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Patent GB-191317032-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Filing Appliances for Papers, Bills and the like.
Inventor: JENSEN CHRISTIAN ALBERT
IPC: B42F17/02
Filed: 1913-07-24
Granted: 1914-07-16
Abstract: 17,032. Jensen, C. A., [McCaskey Register Co.]. July 24. Pivoted-leaf files. - In a filing-appliance for papers, bills, &c. in which a series of pivotally connected leaves can be increased or decreased in number, a controlling-device being provided for engaging the rearmost leaf, the controlling- device is made extensible to suit the number of leaves in the appliance. The controlling- device is built up of two telescoping U-section members 6<a>, 6<b> preferably furnished with openings 6<c> through which can be passed a bolt 6d for fixing the members 6<a>, 6<b> together. The openings 6<c> are spaced a distance apart equal to the thickness of each leaf, and a known form of bearing for the front leaf is also given degrees of adjustment equal to the thickness of each leaf. The lower edges of the U-members 6<a>, 6b lie in the same plane to form a continuous guide for the rear leaf. The forward end of the device is provided with a latch 6' for engaging the rear leaf when all but it have been turned down. The device is pivoted at 7<b> when the latch 6<1> is also required to engage the front leaf to hold it vertical, but when not so required the latch is formed so as not to extend beyond the plane of the edges of the U-members. The side walls of the member 6<b> are cut away just behind the latch. Specification 13,004/12 is referred to.
Patent GB-191325450-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Combination with a Blackboard of a Receptacle for Maps and similarly Rolled Up Articles.
Inventor: FUNNELL CHARLES
IPC: A47B97/02
Filed: 1913-11-07
Granted: 1914-06-25
Abstract: 25,450. Funnell, C., and Sanderson, J. Nov. 7. Blackboards. - The support for a vertically divided blackboard a is provided with horizontal compartments c<1>, c<2> above or below the blackboard, to contain rolled-up maps &c. The compartments are provided with shelves e and with fall-down doors h', h', secured by catches g.
Patent GB-191402066-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Railway Rail Joints.
Inventor: STEPHENSON JOHN WILLIAM
IPC: E01B11/36
Filed: 1914-01-26
Granted: 1914-12-17
Abstract: 2066. Stephenson, J. W. Feb. 11, 1913, [Convention date]. Rail joints; chair keys and wedges.-Rails are joined in a base-plate 4 substantially uniform in cross-section, by fish-plates 6, 11, wedges 17, 17<1>, and bendable locking-keys 22, 22<1>. The rails may be engaged by bosses 20 on the fish-plate 6, which has lugs 23, 23<1> engaging the plate 4. A guidemember 12 is provided, having a projection 13 entering a socket in the fish-plate 11, curved channels to deflect the ends 18, 18<1> of the keys 22, 22', and lugs 24, 24<1> to engage the plate 4. Specification 9475/13 is referred to.
Patent GB-191402817-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Screens for Photomechanical and Process Printing.
Inventor: KNUDSEN HUGO CONSTANTIN
IPC: G03F5/12
Filed: 1914-02-03
Granted: 1915-07-01
Abstract: 2817. Knudsen, H. C. Feb. 3. Photomechanical printing-surfaces.-Relates to the production of a half-tone screen having its surface covered with irregularly-distributed translucent hemispherical globules, each of which transmits light in graduated intensity. A glass plate or other surface is coated with a layer of a powdered translucent substance, such as asphalt. A dissolving-agent consisting of a sheet saturated with chloroform is brought into proximity to the asphalt surface and kept there until there is a coalescence of the particles of the layer to form the series of hemispherical translucent globules.
Patent GB-191403144-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Mechanical Toys.
IPC: A63H11/08
Filed: 1914-02-06
Granted: 1915-07-29
Abstract: 3144. Hasferter, F., and Gunthermann, S., [Firm of]. Feb. 6. Mechanical toys.-A mechanical toy representing a dog or other figure is provided with mechanism for first drawing up and afterwards suddenly releasing the limbs, so as to cause the figure to spring into the air and turn one or more somersaults. In the example shown in Fig. 3, a clock-work mechanism causes a pin k to rock a bent lever g, h against the resistance of a spring l, m, n. The back legs d are rigid with the bent lever and pivot about the same axis a, and consequently the limbs are drawn towards the body of the dog, and the centre of gravity of the toy falls behind the points of contact of the rear limbs with the ground. The pin k slips past the bent lever, which suddenly returns, together with the back legs d, to its original position, thus throwing the toy into the air and causing it to turn a back somersault. In a modified arrangement, Fig. 4, the limbs d are drawn up and suddenly released by means of a hand-operated Bowden element u, z coupled to a pivoted segment q, the clock-work being dispensed with. The arms g, h have relative movement in one direction with respect to each other to permit of the return of the pin k.
Patent GB-191404281-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Haulage Clips.
Inventor: LANE FRANCIS
IPC: B61B12/12
Filed: 1913-08-16
Granted: 1914-06-04
Abstract: 4281. Lane, F., and Williams, S. E. Aug. 16, 1913. Rope grips. - Rope grips, in which a main plate carries a fixed shoe or jaw provided with a recess directly opposite to a movable gripping- member, are provided with projections on the main plate to prevent the rope canting from the shoe after leaving the recess therein. Fig. 1 shows the invention applied to a grip in which a sliding member 4 is moved by a toggle 6 to and from the recess 3 in the shoe. Projections 8 are provided on one or both sides of the recess according to the invention. Similar projections are shown applied to grips having various kinds of movable gripping- members including toggle-levers engaging the rope directly, a radially-acting cam, and a sliding member formed with a recess for receiving a radially-acting cam.
Patent GB-191407261-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Jigs and Classifiers for Ores, Coals and the like.
Inventor: HARRIS WILLIAM ALFRED
IPC: B03B5/24
Filed: 1914-03-23
Granted: 1915-03-23
Abstract: 7261. Harris, W. A. March 23. Jigs.-An arrangement of jigs comprises an inclined or stepped series of screens of varying width so arranged that the depth of the material under treatment diminishes towards the discharge end for the lightest product. In the form shown, the material is fed at the end E to the deepest part of fixed or moving inclined or stepped screens A' or A mounted over a series of tapering compartments F of successively increasing dimensions towards the light overflow B, the heaviest and intermediate products being withdrawn by means of valves D', D. The products may also be removed and their movement in the required directions assisted by means of raff wheels, or worm, scraper, or bucket-wheel conveyers. Members may be provided for varying the effective width of the screens, and adjustable transverse obstructions may be provided over the screens.
Patent GB-191407886-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Lifting Devices for Motor Vehicles.
Inventor: CADY FRANK PIERCE
IPC: B66F7/06
Filed: 1914-03-28
Granted: 1914-08-20
Abstract: 7886. Cady, F. P. July 25, 1913, [Convention date]. Jacks.-A device for supporting a motorvehicle independently of its wheels comprises a travelling carriage or structure 1 which supports the axles 22, 24 and is provided with wheels or rollers 2 adapted to co-operate with inclined surfaces 15, 17 so as to effect a vertical displacement of the vehicle as a result of its own movement. The inclined surfaces are so arranged that the front portion of the carriage is first lifted into engagement with the front axle 22, the rear axle being subsequently raised. The travelling carriage is adjustable in height. Inclines 26 and stops 27 limit the movement of the carriage.
Patent GB-191411743-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Ore Roasting Furnaces.
Inventor: BRACQ EMILE
Filed: 1914-05-12
Granted: 1915-04-01
Abstract: 11,743. Bracq, E. May 13, 1913, [Convention date]. [Addition to 20,108/12.] Charges, agitating.- The operating-mechanism for a rabble arm, which stirs and moves the ore in the manner described in the parent Specification, is situated wholly outside the furnace. As shown in connexion with a furnace having a helical hearth, the rabble arms 4, 5 are carried by a shaft 1, the portion 10 of which outside the furnace is formed as a screw passing through a nut 27, suspended by links 28 and a rod 11 from a counterweighted beam 12. The nut is rotatably carried in a collar 28<1>, Fig. 4, and is formed with vertical grooves, with which engage collars 39 on a rod 39<1> free to move longitudinally between fixed stops. Motions of reciprocation in a vertical plane, and of rotation through a small angle, can thus be given to the shaft 1 and the rabble arms independently of the gradual rise and fall due to the screw 10. At its upper end, the shaft 1 passes through a column 32, rotatably supported on a base 33 and driven from the main shaft 14 by a pinion 35, and the rotary motion of the column is imparted to the shaft 1 through pins on a collar 26 engaging vertical grooves 31 in the screwed portion 10. The collar 26 is rotatably mounted on the column and has secured to it straps 29, between which travels a slide block 30 carried by a crank 24, driven from the shaft 14 by bevel and spur gearing 17, 23. The crank 24 also operates bell-crank levers 25 secured to the links 28 carrying the nut 27. A clutch 18, automatically operated when the shaft 1 reaches its highest point, cuts out the gearing 17, 23, so that, during the downward travel, the arms move along a continuous helical path. The driving-shaft 14 is operated through pulleys 15, 16, the former giving a rapid motion during the downward inoperative movement of the arms, and the latter a slower motion during the working period. When the clutch 18 is in engagement and the driving-gear in operation, the continuous upward movement of the rabble arms over the helical hearth is modified (a) by the vertical reciprocation of the nut 27 by the levers 25, and (b) by the oscillation of the shaft through a small angle by the crank 24, and these movements are timed to produce the sequence of operations described in the parent Specification. For a furnace with superposed hearths, the screw 10 and the automatic clutchdisengaging mechanism are unnecessary. The portion of the shaft 1 within the furnace, anc the rabble arms, are cooled by the circulation of water supplied through the pipe 2.
Patent GB-191411996-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Electrically Heated Boiling Plates and the like.
Inventor: PATE GEORGE
IPC: H05B3/76
Filed: 1914-05-15
Granted: 1914-12-17
Abstract: 11,996. Pate, G., and Wood, A. R. May 15. Resistances for heating. A helically coiled nichrome wire is arranged in grooves in the bottom of a hot-plate 1 and is retained by an asbestos sheet 8 and a clamp 4, carrying a terminal plate 7. The walls of the grooves and also the clamp are coated with insulating material which is fired at a high temperature. In one form there are two parallel spiral grooves, having bushed holes at the ends through which the wires emerge; in another form the grooves are parallel to a diameter.
Patent GB-191415087-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machines for Labelling Bottles, Tins, and like Containers.
Inventor: DAVIES FRANCIS EDWARD
IPC: B65C9/46
Filed: 1914-06-23
Granted: 1914-10-22
Abstract: 15,087. Davies, F. E., and Archbald, R. H. June 23. Sheet-separators; pile tables and supports for sheet feeds.-In machines for labelling bottles, tins, &c., a device for marking dates, names, or other information on the rear side of the labels comprises a carrier a for printing-type or a perforator or cutter mounted on an arm d pivoted at j to a fixed bracket k, and adapted to be rocked upwards against the action of a spring to mark the bottom label of a pile by a tappet rod p extending into the path of a striker 5 carried by one of the label pickers 6. The rod p is formed as a rack which transmits motion to the arm d through a pinion r, a pulley t, and a chain u.
Patent GB-191415351-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Detachable and Renewable Heel for Boots and Shoes.
Inventor: CZARNOWSKI EDMUND KONSTANTY
IPC: A43B21/42
Filed: 1914-06-26
Granted: 1915-08-05
Abstract: 15,351. Czarnowski, E. K., and Siekacz, A. June26. Heels.-A heel e of wood, vulcanized or other rubber, or other material is detachably secured to a shoe by being provided with a groove f. which has a sliding engagement with a bead d formed on a metal frame c. A certain amount of play is left between the bead and groove, which is rendered resilient by the provision of a plate spring i arranged between the heel and the shoe ; the spring is prevented from forward movement by a rib h formed on the breast of the heel. After the heel is slid into position, it is secured by a cross-pin k, or by bending down lugs which may be formed on the front of the frame c.
Patent GB-191418030-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to the Treatment of Peat.
IPC: C10F5/06
Filed: 1913-05-10
Granted: 1914-08-10
Abstract: 18,030. Rigby, T., and Wetcarbonizing, Ltd. May 10, 1913. Peat, preparing. - In processes for heating peat, with or without the use of acids or other auxiliary means, and subsequently removing water, the latter operation is effected in filterpresses at temperatures of 60‹ C. and over, and part of the hot effluent is mixed with raw peat, from which some of the natural water may be first removed by draining, air drying, or pressing. The percentages of water before and after addition of the effluent may be 85 and 94-95 respectively. The apparatus shown consists of a preliminary band-press q discharging into a hopper a, whence a piston b forces the peat through a flap valve c into a mixer d. A pump c delivers effluent into the top of the mixer d, from the bottom of which the peat is discharged into a pipe i and there treated with steam. The peat then enters a second mixer j. Both mixers are provided with rotary and stationary arms designed to avoid pulping, so that less heating is required. Specifications 10,834/03, 5128/07, [Class 1, Acids, alkalies, &c.], 17,610/11. 17,427/12, 24,639/12, 25,146/12, 5873/13, and 9392/13 are referred to. According to the Provisional Specification, the hot peat or effluent may be partly cooled before addition of the effluent to raw peat; and the peat may be preheated without mixture by a part of the effluent before addition of the remainder. Reference has been directed by the Comptroller to Specification 1046/11.
Patent GB-191424066-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machines for Hackling Flax and other Long Staple Fibres.
IPC: D01B5/00
Filed: 1914-12-15
Granted: 1915-10-28
Abstract: 24,066. Greeves, J. & T. M., and Foster, J. Dec. 15. Heckling-machines.-To increase the length of the cross-channels in a duplex heckling- machine, the turntables are arranged to turn ontwards, and are formed to receive the holders at one end and deliver them at the other end. The turntahle D, Fig. 5, pivots on a vertical pin d and turns in the direction shown to carry a holder from the main channel A to the crosschannel B. The pivot d, Fig. 1, is carried in a bracket E, and is provided with a bracket f carrying a pin g to which is attached an horizontal spindle d<1>. This spindle carries the turntable D, and as the table turns about the pivot d, gears M, N turn it about the horizontal spindle d<1>. If the turntable is lifted owing to a holder not having cleared from the main channel, the arm g<1> contacts with a lever and operates t knock-off gear.
Patent GB-191424208-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Over-shoe.
IPC: A43B3/16
Filed: 1914-12-17
Granted: 1915-04-29
Abstract: 24,208. Johnston, A., and North British Rubber Co. Dec. 17. Goloshes.-The uppers b of overshoes are made of rubber, or of rubber-coated fabric, with a rubber gusset tongue d underlying the eyelets c. The golosh a is in one piece and of rubber or rubberfaced fabric, and is cemented to and vulcanized with the upper. The sole and heel are of corrugated rubber, and the shoe has a wooden lining and insole.
Patent GB-191500990-A (GB)
Title: Improved Method and Apparatus for Superheating Compressed Air for Driving a Gas Turbine.
Filed: 1915-01-21
Granted: 1915-10-07
Abstract: 990. Marks, E, C. R., [Maschinenfabrik- Augsburg-N³rnberg Akt.-Ges.]. Jan. 21. Drawings to Specification. Working-fluid supply.-A turbine is driven by a mixture of compressed air and the exhaust gases from an internal-combustion engine which drives the air-compressor. The exhaust gases and compressed air may be at the same pressure.
Patent GB-191502843-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Rolls of String, Thread and the like.
Inventor: JOHNSON EDWARD NORMAN
IPC: B65H55/00
Filed: 1915-02-22
Granted: 1915-10-14
Abstract: 2843. Johnson, E. N. Feb. 22. Balls or cops of thread, twine, &c.-Rolls of thread, string, &c having substantially flat ends are protected by adhesive sheets of paper or other material forming seals, caps, or end attachments a for the roll. The sheet may be of circular, hexagonal, or other shape; it may have a central aperture which may be eyeleted; its outer edges may be turned over the edges of the roll, and it may be provided with perforations or slits to receive the loose end of thread &c.
Patent GB-191505543-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machines for Crimping or Curling Hair.
Inventor: RAY THOMAS
IPC: A45D4/00
Filed: 1914-11-17
Granted: 1915-08-26
Abstract: 5543. Ray, T. April 13. Fibres, crimping and curling.-The hair, after being teased and loosened out, is spread evenly on the corrugations of the lower platform 1, damped with steam or spray, and pressed by a similarly corrugated upper platform 4, the corrugated surfaces being heated by steam or gas jets. The corrugations may be straight, or they may be wavy as shown in Fig. 5, the border 11 being similarly constructed. Part of the border 11 may be hinged to facilitate the insertion and removal of the material. The platform may have removable parts to provide access to the respective heating-chambers. The upper platform may be connected to a steam press or an hydraulic press.
Patent GB-191510369-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Gear Rolling Machines.
Inventor: ANDERSON HAROLD NAPIER
IPC: B21H5/02
Filed: 1915-07-16
Abstract: 10,369. Anderson, H. N. July 16, 1914, [Convention date]. Rolling wheels.-Gear-wheels are rolled in an automatic machine whereby undesirable cooling of the blank is avoided. The shaft 60, Fig. 1, carrying one member of the chuck 70 for hold ing the blank, is moved back against the action of a spring by a handle 72, in order to insert a hot blank. The lever 55 is then operated to close the right-hand clutch 50, thereby connecting the gear 49 to the driving-shaft 15. This rotates the internally threaded gear 44 and moves the screw 42 to the left, thereby advancing the slide 3C through the differential toggle 34, 39. The slide 30 carries an adjustable projection 67, which engages a cam 65 connected to the shaft 60, so that this is first powerfully forced to the left to embed the ribs on the chuck faces in the blank and is then held with reduced pressure. The lever 39 is connected to a cam-slide 80, Fig. 3, which then operates a lever 82 to close the clutch 85, thereby rotating the blank through gears 17 and the shrouded die roll 31 through gears 21, 22 and a universally jointed shaft 33. The die roll 31 is mounted on the slide 30, and when it reaches the desired final position, an abutment 57, connected to the screw 42, throws the lever 52 into its mid-position. When the operation is deemed complete, the lever 55 is operated to close the reverse clutch 50, and the gear 44 rotates in the opposite direction through a countershaft (not shown), bringing all the parts into their original position. The gears 21, 22 are interchangeable, and their distance apart is adjustable. The advance of the die roll 31 is adjusted by a screw and handwheel 93 having scales as shown. In one modification, the work is moved instead of the roll; in another modification, the roll is driven through a bevel-gear 103, Fig. 13, feathered to slide on a shaft 104. In rolling bevel-gears, the blank 114, Fig. 15, is moved about the centre 117 by the toggle 118 into contact with the die roll 112, and driven through a universally jointed shaft 115.
Patent GB-191511969-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Parallel and Straight-bar Knitting Machines.
Inventor: PRESTON EDWARD EVERARD
IPC: D04B23/02
Filed: 1915-08-19
Abstract: 11,969. Preston, E. E. Aug. 19. Parallel machines; straight-bar machines; warp machines.-Relates to parallel and straight-bar machines in which the knocking-over bar 2, fitted with blades 1, is arranged in front of the needles 8, and consists in the provision of means to prevent displacement of the needles from between the blades, and also in an arrangement of the knocking-over bars in fine-gauge parallel or double-rib warp machines. As shown in Fig. 1, a wire or rod 14 is passed through the blades 1 behind the needles to prevent displacement and serves also to support bearded needles during pressing. Fig. 4 shows the arrangement of the knocking-over bars. Carrier bars 3, 3<a> of angle section are supported by lugs 15 pivoted to brackets 17 carried by brackets 18 secured to the frame 20 and connected by distancepieces 22. The angle, height, and distance between the blades 1 is adjustable by screws 24, 21, 19 ; and the bars can also be adjusted longitudinally by screws 16 passing through slots in the lugs 15.
Patent GB-191517615-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Loading Coils for Superimposed Telephone Working and other purposes.
Inventor: HAY CHARLES EDWARD
IPC: H01F17/08
Filed: 1915-12-16
Abstract: 17,615. Hay, C. E., and Sullivan, H. W. Dec. 16. Duplex and multiplex systems and apparatus. -Loading-coils for the four lines of a phantom circuit are wound upon the four limbs of a common magnetic core. In the form shown, the coils C, C' of each side circuit are mounted upon opposite core segments. When two such systems are used in combination for a phantom-on-phantom circuit, the inductance for each system is provided with an unwound core limb connecting the junctions of the segments. In a modification, the fifth limb surrounds the coils.
Patent HN-2010002491-A (HN)
Title: Derivados de quinolinas y quinoxalinas como inhibidores de cinasa de proteina tirosina
Inventor: FURET PASCAL
IPC: A61K31/4709
Filed: 2010-11-22
Abstract: LA INCVENCION SE REFIERE A LOS COMPUESTOS DE LA FORMULA(1) EN DONDE LOS SUSTITUYENTES SON COMO SE DEFINEN EN LA MEMORIA DESCRIPTIVA, EN FORMA LIBRE O EN LA FORMA DE UNA SAL FARMACEUTICAMENTE ACEPTABLE. SOLVATO. ESTER N-OXIDO DEL MISMO; A PROCESOS PARA LA PREPARACION DE LOS MISMOS A PRODUCTOS FARMACEUTICOS QUE CONTIENEN ESTOS COMPUESTOS, EN PARTICULAR PARA EL USO DE UNA O MAS ENFERMEDADES MEDIADAS POR LA CINASA DE PROTEINA TIROSINA
Patent IN-2012DN00374-A (IN)
Inventor: EMERENTIANA SIANAWATI
IPC: A01N47/12
Filed: 2010-07-28
Abstract: A synergistic antimicrobial composition containing 3-iodo-2-propynyl-butylcarbamate and fluometuron.
Patent IN-2015MN00405-A (IN)
Inventor: KITA KIYOSHI
IPC: A61K31/44
Filed: 2013-08-29
Abstract: The purpose of the present invention is to provide a novel anthelminthic agent or a novel endoparasite control agent such as an antiprotozoal agent. Provided is an endoparasite control agent which contains a carboxamide derivative represented by general formula (I) or a salt thereof as an active ingredient. (In the formula Het represents a 5 or 6 membered heterocyclic group.)