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Patent GB-877449-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the electrical connection to electrically operated gear
Inventor: BRUMBY HAROLD
IPC: B64D1/04
Filed: 1954-04-02
Abstract: 877,449. Releasing bombs from aircraft. BLACKBURN AIRCRAFT Ltd. April 2, 1954, No. 9794/54. Drawings to Specification. Class 9(2). In an aircraft having a rotatable bomb door of the type described in Specification 877,448, the bomb release gear is operated electrically. Supply leads are connected to fixed terminals on the fuselage and contacts on the bomb door connected to the release gear on the door, engage the fixed contacts when the door is in the open position.
Patent GB-200189-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to stencils
IPC: G03F7/12
Filed: 1922-04-05
Abstract: 200,189. Gieve, P. P. April 5, 1922. Photo-mechanical printing-surfaces; gum-bichromate processes; films with multiple sensitive layers; emulsion coatings, preparing.-In the preparation of photographic stencils by applying a sensitized colloid to a reticulated material such as cotton, silk, fabric, net, metal gauze or metal net a silicate of magnesium, i.e. French chalk or steatite, is added to the colloid. Preferably, the emulsion comprises one part by weight of gelatine, two parts of soapstone in the form of a fine powder and one-fiftieth part of ammonium bichromate. The gelatine is softened in cold water, melted by heat and one part of alcohol is added; the bichromate dissolved in a minimum of water and the soapstone are then added in turn. The emulsion is spread over a piece of net stretched over a metal plate and secured to the back thereof. Several coats may be applied each being dried before the subsequent application. The stencil produced by exposing and washing in the usual way may then be mounted in a frame for use. A paint for use in connection with the stencil may be made by adding a paste solution of beeswax in turpentine to the usual oil and varnish paints. A stencil produced on metallic gauze, may be converted into an allmetal stencil by applying a known method wherein the stencil is cleaned in zinc chloride, dipped in a bath of molten zinc or solder which fills up the exposed mesh, and the emulsion is removed by boiling water, caustic alkali or weak acetic acid.
Patent GB-432952-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to apparatus for making plumbers' or like joints
IPC: B23K3/08
Filed: 1935-03-29
Abstract: 432,952. Joining pipes by casting. CLARK, J. S., 78, Restalrig Road, Edinburgh. March 29, 1935, No. 9846. [Class 83 (i)] Moulds.-Soldering metal is cast about pipes to be joined by means of a two-part mould a, b having grooves f and g, Fig. 3, for clay packing, and clamping bolts c. For smaller pipes packing pieces k. Fig. 4, are inserted in the mould. Fig. 6 shows a modified construction for making a T-joint. The inlet h has a partition j. The mould is of cast iron and is cooled with water after casting.
Patent GB-1240972-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to methods and apparatus for producing semiconductor components
IPC: H01L21/00
Filed: 1970-03-02
Abstract: 1,240,972. Semi-conductor devices. SIEMENS A.G. 2 March, 1970 [3 March, 1969], No. 9857/70. Heading H1K. An alloying jig comprises a recess for the reception of the wafer and a passage leading to the surface of the wafer, the passage having first and second stepped shelves in one wall for receiving alloying material arranged so that when tilted the contents of the lower shelf fall on to the wafer followed after further rotation by the contents of the upper shelf. The jig is used in a method of alloying Al to a wafer in which a wetting material is placed on the lower shelf and an Al-bearing material is placed on the upper shelf. As shown, Fig. 1, a transistor is produced by clamping a Ge wafer 10 in a recess between the parts 1 and 2 of a graphite alloying mould. The part 1 has a passage 9 having a step 7 on which is placed a pellet 5 of In 0À5% Ga and a second step 8 on which is placed a pellet 6 of In 1À5% Al. The second part 2 of the mould has a passage 11 containing a pellet 12 of In 0À5% Gas and closed by a plate 3 which has a vent 16. The mould is illustrated in the initial position with the axis inclined at about 45 degrees to the horizontal. The loaded mould is placed in an H 2  atmosphere and heated to 550-650‹ C. to melt and reduce the surfaces of the pellets. The mould is then cooled to 300-400‹ C. and then rotated in the direction of the arrow 13 until the molten pellet 5 falls on to and wets the surface of the wafer 10. At this stage pellet 6 is retained by the shaped floor of the shelf 8 but further rotation of the mould allows molten pellet 6 to fall on to the molten wetting material with which it mixes and forms an Al doped alloyed emitter region with the wafer. The fall breaks up any oxide surface layer on the pellet 6 so that uniform alloying is achieved. Further rotation of the mould in the same direction inverts it so that the pellet 12 falls on to the other surface of wafer 10 to form an alloyed collector region. The mould is then cooled but may be reheated to the alloying temperature to reduce the base width of the transistor. The wetting material may be Pb or Sn instead of In, and the semi-conductor material may also be Si or a III-V compound.
Patent GB-551624-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in method for making thymol
IPC: C07C37/18
Filed: 1941-08-01
Abstract: 551,624. Thymol. BUSH, Inc., R. T. Aug. 1, 1941., No. 9859. Convention date, Aug. 2, 1940. [Class 2 (iii)] Thymol is made by interaction of m-cresol or mixtures containing m-cresol and an isopropylating agent (isopropyl halide or di-isopropyl m-cresol in presence of a Friedel Crafts reaction catalyst (Al Cl 3 ) at 20‹ to 0‹C., and in presence of enough inert chlorinated hydrocarbon solvent (ethylene dichloride) to just dissolve the reaction mixture (50-100 grams to each 108 grams total cresol) and yield a mass capable of being stirred. The Specification as open to inspection under Sect. 91 states that carbon bisulphide may be used as solvent. This subject-matter does not appear in the Specification as accepted.
Patent GB-255153-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to grid leaks and the like for wireless telegraphy and telephony
IPC: H01C10/10
Filed: 1925-04-16
Abstract: 255,153. Woods, R., and Le Breton, W. H. April 16, 1925. Addition to 224,295. Resistance materialsl; powdered, granular, liquid resistances.-The grid leak described in the parent Specification is provided with an end plug 2 which is bored out as at A to receive the resistance-adjusting-pin 8. A condenser B is connected in series or parallel at one end of the device by a tag 13. The resistance filling the container 1 may comprise a mixture of graphite and chalk, or graphite and gypsum. The device can function as an anode resistance.
Patent GB-417390-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in electric lighting and power plants
IPC: H02P9/00
Filed: 1933-04-03
Abstract: 417,390. Charging batteries. CARTER, F., CARTER, E., and BLACKSTONE & CO., Ltd., Rutland Engineering Works, Stamford, Lincolnshire. April 3,1933, No. 9917. [Class 38 (iv).] In an electric lighting and power plant, the battery is connected as a whole for discharge but is divided into two portions for charging, each portion being charged by a separate generator. The load at k<1>, k<2> is fed from the battery which is divided into the two portions c<1>, c<2> which are charged by the two generators a, b respectively. The arrangement for initiating the start of the prime mover which drives both generators, is as described in Specification 415,460. When the current from the battery c<1>, c<2> to the loads falls below a predetermined value, the battery meter e closes its switch and initiates the start through the change-over switch d<11> and starter switch d<3>. Similarly if the load becomes heavy the coil f<1> closes the switch f which is in parallel with the meter switch e. The prime-mover having started, drives both generators, and the flow of current through solenoids gj divides the battery into the two portions c<1>, c<2>. Simultaneously the switch g<3> opens to introduce the magnetic cut-out p, switch g<2> cuts in the variable resistance a<2> and switch g<4> makes the opening of switch j by the coil j<1> dependent upon the charge of the battery portion c<2>. The generator a then charges the battery portion cl and feeds the load k<1>, k<2>. When the batteries are charged or the switch f is on the bottom stud, current flows through the switch j to initiate stopping of the prime-mover by control of the oil pressure valve d<4>. When the generators stop, the switches g<1>-gj restore the original conditions and the change over switch is also restored to its starting position.
Patent GB-552842-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to machines for packaging a commodity
IPC: B65B31/06
Filed: 1940-11-18
Abstract: 552,842. Packeting. WATERS, H. F. Nov. 18, 1940, No. 9920/42. Divided out of 552,804. [Class 94 (i)] A machine for packing a commodity in a flexible-walled bag comprises means for withdrawing gases from the filled bag while the outside of the bag is subjected to atmospheric pressure, and means for flattening the mouth of the bag and sealing it by heat and pressure simultaneously with the exhaustion of air from the bag. If desired, suitable gas may be allowed to enter the bag after exhaustion of the air. The bag may be made of inherently fusible material, or of paper or other substance coated with such material. The machine comprises a conveyer 12 which is moved intermittently to bring the filled bags 11 in succession beneath a flattened mouth or spout 68 attached to a drum 61. The drum is pivoted on its support, and it is rocked to insert the spout 68 into the mouth of a bag which is clamped against it by presser members 80, 81 operated by cams and springs. Air is withdrawn from the drum, and therefore from the bag, through a valve 70, and gas is admitted if required through a valve 90. When suction is completed, the bag is sealed by a heating element 20 which is moved into contact with the mouth of the bag by a cam, and pressure is applied by the element and by a resilient member 30 which is also moved into contact with the bag by a cam.
Patent GB-191104963-A (GB)
IPC: E05F11/00
Abstract: 4963. Mason, W. S., and Mason, E. J. Feb. 28. Window holders for sliding sashes. -Relates to holders of the type in which a spring- pressed roller, held from rotation in one direction by a ratchet device, is mounted in a casing on the window frame or sash to bear against the sash or frame respectively. The roller comprises two disks E<2>, E' fixed on sleeves F, F' rotatably mounted on a square axle G fixed in a cup-shaped member D, the periphery E<1>, being secured by tongues E<4> on the disks E<2>, E<3>, which engage notches in the periphery E<1>. The member D is mounted in a cylindrical casing A mounted on the sash or frame, and is forced outwards by a spring C. The roller is prevented, from rotating, when the sash is lowered, by the engagement of inwardly projecting teeth. E<x> on one or both disks E<2> E<3> with ratchet teeth on a spring-pressed disk H which slides without rotation on the axle G.
Patent HK-116796-A (HK)
Title: Flexible razor head
Inventor: CHEN EVAN N
IPC: B26B21/14
Filed: 1996-07-04
Abstract: A flexible razor head is provided which features a flexible cap and seat. Corrugations, having portions (55,59) of different widths, present in the seat enhance the ability of the seat to lengthen in response to shaving forces. <IMAGE>   <IMAGE>
Patent HK-135594-A (HK)
Title: Box of corrugated fibreboard and packaging method
Inventor: FREUDENTHAL HAKAN
IPC: B65D5/46
Filed: 1994-12-01
Abstract: Box of corrugated fibreboard intended for packaging objects in the form of cut fine paper, comprising a lower portion (1) and an upper portion (10) with walls (3,4 and, respectively, 12,13,14) extending all about. The upper portion (10) is formed to contain the objects, and the walls (3,4) of the lower portion (1) extend a short distance outside the walls (12,13,14) of the upper portion. Opposed end walls (4) on the lower portion (1) are provided at their upper edges with handle lugs (6), which are foldable outward from the end walls (4). According to the invention the objects first are placed in the upper portion (10), Its walls (12,13,14) are folded upward and enclose the objects. Thereafter the lower portion (1) is placed upon. Finally the box is turned to right side up.
Patent HU-T36047-A (HU)
Title: Method for getting out spray solution of plant-protecting agent by spraying and packing unit for concentrates
Inventor: GHYCZY MIKLOS
IPC: A01N25/02
Filed: 1983-07-08
Abstract: Process for the application of plant protectant spray mixtures in which the phospholipid concentrates are applied to open ground, phospholipids being discharged along with commercially available, diluted effective ingredient concentrates and the spray mixtures being formed before discharge from the active ingredient concentrate, water, and the phospholipid concentrate. This process employs packing units which contain the active ingredient concentrate and the appropriate quantity of phospholipid concentrate in separate compartments.
Patent HU-T40900-A (HU)
Title: Method for producing jams, jellies and preserves of natural fruit base
Inventor: GOERBE FERENCNE
IPC: A23L21/10
Filed: 1985-09-26
Abstract: Suitably prepd. fruit is either concentrated in vacuo, mixed with concd. fruit juice, honey glucose or fructose syrup, or the fruit is concd. in the presence of these ingredients. Alternatively fruit is mixed with concd. fruit juices opt. pectin and flavourings are added. The mixes are vacuum boiled, packed, and sterilised.
Patent HU-T56150-A (HU)
Title: Process for producing light-resistant covering material
Inventor: KOVACS JOZSEF
IPC: C09D5/10
Filed: 1983-12-14
Abstract: A light resistant coating for flat, especially bituminous roofs contains for 100 kgs. of prod. (kgs): 50 heat resistant ''silver'', 5 diluent, 15 ''bitulax'' and 30 alumina, homogenized in an agitator or 50 ''silver'', 5 diluent, 5 alupaste, 40 alumina is homogenised. - The mixt. is applied by spray gun, mason's brush or a bitumen spreader at a rate of 0.35-0.4 kg/cm2tu
Patent ID-23476-A (ID)
Inventor: LANTHIER JOSEPH D
IPC: B31F1/20
Filed: 1999-04-16
Abstract: A corrugator belt for a corrugator machine includes a base (42) having two sides. One of the two sides is the face side of the corrugator belt when the belt is in the form of an endless loop on a corrugator machine. A layer of polymeric resin (90) material is coated onto the face side of the base. The polymeric resin material provides the corrugator belt with an increased coefficient of friction relative to corrugated board, enabling the belt to pull corrugated board more readily through a corrugator machine. <IMAGE>
Patent JP-H01176570-A (JP)
Title: Manufacture of thermal head array
Inventor: HIRANO SHUJI
IPC: B41J2/335
Filed: 1988-01-05
Abstract: PURPOSE:To make it possible to accommodate a thermal head array not passing a resistance test after baking within a permissible error range for a desired value, by re-baking said thermal head array thereby to reduce the resistance value. CONSTITUTION:RM value of each of thermal head arrays formed by the first baking operation is measured and compared with a desired value RMO. The thermal head arrays having the difference of the RM and the desired value RMO exceeding a permissible value and the RM larger than the desired value are re-baked, with the temperature for the re-baking operation being determined in accordance with the difference from the desired value. Then, the resistance is measured after the re-baking operation. If the difference between the RM and the desired value RMO is not within the permissible range, the thermal head arrays are again re-baked. Since the RM value or each thermal head array 1 is related to the resistance value measured for the total length of the thermal head array 1 before it is provided with a wire bond 9-1, 9-2,... 10-1, 10-2, the resistance value measured for the total length may be compared with the desired value when planning the re-baking operation.
Patent JP-H09189478-A (JP)
Title: Freezer with refrigerator
Inventor: ENATSU AKIKO
IPC: F25D23/00
Filed: 1996-01-09
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a freezer having a refrigerator provided with a high humidity storing chamber having a humidity adjusting member with an antigerm characteristic for prohibiting growth of moot or gypsum or germ and the like under a normal state of use and also in the case that a temperature in a storing chamber is increased during an operation stopped state of the refrigerator, and for adjusting it always to a humidity suitable for keeping food without making any excessive evaporating dispersion of moisture under an excessive humidity state. SOLUTION: Humidity adjusting member C composed of non-organic anti- germ agents such as resin of polyethylene and silver zeorite and humidity absorbing or releasing agent such as B-type silicagel or the like is removably arranged within a high humidity storing chamber in which a vegetable case cover 15 is set at a vegetable case 17 to perform an indirect cooling operation, thereby dew water formed at a cooling surface is processed when a large amount of load is present and moisture held in it is evaporated and dispersed when a small amount of load is present to enable an inner side of the chamber to be adjusted to such a humidity as one always suitable for storing food.
Patent JP-H10192102-A (JP)
Title: Waist bag also served as baby holder
Inventor: NAKAYAMA KUNIKO
IPC: A47D13/02
Filed: 1997-01-08
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a waist bag also served as baby holder, which enables smooth storing and extracting a suspender strap, provides sufficiently large space for housing small article having good appearance, and prevents size enlargement of the bag. SOLUTION: On the front cover 14 of the bag body 10 of this waist bag, an arch-shaped opening 15 having a fastener is provided for store or extract of a suspender strap. On the outer surface of the front cover 14 of the bag body 10, a pocket 17 is fixed outwardly, and a communicating opening 81 is formed on the front cover 14 at a position corresponding to the external pocket 17. A cloth-made soft bag member 80 is arranged in the inside of the bag body 10, and the periphery of an opening of the bag member 80 is sewn to the periphery of the communicating opening 81 of the front cover 14.
Patent JP-H07323247-A (JP)
Title: Spray gun
Inventor: UCHISAKI IWAO
IPC: B05B15/10
Filed: 1994-01-11
Abstract: PURPOSE:To obtain a spray gun in which spraying work is carried out by an automatic mechanism and the positioning of a spray nozzle is carried out by a manual mechanism. CONSTITUTION:A worker gets on a frame and elevates and depresses an arm or rotate it around the vertical line and also expands and contracts it in the axial direction to set it so that the discharge port of a spray nozzle 46 may face a beam. Next, by the manual fine adjustment of the 1st hand lever 5 and the 2nd hand lever 62, the spray nozzle 46 is more accurately set. Since the initial positioning is done by the manual operation with visual observation of the worker, the accurate positioning of the spray nozzle 46 is done in a short time. Next, the rotation range of a hydraulic motor 56 is set according to the spraying limits. While the frame moves along the beam, the spray nozzle 46 is oscillated to accurately and automatically apply a spraying material to within the spraying limits.
Patent JP-H11197361-A (JP)
Title: Scratch card game-system
Inventor: KANO CHIYUKI
IPC: A63F13/35
Filed: 1998-01-07
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game which can be enjoyed by utilizing a communications network such as the internet and allows a scratch card game to be performed in which a dishonest act is hard to occur. SOLUTION: A user downloads a software of a scratch card game on the internet and takes its registration proceedings and then can purchase a scratch card through communication circuits (ST1, ST2). The scratch card purchased is displayed on a screen and by clicking each box of the screen, the box is reversed to expose a numeral which has been masked. When the numeral coincides with a numeral of a predetermined row of hit numerals, a next click is allowed and in the case of a failure, the game is terminated at that time (ST9). In the case that an occurrence of a hit is within the reach of the user (ST5) or in the case of a hit (ST7), such information is transmitted to a scratch game selling company (ST6, ST8). Based on the communication information, the propriety of the hit is checked.
Patent JP-H01178087-A (JP)
Title: Steering structure for working vehicle
Inventor: TERADA TAKASHI
IPC: B62D11/08
Filed: 1988-01-07
Abstract: PURPOSE:To enable reverse drive of a lateral drive device through a single lever by elaborating arrangement of four master cylinders corresponding to drive and reverse motor clutches arranged in respective transmission mechanisms of right and left drive units. CONSTITUTION:Right and left transmission cases 8R, 8L containing a drive/ reverse switch gear transmission for right and left drive wheels 4R, 4L are coupled independently with an intermediate transmission shaft 6 through right and left transmission clutches Lc, Rc. The transmission clutches Lc, Rc are provided with drive transmission clutches 11L, 11R and reverse transmission clutches 12L, 12R and operated by the liquid pressure fed from independent master cylinders M/C25L, 25R, 26L, 26R through cylinders. Drive M/C25L, 25R are arranged laterally in front of a lever 28 operatable back/forth and to the right/left while reverse M/C26L, 26R are arranged similarly in the rear.
Patent JP-H01178216-A (JP)
Title: Meat roasting device using far infrared ray
Inventor: INOKO HEIICHI
IPC: A47J37/04
Filed: 1988-01-06
Abstract: PURPOSE:To improve productivity and the quality of roasted meat, by feeding combustion gas from a burner into a heating chamber provided with a meat moving means, to set the chamber in a reducing atmosphere, and by setting a means for radiating far infrared rays. CONSTITUTION:Ingot-like meat mounted on a mounting member 29, together with a truck 21, is conducted into a heating chamber 12. By feeding the combustion gas of high temperature into far infrared ray radiating pipes 36, 37 formed circularly between headers 33, 34 arranged at both the side sections of the heating chamber 12, and a header 35 set on an apex section, far infrared rays are radiated, and the ingot-like meat on the mounting member 29 is heated and is roasted. Then, partial discharge gas from a burner 13 is discharged into air via a pipe-line 46, and residual gas is fed to hot air spray nozzles 14, 15 from a pipe-like 44. The combustion gas discharged to the heating chamber 12 from the hot air spray nozzles 14, 15 is turned reduced, and its carbon monoxide density is set to be 0.03-0.05% for example. As a result, color of the meat can be set to be pink.
Patent JP-S60146341-A (JP)
Title: Microprocessor
Inventor: KADOTA HIROSHI
IPC: G06F11/28
Filed: 1984-01-09
Abstract: PURPOSE:To output the virtual address information to outside without increasing considerably the number of terminals of an LSI, by multiplexing the virtual address information with other output information and outputting these multiplexed information in time division. CONSTITUTION:A virtual address held at a virtual address register 1 is sent to an address converter 2 via a signal line 7 to be converted into a real address. The signal line 7 transmits a virtual address signal of 32 bits; while a signal line 8 transmits a signal of 20 bits corresponding to a page number. Signal lines 9 and 10 are prepared in 24 and 20 pieces respectively, and 24 external output pins 6 output address signals. The signals supplied to a multiplexer 4 from both lines 9 and 10 are multiplexed with the timing outputted from a timing generator 5. Then the page number signals in a vertual address are put in time division on 20 pieces out of 24 pieces of read address signals.