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Patent EE-200200599-A (EE)
Inventor: VERTESY LASZLO
IPC: C07F9/6574
Filed: 2001-04-25
Abstract: The invention relates to compounds of the general formula (I), wherein R<1>, R<2>, E, X1, X2 and X3 have the definitions in this application, obtained by the cultivation of the Streptomyces species HAG 004107 (DSM 13381) and to the physiologically compatible salts and chemical equivalents of said compounds. The invention also relates to a method for producing the cyclipostins and their physiologically compatible salts and chemical equivalents as medicaments, in particular as inhibitors of lipases, and to pharmaceutical preparations containing cyclipostin or a physiologically compatible salt or equivalent thereof.
Patent GB-189415746-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Water-wheels.
Inventor: HOPKINS JOHN FORSYTH JR
Filed: 1894-08-18
Granted: 1895-06-29
Abstract: 15,746. Hopkins, J. F. Aug. 18. Water.current motors.-The wheel A rotates in a plane inclined to the surface of the water, and runs upon a track D<1> on a table D, which is hinged at C to the supporting frame B, and may be adjusted in inclination by a rack d. The blades or floats a<1> are arranged diagonally on the ends of arms a, which are pivoted to a casting F on the driving-shaft E. When in use, the lower side only of the inclined wheel is submerged. Instead of choking the wheel, logs or floating debris lift the pivoted arms a until they are raised clear of the obstacles by reason of their rotating in a slanting plane.
Patent GB-189700521-A (GB)
Title: Improvement in Egg Openers.
Inventor: LEWIS FREDERICK
Filed: 1897-01-08
Granted: 1897-10-30
Abstract: 521. Lewis, F., and Reid, R. Jan. 8. Egg-cups have slots formed as shown, so that a knife may be inserted to cut off the top of the egg. In a modified form, the egg-cup is double, and is suitable for eggs of different sizes.
Patent GB-189702305-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Methods of Producing Photographs and other Pictures in Relief.
Inventor: FAIRCHILD HARRY COULSON
Filed: 1897-01-28
Granted: 1897-04-17
Abstract: 2305. Lake, H. H., [Fairchild, H. C.]. Jan. 28. Embossing photographs.-Relates to a method of producing relief photographs. A print is made in the usual way, and the outlines are furrowed on the underside by a knife a, Fig. 7, producing a ridge h on the upper surface. An outline mark B, Fig. 6, of the portrait is cut out of a second print or from a tracing, and placed over a furrowed print in exact register, the whole being clamped in a hinged frame D, D<1>. The print is then moistened along the furrows and coated with paste. The parts a<111> are then pressed up from beneath by a hand tool a<11> till the required relief is produced. A backing of paraffin f, f, Fig. 8, is filled in and a mount g cemented on.
Patent GB-189708483-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Chain-bucket Elevators.
Inventor: SCHLICKEYSEN CARL
Filed: 1897-04-02
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 8483. Schlickeysen, C. April 2. Conveyers; elevators.-The buckets g are fitted within and secured to the links of the chain, which are connected by arms c fitted over pins a', and on which are mounted rollers c<1> adapted to run on guide-rails and to engage with the recesses e of the driving-wheel f. The bottoms t<1> of the loading-shoots i are connected to pivoted levers l. When the pins m strike the levers l the bottoms t' are opened and close automatically by means of the counterpoises n. When loading two materials, another hopper i<1> is provided, which is operated by pins m<1> on the buckets. The bottoms v of the buckets are hinged and have pivoted angle-pieces v<1> having hooks v<2> which normally engage the curved ends of rails w fixed to the bucket. The pin s, situated in the path of travel, unlatches the piece v<1> and allows the contents of the bucket to fall into the hopper k. After the discharge, a fixed roller w<1> closes the bottom v<1>, and, striking the end v<3> of the piece v<1>, causes the hook to re-engage the rail w. Another hopper k<1> is provided when discharging two materials, and in this case two tripping-pins of different lengths are used.
Patent GB-189709542-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Buckle.
Inventor: IREDALE JOE
Filed: 1897-04-14
Granted: 1897-05-15
Abstract: 9542. Iredale, J., and Dawson, J. W. April 14. Buckles for harness have the tongue f pivoted to two plates d, e between which slides the plate c carrying the buckle frame a. The plates have serrated surfaces, and are held together, when in use, by a bolt i and clamping-nut h. h<1> is a pivoted finger-piece for the nut h. To release the strap, the nut h is unscrewed, when the frame and slide move forward, allowing the tongue to fall free.
Patent GB-189710193-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Means for Securing the More Uniform Cooking of Articles in the Ovens of Stoves and Ranges.
Inventor: BARNARD HENRY RICHARD
Filed: 1897-04-23
Granted: 1897-06-19
Abstract: 10,193. Barnard, H. R. April 23. Ovens.-A rotating table, constructed as shown in Fig. 2, is used in the oven of a stove or range, to revolve the articles to be cooked, so that they may be exposed to the heat equally on all sides. The clockwork mechanism may be mounted beneath the oven so that the table constitutes practically the oven floor.
Patent GB-189714189-A (GB)
Title: An Improvement Relating to Wheel Tyres.
Inventor: MARTIN EDWIN
Filed: 1897-06-10
Granted: 1897-07-10
Abstract: 14,189. Martin, E., [trading as Martin & Son.E.]. June 10. Tyres, elastic other than pneumatic.-The tyre consists of a series of tempered steel rings A, riveted to a band D, which is sprung into the rim of a wheel. The rings A are coated with a fabric such as tape, and the whole series of rings is provided with a cover.
Patent GB-189716842-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Spigot and Socket Joints for Pipes, specially applicable to Earthenware Pipes.
Inventor: RAYNER GILMOUR GEORGE
Filed: 1897-07-16
Granted: 1898-05-20
Abstract: 16,842. Rayner, G. G. July 16. Spigot-and-socket joints.-Reference is made to Specification No. 25,181, A.D. 1894. The inside of the socket and the base of the spigot are annularly corrugated, and at the base of the socket is a parallel or slightly-tapered ring 4 of asphalt or other like substance, the mouth having a similar ring 5, which may have a rounded or plain surface, but is considerably tapered. The spigot has also rings 6 and 7, which may be rounded. When the pipes are put together an annular chamber 8 is formed into which cement is introduced.
Patent GB-189719243-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Stud-holes for Studs with Detachable Heads.
Inventor: FERROUSSAT HENRY PETER
Filed: 1897-08-20
Granted: 1897-12-11
Abstract: 19,243. Ferroussat, H. P. Aug. 20. Drawings to Specification. Stud-holes for studs or links with detachable heads are made of such a size that they will fit closely round the stem of the stud or link.
Patent GB-189720412-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for use in Leno or Cross-weaving.
Inventor: BIRTWISTLE WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-09-06
Granted: 1898-07-16
Abstract: 20,412. Birtwistle, W., and Haworth, J. J. Sept. 6. Loom healds and leashes.-Doup healds are formed of a bar 1 carrying a comb or series of pins 2, o v e r which are placed the doup loops 3.
Patent GB-189723715-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cans or Flasks.
Inventor: THOMAS THOMAS
Filed: 1897-10-14
Granted: 1898-02-19
Abstract: 23,715. Thomas, T. Oct. 14. Workmen's cans.-Workmen's cans for containing tea, coffee, soups, hashes, or other fluids or semifluids are made in two parts A, B, one fitting into the other so that they can be separated and readily cleaned. The part A consists of the conical portion a<1> and the open-ended cylindrical portion a, connected together by a joint a<2> having a cork &c. packing-piece a<3> fixed on the underside of the joint. The upper edge b of the part B is preferably beaded or folded over, and bears against the packing-piece a<3> when the two parts A, B are placed together and held in position by locking- devices, such as the projecting ribs a<5>, b<1>. The portion a may extend down to the bottom of the part B.
Patent GB-189723836-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Gas Apparatus for Tramway or similar Locomotion.
Inventor: SNELGROVE WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-10-16
Granted: 1898-08-20
Abstract: 23,836. Snelgrove, W. Oct. 16. Tramway engines.- Consists of gas-supply apparatus for tramway and similar locomotion. The gas is fed to the vehicle, either continuously or intermittently, from a main laid along the whole route. The details of the apparatus may be varied considerably. Figs. 1, 2, and 3 show the main features, and Fig. 2 a plan section. Fig. 1 shows a vertical crosssection, through the conduit in which the gas main 16 is laid Fig. 3 is a section through the feed-pipe 17 on the line A-B, Fig. 1. From the lower part of the car 12 depends the gas feed-pipe 17, which enters the main through a continuous slot 21 above which are inclined flanges 22. In the channel thus formed lies a rope 23 suitably prepared for making the required gas-tight joint. To ensure the rope closing about the feed-pipe and into the slot, rollers 24 are employed. These are carried by a bracket supported by the pipe 17 and are pressed downwards by springs 26.
Patent GB-189808320-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Guards for Circular Saws.
Inventor: WEST FREDERICK JAMES
Filed: 1898-04-07
Granted: 1899-01-28
Abstract: 8320. West, F. J., and Hodges, R. J. April 7. Sawing.-Relates to guards for circular saws. This guard consists of two arc-shaped plates D, D' about the same thickness as the saw. These plates are clamped by thumb-screws F, F<1> passing through slots G, G', to two arms E, E<1> supported by a vertical screwed rod E'. The rod E<2> is supported on the end of a swinging arm I which is supported by a pedestal J fixed on the bench. The plate D is fixed so as to allow the wood N to pass to the saw. A thin side plate M is fixed on the plate D' to afford additional protection. For smaller saws, the rod E<2> is lowered by means of the nuts H, and one of the bolts at F and F<1> is allowed to drop into the notches g' and g. The guard can be removed, when the saw is to be sharpened, by raising the back guard - plate out of the bench slot and swinging the whole back on the arm I.
Patent GB-189808472-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Tent.
Inventor: SHARP JOHN
Filed: 1898-04-09
Granted: 1899-03-04
Abstract: 8472. Sharp, J. April 9. T e n t s.-T h e framework of a tent t consists, as shown in Fig. 1, of two pairs of legs a, a, jointed at a<1>, supporting a roofpiece b. The roof canvas a<3> is wound on one or more spring rollers, and has at the free ends stout laths to which are attached spring rollers carrying the side canvas e. These laths are also o attached to hinged bars c, c. The sides e have along their bottom edges laths which engage with slots in the legs a, a. The back canvas f is attached to the legs a, a by laths, and is buttoned to the sides. The front consists of two similar pieces of canvas, so that a doorway is left between the legs a, a.
Patent GB-189808488-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Axle Boxes for Wagons and other Vehicles.
Inventor: GITTUS CHARLES
Filed: 1898-04-12
Granted: 1898-12-03
Abstract: 8488. G i t t u s, C., and R u x t o n, J. April 12. Axle-boxes.-The sides of the bed A are thickened and receive the weight from the bottom of the plate spring. The grease box L and brass P may be removed without displacing the bolts J, and for this purpose the securing-plate B is made to turn on one of these bolts and when closed the slot C in it passes over the other bolt. Wood blocks E are fitted to take strains from the axle during shunting operations, and dust is excluded from the inner ends of the bearing by papiermache washers G. A removable bottom F is held in place by the bolt R, and may contain an oil chamber fitted with pads for lubricating the underside of the journal, or the chamber may be used in conjunction with the grease-box L.
Patent GB-189813025-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Feed Devices for Centrifugal Separators.
Inventor: HADDAN HERBERT JOHN
Filed: 1898-06-10
Granted: 1898-07-16
Abstract: 13,025. H a d d a n , H. J., [Aktiebolaget Separator]. June 10. Cream separators &c.-The feed is introduced into the body of the milk or other liquid in the drum, so as to avoid the passage through the cream wall, by means of slotted radial ribs or the like which project beyond the inner circumference of the filing-plates.
Patent GB-189814361-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to the Coupling of Alternating Current Dynamos or Alternators and the like.
Inventor: MCMULLEN JOHN ALEXANDER
Filed: 1898-06-29
Granted: 1899-05-27
Abstract: 14,361. McMullen, J. A. June 29. Coupling dynamos.-Alternators have their armatures mounted on hollow shafts B, and are placed so that these shafts are accurately in one line. Each shaft B carries a driving-pulley G. A smaller shaft C, passed through all the hollow shafts, is supported in them, or by bearings D between them, and carries clutches F to connect with any of them. Alternators at the ends of a line may have solid shafts.
Patent GB-189815702-A (GB)
Title: Improved Combined Collar-stud and Tie Holder.
Inventor: KUECK ALBERTO
Filed: 1898-07-18
Granted: 1898-08-20
Abstract: 15,702. K³ck, A. July 18. Studs; necktie retainers. -The shank of a collar stud d terminates in an eye a in which a long link b is loosely pivoted. When in the position shown, the ends of the tie are passed outwardly through the link and can afterwards be tied.
Patent GB-189819376-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Construction of Packing Rings for Pistons and the like.
Inventor: CAPITAINE EMILE
Filed: 1898-09-12
Granted: 1898-10-22
Abstract: 19,376. Capitaine, E. Sept. 12. Drawings to Specification. Pistons.-Relates to divided spring packing-rings. According to the invention, the ring is formed of equal cross-section throughout, but, in order that it shall exert uniform pressure in all directions, it is unequally compressed by hammering or rolling, the compression being greatest opposite the cut and diminishing therefrom gradually towards the ends. The ring is compressed outside or inside according to whether it is desired to contract or expand.
Patent GB-189819392-A (GB)
Title: Method of and Apparatus for Producing Motive Power by Fluid Pressure.
Inventor: BAECKSTROEM CHARLES AXEL
Filed: 1898-09-12
Granted: 1898-11-12
Abstract: 19,392. Bõckstr÷m, C. A. Sept. 12. Turbines actuated by explosive gas. Oil from a reservoir n and compressed air from a reservoir l are mixed in an injector p and pass to a chamber s where the mixture is ignited, the products subsequently expanding in a nozzle t and then driving by their momentum the turbine a. The air is compressed by a pump k driven from the flywheel shaft, which is driven by a wheel and pinion from the turbine shaft. The reservoirs l and n are in communication through a pipe o.
Patent GB-189820597-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Apparatus for Use in Burning Liquid Fuel.
Inventor: WEYGANG CHARLES
Filed: 1898-09-29
Granted: 1898-11-26
Abstract: 20,597. Weygang, C. Sept. 29. Spray burners.-Mineral oil or like fuel contained in a vessel a is raised and sprayed into a furnace or heating-chamber by a jet of steam and air, or air alone, delivered across the mouth of the pipe e from the blast cone f. Water is drawn up from the tank d through the pipe g into the blast cone by the inducing action of the steam or air jet f. The supply pipe for the liquid fuel is fitted with a float valve c.
Patent GB-189822456-A (GB)
Title: Character Supplying Device for Type or Matrix-setting Machines.
Inventor: BURG HUBERT
Filed: 1898-10-25
Granted: 1898-12-10
Abstract: 22,456. Burg, H. Oct. 25. Type, setting.-Relates to the means for supplying types to the channels of the composing-apparatus described in Specification No. 18,718, A.D. 1896. Fig. 1 shows an arrangement with inclined type channels, and Fig. 4 one in which the channels are horizontal or only slightly inclined. On the bottom 1 of the type-channel, Fig. 1, and between its sides 2, 3 slides a bar 4 operated by a friction piece 5 on a shaft 6 and by gravity. The end of the bar 4 is rounded or inclined, so as to pack the types in the channel as they fall over it. In Fig. 4, the bar 4<1> is reciprocated in the channel 1<1>, 2<1>, 3<1>, and is formed with an inclined guide-channel 9, 10 for the types passing-from the pivoted channel or guide 12.
Patent GB-189905715-A (GB)
Title: Method and Apparatus for Tunneling.
Inventor: CARPENTER BENJAMIN FOWLER
Filed: 1899-03-16
Granted: 1900-02-17
Abstract: 5715. Carpenter, B. F., and Fowler, C. N. March 16. Tunnelling.-Tunnels are constructed under streets and open spaces, without disturbing the surface, by supporting the surface material from above during the excavation and erection of the underground supports. Longitudinal or transverse timbers, girders, &c. B rest directly on the ground or on supports outside the line of work, and rods C attached thereto are passed through holes in the ground to frames, girders, plates, &c. T, over and around which poling boards or other supports for the earth and roadway may be placed. Gas and water mains &c. are suspended in the same way during the work, and also various appliances used, such as a rope way for dealing with the spoil. Street traffic may be carried on continuously by a bridge which may be laid on girders D deeper than the supporting-girders and resting on the ground. The pavement and concrete bed of a roadway is maintained entire and serves to support the sides of the road, building, &c. directly or with the aid of timbers. The holes through which the rods C are passed are filled to prevent ingress of water, and when the rods are withdrawn the holes serve for the introduction of asphalt, cement, &c. to form a waterproof layer over the tunnel, sufficient space being provided by removable boards between the lining and pavement. The holes and rods also aid the survey and direction of the work. Temporary mains and conduits may @ laid on the road under the bridge or elsewhere, and connected by goose necks with the mains &c. encountered underground, so as to leave dead sections which may be removed. Several arrangements are described for carrying out the various operations indicated. Fig. 1 shows a wide street with the tunnel completed on the left-hand side and in construction on the right-hand side, leaving the centre to be removed with timbering or other supports from the completed portion. Fig. 8 shows a sewer construction under open ground, the frame T being made in two parts with holes u round its edge through which poling boards are driven, but modified forms are also described.
Patent GB-189907617-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bed and Cot Frames.
Inventor: FURNESS MARY ANNETTE
Filed: 1899-04-11
Granted: 1899-05-13
Abstract: 7617. Furness, M. A., and Ellis, M. J. April 11. Bedsteads and cots.-The legs c of a bedstead telescope into the pillars a, and are fixed at any height by a set-screw or spring catch engaging holes or ratchet notches therein. The end and side frames are removable and capable of folding, the uprights being all jointed to the horizontals. Two of the uprights h drop into holes in the angle-irons, and the top bar has eyes engaging the screws on which the knobs k are fixed, Fig. 7. For connecting a cot to the bedstead the side bar of a cot is fitted with two pivoted spring-actuated hooks l, which engage under the side angle-irons of the bedstead. The pillars a are stayed to the side angle-irons by diagonals.
Patent GB-189908685-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Roberval Balances.
Inventor: BOCKSTAEL EMILE
Filed: 1899-04-25
Granted: 1900-03-10
Abstract: 8685. Bockstael, E. April 25. Roberval's balance type.-The central abutment against which the counter beam bears is formed of two pieces 6, 7, which slide into a groove 8 formed in the platform. The abutment is adjusted by means of a templet, a stud on which is inserted into one of the holes 10 for the beam supports. One of the abutment pieces is then inserted into the groove until it touches the end of the templet, which is then removed, and the second abutment piece is inserted. The upper parts of the knifeedge holders 13 are made of steel, so that they can be used as bearings.
Patent GB-189912361-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Carbonating Apparatus.
Inventor: BOYLE DAVID
Filed: 1899-06-14
Granted: 1899-07-29
Abstract: 12,361. Boyle, D. June 14. AÙrating liquids.-Water and other liquids are aÙrated in a cylinder a, Fig. 1, through which passes a revolving shaft c on which are fixed a number of inclined blades or paddles d<1> and perforated cups d<3> alternating with each other. The water &c. enters by the coil g, which passes through a refrigerating-tank g<3> and terminates in a valve casing g<1>, the valve in which is operated by a float valve g<2>. From the casing g<1> the liquid flows through a pipe e which terminates in a rose e' situated in the upper part of the cylinder a. The gas is supplied from cylinders f<1> to a pipe f, from which a number of short pipes f<4> enter the cylinder a. k, k<2> are draw-off pipes, and h is a level and temperature indicator. The shaft a has a worm p on its upper end which serves to operate a venting-valve m on the cylinder a. In the modification shown in Fig. 4, the cylinder a is replaced by a rectangular chamber q in which are a number of horizontal shafts q<2> with dashers q<1> mounted on them, these shafts being operated by bevel gearing from a shaft r on the upper end of which is a cam t for operating the venting-valve m. The cups d<3>, Fig. 1, are replaced by perforated troughs s.
Patent GB-189916486-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Method of and Apparatus for Hop Drying.
Inventor: BLACKIE ALFRED
Filed: 1899-08-14
Granted: 1900-06-09
Abstract: 16,486. Blackie, A. Aug. 14. Drying-kilns.-Relates to hop-drying kilns of the kind described in Specification No. 7087, A.D. 1898. The floor, in the case of a circular kiln, is fitted with radial and circumferential wooden strips 2, so as to prevent the upward escape of heat at the edges of the frames 4. The centre 7 of the floor is provided with a trap 8 to allow the heated air to escape rapidly when desired. Handles 5 are placed at the ends of the frames, to allow them to be manipulated by means of cords 9 arranged as shown or in similar ways.
Patent GB-189918223-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Drilling Machine, specially applicable for Drilling the Wire Holes in the Sides of Sieves, Riddles, and the like.
Inventor: ATKINSON JAME HENRY
Filed: 1899-09-09
Granted: 1900-08-11
Abstract: 18,223. Atkinson, J. H. Sept. 9. Drilling.-A machine, specially applicable for drilling holes in the cylindrical wooden frame of sieves, riddles, &c., to receive the wires, has a frame a on which travels a table c. Another tahle f travels at right-angles on the table c, and carries a turntable h. The work k is held centrally, and also pressed down, by arms t, with serrated outer ends, and having their inner ends pivoted to a sleeve r sliding on a stud o in the centre of the turntable. The arms are connected by links v to lugs w on the turntable. The stud is screwed to receive a hand-nut p which spreads the arms against the action of a spring s. The turntable, which can be locked in any desired number of angular positions, has in its lower surface recesses y which can drop over projections on the table f to lower the turntable, and thus allow rows of holes to be drilled at two different levels. The table c is drawn forwards by a weighted cord, but is held by a spring latch 3 engaging a pin rack 1 on the frame. When the table f is drawn back from the drill spindle l after drilling a hole, a dependent lug 8 on it strikes a spring pin 6, Fig. 4, on the table c, and causes it to engage the previously-engaged rack pin 13 and release the bevelled end of the latch, allowing the table c to move slightly forwards, When the table f is moved towards the spindle to drill the next hole, the pin 6 releases both the pin 13 and the latch. allowing the table to move forwards by the remainder of the pitch of the rack pins, the latch engaging the next pin. Racks of different pitches are used for different meshes. The latch can be withdrawn by a knob 5 when the table is to be moved by hand.