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Patent EC-SP993128-A (EC)
Title: Desnaturalizantes para las sales aminas simpaticomimeticas
Inventor: BESS WILLIAM STEFAN
IPC: A61K31/16
Filed: 1999-09-09
Abstract: La presente invención hace no practicable el uso de composiciones de amina simpaticomimética en la producción ilícita de drogas. Mas especificamente, se inhibe la preparación de la metanfetamina a partir de las formulaciones de clorhidrato de pseudoefedrina reveladas. La presente invención define composiciones farmacéuticas que comprenden una sal de amina simpaticomimétrica y al menos un inhibidor de combinación, el inhibidor de combinación que actua tanto para interferir en el aislamiento de la amina simpaticomimética de la composición como para interferir en la conversión de la amina simpaticomimética en otro compuesto farmacológicamente activo. Las composiciones contempladas también pueden incluir inhibidores de reacción y de separación en cualquier mezcla para asegurar la máxima protección contra el uso de composiciones que contienen amina simpaticomimética para la fabricación ilegal de drogas. La presencia de los inhibidores de combinación, reacción y separación no altera demanera significativa la liberación de la amina simpaticomimética de la composición.
Patent FI-20001091-A (FI)
Inventor: KYROENAHO JUKKA
IPC: H04L12/54
Filed: 2000-05-10
Abstract: The idea of the invention is to negotiate the resource allocation between two network elements on the Application or Transport layer level so that the negotiation is possible over the network, even if the network comprises several physically different networks. To determine the transmission capacity for the allocation, the sending element must first send a request message with a proposal for the capacity and media types. The receiving element either accepts the proposal or makes a new proposal by changing the parameter values so that they are acceptable from the point of view of the receiver, and sends a response to the sending element. Based on the response from the receiving element, the sending element the either accepts or rejects the allocation and informs the receiving element of its decision by sending a confirmation.
Patent FI-20040730-A (FI)
Inventor: ISOLA ANTTI
IPC: D21C7/00
Filed: 2004-05-28
Abstract: A central screen element being located substantially parallel with the vertical axis of a pulp digester is provided. In the vertical direction, the screen element comprises at least one zone including one screen segment for removing a liquid stream from the digester and at least one outlet for introducing a liquid stream to the digester. The zones may be adjacent or separated and liquid streams may be independently removed and introduced, as required by the properties and the stage of the cooking process. A screen element may be used in both continuous and batch digesters.
Patent FI-20115877-A (FI)
Inventor: PITKAERANTA JOUNI
Filed: 2011-09-07
Abstract: Apparatus for covering a feeding aperture (240) of an animal shelter (200) comprises at least one first curtain (120) which includes a first edge (122) from which it can be fastened to the upper edge (244) of the feeding aperture, and a second edge (124) which is dimensioned to extend at least close to the lower edge (242) of the feeding aperture when the curtain is hanging freely. The apparatus further comprises a turning mechanism (102, 106, 108, 110, 112) for moving the second edge of the curtain in the first direction towards the interior of the animal shelter and in the second direction away from the interior of the animal shelter. Preferably, the turning mechanism comprises swinging arms (110),that can be arranged to the upper edge of the feeding aperture. The second edge of the first curtain is moved by changing the position of the swinging arms.
Patent FI-20116301-A (FI)
Inventor: UKKOLA SAMPO
IPC: H04W40/24
Filed: 2011-12-21
Abstract: An apparatus for addressing resources including a first interface to communicate with end-points, the end-points having resources; a second interface for communicating with web applications; a component for creating an universal resource locator (URL) for a resource, the URL including the IP address, port and path of the resource; a component for creating an abstract universal resource identifier (URI) for the resource, a component configured to receive over the second interface and resolve a look-up URI for the resource, the look-up URI having the address of the apparatus, domain and end-point parameters and metadata related to the resource; and a component configured to link the URL and the abstract URI together and the look-up URI with one or more URLs or abstract URIs.
Patent GB-1030957-A (GB)
IPC: A61B7/02
Abstract: 1, 030, 957. Phonendoscopes. CESKOSLOVENSKA AKADEMIE VED. April 6, 1964, No. 14031/64. Heading A5R. A phonendoscope comprises a sensing head 1 in which is a cavity 2 closed by a diaphragm 3, and connecting tubing 5, 6 communicating with the cavity, the tubing having a slot 7 opening to the outside air, the size of the slot being adjustable to provide for frequency selection. Adjustment of the slot is effected by rotating a shaped screen 8 which is integral with an outer part 9, air communicating with the slot through a gap 12 between the part 9 and the sensing head 1.
Patent GB-1054543-A (GB)
IPC: B01J19/14
Abstract: 1,054,543. Cooling gases by direct contact with liquids. W. C. HOLMES & CO. Ltd. July 8, 1963 [July 9, 1962], No. 26260/62. Heading F4K. Inert combustion products intended for fire extinguishers, e.g. on a ship. are generated in a combustion space 10 and thereafter pass upwardly through a chamber 11 in which they are cooled and purged or solid matter therein, by contact with water. As shown, water under pressure is discharged through perforated water supply pipes 17 into the cooling chamber which contains ceramic or stainless steel ring elements 18. These break up the water streams and provide a larger cooling surface. A substantially semicircular hood 20 partly surrounds the combustion space and causes the falling water to pass around the same. The combustion products pass from chamber 10 through grids 24 and around the hood to an outlet 22 whilst water is collected in a sump 12. A burner (not shown) is mounted in an end wall of the casing, whilst a blower and pump provide the air and fuel supplies. The grids 24 provide support for the ring elements. Control valves for the apparatus are mounted on an end wall.
Patent GB-1225266-A (GB)
IPC: G01R11/40
Filed: 1968-03-01
Abstract: 1,225,266. Energy measurement. C. ROMANILLOS-LOPEZ. March 1, 1968 [Nov. 21, 1967], No. 9982/68. Headings G1Q and G1U. An energy measuring apparatus for connection to two phases of an A.C. electrical supply incorporates an induction type electricity meter having a voltage coil 13 and current electromagnet 12 together with a transformer 1. The current electromagnet carrying at least one load current coil 11 and an auxiliary coil 10, the load current coil being connectable in series with a conductor F2 for one of the phases of the supply. The transformer 1 has at least one primary winding 2 connected in series with a conductor F1 for the other phase of the supply and a secondary winding 4 connected through a variable resistance 8 with the auxiliary coil 10 of the current electromagnet. The transformer carries a further control winding 5, the circuit through which is adjustable to control the phase of the current which flows in use through the secondary winding. The apparatus enables a single energy meter to be adapted for measuring energy dissipated in loads between either of two phases of a supply and neutral or between the two phases themselves, and in some embodiments does not require a neutral for proper operation. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 1 the transformer has two primary windings 2, 3 in series with respective phase conductors, the winding 3 being in series with the load current coil 11. The windings of the transformer secondary 4 and auxiliary winding 10, and the settings of the adjustable resistors 8 and 6 are chosen such that the transformer secondary current is 1/ #3 that through a primary winding, and has 30 degrees phase difference with one of the primary currents, to establish appropriate operating characteristics as shown by Vector diagrams in the Specification. The voltage coil 14 is connected between the phases. In a modification, Fig. 4 (not shown) the current electromagnet carries two load current coils 11, 15 connected through two transformer primary windings, 3, 2 in series with the respective phases F2, F1, and the secondary current is adjusted to be 90 degrees out of phase with a primary current. In a third embodiment for use with balanced loads where there is a neutral connection to which the voltage coil is connected, the transformer has only one primary winding, in series with the phase conductor not connected to the load current coil, and the phase difference between the currents in the primary and secondary windings is adjusted to be 120 degrees.
Patent GB-1225825-A (GB)
IPC: H01M2/36
Filed: 1968-04-16
Abstract: 1,225,825. Liquid-tight activatable cells. K. SHAKOUR. 16 April, 1968 [17 April, 1967; 9 Feb., 1968], No. 17764/68. Heading H1B. An activatable dry primary cell comprises (a) a casing containing electrodes and a depolarizer and having an opening for addition of activating liquid, (b) a lid closing the opening and (c) an indicator to show when the cell is activated. In the particular embodiment shown transparent plastics casing 2 contains zinc can 1, separator 14, depolarizer 15 and carbon rod 16. Lid 10 is screw-threaded and includes contact cap 13. Coloured paper indicator ring 8 fades or changes colour when water is added. Contact plate 4 is of metal. Separator 14 and disc 17 are impregnated with a wetting agent, e.g. an alkylbenzene sulphonate or alkylnaphthalene sulphonate. The volume of the lid is equal to the volume of activating liquid required or a submultiple of it.
Patent GB-1225926-A (GB)
IPC: F01D5/18
Filed: 1969-08-28
Abstract: 1,225,926. Turbine blades. GENERAL MOTORS CORP. Aug.28, 1969 [Dec.12, 1968], No.42808/69. Heading FIT. A hollow gas turbine rotor blade has a hollow tip shroud 14 which is supplied with cooling air from a passage 17 in the aerofoil portion 13, the air exhausting from the shroud through openings in its surface. The radially inner wall 23 of the shroud 14 is formed by two sheets 27, 28 bonded together. Sheet 28 is integral with the aerofoil portion 13 and has circumferentially extending ribs 30 and an edge wall 31 bonded to the outer wall 22. The latter is itself formed by two sheets 25, 26 bonded together, the sheet 25 having sealing ribs 19. Partially overlapping holes 38, 39 in sheets 25, 26 and holes 40, 41 in sheets 27, 28 define openings for the cooling air to exhaust from the shroud 14 into the working gas. Cooling air can also exhaust through holes 43 in the edge wall 31.
Patent GB-1227062-A (GB)
IPC: G07D9/00
Filed: 1969-08-19
Abstract: 1,227,062. Coin container. INKIESS MARGOT VOSS. 19 Aug., 1969, No. 41430/69. Heading G4D. A container for coins of polygonal shape, such as a 50p piece, comprises a row of pockets, each pocket having a configuration 3 suitable for the coin. Each pocket takes several coins on edge and adjacent pockets are staggered.
Patent GB-1229139-A (GB)
IPC: G09F3/16
Filed: 1969-11-05
Abstract: 1,229,139. Spring clips. FALCONCRAFT (ALUMINIUM) Ltd. 5 Nov., 1969, No. 54187/ 69. Heading E2B. A clip for releaseably clasping and supporting a member is formed as a unitary construction from a resilient material which is shaped so that it has a generally flattened top hat cross-section with a central portion 5 two walls 3, 4 the central portion 5 having a mouth deformably a pair of tongues 9, 10 each of said tongues having a toothed free edge portion and each of said tongues being deformed out of the general plane of said control portion in a direction towards said walls by virtue of such tongue being smoothly curved such smooth curving of each tongue resulting in the provision of a smooth entry for the mouth, the end portions of each of the tongues being separated from the remainder of the clip by slits. As shown the teeth of each tongue are rounded. The four slits only one of which 13 is shown are linear but could be curved. The clip can be attached to an edge of a shelf via a channel member 21 and is intended for gripping a price ticket. - The disposition of the tongues is such that while the price ticket can be inserted in the direction of the arrow A it can only easily be withdrawn by movement in the direction of either of the arrows B.
Patent GB-1230173-A (GB)
IPC: G03B27/54
Filed: 1968-04-17
Abstract: 1,230,173. Photographic colour printers. BERKEY PHOTO, Inc. April 17, 1968 [May 8, 1967], No. 18023/68. Heading G2A. An illuminating arrangement in a photographic colour enlarger comprises a pair of light collector and filter units 5 fixedly spaced apart, each unit having an exit aperture 16 through which a light beam emerges; and a combination light guide and integrating unit, 7, 6 of fixed overall width, the unit 7, 6 being removable and replaceable by one in which the individual parts are of different widths than those shown, in order that different size originals may be illuminated without wastage of light. Light from lamps 8 is reflected by light collectors 9 having specular reflecting surfaces into filter chambers 10 containing cyan, yellow and magenta filters, each unit 5 being provided with a centrifugal cooling blower 14. The coloured light beams emerge into conical light guides 7 and then to a part spherical body 6 having a diffusely reflecting internal surface, by means which the beams are mixed before emerging from an aperture 17 to illuminate an original.
Patent GB-1231976-A (GB)
IPC: F16N13/20
Filed: 1969-05-21
Abstract: 1,231,976. Rotary pumps. AUTO RESEARCH CORP. May 21, 1968 [July 26, 1968], No.25962/69. Heading F1F. A rotary pump of the outwardly sliding vane type comprising a cylindrical casing 12, Fig.2, closed at its ends and within which a rotatable rotor 90 is eccentrically mounted, includes at least two groups of vane receiving slots with each group, 96, 100 and 98, 102, as shown, equispaced about the rotor and inter-connected by conduits separate from those connecting the slots of the other group (or groups), so that as one vane, e.g., vane 132 moves inwardly fluid is transferred from the slot 102 in which this vane slides to slot 98 in which vane 128 slides to urge this vane into sealing engagement with the cylindrical wall 62 of the casing. The pump is mounted inside a tank containing lubricant which is sucked through a filter 152, Fig.1 to a pump inlet 158 having a restricted bore 160. The bore 160 communicates with a bore fitted with a Venturi nozzle 168 through which air is sucked into the pump casing with the oil to form a mist which is pushed out of the casing through an outlet nozzle 26. Lubricant from the pump chamber passes through bores 86, 89 to lubricate the bearings and seeps into recesses 192, 200 in the end faces of the rotor 90. From the recess 192 it passes through radial ducts to the slots 98, 102 and from the recess 200 through radial ducts to the slots 96, 100. Instead of being arranged in pairs the slots may be arranged in threes. The vanes on full retraction more or less bottom in the slot and to reduce adhesion the inner end of the vane is knife-edged or rounded. Further in the case when viscous oils are pumped the surfaces thereof in contact with the bottoms of the slots are reduced by such as arcuate cut-outs 214, Fig.3, or rectangular cut-outs 216.
Patent GB-1232815-A (GB)
IPC: H04Q3/545
Filed: 1968-04-29
Abstract: 1,232,815. Automatic exchange systems. P. LUCAS, J. DONDOUX, and J. DUQUESNE. 29 April, 1968 [28 April, 1967], No. 20301/68. Heading H4K. A local exchange comprises a control circuit 16 which governs the selective establishment and release of connections in a cross-point network 10, Fig. 1, supervision and control of junctors 121 as well as direction of the control circuit 16 being effected from a local computer 2 the functions of which can be taken over by a computer (not shown) at a central exchange, a buffer processor 3 governing the transfer of data between the local computer 2 and the remote control exchange computer and acting to supervize and control the junctors 121 as well as direct the control circuit 16 as the servant of the central exchange computer in the event of substitution. Communication between the processor 2 and the central exchange computer is by way of a data link 40 and a send/receive terminal 4, the buffer processor being programmed to marshal the data into queues according to a schedule of priorities and the the availability of the local and remote computers. A second data link 50 and send/receive terminal 5 allow the local exchange to control a satellite the control of which can be taken over by the central exchange by way of the buffer processor 3. The buffer processor 3 has a memory 31 comprising a buffer store 310 and stores in a multiregister 320 which record junctor states for transmission to the central exchange. The programme of the buffer processor is constituted by wired logic, Fig. 4 (not shown), in which current and preceding processing phases are combined with existing demands to establish priority amongst the work in hand. The buffer processor may adopt a phase for the reception of data from the central exchange; a phase in which data is queued for transmission to the central exchange; a phase in which queued data is sent to the central exchange; a phase in which data is obtained or written at the behest of the central exchange; a phase in which instructions received from the central exchange are forwarded to the network control circuit, the local processor 2, or the satellite; and a cyclically linked set of four base-level phases scanning of junctor state stores and the supervision of junctor signalling. Subscribers' calling conditions are detected by a scanning arrangement 161, 162 and 163, initial connec- 'tion to a junctor 121 being established by the control circuit 16 without reference to the local computer 2 which effects control by reference to the junctors.
Patent GB-1233433-A (GB)
IPC: B61B3/02
Filed: 1968-05-16
Abstract: 1,233,433. Erecting soft roofs. T. HAHN, R. HAHN, and S. HAHN-WOERNLE, [trading as C. HAUSHAHN]. 16 May, 1968 [16 May, 1967], No. 23278/68. Heading B7L. A system for erecting the soft roof 5 of a structure including a tower 1 with ropes 2 extending therefrom consists of drag carriages 7 supporting the roof and adapted to run along the ropes, wherein each carriage comprises symmetrical portions 14, 15 each having a frame 16, 17, guides 12, endless rollers 13 and an endless track 11<SP>1</SP>, 11, the portions being resiliently connected by spring loaded pins 18 to frictionally grip the rope, and the track 11 being driven by an electric motor 24 through gearing 25, 26. The roof is suspended from an arm 21 attached to frame 16, and the endless tracks are profiled in correspondence with the rope. Worm 25 is coaxial with motor 24 and wheel 26 is clamped to the axle of roller 13. Load measuring means may be interposed between the carriage and the roof to act as an overload safety device.
Patent GB-1252584-A (GB)
IPC: G06V10/24
Filed: 1969-07-10
Abstract: 1,252,584. Character recognition. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. 10 July, 1969 [15 July, 1968], No. 34806/69. Heading G4R. Document scanning apparatus comprises means for scanning a region of a document expected to include a calibration mark in accordance with a scan pattern, the position of the scan pattern being varied by a predetermined amount on detection of an error in the way in which a calibration mark is intercepted during a scanning operation. The document, which is to be read under computer control for character recognition purposes, bears an L-shaped calibration mark, the vertical and horizontal bars of the mark being 400 mils long each and the bar widths being at least 20 mils. The nominal position of the junction of the bars is specified, and the scan starts 200 mils to the left and 200 mils up from this point to perform 12 coincident 420 mil downward sweeps followed by 12 coincident 420 mil leftward sweeps (also starting from the same point). If the condition is satisfied that a 12 mil (or more) length of black is sensed in the same position in every sweep of each set of 12 but not at the beginning, the positions of these blacks on the downward and leftward sweeps are used to derive error voltages subsequently used to correct deflection voltages used in the subsequent scanning of fields for recognition. If the condition is not satisfied the scanning is repeated but with the starting point displaced 20 mils to the right and 20 mils down, if it is still not satisfied, the scanning is repeated again but with the starting point displaced 20 mils to the left and 20 mils up (from the first scanning start point). If it is not satisfied now, the document is rejected. If it is satisfied on the second or third scanning, the error voltages are derived and used as with a successful first scan. The position of the junction of the bars on a first (or master) document is set by the operator on potentiometers and whether this setting is accurate to within 40 mils (both vertically and horizontally) is automatically checked using scanning, a lamp being lit if it is. This provides the nominal position of the bar junction for subsequent use as above. The invention may be used as a modification of the systems of Specifications 1,077,094 and 1,252,583 which are referred to.
Patent GB-1257754-A (GB)
IPC: G01C17/00
Filed: 1970-06-26
Abstract: 1,257,754. Magnetic compasses. C-H. RIVOIR and M. RIVOIR [trading as PREFAG CARL RIVOIR & CO. ]. June 26, 1970 [July 2, 1969], No.31027/70. Heading G1F. To render a liquid-filled magnetic compass more resistant to damage during assembly and transport, in addition to an axially slidable spring- supported fine bearing 7 supporting the pivot pin 6 of the movable system of the compass, a coarse bearing is provided jointly by parts 9, 10 of the movable system and the casing respectively, the weight of the movable system being greater than the spring force on the bearing 7 for spring displacements such that the course bearing parts 9, 10 do not engage, and the spring force being greater than the difference between the weight of the movable system and its buoyancy when the compass is filled with liquid. Thus when the compass is unfilled, e. g. during assembly or transport, the coarse bearing carries the weight of the movable system. An upper bearing 4 stabilizes the pivot pin 6. In Fig. 2, the fine bearing is a jewel 12 and the coarse bearing is formed by frustoconical surfaces 14, 13 on the pivot pin 6 and casing 1 respectively. The fine bearing may comprise a perforated jewel and a cover jewel Fig. 3 (not shown) and may also have radial spring support.
Patent GB-1264543-A (GB)
IPC: F16D65/02
Filed: 1969-02-20
Abstract: 1,264,543. Friction clutches; brake friction elements. ABEX CORP. 20 Feb., 1969 [11 March, 1968], No. 9321/69. Headings F2C and F2E. [Also in Division C7] The friction element of a clutch or brake is made of a sintered metallic material, the peripheral portion of which has a higher density than the remainder of the material. The element is preferably made from a Cu or Fe base powder, e.g. 67À3% Cu, 5À3% Sn, 8À7% Pb, 7À2% Fe, 7À1% C, 4À4% SiO 2  by compacting and sintering and the increased peripheral density is achieved by differential coining at 150,000- 1,000,000 p.s.i. The friction element is preferably bonded to a backing plate during sintering.