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Patent GB-191411589-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Sleeping Blankets.
IPC: A47G9/06
Filed: 1914-05-11
Granted: 1915-02-18
Abstract: 11,589. Oliver, Ltd., Mrs., Hall, Lady S. M., and Woods, E. M. May 11. [Cognate Application, 20,049/14.] Blankets; rugs, travclling and like.-A sleeping-blanket, which, according to the Provisional Specification, is adapted for motoring and other travelling purposes and for use by soldiers on active service, comprises a centre portion 1, Fig. 1, the end of which is doubled back over the user, and side-pieces 2 approximately half the length of the portion 1, which are also folded over, the top 3 of the blanket being shaped to fit the neck and shoulders of the user. A hood may be provided; or an extra piece of material may be sewn to the neck portion so as to be capable of being folded over some article to form a pillow. Slits 4 are provided through which the user may thrust his arms, the slits being normally covered by portions 5. The centre portion 1 may be equal in length to the side-pieces, and be stitched at 6, Fig. 3, to the ends of these pieces; or the fold of the centre portion may be stitched to the ends of the side-pieces. The blanket may be of ordinary blanketing with a loose cover of waterproof material or with a strip of waterproof material on its under surface; or it may be of any material, or of waterproof material containing eiderdown.
Patent GB-191422392-A (GB)
Title: Improved Feeding Appliance for Birds.
Inventor: DAVIES DAVID
IPC: A01K39/012
Filed: 1914-11-12
Granted: 1915-06-24
Abstract: 22,392. Davies, D. Nov. 12. Feeding - appliances for animals. - Relates to feeding - appliances for birds and of the kind described in Specifications 923/14 and 18,161/14, and consists in providing an inwardly inclined retaining-wall upon the flange surrounding the raised centre of the bottom tray which receives the food descending from. the hopper, a space being left between the retaining-wall and the lower flared portion of the hopper. In the form shown in Fig. 2, a straight flange a and retaining-wall a' are attached to the base A on which the hopper E, E' rests, being secured by a pin f and provided with a lid G. The food may be covered by a flap a<11>, and drainage holes c are provided. In the circular form, Fig. 5, the hopper E rests upon legs e, the ends of which are bent to engage apertures in the webs a<111> , The food is covered by a coned disk E<11>, which, when not in use, is supported on pins e", slots being formed in the disk E<11> to allow it to pass the pins. The lid G is attached by a pin g<1>, and a hasp g<11>, and staple g<111>.
Patent GB-191501187-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with the Manufacture of Boxes, Cases and the like of Sheet Material.
Inventor: ARCHER ERNEST HARRY
IPC: B65D5/12
Filed: 1915-01-25
Granted: 1915-08-26
Abstract: 1187. Archer, E. H. Jan. 25. Bending.-In making boxes &c., a plain blank A of sheet metal, cardboard, &c., is employed for forming the sides, notches B opposite to one another being made, and the blank being bent over a straight edge in lines between the notches, while the ends a, also bent over, are hooked into one another to form the seam, and edge parts are bent over and nailed or otherwise secured to lid and bottom elements duly inserted in the body. The bending of the blank is effected on a bench E, from which projects a plate F formed with undercut edges, the blank being laid on this plate and set with its ends placed successively against different portions of a two-step gauge H, Fig. 4, in order to ensure the proper bending over at the ends a. After hammering down these parts, the corners of the box are formed by bending the blank over the plate F, and the joined-up edges a are hammered together on the plate, prior to inserting the ends of the box. A pivoted bar or cramp L, held down by a shackle M, may serve to hold the blank in position. The amount of overhang a may, in some cases, be indicated by a slidable and rotatable stop K, Fig. 5, having a turned-up end or, blocks O, Fig. 7, shaped to the notches B in the blank, may be used, these blocks being held down by the blank until, on sliding the latter along, they rise by spring action and enter the notches, as shown.
Patent GB-191501796-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Lift Brakes.
IPC: B66D5/00
Filed: 1915-02-04
Granted: 1915-08-19
Abstract: 1796. Krupp, Akt. Ges., F. Feb. 4, 1914, [Convention date]. Self-sustaining gear.-Consists in an automatic lift brake which is effective for load turning-movements in both directions on the winding-drum. The drum A, Fig. 1, has two oppositely-coiled load ropes E, E', and its shaft bears at the outer end in a fixed casing C<1> having an annular braking-surface for a band brake c<3>. This, as shown in Fig. 2, is split, and its ends are joined to its central portion by two diametral links G. Keyed to the shaft D is a disk D' having pins d<2>, which enter between the links G, and keyed to a gear-wheel J, but loose on the shaft D, is another disk H, Fig. 1, having pins h<1>, which can engage the outer surfaces of the links. The disks D<1>, H with the pins and links thus form a coupling, through which the drive is transmitted from the crank k<2> to the drum A. With a load on the rope E', say, the drum and disk D' tend to turn in the direction of the arrow x, and the pins d<2> force the links apart so as to apply the brake and hold the load. For lifting, the crank is turned in the direction of the arrow y until the pins h<1> bear against the links, as shown at I, and remove the brake, leaving the drum free for hoisting. For lowering, the crank rotation is reversed, and the pins h<1> bear on the links as shown at II, thereby removing the brake. Further rotation of the crank and disk H carries the brake band around in the direction x, and the lowering starts. If the speed of the disk D<1> and drum, due to the load, exceeds that of the disk H, derived from the crank, the pins h<1> leave the position II, and the pins d<2> apply the brake and retard the drum until the pins h<1> again free it. The brake is thus intermittently applied, and the load descends practically as though the disks D', H were permanently coupled.
Patent GB-191502369-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Copying Apparatus.
Inventor: STRAIN WILLIAM
IPC: B41L9/00
Filed: 1915-02-15
Granted: 1915-06-10
Abstract: 2369. Strain, W. Feb. 15. Copying documents &c. - Relates to apparatus in which the matter to be copied is transferred to a composition sheet from which the copies are taken. For commercial use, a number of composition sheets a, Fig. 1, are mounted on boards b connected together by flexible or other hinges c, whereby the sheets may be exposed side by side for simultaneous use, or folded face to face, with intervening oiled paper, as shown in Fig. 3, and secured by fastenings g provided respectively on a coverboard d and on a board f, each flexibly connected to an end board b. For use as a toy, or where a single composition sheet will meet the requirements, a paper, cardboard, or like frame j, Fig. 4, is fitted round the sheet h, which is then mounted in a box k having sides k<1> projecting above the frame j, a recess k<2> for pens &c., and a cover l provided with an outstanding part l' adapted, when the cover is closed, to bear against the frame and protect the composition from dust.
Patent GB-191503283-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Controllers.
IPC: H02P1/34
Filed: 1915-03-01
Granted: 1915-09-09
Abstract: 3283. Igranic Electric Co., [Cutler- Hammer Manufacturing Co.]. March 1. Electro-magnetic switches. -A oontroller for driving elevators, printing-presses, &c. has an electromagnetically-operated main switch, the closure of which removes a lock from a starter held in the starting position and thereby permits it to move automatically to its running position. The starter is returned to the starting position electro-magnetically when the main switch is opened, and the main switch can only be closed when it is in the starting position. The main switch arms 5, 6 are attached to the armature 7 of the electro-magnet 8. Extensions 15 of the armature carry a bar 16 which bridges contacts 17 when the switch is open and the contacts 18 when it is closed. The contact fingers 20 of the starter are pivoted on a shaft 22 and are pressed towards the fixed contacts 21 by springs 28 on pins 26 fixed to the base and projecting through the fingers. A series of lugs 29 restrains the progressive closure of the contacts, or, when the solenoid 3 is energized, causes the progressive opening of the contacts. The closure is caused by the springs 28 and a weight on an arm attached to the solenoid core. The movement of the weighted arm, and consequently the motor speed, can be limited by locking to it a lever with a stop to engage the baseboard at the end of its movement. A spring-controlled hook engages a lug on the weighted arm in the starting position. To start the motor, the switch 55, Fig. 4, is closed to complete the circuit through the main switch winding and contacts 47, 50. The main switch closes and, in doing so, actuates a bellcrank lever which trips the latch on the starter and closes the contacts 46, 48. The switch also closes its own maintaining circuit through the contacts 18. The shaft 22 then rotates, and the fingers 20 close successively to cut out resistance. To stop the motor, the switch 55 is opened to de-energize the main switch winding. The main switch opens, and the circuit of solenoid 3 is completed through the contacts 46, 48, 17. The solenoid restores the starter to its starting position, and the latch holds it in position, thereby breaking the connexion of contacts 46, 48.
Patent GB-191505848-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Commutators for Dynamo-electric Machines.
Inventor: ZIMMERMAN THOMAS
IPC: H01R39/04
Filed: 1915-04-19
Granted: 1915-05-20
Abstract: 5848. Zimmerman, T. April 17, 1914, [Convention date]. C o m m u t a t o r s. - The commutator bars 2 are embedded in an insulating-material 1 which can be hardened by heating under pressure in a mould and does not soften with rise of temperature, such as bakelite or condensite. Channelled metal rings 4 having perforations 6, 7 are arranged at the ends of the commutator ; one flange of each ring enters the notches of the commutator bars, while the other flange forms an inner retaining-ring for the material 1. The commutator bars are slotted to receive lugs 10 on the armature connexions 9, Fig. 4, shorter lugs 11 being bent over to secure a conductor end 13<1>. Flanges 13 of the insulating-material hold in place the connexions 9. Positioning-pins 8 may be fixed to one of the rings 4.
Patent GB-191507872-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Appliance or Munition for use in Attacking Aerial Craft and Submarine Boats, and which is applicable for other similar purposes.
Inventor: MILLS WILLIAM
IPC: F42B12/66
Filed: 1915-05-27
Abstract: 7872. Mills, W. May 27. Aerial warfare; mines, marine; laying mines.-Relates to bomb-dropping devices for use on air-craft, or on ships, for dropping bombs upon other aircraft, particularly dirigible air-ships, or upon submarine vessels, aerodromes, hangars, railway or trains. According to the present invention, an extended member, for example a flexible cable, is transversely or longitudinally arranged upon the ship or aircraft, and has at one end an explosive bomb furnished with a time-fuse, and at the other end a second bomb, or a float, or weight, and means are provided whereby the device is mechanically released while in an extended form so that the flexible member engages the object attacked and retains the bombs in proximity thereto until the explosion occurs. The fuses are operated at the instant of release. Several intermediate bombs and releasing-devices may also be provided. In the construction shown, two grenades a, Fig. 4, of the kind described in Specifications 2111/15, 2468/15, and 7636/15, [all in Class 9 (i), Ammunition &c.], are connected by a flexible cable t and are suspended at opposite sides of an aeroplane, the cable passing transversely across the aeroplane. Lugs j on each grenade receive a spring-controlled pin f, Fig. 5, carried by brackets e at each side of the aeroplane, the member i of the bracket passing between the pair of lugs to retain the usual lever b, which controls the striker c in position until the grenade is released. The usual safety-pin d is removed after the grenade is secured in position. The pins f on each side of the aeroplane are simultaneously withdrawn by means of Bowden or other wires k attached by pins p, Fig. 2, to a central drum operated by a handle m. To prevent a transverse pull on the wire k from releasing the grenades, each wire k is passed twice round, and secured at p to, the drum, the part n then passing round a pulley o to the head r of the pin f. A spring catch retains the handle m in the " operated" position, to indicate to the operator which devices have been released when several pairs of grenades are mounted on one aeroplane. The device may be arranged below the keel of a warship or boat for attacking submarine vessels, or may be carried by one or more booms at the bow or stern. The connecting-member t may be of barbed wire, or may be rigid and of bowed form ; or it may be replaced by a net having bombs at the four corners, or by cables arranged diagonally. Each bomb may be connected to the cable by a spring or other resilient means. To keep the bombs apart during descent, they may be provided with conical members u, Fig. 6.
Patent GB-191508845-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Aeroplanes.
Inventor: CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM
IPC: B64C17/00
Filed: 1915-06-16
Abstract: 8845. Cunningham, W. June 16. Balancing.-A device for maintaining the balance of aeroplanes, of the type of which a weight is suspended by a telescopic pendulum rod from the body of the aeroplane, has the upper part of the telescopic rod mounted in a member provided with long journals so arranged as to make the rod rigid transversely while allowing it to swing freely in a longitudinal direction. The weight m is secured to a lower member b adjustably mounted in an upper member a, both members being preferably square in cross-section, with the diagonal in the direction of flight. The upper member a has a strengthening- tube q and is secured to a pair of hangers d pivoted by means of bolts g to a casting or forging c and normally held rigid with the same by means of a sliding catch e. The member c has long transverse journals f adapted to rotate in bearings r bolted to a slotted plate x secured to the body of the aeroplane. This plate may be adjustably mounted on a second plate, or the bearings may be adjustably mounted on the main plate. The lower member is raised by means of a cable secured to the weight and coiled on a drum h which is mounted on the top of the member c and rotated by a handle k. A pawl l is fitted to prevent the drum from running back, and suitable cable-actuated catches may be fitted to secure the two sections together. The telescopic members are fitted with rollers and with collars to prevent entire separation. A second auxiliary weight m may be adjustably mounted in the lower section. Means are provided to move the weight well aft to balance the weight of the engine in case of a nose dive. These means comprise a cable attached to a lower member and passed over a pulley at the rear of the machine to a drum similar to the drum h, and a handle i slidably mounted in the casting c and adapted to be pushed forward into engagement with segmental brackets provided with suitable locking-catches. According to the Provisional Specification, the section of the rod may be a narrow rectangle, with the major axis at right-angles to the direction of flight. The journals may slide in vertical slots, and a rack adjustment may be substituted for the cable. The rod may be universally mounted on a gimbal arrangement. An additional balancing-device, comprising a weight moved along a transverse race by means of a pendulum acting through gearing, may be fitted.
Patent GB-191511787-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Magnetic Compasses.
Inventor: RYLAND CHARLES FREDERICK
IPC: G01C17/12
Filed: 1915-08-16
Abstract: 11,787. Ryland, C. F. Aug. 16. Magnetic compasses.-In portable compasses for taking the exact bearing of an object, the hinged cap-like lid B has an opening D with a sighting- line H, and has adjustably attached to it in the sighting-line a mirror A, Fig. 1, for reflecting inverted numerals marked on the compass card E; or the mirror A, Fig. 11, is adjustably attached to the body of the compass in a similar position, the mirror in either case coming within the lid when the lid is closed. The mirror may be fixed by a cross-bar or by spring arms, and may be hinged or otherwise and detachable or otherwise.
Patent GB-191512615-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Siphonic Flushing Apparatus.
Inventor: RHODES THOMAS GARFORTH
IPC: E03D1/08
Filed: 1915-09-02
Abstract: 12,615. Rhodes, T. G., and Gaunt, R. Sept. 2. [Addition to 23,509/14.] Siphon-discharge water-waste preventers.-Relates to siphon-discharge flushing-cisterns of the kind having the short leg of the siphon formed with a vertical cylinder containing a piston connected to the pull-lever, and constructed as described in the parent Specification, and consists in providing a curved rib 2 on the siphon 1 to guide the end of the pull-lever 4 on which the piston is carried. The lever 4 is furnished with a claw 5 to embrace the rib 2.
Patent GR-20010100601-A (GR)
Title: Reference standards for determining the purity or stability of amlodipine maleate and processes therefor
Inventor: PICHA FRANTISEK
IPC: G01N33/94
Filed: 2001-12-28
Abstract: mlodipine aspartate and amlodipine maleamide are used as reference standards or markers in determining the purity of amlodipine maleate substances and products.
Patent IN-2015MN00112-A (IN)
Inventor: DUA PRAVEEN
IPC: H04W64/00
Filed: 2013-06-06
Abstract: Techniques for determining whether a mobile device crosses a boundary defined by a first wireless access point (WAP) and a second fixed location WAP are provided. A method according to these techniques includes receiving at a mobile device information defining a boundary defined by first and second fixed location WAPs the boundary being defined at least in part based on a ratio of a round trip time (RTT) between the mobile device and the first fixed location WAP to a ratio of a RTT between the mobile device and the second fixed location WAP determining the ratio of the RTT between the mobile device and the first fixed location WAP to a ratio of the RTT between the mobile device and the second fixed location WAP determining whether the mobile device has crossed the boundary and triggering an event in response to the mobile device crossing the boundary.
Patent IN-2011DE02201-A (IN)
Inventor: BANERJEE SAUMEN;
IPC: C07C/
Filed: 2011-08-03
Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved water purification system and process adapted for the simultaneous removal/purification of contaminants iron, arsenic, manganese, fluoride and bacteria. The system comprises cylindrical main body having a first chamber and second chamber, an inlet comprising an air tight cap covering the said cylindrical main body substantially located above the first chamber adapted to avoid entrance of air inside the said system and an outlet for the tapping through of the final purified/clear water. The second chamber comprises a filtration unit having plurality of filtration columns. The columns are arranged in a predefined sequential manner adapted for removal/purification of iron, arsenic, manganese, fluoride and bacteria contaminated water. Fig 1
Patent IN-2014CH02376-A (IN)
Inventor: DI VAIRA ANTONIO
IPC: G06F17/00
Filed: 2014-05-12
Abstract: The invention relates to a computerized system and method for generating a life expectancy analysis report related to a low or medium voltage switching device. In the computerized system and method of the invention: -	first data (11) related to the operating status of said switching device are acquired; -	a preliminary text file (101) is generated, in which said first data and first text patterns (21) are paged in a plurality of sections arranged according to a selectable paging format; -	second data (12) related to the predicted life expectancy of said switching device are calculated depending on said first data (11); -	a classification of said first data (11) and/or said second data (12) is performed; -	predefined second text patterns (22) are selected and an association is created between said second text patterns (22) and said first data (11) and/or said second data; said first data (11), said second data (12), said first patterns (21) and/or said second text patterns (22) are merged in corresponding sections of said preliminary text file (101).
Patent IN-2014CN00700-A (IN)
Inventor: MIKKELSEN LISE MUNCH
IPC: C11D3/386
Filed: 2012-06-29
Abstract: The conversion of a peptide aldehyde to a hydrosulfite adduct can be used to increase the aqueous solubility in the purification of the peptide aldehydes. Advantageously this hydrosulfite adduct is itself effective as a subtilisin inhibitor and stabilizer and it can also stabilize a second enzyme if present. The hydrosulfite adduct is effective as a subtilisin inhibitor and it maintains its inhibitory and stabilizing effect in a liquid detergent during storage. Thus use of the hydrosulfite adduct can avoid the cost and time of converting it back to the peptide aldehyde and subsequent drying of the peptide aldehyde can be saved and this can avoid the inconvenience of handling the peptide aldehyde in powder form or as a highly diluted aqueous solution.
Patent JP-2001192448-A (JP)
Title: Method for producing polyoxyalkylene polyol
Inventor: YAMAZAKI SATOSHI
IPC: C08G18/48
Filed: 2000-01-11
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for producing a polyoxyalkylene polyol in high productivity. SOLUTION: A polyoxyalkylene polyol is produced by the addition polymerization of an epoxide compound to an active hydrogen compound in the presence of a compound catalyst having P=N bond. A mixed active hydrogen compound composed of a non-oxyalkylenated active hydrogen compound and an oxyalkylenated active hydrogen compound is used as the active hydrogen compound and the concentration of the active hydrogen group of the oxyalkylenated active hydrogen compound is 0.01-20 mol% based on the active hydrogen group of the mixed active hydrogen compound.
Patent JP-2001194754-A (JP)
Title: Developing solution kit for black-and-white silver halide photographic sensitive material and processing method for black-and-white silver halide photographic sensitive material using same
Inventor: TAKAHASHI SHIGEAKI
IPC: G03C5/26
Filed: 2000-01-11
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a concentrated solution for development for a black-and- white pbotosensitive material and its developing solution kit which prevent deposition in the storage of the kit and to provide a processing method for a black-and-white silver halide pbotographic sensitive material free from the delamination of a film and the occurrence of a roller mark and having an improved silver tone. SOLUTION: The developing solution kit for a black-and-white silver halide photographic sensitive material comprises two or more parts including a part containing a mixture of glutaric aldehyde and a sulfite. In this part, the ratio of the total amount of dissociated sulfurous acid ions and added sulfurous acid ions to the total amount of glutaric aldehyde and its sulfurous acid adduct is 1.0-2.4 and the total amount of glutaric aldehyde and its sulfurous acid adduct is 0.8-2.0 mol/l.