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Patent DO-P2023000005-A (DO)
Title: Anticuerpos anti-betacelulina, fragmentos de los mismos, y moléculas de unión multiespecíficas
Inventor: NICOLE HAUBST
IPC: C07K16/22
Filed: 2023-01-11
Abstract: La presente invención proporciona anticuerpos anti-BTC, métodos de producción de dichos anticuerpos, composiciones farmacéuticas que comprenden dichos anticuerpos y métodos de uso de dichos anticuerpos. La presente invención además proporciona moléculas de unión multiespecíficas, por ejemplo, anticuerpos biespecíficos, que comprenden un resto de unión a BTC y un resto de unión anti-VEGF.
Patent GB-189701357-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Devices for Use with Boots and Shoes to Prevent Slipping thereof.
Inventor: FRANCIS ZARRAH JETHRO
Filed: 1897-01-18
Granted: 1897-02-27
Abstract: 1357. Francis, Z. J. Jan, 18. Slipping, p r e - venting.-Improvements are made on the appliances described in Specification No. 4336, A.D. 1896. Figs. 1 and 2 show, respectively, a plan and an elevation of one form of device to be placed on a heel. a is a plate of some non- slipping material, which is attached to a metal framework b, c fitting the front and sides of a heel, and made in two parts hinged to one another at f. The rear ends of the parts b and c are connected by an elastic band e, which passes round the back of the heel, and holds the appliance in place. Slight modifications in the form of the hinge and in the method of attaching the band e to the metal framework may be made.
Patent GB-189703358-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Metallic-faced Packings for the Glands of Steam, Hydraulic, Air, or Gas Engines.
Inventor: HAILWOOD JOHN
Filed: 1897-02-09
Granted: 1897-08-14
Abstract: 3358. Hailwood, J. Feb. 9. Stuffing-boxes.-Consists of metallic-faced packings in which a series of antifriction metal rings M is used in combination with a series of enveloping elastic and inadhesive rings D. The whole may be placed directly in the gland-box, or may be first inserted in a bush.
Patent GB-189713248-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Elevator Locking Mechanism.
Inventor: MUCKLE JOHN SEISER
Filed: 1897-05-28
Granted: 1897-07-10
Abstract: 13,248. MucklÚ, J. S. May 28. Lifts.-Relates to means for locking or unlocking the doors at landings by using a portion of the movement of the controlling-apparatus. On the shaft B of the car A a hand-wheel b and a sprocketwheel b<1> are mounted, and the chain b<2> is used to actuate the valve. The intermediate shaft C is driven from the shaft B by chain gearing, and has an elliptical wheel c<2> gearing with a similar wheel d<2> which actuates the rock shaft E by means of the rod d' which is attached to the crank e. A connecting-rod e<1> allows the slide F to reciprocate in guides. A spring latch g, arranged on the side of the well, near the landing engages with a latch g<1> on the door G. When the slide F is projected and the door is open, the arm s of the weighted lever S engages the flange f<1> and locks the controlling-apparatus. On opening the door, a finger g<2> on it strikes the arm s<2> of the lever S and releases the slide. Slight modifications are described, and the apparatus is stated to be applicable to electrically-actuated lifts.
Patent GB-189715084-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Brakes for Velocipedes and other Chain Driven Vehicles.
Inventor: BAILEY HERBERT LEONIDAS
Filed: 1897-06-23
Granted: 1897-08-14
Abstract: 15,084. Bailey, H. L. June 23. B r a k e s for bicycles, tricycles, and other chain-driven vehicles are arranged to be operated by back-pedalling or tightening the lower run of the chain. A brake-block G is connected to an ear g pivoted on one of the pivots of a double toggle a, a, b, b, which carries a roller H resting on the lower run of the chain C. The double toggle is hinged at c to a U-shaped bracket E secured to the rear fork A by clamps j, l, m, constructed as shown in Fig. 5. The roller H is carried on the, preferably, cranked end of the spindle d, on which the toggle-link b is pivoted and the link a fixed. A spring arranged on the pivot of the toggle-links b holds the brake out of operation. The upper link b may be formed as a portion of the bracket E.
Patent GB-189719206-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Yarn Printing Apparatus.
Inventor: NEWTON PHILIP ARTHUR
Filed: 1897-08-19
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 19,206. Newton, P. A., [Alexander Smith & Son's Carpet Co.]. Aug. 19. Printing yarns.-A machine for printing yarns 9 by means of a roller 17 mounted within a colour trough 13, which is mounted upon a travelling carriage 4, is provided with rubbers 28, 29, actuated by mechanism of a special kind. The carriage 4 is supported by rails 2 and is reciprocated by means of a cable 5, and the colour trough 13 is fitted removably within an aperture in a hinged plate 11, which is forced upwards by a spring 21, as far as an adjustable nut 22 permits the plate to move upwards. The rubbers 28, 29 are attached to bifurcated arms 27 pivoted to brackets 26 which are secured to a frame 25 pivoted upon brackets 24 in the central part of the carriage ; by means of coiled springs 30 surrounding fixed pins 32, the rubbers are free to yield when brought into contact with the yarn. Guide - bars 39, 40 are pivoted to the ends of the machine framing and are adapted to oscillate a slotted lever 34, pivoted at 35, and engaging with a pin 37 on the rocking frame 25. Springs 33 normally hold the frame 25 in a horizontal position, but by the action of the lever 34 it can be tilted so as to raise either rubber. The form of the slot in the lever 34 is such that the rubbers are held in the tilted position as the carriage travels beneath the yarn. When necessary, the bars 39, 40 can be oscillated out of the operative position by means of a spring-controlled treadle connected to a rocking shaft 46 which carries slotted arms 45 engaging with pins 43 on the bars 39, 40. The frame is automatically restored to the horizontal position, as is required when an isolated strip is to be printed upon the yarn, by means of guide-bars 41, 42, adapted to engage with the antifriction roller 38 on the lever 34. As either rubber approaches the yarn, the former is slightly depressed and then raised to the edge of the yarn by means of guide-bars 56, 57, which actuate vertically-sliding rods 59, connected to the arms 27.
Patent GB-189722918-A (GB)
Title: Improved Apparatus for the Generation of Acetylene Gas.
Inventor: BAILEY CHARLES JOHN
Filed: 1897-10-06
Granted: 1898-08-13
Abstract: 22,918. Bailey, C. J., and Nicklin, J. H. Oct. 6. Acetylene lamps.- The supply of water from the chamber a to the detachable carbide chamber b, through the fine tube a<1>, is controlled by a valve c' actuated by a screw c<2> and a pivoted lever c. A perforated tube b<1>, or both a perforated tube b<1> and an unperforated tube b<2>, prevent the lower end of the fine water tube a<1> from being choked by the carbide or the products; lids are provided for use on the detachable carbide chambers b before attachment to the lamp. When used as a cycle or carriage lamp, a combustion chamber or lantern is fitted over the burner a<4>, and an antivibration device is attached to the chamber a.
Patent GB-189723304-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Magnetic Circuit Arrangements for Dynamo Electric Machines and other purposes.
Inventor: WOOD REGINALD
Filed: 1897-10-11
Granted: 1898-10-11
Abstract: 23,304. Wood, R. Oct. 11. Drawings to Specification. Flywheels.-Relates to improvements in magnetic circuits for counteracting centrifugal force and for other purposes. These objects are accomplished by varying the magnitude and direction of the magnetic pull across an air gap. A rapidly-rotating disc, either of iron or steel, or of aluminium or other metal plated or fitted with iron, is provided with concentric V or other shaped ridges and grooves on its top and bottom surfaces, and electromagnetic rings having corresponding ridges and grooves are fitted above and below and at a small distance therefrom. The outside ridges of the magnet are nearer to the insides of the disc ridges than the insides of the magnet ridges are to the outsides of the disc ridges. The disc may be decentralized radially to vary the magnetic pull, as desired, to counteract centrifugal force
Patent GB-189723461-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Stove for Warming Rooms and for other Heating purposes.
Inventor: BRIDGWATER HENRY
Filed: 1897-10-12
Granted: 1898-08-13
Abstract: 23,461. Bridgwater, H. Oct. 12. Gas, oil, &c. stoves.-Stoves heated by gas, oil, or other means are constructed as shown in Fig. 4, a fireclay or like cover a serving to radiate the heat. Air enters at b, and the products of combustion pass to the chimney flue at d. When gas burners c are employed, ignition is effected at an aperture e, which is afterwards closed by a plug. An ornamental perforated metal or other cover may enclose the fireclay chamber. The stove may be employed for heating water.
Patent GB-189727414-A (GB)
IPC: B62J13/04
Filed: 1897-11-23
Granted: 1898-10-29
Abstract: 27,414. Townsend, G. W., and Clewer, J. C. Nov. 23. Gear cases for cycles and the like. A frame a<1>, Fig. 1, is secured to the machine in the ordinary way, and is provided with a duplicate section A attached to the frame by means of the tensioning- screws E. The flexible cover b<1>, Fig. 2, is placed over the frame a<1> and the section A, and is attached to the frame by hooks a<2> and eyes, or by clip-wires and hooks as at B, or by other suitable means. When in position, the cover is strained by raising the duplicate section A from the frame a<1> by means of the screws E.
Patent GB-189728083-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Smiths' Forges.
Inventor: HEILMANN SOPHI
Filed: 1897-11-29
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 28,083. Heilmann, S. Nov. 29. Smith's forges.-The blast tube a opens into a vertical branch b closed at its lower end by a removable plate f. The upper end is surmounted by a semicircular cap c which is secured below the flange e by a bayonet-joint. Radial slots o in the cap permit of the escape of the blast. Gases which enter the cap from the fire escape by the space r around the flange to the casing g.
Patent GB-189728621-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus suitable for the Propulsion of Motor Road Vehicles.
Inventor: STEVENSON JAMES CAMBELL
Filed: 1897-12-03
Granted: 1898-11-26
Abstract: 28,621. Stevenson, J. C., and Gardner, H. Dec. 3. Instantaneous generators; safety-valves. -Comprises the construction of an oscillating-cylinder steam engine, air-cooled condenser, instantaneous steam generator, and certain appurtenances suitable for the propulsion of road vehicles. The steam generator is shown in section in Fig. 15. The lamps or burners 36 heat a number of cones 31 around which the feedwater is delivered by sprayers 35. Excessive pressure in the generator is prevented by the combined safety and regulating valve shown in section in Fig. 21. When the valve 39 rises in opposition to the spring, the first effect is to operate certain dampers through the rod 43 by which some or all of the lamp flames are lowered or extinguished. A further rise uncovers the escape orifices 38<c>.
Patent GB-189728636-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Construction of Tile Press Dies or Plates for the Production of Undercut Recesses in the Manufacture of Tiles.
Inventor: BURTON WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-12-04
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 28,636. Burton, W., and Burton, J. Dec. 4. Moulding tiles.- Undercut recesses are formed in the tile by inclined teeth or plates A adapted to slide in slots in the bottom die or plunger. The teeth are forced back by springs S when the plunger is raised to eject the tile from the mould, and are raised into action again by the lower ends coming in contact with a bed-plate when the plunger is lowered.
Patent GB-189730222-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Spirometers or Machines for Testing Lung Power, and Mechanism for Controlling the Operation thereof by the deposit of a Coin.
Inventor: BUCK DANIEL AZRO ASHLEY
Filed: 1897-12-21
Granted: 1898-05-14
Abstract: 30,222. Buck, D. A. A. Dec. 21. Spirometers.-Relates to a coin-freed apparatus for testing lung power. The operator blows through a tube into a cylinder J in which works a piston j<3>. The rod j<2> of the piston carries a yoke j<4>, the movement of which is resisted by springs j<5>. A double pawl g<8>, g<9>, pivoted on an adjustable plate g<4>, gears by its lower tooth in the sector g'. Should a very sudden breath be blown through the pipe j, the upper tooth g<9> will be jerked into gear and stop the action.
Patent GB-189730650-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Slubbing, Roving, and like Frames.
Inventor: FOSSEL JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-12-28
Granted: 1898-02-19
Abstract: 30,650. Fossel, J. Dec. 28. Slubbing and roving frames &c.-In place of the usual cone drums, a conical driving-drum F, supported in fixed bearings, engages with a conical pulley F<1> carried by a swinging and weighted frame F<3>, the pulley being moved intermittently along its carrying-shaft F<2> as the bobbins fill with yarn by means of a rack &c. connected with the usual reversing-mechanism. The axle F<4> of the swinging frame is connected by gearing F<8>, F<6> with the axle F<2> of the pulley F<1>, and also through the usual differential gearing with the bobbindriving wheel. Both the drum and the pulley are plain cones, and the traverse of the pulley upon the drum is gradually diminished as the winding proceeds by reason of the rack M' being operated by means of a toothed cam O, the rack being made wedge-shaped so that it will remain constantly in gear with the cam.
Patent GB-189814438-A (GB)
Title: Apparatus for Charging Coal Gas and other Retorts.
Inventor: INGRAM SAMUEL JOSEPH
Filed: 1898-06-30
Granted: 1898-11-12
Abstract: 14,438. Ingram, S. J. June 30. Retorts ; gas retorts, charging. Consists of a travelling carriage, with wheels l and a chainwheel running on rails n, having transverse rails k on which runs a traveller consisting of a frame j and lifting-gear. The lifting-gear consists of an axle c provided with a chain-wheel d, a winding- drum b, and a ratchet detent-wheel f. The rope &c. a terminates in a loop in which is balanced a long scoop containing the charge to be inserted. After the scoop is driven home into the retort, it is inverted prior to withdrawal.
Patent GB-189815967-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cells applicable for the Production of Chlorine and Alkali Metal Amalgams by Electrolytic Decomposition of Solutions of Alkaline Chlorides.
Inventor: KYNASTON JOSIAH WYCKLIFFE
Filed: 1898-07-21
Granted: 1899-06-10
Abstract: 15,967. Kynaston, J. W. July 21. Chlorine. - To obtain alkali - metal amalgams and chlorine by the electrolytic decomposition of solutions of alkaline chlorides, a cell is used consisting of a flagstone or like enclosure A, the joints of which are made tight by the insertion of rubber cords Bin grooves, and which is firmly braced together by external brackets and bolts. Along the whole length of each side are a series of narrow shelves E of stone, slate, glass, ebonite, vulcanite, &c., each shelf being hollowed out on the upper surface, and provided, at opposite ends alternately, with a raised portion or ridge somewhat lower than the edge. Over this weir, mercury, which is continuously admitted to the uppermost shelf by a pipe H, flows to a porforation leading to the next shelf below. The mercury thus flows along each shelf in succession to the bottom, where it also forms a shallow layer, finally escaping by the tube J. The mercury forms the cathode, and each layer is connected independently. A central vertical carbon anode K is used. The alkaline chloride solution, at a temperature at or near to its boiling point, is admitted, to a level above that of the highest shelf. On passing the current, chlorine is evolved and passes away by the pipe L, while the mercury gradually changes to an amalgam. In a modification, two anodes, similar to K, are placed at a distance apart and another set of cathode shelves is arranged within the space between them.
Patent GB-189823980-A (GB)
Title: Improved Means and Apparatus for Washing Railway and other like Vehicles.
Inventor: WHEELER CHARLES ALEXANDER
Filed: 1898-11-14
Granted: 1899-03-11
Abstract: 23,980. Wheeler, C. A. Nov. 14. Washing carriages and other vehicles.-Relates to apparatus for washing railway carriages and other like vehicles. The rotary brushes A, one on each side of the carriage, are carried on spindles B and driven by means of pulleys M, K, the former of which run loosely on the shafts D. The spindles B are journalled in the links C. By operating handles I the brushes A may be turned out of contact with the carriage. Water is discharged through the perforated pipe R supplied through the pipes T, U. The brushes are covered by guards Q. Two modifications are described. In one, the brush is given an up and down motion by means of a cam, and mechanism is arranged to draw the brush directly back from contact with the carriage. In the second modification, the brush is made considerably shorter than the one shown.
Patent GB-189826470-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machinery or Apparatus for Treating Hides, Kips, or Skins for the Manufacture of Leather.
Inventor: HUTCHINGS JOHN
Filed: 1898-12-14
Granted: 1899-12-14
Abstract: 26,470. Hutchings, J. Dec. 14. Hides and skins, raw, treating; tanning.-Hides, kips, or skins are depilated or tanned in tanks or troughs provided with a conveying-device consisting of chains C supporting laths D to which the skins are attached. They are thus alternately exposed to the air and passed through the depilating or tanning liquor. The skins overlap sufficiently when outside the tank to prevent excessive exposure to the air, or they may circulate wholly within the tank.
Patent GB-189904955-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Scrubbing Brushes and other Brushes of a similar kind.
Inventor: BARDSLEY THOMAS
Filed: 1899-03-07
Granted: 1900-03-03
Abstract: 4955. Bardsley, T. March 7. Scrubbing and like brushes.-The bristles b, especially when made of metal strips, are strengthened by plates c or tubes which are fixed to the stock by nails d through flanges and extend a certain distance along the bristles.
Patent GB-189905868-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in connection with the Sheathing or Casing of Thermo-electric Elements.
Inventor: JOHNSON JAMES YATE
Filed: 1899-03-17
Granted: 1899-04-29
Abstract: 5868. Johnson, J. Y., [Hartmann & Braun]. March 17. Thermo-electric batteries.-Relates to protective sheathings or casings for the elements a, and consists in making them of fire-resisting material A with a longitudinal hole through it in which is placed a rod or tube S of iron or other material capable of resisting h i g h temperatures and connected with the sheathing A by screws and springs so as to hold the sheath together and prevent it from falling to pieces when cracked. The sheathing A may be glazed externally, and may be made up of several sections provided with recesses and d projections as shown, so that, when fitted together, they cannot turn upon each other. The sheathing may be provided with passages for two or more pairs of elements.
Patent GB-189906029-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Generating Acetylene and other similarly obtained Gases.
Inventor: BEAN HENRY RALPH
Filed: 1899-03-20
Granted: 1900-01-27
Abstract: 6029. Bean, H. R., and Ringwood, H. R. March 20. G a s e s, obtaining.- Carbide or other material from which acetylene or other gas is produced by contact with water is contained in one or a number of similar receptacles A. In the example shown, there are four such receptacles, secured together by a rod D and nut E, and provided with rubber joints G, and with central tubes H rising to varying heights. The cover C, also having a rubber joint and secured by the rod D and nut E, has a dome in which are openings F for entry of water when the receptacles are immersed in water and for escape of gas.
Patent GB-189908098-A (GB)
Title: Luggage Carrier for Cycles.
Inventor: BARRY WILLIAM FITZ-GERALD
Filed: 1899-04-18
Granted: 1899-10-21
Abstract: 8098. Barry, W. F. April 18. Luggage-carriers. -A frame C o f spring steel &c. of the shape shown is sprung i n t o the back fork A above the cross-strut B to form a luggagecarrier. The frame is fitted with straps to secure the luggage.
Patent GB-189912223-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Combustion Furnaces.
Inventor: WOOD WILFRED ROTHERY
Filed: 1899-06-12
Granted: 1900-07-12
Abstract: 12,223. Wood, W. R. June 12. Firebars and grates.-Rocking bars, with air passages as shown, are arranged so as to form, when in their normal position, Fig. 3, a stepped fuel surface with air openings in the rising portions. When in their extreme positions the bars form either a continuous dead-plate without air spaces, as shown in Fig. 4, or an open grate for the discharge of ashes as shown in Fig. 5.
Patent GB-189913072-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Muffle Furnaces or Ovens.
Inventor: REGOUT LOUIS HUBERT WILLEM
Filed: 1899-06-23
Granted: 1900-05-19
Abstract: 13,072. Regout, L. H. W. June 23. Kilns or ovens.-Relates to annular "muffle furnaces or ovens" more especially adapted for burning in colours or gold on china, earthenware, glass, or enamelled iron. Fig. 1 shows a plan view, partly in section, and Fig. 2 a transverse section through the furnace to a larger scale. A fixed annular muffle c is heated at one place by a furnace a beneath it, and at this part B-C and the adjoining parts A-B and C-D it is made of refractory material, but elsewhere of metal plates ; the part E-F is open for the introduction and removal of the goods. The goods are carried on a rotary annular frame consisting of two rails h, h resting on "rollers" k which project through openings in the floor of the muffle. The rollers are carried on shafts which are mounted in external bearings. The rails are connected together by tie-rods, and support a floor of bars or plates on which the goods rest ; side supports p may be provided. The furnace gases rise through passages d on each side of the muffle, and afterwards pass through spirally arranged passages t to the chimney f. The' goods having been introduced through the opening at E-F, they are brought, by successive movements of the annular support, through the preliminary heating-portions D-E and C-D to the firing-zone B-C, and thence through the cooling-zones A-B and A-F.
Patent GB-189917128-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Reversing and Speed Changing Mechanism for Motor Vehicles and other Purposes.
Inventor: GOURGOULIN CHARLES ADOLPHE
Filed: 1899-08-23
Granted: 1900-07-21
Abstract: 17,128. Gourgoulin, C. A., and Croizier, A. H. Aug. 23. Driving-gear for boat propellers, screw propellers, and paddle-wheels.-Relates to variable-speed and reversing driving-gear applicable in connection with navigation. The invention comprises a combination of bevel differential gear and expanding and contracting band pulleys. Fig. 1 is a sectional plan. In this a is the motor shaft and r is the driven shaft, to which variable motion is transmitted through the intermediate shaft o. The shaft o is driven by the wheel n of a differential bevel gear, of which one element e is driven uniformly from the shaft a and another f variably from the same shaft. The driving of the wheel f is effected by expanding and contracting band pulleys c, d one of which is made to expand while the other contracts by means of a pair of wedgeshaped forks i, j, which are adjusted simultaneously. Each pulley is formed of a pair of similar movable conical cheeks with full and cutaway portions so that one portion can enter the other when compelled to do so by the action of the wedge.