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Patent UA-55093-A (UA)
Title: A polymeric composition
Inventor: PIBNEBESNYI ANDRII PETROVYCH
Filed: 2002-06-26
Abstract: A polymeric composition contains a low molecular dimethyl siloxane rubber, a reinforcing filler and a tin containing catalyst. Additionally it contains polymethyl siloxane liquid as a modifying additive.
Patent UA-57274-A (UA)
Title: Method for treating patients with cat scratch disease
Inventor: FROLOV VALERII MYTROFANOVYCH
Filed: 2002-07-01
Abstract: The method for treating the patients with cat scratch disease provides for employing the antibacterial drugs of the broad spectrum and amison. In addition the immunoactive drug cycloferon is injected intramuscularly as 12.5% solution at a dose of 2 ml once a day for five consecutive days. Then depending on the effect being attained 3-5 further injections of cycloferon are prescribed each other day.
Patent UA-60775-A (UA)
Title: System for forsed ventilation of premises
Inventor: ZAKHARENKO MYKOLA OLEKSANDROVYCH
Filed: 2003-02-20
Abstract: System for forced ventilation of premises, mostly for stock buildings, includes exhaust vertical channel, this is formed by inner partition and the wall of the premises, connected to the premises and the outer atmosphere by means of inlet and outlet openings arranged respectively in the lower part of the partition and the upper part of the wall; transverse inflow air ducts installed in the channel in vertical row, those are connected to the premises and the atmosphere by the ends; exhaust fan, this is connected to the channel; link with outlet window, this is installed in the channel over the row of air ducts; in the upper part of the partition in front of the outlet opening a recirculation opening is provided, and the fan is installed in the window of the partition.
Patent UA-59170-A (UA)
Title: Camouflage suit
Inventor: MOKEIEV YURII HENNADIIOVYCH
Filed: 2003-05-05
Abstract: Camouflage suit has trousers, apron, vest with a cowl and visor, shoulder-straps and arms made of camouflage material with mesh base, fixation elements, flexible bunches.
Patent DO-P2004000971-A (DO)
Title: Derivados de pirido[3,4-d]pirimidina como inhibidores de la metaloproteinasa-13 de la matriz
Inventor: BUNKER AMY MAE
Filed: 2004-08-09
Abstract: Esta invención se refiere a un derivado de pirido[3,4-d]pirimidina de la fórmula I o una de sus sales farmacéuticamente aceptables, en el que R1, L', L2, V, L3, y RZ son como se han definido en la memoria descriptive, que inhibe una enzima metaloproteinasa-13 de la matriz yes por tanto util para tratar enfermedades que resultan del deterioro de los tejidos mediado por la MMP-13, tales como osteoartritis, artritis reumatoi de, dano del cartilago, artritis psoriàsica, espondilitis anquilosante, insuficiencia cardiaca, aterosclerosis, enfermedad inflamatoria del intestino, esclerosis multiple, degene ración macular relacionada con la edad, enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica, asma, enfermedades periodontales, psoriasis, cancer y osteoporosis.
Patent DO-P2013000313-A (DO)
Title: Inhibidores de la activación de las células t
Inventor: ZHU YUNXIANG
IPC: A61K39/395
Filed: 2013-12-26
Abstract: La presente invención proporciona un agente biológico biespecífico que comprende un ligando específico para CTLA-4 y un ligando específico para un complejo pMHC.
Patent DO-P2014000108-A (DO)
Title: Composición herbicida sinérgica que contiene penoxsulam y glufosinato de amonio
Inventor: HUANG YI-HSIOU
IPC: A01N43/40
Filed: 2014-05-16
Abstract: Una mezcla sinérgica de penoxsulam y glufosinato de amonio que controla las malezas en los cultivos, tal como, por ejemplo, viñedos, huertos, cultivos de plantación perennes, arroz, maíz, cereales, sorgo, sojas, algodón, girasol, canola, vegetales, césped, praderas y pasturas, vegetación industrial (IVM), caminos públicos y en cualquier cultivo tolerante a glufosinato de amonio y/o AL (acetolactato sintasa).
Patent EC-SP11010815-A (EC)
Title: Sistema de administración de drogas que contiene progestina
Inventor: BRACHT STEFAN
Filed: 2011-02-08
Abstract: Composiciones de administración de drogas en forma de películas delgadas solubles en agua (obleas), que contienen partículas que comprenden al menos una progestina y al menos un agente protector. El agente protector provee el enmascaramiento efectivo del sabor de la progestina debido a la liberación limitada de la progestina en la boca. Por consiguiente, la progestina no es absorbida a través de la ruta bucal, sino que lo es a través de la ruta entérica (peroral).
Patent EC-SP12012196-A (EC)
Title: Mecanismo para evitar la transferencia del gas y para controlar la cantidad de gas liberado de una valvula de gas para cocinar
Inventor: KIDPRASERT JAKAPHAN
Filed: 2012-10-01
Abstract: Un mecanismo que evita la transferencia de gas y controla la cantidad de gas liberado de una válvula de gas, abarcando una sección del cuerpo formada en un cuerpo cilíndrico hueco que sirve como un pasaje de flujo de gas a través del cual el gas puede fluir hacia adentro y fuera del tanque de gas, un vástago cilíndrico de inserción que viene en la parte interna inferior del cuerpo, el cual tiene una superficie roscada interna, un resorte descansaba sobre un hombro de recepción en la parte media dentro del vástago cilíndrico de inserción, un primer vástago de válvula descansaba en la parte superior del resorte; el vástago cilíndrico de inserción teniendo un cuerpo cilíndrico hueco en su parte media externa siendo una brida externa para soportar el hombro receptor inferior del cuerpo; la parte superior de la brida externa del vástago cilíndrico de iserción teniendo una superficie roscada externa para asegurarse a la superficie roscada interna del cuerpo y una manga de protección que cubre el cuerpo medio del primer vástago de válvula y cabía en el borde externo de las bridas del vástago cilíndrico de inserción.
Patent EC-SP12012280-A (EC)
Title: Composición para el control de plagas.
Inventor: SHIMOKAWATOKO YASUTAKA
IPC: A01P7/00
Filed: 2012-10-26
Abstract: Una composición para el control de plagas que comprende el piridalil e indoxacarb.
Patent GB-189704556-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the Cooling of Cylinders of Explosion Engines.
Inventor: PENNINGTON EDWARD JOEL
Filed: 1897-02-19
Granted: 1898-02-19
Abstract: 4556. Pennington, E. J. Feb. 19. Gas and like engines, cylinders for. Detachable gills are bolted on to the cylinders, as shown, to increase the cooling-surface. They may be made of some ductile material such as s gun metal or aluminium. The Provisional Specification states that they may be in one with the cylinder and decrease in size towards the wind, and be provided with a casing to direct it, or they may have reflexed edges to catch it.
Patent GB-189704597-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Delivery Adjuster in connection with Printing Machines.
Inventor: PAYNE ALEXANDER FLEXMAN
Filed: 1897-02-20
Granted: 1898-01-22
Abstract: 4597. Payne, A. F. Feb. 20. Delivery apparatus.- Relates to means for knocking-up the sheets as they are delivered by the flyer. Fig. 3 shows a broken plan view in which Z is the delivery table and C the flyer shaft. On the shaft C are two clips H to which are pivoted rods H<1> connected by pins P to the ends of the sliding back pusher A. On the pusher A is adjustably fixed a clip J connected by a rod M<2> to one arm of a lever M the other arm of which is connected by a rod M<3> to the side pusher B<1>. The lever M is pivoted at M' to a bracket L adjustably fixed to the guide-bar K. The pushers knock the sheets up to the fixed adjustable guides E, B. Or the guide B may be operated similarly to B<1>. In a modification, the rods H<1> operate levers connected by rods to the ends of the pusher A.
Patent GB-189706964-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Hose Couplings.
Inventor: HESS JOHN HENRY
Filed: 1897-03-17
Granted: 1897-05-15
Abstract: 6964. Hess, J. H. March 17. Couplings, disconnectible, for hose pipes. Into the end of one hose is driven a ferrule 8<1> flanged at 11 to retain a nut 13, which screws on to a ferrule 8 driven into the end of the other hose. Both ferrules have ridges to afford a good hold of the hose, which is secured by clamps 16, 16. The latter are made in halves hinged together and tightened by thumbscrews 21. Each clamp is ribbed at 23, and is provided with a flange 22 engaging studs 10 and 12 on the ferrules 8 and 8<1> respectively. A hose may be attached to a hydrant by means of the nut, and a nozzle may be screwed on to the threaded portion of the sleeve or ferrule 8.
Patent GB-189708772-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Pneumatic Separators.
Inventor: RAYMOND GEORGE
Filed: 1897-04-06
Granted: 1897-05-22
Abstract: 8772. Raymond, G., and Raymond, A. April 6. Mills combined with separating - apparatus. Relates to a pneumatic separator particularly adapted for the treatment of materials in which the finished product, or one grade thereof, is in the form of a fine powder. The separator may be used in combination with, and receive the ground materials from, any form of pulverizer. In Fig. 1, the materials are delivered to the pulverizer 6a at the hopper 6, and after crushing are thrown upward into the stack 7, being scattered by contact with the fingers 7a. An exhaust current of air produced by the fan 14a carries the finer material up the chamber 11 enclosed between the conical shells 8 and 10. A deflector 12 reflects the current into the chamber 10a, in which one grade is deposited, while the finest material passes through the flared mouth 14 and trunk 13, and through the fan 14a to a centrifugal or other dust-collector 16. The air, practically freed from fine particles, is returned to the stack 7 by the trunk 17, any excess of air being discharged at 22. The dotted lines 13a indicate an alternative path for the trunk 13, to avoid its traversing the two conical shells.
Patent GB-189715995-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Elevating, Trimming, and Conveying Apparatus for Grain and other Cereals.
Inventor: BROODBANK ROBERT VICTOR
Filed: 1897-07-06
Granted: 1898-07-02
Abstract: 15,995. Broodbank, R. V., and Hough, E. S. July 6. Conveyers; elevators.- For grain trimming purposes, the lower end of the screw shaft b is fitted with a bevel-wheel engaging with others on the ends of horizontal screw conveyers g, the desired flexibility being secured by universal joints i. The outer edge of the conveyer blade is recessed and fitted with a brush which bears up against the containing- tube e to prevent crushing of the grain.
Patent GB-189726369-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected Prepayment Gas Meters.
Inventor: ANDERSON JOHN
Filed: 1897-11-12
Granted: 1898-09-17
Abstract: 26,369. Anderson, J. Nov. 12. Gas meters; coin action.-When a coin is inserted and the handle X rotated, the hollow slotted spindle A' turns with it and, by means of a projection B<2>, rotates also the spindle B, which thus screws itself through the boss C' of a bevel-wheel C and carries with it the rod D connected to the gas valve. When gas passes the gear G<1>, F<2>, F, C screws the spindle B and valve back again. A weighted lever at the bottom of the barrel A keeps the coin in position, and allows coins of different thicknesses to actuate the apparatus. Registers.-A projection e on the rod D projects into a helical groove e<2> on a spindle e<1> carrying a pointer e<3>. The pointer shows the number of coins for which gas has not been supplied. Coin-slit closing-devices.-A lever E<1> is rocked into the coin shoot by a projection e<5> on the spindle e<1> when the maximum number of coins has been inserted.
Patent GB-189728467-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture of Artificial Musk.
Inventor: IMRAY OLIVER
Filed: 1897-12-02
Granted: 1898-10-22
Abstract: 28,467. Imray, O., [Soc. Fabriques de Produits Chimiques de Thann et de Mulhouse]. Dec. 2. Perfumes. - Dinitrobutyltolyl - azomide and dinitrobutylxylyl-azomide, which have a strong musk odour, are prepared by converting the diazo derivatives of dinitrobutyltoluidine and dinitrobutylxylidine into the corresponding perbromides, and then acting upon these with an excess of concentrated ammonia. Alternatively, the diazo derivatives may be acted upon with sodium hydrazoate or with hydrazoic acid.
Patent GB-189800521-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Explosion Engines.
Inventor: FURNEAUX JOHN BROKENSHIRE
Filed: 1898-01-07
Granted: 1898-12-03
Abstract: 521. Furneaux, J. B., and Butler, E. Jan. 7. Gas and explosive-vapour engines.-The engine comprises two explosion cylinders 1, 1<a> and one expansion cylinder 6 ; a four-stroke cycle is performed in the explosion cylinders, and the products from each alternately pass into the expansion cylinder, where they expand to below atmospheric pressure and draw a flushing-charge through the explosion cylinders. The crank of the cylinder 6 is about 190‹ in advance of those of the cylinders 1, 1<a>. Valves and valve gear; igniting.-All the distributing-valves are balanced in one piece and carried on a rotating shaft, driven by worm or chain and bevel gear from the crank shaft at a quarter its speed. They are of the kind described in Specifications No. 6990, A.D. 1890, and No. 24,881, A.D. 1896. The charge is supplied from an inspirator 15 described in these Specifications and in No. 15,598, A.D. 1887, and, after passing a throttle valve 15<a> controlled by a governor adjusted by a hand-wheel 18 and spring, is admitted through the ports 19, 20, 21, 22, or 22<a> to one of the cylinders 1, 1<a>. The exhaust passes through ports 24<a>, 24<b>, and 25 to the cylinder 6, and after expansion escapes into the atmosphere through ports 27 and the pipe 28. The air for flushing the cylinders is controlled by ports 29<a>, and passes by lateral pipes 31 containing non-return valves to the cylinders 1, 1<a>. The valve is slightly tapered, and because it expands during working it is secured between a spring 35 and a gland 34 which the valve tends to screw up as it rotates and so to slacken the valve ; the gland is provided with a turning-lever, and its motion is limited by a setscrew and stops. The valve may also control admission to two platinum igniting-tubes leading to clearance spaces in the brackets that secure them. Commutators 39, 39<a> for electric igniters 23, 23<a> may he carried on the valve shaft. Starting.-The apparatus is of the kind described in Specification No. 4604, A.D. 1895. A reservoir is charged with an explosive mixture by hand and ignited therein, the gases being admitted to one or both of the explosion cylinders through pipes 45 and valves 44 which open behind the pistons after they have performed about a quarter of their outstrokes. The reservoir may be charged with products from the cylinders for re-starting through these valves and pipes, the valves being arranged as both stop and non-return valves. The reservoir is in continuous communication with the explosion cylinder during starting, the gases being admitted in due course to the expansion cylinder. The admission of the starting-charges may be effected by the main valve. Steam may be used instead of burnt gases.
Patent GB-189800593-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Appliances for Moving Soft Undried Bricks.
Filed: 1898-01-08
Granted: 1898-11-19
Abstract: 593. Blackman Ventilating Co., Wardle, W. W., and Tattersall, W. Jan. 8. Moulding bricks. -The cut bricks from the cutting-table of an extrusion machine are received by a number of boards A, connected together by slotted links D, so that the bricks are separated when the boards are pulled apart. The boards are mounted on V-shaped guide-rails B which are slid transversely by a foot-lever and toggle links G, F to move the bricks clear of the cutting- frame. The bricks are pushed by a board off the sections or boards A on to a carrying-off board at K, and are carried to suitable drying-chambers.
Patent GB-189804065-A (GB)
Title: Improved Driving Mechanism for Cycles.
Inventor: MORRISON ALFRED EDWARD
Filed: 1898-02-18
Granted: 1898-04-16
Abstract: 4065. Morrison, A. E. Feb. 18. Driving-mechanism.-The invention is shown as applied to a bicycle. Two bell-crank treadlelevers a, b are pivoted at c, and connected by links f to cranks g fixed on a spindle h provided with a chain-wheel i for imparting motion to the driving-wheel. Frames are modified, as shown, two brackets c<1>, h<1> being provided to carry the spindles c, h. Two members e, k connect the brackets with the top tube l.
Patent GB-189804319-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Closing Butter Churns, Railway Milk Churns, and other Vessels.
Inventor: HOPKINS WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-02-21
Granted: 1899-01-07
Abstract: 4319. Hopkins, W. Feb. 21. Churns; milk cans.-Relates to means forsecuring the covers of churns, railway milk cans, and other vessels. A groove or flange f is secured to the vessel a, and inclines g are secured to the cover b. A ring e, having two hooks d, d attached thereto, for engaging with the flange f and inclines g, g, is placed in position and turned round by means of handles, so that the hooks d run up the inclines g and securely fasten the lid. The flange f is interrupted in places to allow the hooks d to pass to the lower side of it. The Specification indicates several modifications in details.
Patent GB-189807335-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Dobby Mechanism of Looms for Weaving Piled Fabrics.
Inventor: HILL JOHN WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-03-26
Granted: 1898-09-24
Abstract: 7335. Hill, J. W., and Bardsley, E. March 26. Loom dobbies for weaving terry or like fabrics are made with a pattern bowl C carrying only a a small number of pattern runners P wrapped around it and fixed by links P', Fig. 3. The needles D for selecting the hooks, which raise and lower the healds, are mounted in a frame E, E<1>, E<2>, which is shifted laterally to bring a fresh series of runners P i n t o action by means of an arm G, shaft F, and arm H, operated by a lever N and bowl 0 from a pattern chain M composed of links of different widths. The pattern-chain wheel K is operated by a notched wheel I working in connection with an interrupted flange J and pin J<2> on the spur-wheel J. The needles are steadied by brackets Q, Fig. 4, passing through holes R in the rear bar E' of the needle frame.
Patent GB-189809987-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Knife Sharpener.
Inventor: JONES EDWARD HENRY
Filed: 1898-04-30
Granted: 1898-06-04
Abstract: 9987. Jones, E. H. April 30. Sharpening knives. A block for sharpening knives, as with an oilstone, is formed of a rectangular piece of wood a having a saw-cut b through the middle filled with prepared emery or the like mixed with a suitable proportion of grease or oil. The emery works out on to the top of the block and produces an abrading-surface. A sliding cover d is provided with the block.
Patent GB-189815422-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Pulleys or Discs for Rock-cutting Cable Saws.
Inventor: MONTICOLO ATTILIO
Filed: 1898-07-13
Granted: 1898-08-13
Abstract: 15,422. Lake, H. H., [Monticolo, A.]. July 13. Sawing stone.- Cable saws C for stone run on a grooved disc A pivoted in a tube B, which is fed and guided in a borehole. The edge of the disc may be toothed &c. to aid it in cutting its own way.
Patent GB-189901805-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Continous Muffle Furnaces or Kilns.
Inventor: DICKEN WILLIAM
Filed: 1899-01-26
Granted: 1900-01-06
Abstract: 1805. Dicken, W., Wade, W., and Grimwade, S. L. Jan. 26. Kilns.-An annular, continuous, muffle furnace or kiln for firing pottery and enamelled iron has a rotating platform or turntable within the muffle, which is heated by a series of flues surrounding it for about a quarter of its circumference. Fig. 1 shows a sectional plan, and Fig. 2 a transverse section to a larger scale. The muffle has only one door v for charging and discharging, which is preferably placed nearly opposite the fire-hole, shown in dotted lines at b. The rotating platform, on which the boxes containing the goods are placed, is constructed of angle-iron rings with connecting-bars d, or of cast-iron sections bolted together. It runs on wheels, being operated by rack and pinion gear ; it may be guided laterally by fixed or moving wheels. The gases from the furnace pass up the first two pairs of flues, along the top of the muffle, down the second two pairs of flues, along the bottom of the muffle, up the third two pairs of flues, and so on to the main flue x and chimney z.
Patent GB-189910311-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Dies for Use in the Manufacture of Tesseroe for Mosaics.
Inventor: TRAVAGLINI ANTONIO
Filed: 1899-05-16
Granted: 1899-07-08
Abstract: 10,311. Travaglini, A., and Hall, J. B. May 16. Cutting-out blocks.-Relates to punches or dies for shaping marble or other material into tesserµ or pieces of hexagonal, square, circular, or other shape for mosaics. The lower die B, in the arrangement shown in Fig. 6, is formed with a cutting-edge L for severing a piece from the block of marble M, and with cutting-edges J of the shape in plan of the required tessera R. A neck C of the die enters a recess in the bed-plate E, and is held firmly by a key or tongue of the plate engaging with a slot or recess in the die. The block M is placed against a stop S secured to the bed, and the tessera is cut, and forced through the hollow die, by a solid punch or die A. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 10, a piece is first cut off from the block by a pair of hollow dies T, T<x>, and is afterwards divided by giving the die Tx a slight rotary movement. This movement is caused by a tongue Y' of the die sliding in a curved longitudinal groove A<1> in the head or bearing Y.
Patent GB-189911348-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Fulling Machines and the like.
Inventor: HEMMER LEOPOLD PHILIPP
Filed: 1899-05-31
Granted: 1900-02-03
Abstract: 11,348. Hemmer, L. P. May 31. Fulling.-The fabric is passed between a pair of rollers curved in any of the ways shown.
Patent GB-189915477-A (GB)
Title: Improved Drill Feeding Attachment for Hand-braces.
Inventor: AMES WILLIAM HENRY
Filed: 1899-07-28
Granted: 1900-06-23
Abstract: 15,477. Ames, W. H. July 28. Braces.-A wood-boring brace A of ordinary construction is rendered suitable for drilling metal by providing a feed-mechanism and a means of attaching the brace to the work. A screwed sleeve D, loosely surrounding the drill socket B, carries a sleeve D' on which slides a ring d with arms d'. A chain passes round the work, and is attached to the arms d'. Springs f are inserted between the ring d and the flanged end d<2> of the sleeve D'. The sleeve D is rotated by a starwheel H to screw up the sleeve D', and thus put the chain in tension through the springs f which supply the necessary pressure for the feed. The star-wheel may be rotated from time to time by hand, or a lever 0 on a bracket M may be grasped simultaneously with the brace handle to cause the lever to engage the wheel. The bracket M is secured to the brace, the lever being normally retained in the inoperative position by a spring P. Ball bearings F are inserted between the socket B and the sleeve D. The ring d has a vertical slot d<3>, which can be turned out of engagement with a pin h on the sleeve when the ring is depressed to hold down the ring. The ring may be integral with the sleeve D', and the springs omitted.