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Patent EC-SP10010586-A (EC)
Title: Sistema de envase; envase, botella, vaso o copa, en dos cuerpos
Inventor: CAMPANA APOLO FERNANDO DAVID
Filed: 2010-10-30
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a un sistema de envase, botella, vaso o copa que goza ampliamente de estas cualidades, con lo que podemos describir que este nuevo envase se lo puede reutilizar como tal, así mismo, se lo puede transportar y exhibir de cualquiera de sus dos bases, pero su verdadero uso se lo hace asentado sobre base más delgada, para que así conserve mejor la esencia del contenido en la parte superior ancha, por lo tanto mejore el sabor y olor del contenido a llevar, guardar y exhibir.Envase que puede estar hecho de diversos materiales, para la cual las partes funcionales de la botella se han invertido de posición, en donde el fondo de la botella, ahora funciona y trabaja como boca del envase y además aloja una tapa, y la boca de la botella ahora funciona y trabaja como fondo de este envase, además a la boca se la ha modificado exteriormente para que funcione como pie de copa. A este envase se lo puede presentar, exhibir o transportar en posición de copa o en posición de botella, desempeñando su trabajo principal asentado sobre su base más delgada. Haciendo de este nuevo envase apto para el consumo de bebidas alcohólicas, no alcohólicas, así como para alimentos y aspectos ornamentales y ante todo el envase es reutilizable cuantas veces permita el material con que ha sido construido.
Patent EC-SP11010748-A (EC)
Title: Antagonistas específicos del receptor fgf-r4
Inventor: BLANCHE FRANCIS
IPC: A61K35/00
Filed: 2011-01-07
Abstract: La presente invención tiene por objeto moléculas antagonistas específicas del receptor FGF-R4 que permiten inhibir la actividad de este receptor. Estos antagonistas son en particular anticuerpos dirigidos de manera específica contra el receptor FGF-R4, que permiten inhibir la actividad de este receptor. La presente invención tiene igualmente por objeto la utilización terapéutica de estos anticuerpos, en particular en el dominio de la angiogénesis y en el tratamiento de ciertos tipos de cáncer.
Patent EE-200000027-A (EE)
Inventor: GOTTHARD KITTELMANN
IPC: A47L9/02
Filed: 2000-02-16
Abstract: The telescopic suction tube has the axially sliding inner telescopic tube (12) provided with ratchet notches (13), engaged by a corresponding ratchet element (23), provided by a tongue (19) which fits into a seating (18) in a guide sleeve (15) fitted to the outer telescopic tube (11), with at least part of the axial length of the guide sleeve located within the outer telescopic tube. The ratchet element is provided at the free end (20) of the tongue, which is attached to the seating at the opposite end (21), acted on by an operating element (28).
Patent EG-26213-A (EG)
Title: Method for heating a low-nox glass furnace having high heat transfer
Inventor: ROUCHY PATRICE
IPC: C03B5/235
Filed: 2010-08-02
Granted: 2013-04-28
Abstract: A method of heating molten glass using a furnace including side walls including transverse burners and fitted with regenerators. At least one transverse burner is supplied with oxidant including less than 30 vol % oxygen and with fuel such that the ratio of the impulse of the oxidant to the impulse of the fuel ranges from 5 to 13. This method of operation provides excellent heat transfer to the glass and creates little pollution.
Patent GB-189704227-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture of Caustic Soda or Caustic Potash, from Carbonate of Soda or Carbonate of Potash.
Filed: 1897-02-16
Granted: 1897-11-20
Abstract: 4227. Ryan, T., Dyson, A., and United Alkali Co. Feb. 16. Alkaline hydrates.-Relates to improvements in the process described in Specification No. 4364, A.D. 1882, for obtaining caustic alkali from a mixture of oxide of iron and alkaline carbonate. A charge of oxide of iron is heated in a Mactear or equivalent furnace, and a solution of alkaline carbonate is constantly stirred in. The mass may be heated in this furnace to drive off the carbonic acid and form the ferrite, or may be removed to a second furnace for such process. The caustic alkali is afterwards dissolved out, and the precipitate of oxide of iron again employed with carbonate solution.
Patent GB-189704255-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Attachments for use with Drawing Boards, Notice Boards, Writing Desks, and the like.
Inventor: SIMPSON ROBERT JOHN
Filed: 1897-02-17
Granted: 1898-01-15
Abstract: 4255. Simpson, R. J. Feb. 17. Leaf-holders.-An appliance for holding down drawing-paper, canvas, newspapers, blotting-pads, &c. upon drawing-boards, notice-boards, tables, desks, and the like. The board or the like is formed with grooves b, which are undercut or are partly covered by strips a of metal, hard wood, vulcanite, or the like. In these grooves are inserted the ends of curved spring strips c which are laid upon the paper &c. to be secured. In modified forms, the ends of the spring strips are adapted to clip the sides of the board or table &c., and are fitted with fastening-devices ; or one end may be retained in a groove and the other suitably fastened.
Patent GB-189707217-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Manipulating Devices for Attaching and Removing Incandescent Lamps.
Inventor: DUNN JOSEPH JAMES
Filed: 1897-03-19
Granted: 1897-05-29
Abstract: 7217. Dunn, J. J. March 19. Reachers or long-arms.- Figs. 1 and 2 show an appliance for removing electric lamps from, or replacing them in, their sockets or holders. The rod or pole I is tubular, and may be made in sections connected, when required, after the manner of the joints of a fishing rod. To the upper end of this rod is connected a flexible tubular shaft H which allows of bending to suit the position of the lamp to be removed or replaced. To this flexible shaft H is connected a socket-piece D to which is pivoted a pair of ring- shaped jaws C, C lined with some soft material. To these jaws are pivoted links E, E jointed to a rod F pressed upwards by a spring G and having attached to its lower end a cord K. By pulling on this cord the jaws are drawn inwards to grip the lamp. By pulling on a second cord S the shaft H is bent, as shown in Fig. 2, by means of levers D and Q. The upper portion can be held at any desired inclination by securing the collar R by means of nuts.
Patent GB-189708160-A (GB)
Title: A Protecting Band for Pneumatic Tyres of Cycles and other Vehicles.
Inventor: GOLBY FREDERICK WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-03-30
Granted: 1897-05-22
Abstract: 8160. Golby, F. W., [Odehnal, R.]. March 30. Tyres, pneunwtic, preveuting puncture of. Between the air tube c and the cover b is placed a protecting - band consistmg of a girth a which has leather or other layers d secured to it. There may be several layers d, d', as indicated in section in Fig. 2, each of which may occupy either the whole or only part of the width of the band.
Patent GB-189710435-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Curtain Poles.
Inventor: SCHENKER FRANCIS
Filed: 1897-04-27
Granted: 1897-05-29
Abstract: 10,435. Schenker, r. April 27. Curtains, drawing and suspending.-The pole is made with a hole a and slot a<1>, Fig. 1, or the metallic pole, Fig. 6, is made with a slot. Curtain hooks B, Fig. 7, are hung on the axle of a pair of tolls c', c<2>, c, Figs. 3, 5, and 6, which run inside the pole. The rolls may be formed of two discs with shanks one of which fits in the other. The pole is provided with end caps or plugs D.
Patent GB-189713947-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Oil Cans.
Inventor: KAYE JIM WAINWRIGHT
Filed: 1897-06-08
Granted: 1898-04-09
Abstract: 13,947. Kaye, J. W. June 8. Lubricating-cans.- Relates to bottleshaped cans. The tube G, by which air is admitted to the can A when inverted, communicates with the chamber D, formed in the cover B, and having a vent-hole H.
Patent GB-189716791-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Machine for Grinding Cast Steel Balls.
Inventor: KAPPLER CARL ROBERT
Filed: 1887-07-15
Granted: 1887-12-04
Abstract: 16,791. Kappler, C. R., and Schunk, K. F. July 15. Surfacing and polishing balls of cast steel. The balls are placed between a fised ring c and a cone m, rotating in the opposite direction to, and at a lower speed than, the emery disc g. The cone is mounted upon a sleeve connected to a balance lever.
Patent GB-189719258-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Saddle Bars.
Inventor: WILLIAMS JAMES
Filed: 1897-08-20
Granted: 1897-10-02
Abstract: 19,258. Williams, J., and Lawton, C. Aug. 20. Stirrup s t r a p s, suspending. - T h e spring b, bent as shown, is contained in a recess a in the bar B. The recess is open only at the rear end and where the lower end of the latch A enters it.
Patent GB-189722408-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Mechanical Joints for Vehicle-frames.
Inventor: POPE ALBERT AUGUSTUS
Filed: 1897-09-30
Granted: 1897-11-20
Abstract: 22,408. Pope, A. A. Sept. 30. Joints, tubular. Relates to joints or connecting- means whereby the members of bicycle or other vehicle frames may be detachably secured together. Fig. 2 shows one form of joint; the bracket or lug d is provided with a projecting socket c tapered internally to receive the tapered end of the frame member f, which may be strengthened by a liner h. A collar or sleeve e, e<2>, threaded to screw on to the socket c, is shaped to engage a split or other ring i placed in a groove in the end of the tube. When the sleeve is screwed on to the socket the parts are drawn tightly together. Fig. 3 shows a modification in which the meeting-ends k, l of the tube and socket are serrated or otherwise formed to interlock. The ring i, which forms a shoulder for engaging the sleeve e, may be dispensed with, and an opposite-handed screw thread or other means substituted. The joints may also be used in cases where solid frame members are used.
Patent GB-189725806-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Fog Signal for Railways.
Inventor: HOHNRODT OSCAR
Filed: 1897-11-06
Granted: 1898-08-06
Abstract: 25,806. Hohnrodt, O. Nov. 6. Signals on engines indicators and repeaters, signal.-A treadle-bar a with h inclined ends is mounted on pivoted links b on the permanent way, and is connected to the ordinary signal-operating mechanism, so that, when the signal is at danger,' the bar is held in the raised position, shown in full lines, by its counterweight e, but, when the signal is put to 'safety,' the bar is lowered into the position shown in dotted lines. In the latter position, the bar is inoperative, but when in its raised position it is adapted to trip the lever g on the engine, and so actuate, through the chain j, the miniature semaphore l and sound a bell to call the attention of the driver. When the driver receives a warning signal in this way, he stops the train over the next bar, which, when lowered, also lowers the arm l. The lever g is forked at its lower end and provided with a roller h. The invention is applicable as a fog signal.
Patent GB-189726284-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Brazeless Joints for the Tubular Junctions of the, Frames and other Parts of Velocipedes and Motor or like Vehicles.
Inventor: PUGH JOHN VERNON
Filed: 1897-11-11
Granted: 1898-09-17
Abstract: 26,284. Pugh, J. V. Nov. 11. Motor road vehicles. -Relates to brazeless joints for the frames of velocipedes and motor or like vehicles. Fig. 1 shows the upper head lug of a bicycle. The tube b is strengthened at its end by a liner e, and the two tubes slit in one or more places, a conical screwed hole being formed in each slit. The tube is placed in its socket a<2>, and secured therein by screwing tapered bolts d through holes in the socket into the conical holes in the tubes, thereby expanding the latter till they grip the socket. When the tube fits over the socket, the liner is placed over the tube and the socket slotted &c. as above. In a modification, the tube is screwed into its socket, and is additionally secured by tapered bolts as before.
Patent GB-189800372-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cruets.
Inventor: JENKINSON THOMAS EDWARD
Filed: 1898-01-06
Granted: 1898-11-19
Abstract: 372. Jenkinson, T. E. Jan. 6. Cruets and condiment receptacles.-Relates to a cruet made in three sections which when fitted together take the form of a bottle. In the form shown in Fig. 2, the lower sections b, a contain salt and mustard, and the upper section f pepper. These sections have rabbeted joints at c, and the two lower sections have notches e to receive the handles of spoons. The pepper box f has a perforated top g and a stoppered aperture h through which it can be filled. If the cruet is made of metal, the aperture h is dispansed with, and the top is made to screw off.
Patent GB-189806189-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Construction of Wheels and Axles for Hand Trucks.
Inventor: LOFTHOUSE JOHN ROBERT
Filed: 1898-03-14
Granted: 1898-05-14
Abstract: 6189. Lofthouse, J. R. March 14. Hand-trucks.-An end view is shown. The body of the truck is carried on a transverse axle provided with wheels, and in addition it has a front wheel and a rear wheel. Each front or rear wheel G is arranged to slide along but to turn with the fourfaced axle D, which has cylindrical ends E where it is mounted in bearings F.
Patent GB-189808645-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Telephone Directories or the like.
Inventor: BROWNING JOHN DOUGLASS
Filed: 1898-04-13
Granted: 1898-07-09
Abstract: 8645. Browning, J. D. April 13. Directories.-Relates to arrangements at telephone stations for supporting telephone directories &c. A metal frame A is provided with side and end guidepieces so as to be held securely in position when the cross-bar C is caught on a bracket D. The frame may also be supported on a stand. The leaves F of the directory are eyeleted near the top and bottom edges, and are secured to the frame by laces which pass through rows of perforations a, a'. The perforations a, a<1> are arranged in separate lines, so that the loops formed by the laces do not all fall in the same plane.
Patent GB-189808728-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in, and in connection with Tables.
Inventor: GEISSLER WILHELM LOUIS
Filed: 1898-04-14
Granted: 1898-06-18
Abstract: 8728. Geissler, W. L. April 14. Tables.-Relates to a board c adjustably attached to an ordinary table, as shown, or to a folding table. The board may be adjustable as to height alone, to serve as a seat, in which case it is attached to brackets d rigidly connected with brackets h supported in slides a. The board may, however, be pivoted to the supporting- brackets and means provided by adjusting it at an angle to serve as a writing-desk or as a support in the case of an operating-table. The pins e, which are inserted in the holes b to support the brackets k, may have their points f jointed so that they fold down.
Patent GB-189810981-A (GB)
Title: Improved Process and Apparatus for Setting Pulp-caps on Teeth.
Inventor: IRION CARL
Filed: 1898-05-13
Granted: 1899-05-13
Abstract: 10,981. Irion, C. May 13. Dental instruments. - Relates to a process and apparatus for setting pulp caps on teeth. The cap a, shown separately in Fig. 7, is provided on one side with a projection b, and on the other with a cavity for receiving the usual medicament. It is placed in position on the tooth by means of the instrument shown i n Fig. 2, which consists of a sheath f prolonged into a curved point e the end of which receives the projection b on the cap. When adjusted, the cap is released by a flexible pin carried by a rod h capable of being advanced against the action of a spring k by means of a movable sleeve g.
Patent GB-189812056-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with the Valves and Valve Gear of Steam Engines and similar Motors.
Inventor: WIGHT WILLIAM DUNDAS
Filed: 1898-05-27
Granted: 1898-07-23
Abstract: 12,056. Wight, W. D., and Wild, M. B. May 27. Valve gear; valves, expansion.-Relates to improvements in the type of valves and valve gear described in Specification No. 12,496, A.D. 1895. In that gear the cut-off or expansion slides are actuated from the spindle of the main valve through the medium of trip or clip gear, which releases the valve and allows it to close under the influence of steam pressure, or of a spring, at a point in the stroke determined by the engine governor. Fig. 2 shows a sectional plan through the valve-chest at one end of the cylinder C, and Fig. 1 a side elevation of the same. P is the admission passage, O<c> the exhaust outlet, and B a balance plate at the back of the main valve. Instead of the trip gear being arranged between the main and cut-off valve spindles, it is according to the present invention arranged upon the m a i n spindle. As before, it consists of a toggle joint f, e for each cut-off valve q, which, when straight, causes the main and cut-off valves to move together. But the toggles are in this invention pushed out of the straight so as to permit the cut-off valves to close by means of tails n, n<1>, which come in contact with certain stops at o, o' adjusted in position by the governor. The opening of the cut-off valves is effected by stops l, l. The toggle-joints may be arranged together, or they may be separated and disposed at opposite ends of the cylinder. The cut-off valve q is made so as to open several ports simultaneously on the admission side of the main valve.
Patent GB-189818940-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Alternating Current Arc Lamps.
Inventor: SWOBODA HANS OTTO
Filed: 1898-09-05
Granted: 1898-11-12
Abstract: 18,940. Abel, C. D., [Swoboda, H. O.]. Sept. 5. Arc lamps for alternating currents. The feed magnets or solenoids 3 and armatures 23 are supported by springs 6, 26, and sounddeadening pads 11, 16, 17, to prevent transmission of vibration to other parts of the lamp. The invention is illustrated as applied to a clutch lamp, in which the carbon rod 18 is gripped between jaws (not shown) linked to a plate 19, attached by rods to a cross-bar 21 movable on vertical guides 4, 27. From this crossbar the armature 23 is hung at its middle by the spring 26. The ends of the armature extend up into two coils 3, carried by the bent plate spring 6, which is secured on the top-plate of the lamp by bolts 8, with intervening yielding material such as asbestos, indurated fibre, or paper. Motion of the coils 3 is limited by projections 14, 15 thereon bearing on pads 16, 17 of such materials. Springs of other forms may be used. The plate 19 is connected by a supporting - spring 20 with the spring 6. The cross-bar 21 is connected with a dash-pot 22.
Patent GB-189819571-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cycle and like Saddles.
Inventor: LLEWELLEN SAMUEL
Filed: 1898-09-14
Granted: 1899-07-15
Abstract: 19,571. Llewellen, S. Sept. 14. Saddles.-The leather cover is thinned at the peak a<2>, and is strengthened by a plate c riveted to the cover in front and behind where the leather is of full thickness. The space between the plate and cover is padded with horsehair, felt, flock, &c. The plate c carries the lug e for the tension screw. The frame is of the usual construction. The cover may be formed thinner in front by splitting the leather, or by forming it up of two thicknesses where required.
Patent GB-189820899-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Devices for Preventing Coats from Sagging and Keeping them Closed Across the Chest without their being Buttoned.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Filed: 1898-10-04
Granted: 1899-06-24
Abstract: 20,899. Thompson, W. P., [Nable, D.]. Oct. 4. Coats are prevented from sagging, and are retained in a closed position across the chest when unfastened, by means of one or more strips of light flexible spring material F attached to the coat. Figs. 1 and 3 show two arrangements of springs F.
Patent GB-189909315-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Means and Apparatus for Steering Torpedoes, Vessels and the like, and for Controlling other Mechanisms from a Distance.
Inventor: ARMSTRONG JAMES TARBOTTON
Filed: 1899-05-03
Granted: 1899-09-09
Abstract: 9315. Armstrong, J. T., and Orling, A. May 3. Steering from outside vessel.-Relates to apparatus for controlling without wires the steering- gear of vessels and the like. Light or other rays are projected from the transmitting-station to the receiving-apparatus, which consists of a closed electric circuit containing a Wheatstone bridge provided with a number of selenium cells the electric resistance of which is varied when under the influence of the rays. By this means an energizing-current is caused to pass in one direction or the other through the coils of a series of electromagnets. Four constructions of the receiving-apparatus are described, one of which is shown. A table is pivoted to a pin j on the base k, upon which a series of stationary electromagnets l are mounted. The table is also provided with a corresponding number of electromagnets m, the pole-pieces n of which are midway between the pole-pieces o of the magnets l in which position they are held by a spring p. The direction of the current in the magnets m is controlled by a Wheatstone bridge forming part of a closed circuit from the battery r. The current flows along the conductor s, through the two branches t and u and back to the battery r through the conductor w. These branches t and u are united by a bridge x which includes the coils of the magnets m, the bridge dividing each of the branches t and u into two arms each of which includes an equal number of stationary magnets l and a selenium cell v. Normally no current will flow through the bridge, but if the resistance in the first arm of the branch t and the second arm of the branch u be lower than that of the others, a current will flow through the bridge x from the branch t towards the branch u, while a current will flow in the reverse direction when the resistance is lowest in the other arms. This variation in the resistance of the arms of the bridge is effected by the four selenium cells v which are suitably placed so as to be accessible to the transmitted rays. When one pair of cells is influenced more than the other by the rays the electromagnets will be energized and the table turned in one direction or the other. As a result a relay circuit will be closed by the contact 6 on the table contacted with one of the contacts 7 or 8 whereby one of the solenoids 12, 13 is energized. These solenoids have a common core 14 and springs 15, 16, and the core is attached to the valve rod 17 of a compressed-air steering-engine. The apparatus may be employed to direct the course of vessels when dangerously near the coast, in which case a double set of the apparatus is fitted, one to the steering gear and the other to the engines.
Patent GB-189909361-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Plan-sifters.
Inventor: ZARNIKO GERHARD
Filed: 1899-05-03
Granted: 1900-03-10
Abstract: 9361. Zarniko, G. May 3. Sifting.-In order to secure a steady progression of the materials on the sifting-surfaces or collecting-trays of plansifters on rotary-swinging sieves from the inlets E to the outlets Z, passages or channels are formed in the manner shown in Figs. 4, 5, and 6, the principle utilized being that the materials tend to travel in an oppositelydirected manner to that of the swinging surface in wide passages, but in a similar direction in narrow ones.
Patent GB-189910295-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Lasts for Use in the Manufacture of Boots and Shoes.
Inventor: BRINING THOMAS
Filed: 1899-05-16
Granted: 1900-04-14
Abstract: 10,295. Brining, T. May 16. Lasts are made in two parts divided in the manner shown, and are provided with interfitting projections and recesses which hold them together without the use of removable catches or spring fastenings such as are described in Specifications No. 795, A.D. 1895, No. 16,316, A.D. 1896, and No. 13,178, A.D. 1898. Fig. 1 shows a last in which the toe part has a plug D fitting a recess in the heel part, and the latter a pin G fitting a recess in the toe portion. In the case of wooden lasts, the recesses may be lined with metal to reduce the wear. In the last shown, the plug D is secured in the hole for the pivot pin of the holder, but this arrangement may be variously modified. In Fig. 11, the projection G is made of irregular or serrated form. The two parts may be connected by a cord, chain, or link J, Figs. 1 and 11, or by a spring K which holds them in position as shown in Fig. 17.