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Patent JP-H09171770-A (JP)
Title: Manufacture of substrate structural body for plasma display panel
Inventor: MIYAHARA MAMORU
IPC: H01J11/38
Filed: 1997-01-06
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To form both an electrode pattern to be disposed over a glass substrate while an insulating layer is held in between, and a crosstalk preventive septum pattern in an appropriate positional relation. SOLUTION: After each electrode in a specified pattern has been formed over a glass substrate 1, and also after an insulating layer to be baked at a specified temperature, has been formed, each crosstalk preventive septum 4 is formed in a specified pattern, so that the substrate structural body is thereby manufactured.  In this case, when a plurality of line shaped electrodes are formed over the glass substrate 1 while being located mutually in parallel at a specified pitch, the pattern is so formed that the occupied width of all of the electrodes including the pitch of each electrode in the width direction, will be larger than its specified dimension by a dimension equivalent to the contraction of the glass substrate when the insulating layer is baked, after that, the insulating layer is then formed by baking it after glass paste has been applied on it, and furthermore, each crosstalk preventive septum is formed in a parallel pattern at specified intervals while being interposed between electrode patterns over the insulating layer.
Patent CR-11409-A (CR)
Title: Metodos para cocultivar celulas derivadas de sangre de cordon umbilical con celulas madre menstruales
Inventor: ALLICKSON JULIE G
IPC: C12N5/0789
Filed: 2010-04-30
Abstract: Se proveen metodos para obtener celulas expandidas de sangre de cordon umbilical humano que expresan CD34.
Patent CU-33760-A (CU)
Title: Procedimiento para la producción de nikel de alta pureza a partir de minerales nikelíferos
Inventor: LENOBLE PHILIPPE
IPC: C22B23/06
Filed: 1972-06-14
Abstract: Procedimiento para la producción de níquel de alta pureza, a partir de minerales niquelíferos, caracterizado por el hecho de que se compone, en la sucesión, de las siguientes etapas: a) fraccionamiento, luego tostadura del mineral niquelífero de partida, a una temperatura del orden de los 9000 grados C., con producción de óxido de níquel; b) ataque de este óxido de níquel impuro mediante ácido clorhídrico concentrado; c) oxidación al estado férrico del hierro contenido dentro de la solución impura que resulta de la etapa precedente; d) eliminación de las impurezas de esta solución por medio de resinas intercambiadoras de iones; e) electrólisis de la solución así purificada
Patent DK-21086-A (DK)
Inventor: ISLER ERWIN
IPC: E21D21/00
Filed: 1986-01-16
Abstract: An adhesive anchor comprises a tie rod 1 having a thread casing 3, a pressure nut 5 and a pressure plate 7. The thread casing is saw tooth shaped with steep flanks 33 facing the tie rod free end and flat flanks 31 facing away from it. The turns of the thread casing are wedged between the thread body 11 of the nut and the tie rod, considerably improving the transfer of forces between the casing and the rod. The anchor is especially suitable for the securing of gallery walls in coal mines.
Patent DK-21786-A (DK)
Inventor: THOMASSEN FIND
IPC: F16L5/00
Filed: 1986-01-17
Abstract: Combustion blower unit for combustion of entire straw bales of different size and in different numbers in straw- fired installations, consisting of a motor-controlled register 1 for changing the direction of the air flow 9, and a branch pipe 2 for burning off the remainder of the straw bale 5. By means of directing and regulating this continuous air flow, much better and more operationally reliable combustion of straw is obtained than in existing systems for straw-fired installations. <IMAGE>
Patent DK-34887-A (DK)
Inventor: LOEFVING STIG ARNE
IPC: H01R13/646
Filed: 1987-01-22
Abstract: An outlet casing for coaxial connectors which is intended for external installation on a wall, the front of an electrical conduit or the like, can be attached direct to the fixing surface or by an electric casing of a known type recessed in the fixing surface. The casing comprises a frame-shaped base plate 2, a connector holder plate 5 close to the edge of the base plate 2 and perpendicular to this, in which one or more coaxial connectors 6 are mounted parallel with the fixing surface, and a cowl-shaped cover 1 which is designed to protect the connection of the coaxial connectors 6 to the associated cables 7. An opening in the side wall 10 of the cover allows the coaxial connector(s) 6 to be exposed for the purpose of the connection of connection leads. <IMAGE>
Patent DK-97286-A (DK)
Inventor: FIECHTL JUERGEN-DIETRICH FRIED
IPC: A61K38/00
Filed: 1986-03-04
Abstract: Gamma-globulin (I) prod. for intravenous admin. contains 2-10% native (I), opt. with buffer and opt. with sugar and water for injection. The prod. is at pH 7 +- 0.05; it has an osmolarity of 300-330 mosmol/l, anticompliment activity of 10 units/ml or less, based on a protein concn. of 5% and purity of HPLC of at least 99%. Specifically, impure (I) is pptd. from blood or blood prods. and then dissolved in a soln., e.g. in water or buffer at ionic concn. 0.001-0.015 mole/l, and salts present in the impure (I) may provide the appropriate concn. The (I) is dissolved at 1-7 wt.%. A hydrocolloid may also be included, e.g. hydroxyethyl starch. Undissolved material is removed, then polyethylene glycol is added, e.g. of molecular wt. 4000 to 4-5%. Then the ppte. is sepd. and the polyethylene glycol concn. is increased, e.g. to 9.5-11%, to ppte. the (I). It is sepd. and used for intravenous admin.
Patent GB-101560-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Protectors for Pneumatic Tyres.
Inventor: OLDHAM GEORGE HENRY GILBERT
IPC: B60C27/16
Filed: 1916-01-04
Abstract: 101,560. Oldham, G. H. G., and Clark, F. E. Jan. 4, 1916. Tread bands, projections, and surfaces.- A series of slightlyspaced rubber blocks 13, arranged transversely or obliquely across the tread, are mounted in metal shoes 10 secured to a cover 7 of rubberized leather or the like, which is fitted over the tyre 6 and secured to the rim bv hooks 8. The blocks 13 may be cemented to the shoes, or the shoes may be roughened to increase adhesion of the blocks.
Patent GB-466290-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the mordanting of photographic silver images
IPC: G03C5/48
Filed: 1936-01-02
Abstract: 466,290. Mordanting photographic silver images. CINECOLOR, Inc. Jan. 2, 1936, No. 121. Convention date, Jan. 12, 1935. [Class 98 (ii)] Silver images are mordanted by treating with a solution of an alkali metal iodide capable of forming a complex salt with silver iodide and subsequently bleaching with a solution containing the same iodide, the concentrations of iodide in the first and second solutions being in the ratio of between two and one-half to one and ten to one, preferably between three to one and five to one. The first solution may be a solution of 120 grams of sodium, lithium, caesium, or potassium iodide in 1 litre of water, and may be applied by immersion, flotation or spraying. The bleaching solution comprises 30 grams of potassium iodide, 4 grams of iodine, and also sodium acetate, aluminium sulphate and acetic acid, in stated amounts, made up with water to 1000 ccs. The film is cleared in sodium bisulphite solution, washed and dyed with a basic dye such as fuchsin, rhodamine, methylene blue or malachite green. Specification 447,412 is referred to.
Patent GB-552488-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to projectile resisting coverings, garments and the like
IPC: F41H1/02
Filed: 1942-01-06
Abstract: 552,488. Bullet-proof garments. RANDOLPH, H. B. Jan. 6, 1942, No. 193. [Class 141] [Also in Group XXXIII] Relates to flexible bullet-proof coverings for articles and appliances, such as the seats of aeroplanes, and to garments such as vests, and comprises a belt formed of a number of plates 2 of thin mangenese steel &c. which may be slightly domed at their centres, secured in pockets formed by sewing strips 5 of canvas &c. to a canvas &c. backing 4 and to one another, as shown in Fig. 1. Fig. 9 shows a bulletproof vest made up of a series of such belts secured in parallel relationship to the material of the vest, which is provided with a head opening 17 and fastening straps &c. 20, 21. The garment &c. may be formed of a number of layers of such coverings, and the plates in adjacent layers may overlap in opposite directions.
Patent GB-682492-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to magazines for binder or/and wrapper leaves for cigars, cigarillos and bunches therefor
IPC: A24C1/28
Filed: 1951-01-02
Abstract: 682,492. Cigar-making machines. NAAMLOOZE VENNOOTSCHAP VEREENIGDE TABAKSINDUSTRIEEN MIGNOT & DE BLOCK. Jan. 2, 1951 [Jan. 9, 1950], No. 193/51. Class 130. A magazine for a pile of preformed binder and / or wrapper leaves intercalated crosswise in a plurality of predetermined directions, and having sidewalls 2 for the lateral confinement of the pile and a bottom 1, is detachably mounted on a vertical driving shaft 6, for periodical rotation or oscillation therewith through a predetermined angle, as by a rectangular flange 5 secured to or integral with the shaft slidably engaging undercut guides 3 on the bottom 1. The guides 3 are open at one end to admit the flange 5 and closed at the other end by an abutment 4 against which the flange locates, a spring-mounted locking pin 8 entering a hole in the flange in this position. A movable magazine bottom plate 9 is reciprocable by a rod 10 sliding in the shaft 6 and having a disc 12 engaging undercut guides 11 on the plate. Slots 13, 14 in members 1, 2 allow the rod and disc to enter the magazine.
Patent GB-631193-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in amusement vehicles
IPC: A63G25/00
Filed: 1947-01-03
Abstract: 631,193. Amusement vehicles. TYRE PRODUCTS, Ltd., and HIGHFIELD, G. N. Jan. 3, 1947, No. 235. Drawings to Specification. [Class 132 (i)] [Also in Group XXXII] An amusement vehicle of the dodgem car type is equipped with an encircling buffer formed in sections, each of which comprises (a) a rubber or like resilient piece, secured to the chassis so that it is compressible to a substantial degree in order to absorb shocks, and (b) an outer band of steel or like rigid material secured to the resilient piece. Instead of each resilient piece having its individual rigid band, each band may be secured to a plurality of resilient pieces or a continuous band encircling the vehicle may be provided. The resilient pieces may be formed with a longitudinal bore and secured to the vehicle chassis and outer rigid band with the aid of bolts protruding into the bore.
Patent GB-646843-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to tap-grinding fixture
IPC: B24B3/20
Filed: 1948-01-05
Abstract: 646,843. Grinding and polishing. SOUTHWICK, L. F. Jan. 5,1948, No. 293. Convention date, Jan. 10, 1946 [Class 60] An attachment for a grinding machine, for backing-off the tapered point of a tap, comprises a barrel 10 rotatable on a support 13, a plate 11 carrying a centre 12 and pivoted at 11c on the barrel so that the centre may be adjusted to varying eccentricities with respect to the barrel, and an arm 16 secured to the barrel and having a locating stud 17 adapted to engage a flute of the tap being ground. The support 13 has a taper bore 13a for mounting it on an arbor and the barrel 10 is mounted on an oil-impregnated bearing 22 fitted on the support. The arm 16 is secured in one of several holes 34 on the barrel by a screw 27 passing through a slot 16a in the arm and the stud 17 is adjustable in a split bush 19 screwed into the arm and having a clamps nut 18, the threads of either the bush or the nut or of both being tapered. In operation, the centre 12 is adjusted round its pivot screw 11c to give the eccentricity necessary for the desired relief, the pointed end of the tap is placed on the centre 12 and the shank end on a centre 29 of the machine and the stud 17 is engaged with a flute opposite the land to be ground. The grinding wheel 30 is then set at the required angle of taper and the barrel 10 is rotated by grasping the stud 17 so that the eccentric path of the tapered end of the tap and the rotation of the tap on its own axis combine to produce a curved relief on the land. The angle of taper of the tap may also be varied by using a tapered grinding wheel or by adjusting the centre 29. A stop 21 on the barrel and a pin 20 on a split clamp 14 adjustable on the support 13 limit the rotation of the barrel. In a modification, a thrust bearing is fitted between the support and - the barrel and the arm 16 is cranked so that the stud 17 may engage a flute adjacent the land being ground, as on taps having only two flutes.
Patent GB-875597-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to pivotal connections
Inventor: BARBER CLIFFORD CHARLES
IPC: F16C11/06
Filed: 1959-01-05
Abstract: 875,597. Linkwork. NATIONAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. April 1, 1960 [Jan. 5, 1959], No. 355/59. Class 80 (3). [Also in Group XXV] The bifurcated or slotted ends of two elements 1, 2 suitable for use in pantographic apparatus are interjacent one another and are pivotally connected by a ball 9 retained in position by engagement with perforations in the elements. Each element comprises two strips of springy material held together by nuts and bolts 7, 8 so that they are spring-loaded into contact with the ball, and fine adjustments to the lengths of the links may be effected by bowing the middle portions of the strips towards or away from each other by means of the centre nuts and bolts. The ends of the strips may be interleaved, as shown, or both strips of one element may lie between the strips of the other.
Patent GB-288367-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to coin freed mechanism of gas and similar meters
IPC: G07F15/02
Filed: 1927-01-07
Abstract: 288,367. Simpson, S. Jan. 7, 1927. Gas, supplying by meter; coin action, thrust and multiple-coin.- A coin-freed mechanism for gas and similar meters of the kind described in Specification 261,831 is adapted for use with coins of different value. The, coin holder f , Fig. 3, mounted on a rotatable disc f<1> behind a stationary adjustable price-changing disc e<1>, contains a slide n, which is pressed down against the action of a spring h<2> by the coin, when it is inserted. The slide g engages the tail of a lever h, pivoted at h<1> to the holder f and having a tooth h<3>, which, by the movement of the slide g, is caused to engage a fixed measuring wheel a. The bottom of the slide g is formed as a rack or with teeth g<1> to engage with the tail of the lever h, and, when it is desired to adjust the meter to operate with a coin of different value, the slide g is moved to adjust the coin space and the engagememt of the lever h with the teeth g<1> is adjusted accordingly. The lever h may be connected to the slide g by a screw pin passing through a hole in one and through one of a series of holes in the other of the two parts; or the fulcrum of the lever h may be adjustable. The measuring-wheel rotates a squared spindle b on which an externally threaded sleeve d, Fig. 1, slides to open and close. the valve. The sleeve d screws past a pinion i to open the valve and is returned by the pinion acting on a rack The pinion i is loose on a spindle j driven by the meter and is clutched thereto to be driven directly, for one value of coin by a pinion l<1> carried by a sleeve slidable on a squared portion of the spindle j. The pinion l<1> engages a recess i<2> which leaves projecting teeth on the pinion i. When it is de. sired to use a coin of higher value, the pinion l<1> is declutched and the spindle j then drives through the pinion l<1>, pinions m<2>, m<1> on a countershaft m, the pinion m<1> gearing with a pinion i<1> integral with the pinion i. The sleeve l with its pinion; l<1> is locked in its adjusted posi. tions by a pivoted catch plate o provided with a handle o<1>.
Patent GB-1198409-A (GB)
Title: A Method of and Apparatus for Embedding a Pipeline Laid Out on the Bed of a Sheet of Water into said Bed
Inventor: HARMSTORF RUDOLF
IPC: E02F5/10
Filed: 1968-10-10
Abstract: 1,198,409. Laying underwater pipes. R. HARMSTORF. 1 Oct., 1968 [13 Jan., 1968], No. 46467/68. Heading F2P. [Also in Division E1] Apparatus for embedding and underwater pipeline comprises a frame 1 of inverted U-shape in section with its legs adapted to straddle the pipeline 15, the frame top panel 5 and the legs 3 being hollow to conduct water, which is supplied under pressure from a supply ship 71 via flexible pipes 73 to a number of such frames, into conduits 23 formed along the lower edges of the legs and from which protrude nozzles 25 directing jets of water downwardly on to the bed below the pipeline over a substantial length thereof, there also being arranged parallel with the conduits 25 compressed air conduits 35 which are fed from the supply ship by hosepipes and from which project nozzles 37 for directing compressed air upwardly into the dispersion of bed material created by the water jets, this arrangement, together with further air nozzles 41 directed into the open ends of suction tubes 43, enabling the dispersed bed material to be removed by the suction tubes and deposited via bent extensions 47 of these tubes to one or both sides of the trench thus excavated, the pipeline sinking into the trench by its own weight as the frame 1 is towed along the bed to extend the trench. Suction is created in the tubes 43 by upwardly directed water jets from nozzles 53 passed through the tube walls into the interior of the tubes 43, water being fed to the jets from the interior of the panel 5 via an annular chamber 51. The maximum depth of the trench is fixed by the engagement of rollers 17 carried by the frame with the pipeline. If the pipeline is so flexible that it tends to sink into the trench before the latter has been excavated to the full depth, this may be prevented by the provision of a further roller (6, Fig. 4, not shown) below the pipeline, one end of this roller being pivoted to one of the legs 3 for swinging in a vertical plane and the other end being releasably retained by the other leg 3, an air cylinder 16 being operated to release the roller when the supply of compressed air is cut off from the associated frame 1. A train of frames 1 may be interconnected by links 59 and can be towed repeatedly over the length of pipeline to be embedded either by a tug boat, which is connected to the train by a line 61 or 63 and to the supply ship by a line 77 or 79, or similarly by winches mounted on anchored pontoons (85, Fig. 7, not shown) at either end of the length to be embedded. After excavation has been completed, the embedded pipeline is preferably covered by dragging a shovel (99, Fig. 9, not shown) along the line of the excavation, the shovel having plowshares to direct the excavated material from the sides of the trench back into the trench.
Patent GB-700733-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to hand-operable roller appliances
IPC: A61H15/00
Filed: 1952-01-07
Abstract: 700,733. Handles. CASELEY, W. April 1, 1952 [Jan. 7, 1952], No. 474/52. Class 61 [Also in Group VI] A readily detachable roller 1 is mounted to rotate on the inwardly bent ends 3 of limbs 4 forming the handle. These are pivoted or joined at their lower ends 5 and are normally held together by a clip arrangement which may be readily released when necessary. In the form shown a, projection 6 on one limb is sprung into a channeled recess 7 in the other. The hand grip parts of the limbs 4 lie in contact with each other so that there is no inward movement of the ends 3, which might interfere with the movement of the roller, during use.
Patent GB-944739-A (GB)
Title: Magnetic shift register
IPC: G11C19/04
Filed: 1961-01-23
Abstract: 944,739. Circuits employing bi-stable magnetic elements. KIENZLE APPARATE G.m.b.H. Jan. 5, 1962 [Jan. 23, 1961], No. 538/62. Heading H3B. [Also in Division G4] A ring counter comprises a series of magnetic cores in which the output winding of one core charges a condenser through a diode the condenser subsequently discharging through the input winding of the next core at the operation of an electronic switch common to all the input windings. Assuming that stage 1a only is set then the positive part of a pulse 18 from a blocking oscillator cuts off transistor 10 and simultaneously pulses all the shift windings 4a, 4b, 4c. Winding 4a restores stage 1a and charges condenser 7a, the discharge path of which is at present ineffective. As the pulse 18 changes to negative transistor 10 conducts to discharge condenser 7a through the input winding 3b of the stage 1b which then becomes set. The apparatus may be used as a shift register.
Patent GB-103005-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to the Stowing and Transference of Boats on Board Ship.
Inventor: PHILLIPS GERARD JOHN
IPC: B63B23/18
Filed: 1916-01-13
Abstract: 103,005. Phillips, G. J., and Keller, L. A. Jan. 13, 1916. Transporting boats across ship decks; chocks. -A device for stowing and transporting ships' boats, in which the boats run on rails arranged transversely of the ship in a pivoted frame adapted to be tilted to one side or the other, has stops for securing the boats in the stowed position, and has hinged boat chocks actuated by hand or by a float, so that individual boats or the whole series may be released simultaneously. The boats are each provided with a roller g at the stem and stern adapted to run on rails a formed on a girder frame hinged at b and to be oscillated by worm gearing e acting through a screw c and link d. The boats are secured in the stowed position by pairs of pins h engaging the rollers, which pins are operated by weighted hand-levers i held in the raised or lowered position by removable pins y. In the stowed position, the boats are supported by keel bars o provided with rollers n at each end normally resting in shallow recesses m in bars k secured to the rails a, but adapted to drop into deeper recesses m<1> directly the boats begin to move, to free them from the keel bars. In the place of the shallow recesses, pairs of pins similar to the pins h may be withdrawn by the levers i. The lower member of the tilting frame is provided with hinged boat chocks of the type described in Specification 25477/12. These chocks are released by rotating shafts q linked to bell-crank levers and arranged to be actuated individually by levers s or operated simultaneously by a float x acting through a lever v coupled to a sliding member u having pin- and-slot connexions with the levers s. The lower limb of the lever v is curved so that it is not moved by tilting the frame. Specifications 11032/15, 101,271, and 101,520 are referred to.