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Patent GB-2533864-A (GB)
Title: Integral type fireproof lamp for covering thermal insulating cotton
Inventor: WEN-HSIN CHAO
IPC: F21S8/02
Filed: 2015-12-29
Abstract: A fireproof lamp includes a fireproof shade 10, a lamp body 20, an LED light board 30, a lens 40, a frame 50, and an LED adapter 60. In use heat produced by the LED light board is transmitted to the lamp body and the fireproof shade. The lower end of the lamp body transmits the heat, and the upper end of the fireproof shade dissipates heat quickly to decrease the temperature of the LED. The components of the fireproof lamp have a heat radiating function so that the fireproof lamp does not need to have a heat sink. The fireproof lamp uses metallic material that can tolerate a high temperature to form a closed chamber to isolate the fire source from thermal insulation above a ceiling in which the lamp is mounted.
Patent GB-2540843-A (GB)
Title: A package for a semiconductor device
Inventor: CHRISTOPHER J SCHMIT
IPC: H05K5/06
Filed: 2016-04-29
Abstract: A package 11 for a semiconductor device or circuit comprises a semiconductor switch module 12 having a metallic base 10 on an exterior side and metallic pads 57 on an opposite side, a sealed metallic enclosure 61 holds the semiconductor switch module, the metallic enclosure has a set of dielectric regions 65 with embedded or pass-through electrical terminals 50 that are electrically insulated or isolated from the sealed metallic enclosure, the electrical terminals are electrically connected to the metallic pads; a metallic bridging connection 14 fills and hydraulically seals the gap between the base and enclosure. The metallic bridging connection may be formed using bonding, sintering, fusing or welding processes or by ultrasonic or laser processes. The base may comprise parallel grooves or channels 151. A lid 38 (Figure 1) and seal framework may be secured to a housing (20) which holds the metallic enclosure. A fluid coolant channel 26 (Figure 1) may be included in a chamber between the lid and the housing.
Patent GB-2550328-A (GB)
Title: A gas pressure regulator
Inventor: John Christopher Cowles
IPC: F17C13/04
Filed: 2016-05-10
Abstract: A gas pressure regulator comprises a high pressure inlet and a regulator mechanism 1 which is arranged to receive high pressure gas via the high pressure inlet 2, and deliver gas at a regulated pressure to a regulated pressure outlet 3. The regulator comprises a regulator element and a rotatable member that rotates to move the regulator element, thereby adjusting the regulated pressure. A gauge 4 is arranged to receive high pressure gas and display a measured reading of the pressure of the high pressure gas is also provided along with a regulated pressure indicator which is arranged to display a regulated pressure value related to the degree of rotation of the rotary mechanism. The regulator mechanism has a gear chain between the rotatable member and the indicator so that it requires multiple rotations of the rotatable member to move the regulator element through its full range of movement.
Patent GB-2540027-A (GB)
Title: System and method for joint inversion of bed boundaries and petrophysical properties from borehole logs
Inventor: HAMED CHOK
IPC: E21B47/00
Filed: 2016-05-13
Abstract: Systems and methods for optimizing bed boundary locations and prediction of associated petrophysical property values of a wellbore in a reservoir formation are disclosed. To optimize bed boundary locations and predict petrophysical property values, a process can be used in which a high resolution wellbore log is used to get an initial estimate of boundary positions. The initial estimate can then be used to constrain a joint optimization of bed positions and associated petrophysical property values. Such a process automates both the generation of a single set of boundaries that are common to all measurements and the prediction of petrophysical properties via joint inversion. The same inversion process can be used to derive quality indicators on the corrected bed boundary locations and the petrophysical property values. The petrophysical properties may relate to bed density, bed porosity, gamma ray data, spectral gamma ray data, photoelectric absorption factor, elemental composition, neutron capture cross section or acoustic velocity
Patent GB-2541294-A (GB)
Title: Vehicle display and mirror
Inventor: Adil Nizam Siddiqui
IPC: B60R1/12
Filed: 2016-07-22
Abstract: An information display system 22 for a vehicle 10 designed to replace a side or rear view mirror (Fig. 1, 12) comprising an interface, such as trans-reflective or dielectric glass, supported on the side of a vehicle and configured to display the output from a camera 14, and a controller 30 configured to detect a display anomaly and, in response, stop displaying the camera output and move e.g. rotate or tilt the reflective interface to a predetermined position to increase the field of view associated with the side of the vehicle and reflected by the interface to the driver and thus provide a view of the exterior side panel or blind spot. Distortion of the video may be detected by image processing or algorithms to detect a blockage of the camera or brightness being less than a threshold. The information display system 22 may be attached to the A-pillar 26 of a car 10 and configured to permit the interface to access the output from the camera 14 in response to activation of the turn signal or display other information such as GPS mapping, fuel levels, tire pressure, radio or weather information when not being used as a mirror replacement.
Patent GB-2544584-A (GB)
Title: Magnetic bracket
Inventor: EMILY BROOKE
IPC: B62J6/04
Filed: 2016-08-04
Abstract: A bracket for attachment to an elongate member preferably the handlebars or the seat post of a bike - comprises a clamping means to clamp the bracket to the elongate member and an attachment means for attaching an object preferably a bike light - to the bracket, and wherein the attachment means comprises a magnet 19. The magnet 19 preferably being received in a cup 20 which is moulded in the bracket, and wherein the cup 20 is preferably formed of ferritic stainless steel having a 2mm thickness. It is also taught that the cup 20 may comprise a plurality of recesses (10a-d, Fig 1a), preferably two pairs, each pair provided orthogonal to the other. Complementary projections (16a-b, Fig 3b) may also be provided on the bike light to be held by the bracket, the interaction of the projections (16a-b, Fig 3b) and recesses (10a-d, Fig 1a) allowing the light to be held in a number of fixed orientations. A further claim is also provided of a method of attaching an object to an elongate member using the bracket.
Patent GB-2541305-A (GB)
Title: Aluminium striking tools
Inventor: Joshua D West
IPC: B25D1/12
Filed: 2014-12-31
Abstract: Striking tools are disclosed that include an aluminum head. Striking surfaces may be securely attached to the head by a bushing or other means. In this way, light weight striking tools may be made with greater durability.
Patent GB-2538927-A (GB)
Title: Methods and apparatus to identify media using hash keys
Inventor: DANIEL NELSON
IPC: H04N21/84
Filed: 2014-12-01
Abstract: Methods and apparatus are disclosed to identify media using hash keys. An example method involves when a first metered hash key does not match a first reference hash key, generating, with a processor, an error level using a bitwise comparison of the first metered hash key and a second reference hash key corresponding to a second metered hash key. When the error level satisfies a threshold, the example method involves obtaining, with a processor, media reference data stored in association with the second reference hash key, and storing, with a processor, the media reference data in association with the first metered hash key.
Patent GB-2554909-A (GB)
Title: Dexterity assessment
Inventor: Jonathan Rees
IPC: A61B5/11
Filed: 2016-10-13
Abstract: An assessment of e.g. surgeons dexterity uses linear 4 and/or angular 5 accelerometers, possibly on an arm band 1, at a subjects arm location e.g. the elbow or above the scrub-line. Acceleration signal analysis at processor 7, 11 identifies discrete movements, for each of which a kinetic energy is estimated via a model stored in memory 6, 12. A measure of dexterity is formed in dependence on the kinetic energies. The dexterity measure may be a count of movement energies above, below or between predetermined thresholds, possibly decided based upon e.g. a surgical task to be performed. The model stores the mass and inertia about a rotation axis of e.g. the forearm, from which the energies are estimated, the accelerometer location being known or input. Discrete movement events may be identified by vector summation of acceleration data, producing velocity data analysed to identify the starts and ends of movements.
Patent GB-2553160-A (GB)
Title: Emulsions containing at least one special preservative combination
Inventor: MELANIE RAUSCHENBERG
IPC: C11D3/48
Filed: 2016-12-09
Abstract: Cosmetic agent, containing in a cosmetically acceptable carrier: at least one emulsifier; at least one compound selected from an oil, a wax, an ester, or mixtures thereof; at least one preservative mixture, where the preservative mixture is selected from the group of chloroxylenol and phenoxyisopropanol, undecylenic acid and formic acid, phenoxyisopropanol and piroctone olamine, phenoxyisopropanol and formic acid, sulfite(s) and hexetidine, ethyl lauroyl arginate and formic acid, ethyl lauroyl arginate and chloroxylenol, hexetidine and benzyl alcohol, hexetidine and chloroxylenol, hexetidine and piroctone olamine, hexetidine and chlorophenesin, hexetidine and formic acid and mixtures thereof. Also claimed is the use of at least one preservative mixture as defined above from preserving cleansing compositions in the form of emulsions.
Patent GB-2558591-A (GB)
Title: Vehicle keyless entry systems
Inventor: Hester Corne
IPC: G07C9/00
Filed: 2017-01-09
Abstract: Disclosed is a control module which detects whether a signal has been boosted by a booster 24 by comparing a received signal strength at the vehicle to a predetermined threshold value. For example, a relay attack may be determined if the system detects a signal stronger that what was originally transmitted. The method of detecting a relay attack comprises: sending a passive entry communication signal from a transmitter 16 within the vehicle; receiving the passive entry communication signal from the transmitter at a receiver 20 within the vehicle; comparing the signal strength of the received passive entry communication signal to a predetermined threshold signal strength value and determining a relay attack in the event that the received signal strength exceeds the predetermined threshold signal strength value. The system may further send a notification to a key device 12 or a cloud based alarm system upon detection of a relay attack.
Patent GB-2551619-A (GB)
Title: Methods and systems for controlled wireless distribution of data for use at a location without reliable wireless connectivity
Inventor: KENNETH W DOUROS
IPC: H04W72/12
Filed: 2017-04-19
Abstract: A method and apparatus for wirelessly transmitting data to be utilized at an incident area with unreliable connectivity. A remote computer (figure 1, 102) defines a prioritized list of data items 401 for transmission to a plurality of portable electronic devices (figure 1, 101) for use at the incident area (figure 6, 615). The computer predicts a first amount of data 407 that can be transferred to a first device before loss of reliable connectivity, and selects a first data item 411 for the first device based on priority, data item size and said first amount of data. The computer transmits said data item to said device to be shared with at least one other device (figure 8, 807) upon arrival of the devices at the incident area. The computer may select further items to send to further devices based on further predicted amounts of data for each device. Oversized data items (figure 9, 901) may be split into partial data items (figure 9, 917 and 919) and recombined (figure 9, 923) when devices share data.
Patent GB-2561864-A (GB)
Title: Improvements related to the disinfecting of an air space
Inventor: ROBERT WILSON
IPC: B01D47/02
Filed: 2017-04-25
Abstract: A portable device 12 for removing water-soluble disinfectant from air wherein the device comprises a water reservoir 128 and means for drawing air (e.g. a fan) 132 into contact with water from the water reservoir. The device is configured to remove water-soluble disinfectant from at least 0.5m3 of air per minute. In one embodiment, the device comprises a base 112 for location on a support surface and an outlet (116, fig. 1) for removal of liquid from the liquid reservoir following use. Preferably the device comprises a purification chamber 130, at least one water retention formation for retaining water (e.g. a pall ring) 142 within the purification chamber, and a pump 134. Also claimed is a method of disinfecting a space by distributing a water-soluble disinfectant throughout the space, and drawing air from the space into contact with water from the water reservoir.
Patent GB-2565032-A (GB)
Title: Moulding procedure to incorporate flag material within a tubular spine for full visibility flag
Inventor: GEOFFREY JAMES DOBBERSON
IPC: G09F17/00
Filed: 2017-04-27
Abstract: A method of producing a flag is disclosed where a round mould (A, figure 1) longer than the intended width of the flag to be produced is brushed with release agent which after drying is coated with a layer of Gelcoat, onto which is laid the edge of the flag to be treated (figure 2). The mould may then be rotated up to two times so as to wrap the flag material around it (figure 2a). A thin layer of gel coat is then applied to the material touching the mould (figure 2b) and when set the mould is removed leaving a flag with a rigid tubular spine comprising the flag material and gel coat combined. The rigid spine may be slid onto a flag staff and secured by means of stopper F and movable fitting G. When moulding the flag around the mould, discs (C) may be attached to the mould so as to provide flat surfaces to the ends of the flag. The edge of the flag opposite the staff may have pockets K into which a rod J may be inserted so as to spread the flag. The flag may be specifically used as a warning flag at motor sports events.
Patent GB-2577024-A (GB)
Title: Using headset movement for compression
Inventor: IAN DOIDGE
IPC: H04N19/164
Filed: 2017-06-09
Abstract: A first method comprises receiving movement direction information from a wearable headset, for example a head mounted display HMD. The direction information has a trailing position and a leading position. If the direction of movement is on an arc 45, the display data which forms the trailing portion 46 is compressed relative to the leading portion data 47. The size of the trailing and leading portions may change on a frame to frame basis. A second method comprises receiving from a headset speed of movement information and if the speed is above a minimum threshold, compressing the display data by an amount based on the speed above the minimum threshold (figure 6). A third method comprises a HMD which determines if movement is both on an arc and above a minimum threshold, and when it is, sends the information to a host device.
Patent GB-2554243-A (GB)
Title: Manufacturing method of silicone-coated glove
Inventor: HAE SOO LEE
IPC: D06M11/77
Filed: 2015-07-09
Abstract: The present invention relates to a manufacturing method of a silicone-coated glove and, more specifically, to a manufacturing method of a coated glove, the method comprising: a knitting step (S100) of forming a glove; a water-repellency treatment solution preparation step (S200) of forming a water-repellency treatment solution by diluting a silicone-containing water-repellent agent for fabrics with water; a water-repellency treatment solution dipping step (S300) of dipping the knitted glove in the water-repellency treatment solution; a water-repellent coating formation step (S400) of forming, on a fabric layer (10) of the glove, a water-repellent coating (20) containing silicone by dehydrating the glove dipped in the water-repellency treatment solution and then drying the glove at 80-180°C; a dipping step (S500) of forming a silicone coating (30) by dipping the glove having the water-repellent coating (20) in a silicone coating solution; and a drying step of hardening the glove having the silicone coating (30). Thus, a silicone-coated glove (1), harmless to the human body and having excellent cold- and heat-resistance, can be put to practical and commercial use and ultimately be used for work in pharmaceutical companies, cold storages or the like and be particularly suitable for use as a fire-resistant glove.
Patent GB-2572584-A (GB)
Title: Control method and apparatus
Inventor: HOWARD SISWICK
IPC: B60R25/24
Filed: 2018-04-04
Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a controller for controlling operation of an access control device 2 for a vehicle 3. The access control device 2 is selectively operable in a first operating mode and a second operating mode. The access control device 2 is in a limited response mode when operating in the first operating mode. The controller includes a processor and memory. The processor is configured to determine a position of the access control device 2 and to generate a control signal for activating the first operating mode, the limited response mode. The control signal is generated in dependence on the determined position of the access control device. The controller may be provided in the access control device or within a vehicle or other base station unit. The limited response mode can include a sleep mode, a reduced duty cycle mode, or a periodically active mode. The use of a limited response mode reduces power consumption of the access control device, saving battery power. The position of the access control device may be compared to designated areas that may be stored in memory. The location of designated areas may be set based upon usage of the access control device.
Patent GB-2563993-A (GB)
Title: Wireless terminal and communication control method
Inventor: RYOKICHI ONISHI
IPC: H04W72/02
Filed: 2018-05-08
Abstract: A wireless terminal, comprises a congestion determination module 13, which evaluates a congestion state of wireless resources based on a communication state of other terminals intercepted during executing an intercept mode, and a communication execution module 12, which executes a transmission mode in which the wireless terminal performs transmission and reception without executing the intercept mode when the congestion determination module 13 evaluates that an off-time has set in. The congestion determination module 13 may evaluate that an off-time has set in when throughput of data communication 131 is equal to or larger than a threshold or when a ratio of the number of utilized channels to a total number of channels 132 is equal to or lower than a utilization ratio threshold. By these means, applications that do not require real-time performance can transmit and receive communications during off-times when there is surplus of wireless resources.
Patent GB-2565181-A (GB)
Title: Pressure sensor element with glass barrier material configured for increased capacitive response
Inventor: BRIAN K HANLEY
IPC: G01R27/26
Filed: 2018-05-11
Abstract: A capacitive sensor apparatus 400, for sensing pressure, comprising a rigid insulator plate/substrate 402, a first electrode 410 on the rigid plate, a deformable insulator plate/diaphragm 404 opposite the rigid plate with a second electrode 412 on the deformable plate and facing the first electrode, an air gap 414 of less than 15 micrometers between the first and second electrodes and a glass barrier 416 between the first and second electrodes. The insulator plates may be made of ceramic materials. In an undeformed state the capacitance may be between about 5pF and 5pF, and the capacitance change when deflected to a maximally deformed state may be between 0.5pF and 40pF. There may be a boundary glass layer 406 between the substrate and diaphragm forming a void 408 in which the electrodes and air gap are found.
Patent GB-2565722-A (GB)
Title: Frost protection machine fixed support with side extending plate at bottom
Inventor: LILI DONG
IPC: F16M11/22
Filed: 2017-04-21
Abstract: Disclosed is a frost protection machine fixed support with a side extending plate at the bottom comprising a frost protection machine (1), a connecting support (2), and a pedestal (3); the connecting support (2) is composed of an anti-tilting guide barrel (21), a fixed pillar (22), a rib plate (23), and a connecting plate (24); the pedestal (3) consists of a pedestal plate (31), a side extending adjusting rod (32), a pedestal bolt (33), and the side extending plate (36); and the pedestal bolt (33) is used for fixing the connecting support (2) and the pedestal (3); and the side extending adjusting rod (32) is used for driving and fixing the side extending plate (36). Through use of the pedestal plate (31) and the side extending plate (36), the capabilities to resist horizontal torsion and tilting of the frost prevention machine column are improved, the working reliability of the frost prevention machine (1) is increased, and the problems of generation of a gap between the soil and the upright column under effects such as small-diameter deep hole excavation and working vibration of the frost prevention machine and stability are prevented. Due to use of the connecting support (2), a standard pipe is used to replace a traditional non-standard pipe, greatly saving on material costs. The frost prevention machine fixed support relieves the labour intensity in installation of the frost prevention machine, reduces the cost, improves the installation efficiency and the economic benefit, and also facilitates transportation and storage of the frost prevention machine.
Patent GB-2580894-A (GB)
Title: Method of operating genset system
Inventor: ANDREW WILLIAM BLACK
IPC: H02J3/38
Filed: 2019-01-16
Abstract: A method of operating a genset system having multiple gensets 102, 104, 106 includes determining an operational status of each genset from the multiple gensets by a controller 132, identifying gensets having the operational status as running, determining whether an associated circuit breaker 118, 120, 122 is closed for each of the identified gensets, determining whether the gensets for which the associated circuit breaker is closed are connected to a utility supply 130, determining a priority ranking for an associated neutral earth contactor 112, 114, 116 of each genset not connected to the utility supply 130. The priority ranking is based at least on an operational status of the corresponding genset. The method further includes controlling the genset system such that the neutral earth contactor corresponding to highest priority ranking remains closed. The priority ranking may be based on a size of the neutral earth contactor.