reservoir. A brush 38, held stationary by a weight 37, keeps the holes in the reservoir clean.
Patent GB-189901816-A (GB)
Title: A Valve or Tap for Shutting Off or Letting On Steam, or Water, or Liquids, or Gases.
Inventor: HALL CHARLES ALBERT
Filed: 1899-01-26
Granted: 1899-04-22
Abstract: 1 8 1 6 . Hall, C. A. Jan. 26. Hinged valves.- A gas or other fluid valve A, the hinge F of which rests and can slide on bracket bearings, is actuated by a screwed spindle H connected thereto by a grip piece C, a link B, and lugs on the valve. A washer O is used.
Patent GB-189902587-A (GB)
Title: Apparatus for Training and Strengthening the Muscles.
Inventor: VOLKENRATH WALTHER
Filed: 1899-02-04
Granted: 1899-12-16
Abstract: 2587. Volkenrath, W. Feb. 4. Exercising- apparatus.-A s p i r a l spring A with handles B is suitably manipulated, as, for instance, from a straight u n c o n - strained position to that shown.
Patent GB-189902672-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machines for Making Expanded Metal-work.
Inventor: PITKIN FRANK HOLTON
Filed: 1899-02-06
Granted: 1899-12-30
Abstract: 2672. Pitkin, F. H., and Thompson, J. Feb. 6. Shearing.-Expanded metalwork is made by slitting a strip of sheet metal by means of starshaped shearing-cutters. The cutters 12, 13 are mounted in pairs on a number of suitably-driven parallel shafts 6, the distance between each pair gradually diminishing from the feed to the delivery end of the machine. The bed, Fig. 4, is correspondingly offset, and has vertically-adjustable shear blades 16, which coact with the projections on the cutters to form slits, Fig. 6, the width of the cutter being sufficient to press down the strip as shown in Fig. 4. Between each fourth pair of cutters (or at other suitable intervals) is a feed-roller 17, which coacts with a verticallyadjustable roller 18 in the bed to feed the strip. The last shaft in the machine carries a plain circular cutter, under which is mounted a similar cutter, the two dividing the narrow central strand to form two expanded sheets. The cutters are made in halves and secured on the shafts 6 by caps 43, nuts 44, and keys 46, Fig. 4, so as to be easily removable for grinding. Where the space between the cutters of a pair is insufficient to receive a feed-roller, an additional shaft may be inserted between successive pairs of cutters to carry the roller.