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Patent DO-P2016000128-A (DO)
Title: Nuevo compuesto para el tratamiento de hipoglicemia severa
Inventor: CUMMINS ROBERT CHADWICK
IPC: C07K14/605
Filed: 2016-06-07
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a un nuevo compuesto útil en el tratamiento de hipoglicemia.
Patent DO-P2020000007-A (DO)
Title: Métodos de control de plagas
Inventor: JOHN MICHAEL WONG
IPC: A01N63/50
Filed: 2020-01-10
Abstract: Se describen métodos para controlar plagas agrícolas. Una mezcla líquida aireada se forma a partir de una composición que contiene una fuente de nutriente bacteriano, un compuesto que contiene nitrógeno, un compuesto que contiene fosfato, un compuesto que contiene magnesio, un amortiguador, un inductor de quitinasa, y por lo menos una cepa de bacterias que produce quitinasa. La mezcla líquida se administra a tierra y plantas, y actúa como pesticida biológico orgánico.
Patent DO-P2020000103-A (DO)
Title: Compuestos inhibidores de tirosina cinasa de bruton (btk)
Inventor: STEVEN LEE KUKLISH
IPC: C07D403/14
Filed: 2020-06-01
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a compuestos inhibidores de BTK, sales farmacéuticamente aceptables, composiciones farmacéuticas de los mismos, y métodos para usar estos compuestos, sales, o composiciones para tratar enfermedades autoinmunes tales como Artritis Reumatoide.
Patent EC-SP10010004-A (EC)
Title: Derivados de indol 2-carboxi sustituidos y métodos para su utilización
Inventor: KOZLOWSKI JOSEPH A
IPC: A61K31/513
Filed: 2010-02-26
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a Derivados de Indol 2-Carboxi Sustituidos, composiciones que comprenden por lo menos un Derivado de Indol 2-Carboxi Sustituido, y métodos para utilizar los Derivados de Indol 2-Carboxi Sustituidos para tratar o prevenir una infección viral o un trastorno relacionado con un virus en un paciente.
Patent EC-SP12012045-A (EC)
Title: Emulsiones nutricionales que comprenden beta-hidroxi-beta-metilbutirato (hmb)de calcio y proteína soluble
Inventor: JOHNS PAUL W
IPC: A23L33/00
Filed: 2012-07-17
Abstract: Emulsiones nutricionales que comprenden grasas, hidratos de carbono, proteínas, y HMB de calcio en donde la proteína soluble comprende entre aproximadamente 50% y 100% en peso de la proteína total. También se divulgan emulsiones nutricionales que comprenden grasas, hidratos de carbono, proteínas, y HMB de calcio en donde la proteína soluble comprende entre aproximadamente 50% y 100% en peso de la proteína y la emulsión tiene una proporción en peso de proteína soluble a HMB de calcio de entre aproximadamente 5:1 y aproximadamente 12:1. Las emulsiones nutricionales son sorprendentemente estables y con el tiempo generan sabores o retrogustos mínimamente amargos o no amargos.
Patent EE-200300579-A (EE)
Inventor: DYBRO HANNE
IPC: B65D19/04
Filed: 2002-05-22
Abstract: A transport unit comprises a package (3) enclosed by a casing (2), said package (3) comprising a stack (5) of insulation panels (6) which is carried by supporting elements (4). The supporting elements (4) and the insulation panels (6) are made of a material usable for insulation purposes. The transport unit is characterised in that the casing (2) enclosing the package (3) comprises a first hood (7) and a second hood (8). The hoods (7, 8) are arranged on the package (3) respectively from a first side (9) and an opposite second side (10) thereof and are joined together in a portion (11) along which the hoods (7, 8) overlap. The present invention further relates to a method of manufacturing such a transport unit.
Patent GB-187502926-A (GB)
IPC: C11B1/10
Filed: 1875-08-19
Abstract: 2926. Rabot, E. Aug. 19. Smoke and noxious gases and vapours, consuming.- Furnaces for evaporating and incinerating alkaline lyes, molasses, or other waste liquors from paper- making, potash, animal-black, wool-washing or other works, are constructed so as to consume the smoke and offensive gases. This is effected by mixing the gases with an excess of oxygen without lowering their temperature. The fire gases are led over the evaporating pans and the incinerating beds, air being admitted to them through holes in the cast-iron furnace doors ; the gases pass from the beds to a divided smoke-consuming chamber or flue in which firebricks or fire-brick columns are arranged so as to baffle the gases and mix them closely with the excess of air, thus ensuring the complete combustion of the " hydrogenated and " carbonated components of the smoke." The high temperature maintained in this chamber by the combustion that goes on within it owing to regulated admission of heated air, and the thorough mixtures of gases therein, effect destruction of noxious effluvia and economizes the heat of the furnace. The system is shown as adapted to a " Porion " furnace ; in the top Figure, a vertical arrangement of the divided combustion chamber or double flue a fitted with baffles b is provided, while in the lower Figure, a horizontal arrange- ment of double flues placed above the incinerating chamber and fitted with baffles b is provided. Flues B<1> pass from the combustion chamber under the whole length of the furnace to conduct the gases to the chimney. A complete arrangement of furnace with horizontal combustion chamber and flues is also shown.
Patent GB-189621352-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Draw-off Locking Taps.
Inventor: MYER SYDNEY
Filed: 1896-09-26
Granted: 1897-07-31
Abstract: 21,352. Myer, S., and Joyce, H. W. Sept. 26. Tapping.-The Figures show a draw-off locking- tap for casks and the like, the rotary plug P of which has a liquid way C<1> adapted to register with the liquid way 0, and an air way D<1> adapted to register with the air way D in the body part of the tap. The plug has a keyway p in which fits the projecting shoulder k of the key K. The wall a' on the tap body prevents the withdrawal of the key, except when the shoulder is in line with the groove a, in which position the plug is closed. Modifications in the outer part of the tap and the method of securing it to the cask are described.
Patent GB-189715196-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Locks for Railway Carriage Doors and the like.
Inventor: SLACK GEORGE ABRAHAM
Filed: 1897-06-25
Granted: 1898-07-25
Abstract: 15,196. Slack, G. A., and Marriott, B. June 25. Locks and fastenings, railway - carriage door and like. -The spindle Z, on which the handle H is fixed, also carries a finger Q which points to the word 'Safe' when the door is securely fastened, the word and finger being visible from the inside of the carriage through a glass screen D. Should the handle not be turned to shoot the bolt S, the finger will indicate this, and should the door not be closed, a bar G, carried on a spring rod E and bearing the word 'Open,' will be moved into sight, covering the word 'Safe.' On closing the door, the rod and bar are moved back to the position shown by a button head N engaging a projection M on the frame. The bolt S, which is normally shot by arched leaf springs, is retracted by a toothed disc on the spindle Z, engaging teeth on the bolt. The locking-bolt is similarly operated by a toothed cam from a spindle having a square end to receive a key. The cam has two flattened portions to enable the bolt to be held in the locked or unlocked position by a leaf spring.
Patent GB-189720185-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Hydraulic Mine Pumping Machinery.
Inventor: MOORE JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-09-02
Granted: 1898-07-02
Abstract: 20,185. Moore, J. Sept. 2. Hydraulicallyactuated pumps.- Relates to pumping- apparatus for mines in which pumps at a low level are actuated by rams or pistons, acted on by water columns set in motion by power pumps at the surface. Fig. 2 shows the valves and valve gear connecting the power pump with the supply tank. There are two cylinders, the plungers of which, (only one A<7> shown) are joined end to end. On the suctionstroke of the plunger A' a rib B' on the rod B<8>, moving with the plunger, causes the pin D<4> of the bell-crank D<1>, pivoted at D' to the lever B<5>, to raise the lever B<5> and open the relief valve B to admit water by the pipe C' to the cylinder. On the return-stroke the piece D<1> simply turns about the pin D<2> without raising the lever. A similar valve and gear is provided for the other cylinder. Pumps at different levels may be worked from the same power pump at the surface, the lower pumps discharging into the suction of the upper, and the power cylinders of both sets being provided with adjustable and equalizing valves of the type described in Specification No. 2447, A.D. 1883. Instead of the power pump working stroke for stroke with the mine pumps, it may run at a higher speed and produce a continuous pressure and continuous suction in separate pipes. The cam P, Fig. 6, driven at a reduced speed from the motor, operates the lever P<1> which causes the valves Q, Q<1> to admit suction and pressure alternately to the underside of the differential piston T, which operates the valves controlling the distribution of pressure and suction in the power cylinders of the pumps.
Patent GB-189730793-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Incubators.
Inventor: ANDERSON CHARLES EDWARD
Filed: 1897-12-30
Granted: 1898-11-26
Abstract: 30,793. Anderson, C. E. Dec. 30. Incubators.-Relates to an incubator heated by an annular hot-air chamber H connected by a pipe L to the chimney L' of a lamp K or other source of heat. A series of baffles are arranged inside the chamber H so that the hot gases pass right round the chamber and finally escape by a flue N. The temperature is regulated by a damper R on the chimney L<1> operated by the connections shown from a thermostat 0 of any suitable form. The eggs are placed on a perforated shelf F. The incubator chamber A, which is preferably circular with jacketed sides, is divided along the line T so that the upper part may be removed or may be turned on a hinge at T' to provide access to the shelf F. A false bottom B with an opening at B<2> is arranged below the shelf F. A water tray C, having a perforated cylinder D registering with the opening B<2> and covered with flannel E, slides in guides B<3>. Ventilation holes are provided at F<1> and B<1>. The air entering at B<1> is moistened by the water in the tray C. A drying-box A<1> is secured in a convenient position to the chamber A.
Patent GB-189801589-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus or Means for Displaying Pictorial or other Advertisements.
Inventor: BEREND OSCAR AUGUST
Filed: 1898-01-20
Granted: 1898-02-26
Abstract: 1589. Berend, O. A., [Klumpp, A.]. Jan. 20. Advertising.-Advertisement tablets a secured to endless bands b are, by the movement of the latter, intermittently displayed in front of pivoted carriers c over which the bands pass, the tablets being longer than the faces of the carriers, so that the several rows of tablets will, when presented to view, be almost contiguous. Discs &c. may be used in lieu of carriers of the section shown, and, in a further modification, the tablets are pivoted in pairs to rotary or oscillatory discs.
Patent GB-189813835-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Coin Freed Apparatus for a Game of Skill.
Inventor: MARGOT WALTER
Filed: 1898-06-22
Granted: 1899-05-13
Abstract: 13,835. Marg¶t, W. June 22. Game of skill, apparatus for.-The coin drops down a shoot e into a pan f at the end of a rod g, which is drawn back against a spring 3 by means of a knob and is let go so as to project the coin on to an oblique plate m pierced by nine holes. If the coin strikes the plate itself, it slips down to the bottom of the casing. If it passes through one of the eight outer holes, it is conveyed by a hopper j back to the hand of the player. If it is shot into the central hole it is conveyed by a shoot n and a hopper o to a delivery apparatus c, by which a token of success is obtained.
Patent GB-189820266-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Method of securing Pencil Cases in their Sheaths.
Filed: 1898-09-24
Granted: 1899-07-22
Abstract: 20,266. M a n t l e, F., and Downing (Limited), A. Sept. 24. Pencil holders.-Relates to means for securing pencil cases in their sheaths. The sheath B is provided with a split tubular piece D having a ledge d<3> which holds the enlarged part a<2> at the front of the pencil case A, so that it needs the application of considerable force to release it.
Patent GB-189821472-A (GB)
Title: Improved Means of Securing the Lids of End-over-end and Rotating Churns and Washing Machines.
Inventor: BRADFORD THOMAS
Filed: 1898-10-12
Granted: 1899-08-12
Abstract: 21,472. Bradford, T. Oct. 12. Churns.-Relates to means for securing the covers of end-over-end and rotating churns and washing - machines. Fig. 1 shows a sectional elevation. The cylindrical casing a is provided with a projection e, which is f r e e to move a certain distance laterally between stops on the holder f. The nut j engages the coned head i, so that, on turning it in one direction, the casing a is first turned till the part a' is over the lid cross-bar b, when the projection e is held by a stop, and further rotation of the nut j forces down the casing a against the pressure of the spring k. On reversing the rotation of the nut j, the casing a is raised, and the part a<1> is turned from over the lid cross-bar b.
Patent GB-189822930-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Burning Liquid Fuel in Steam Generators and the like.
Inventor: KERMODE JOHN JONATHAN
IPC: F23C99/00
Filed: 1898-11-01
Granted: 1899-09-02
Abstract: 22,930. Kermode, J. J. Nov. 1. Liquid -fuel fittings. - Relates to apparatus of the kind described in Specification No. 12,060, A.D. 1898, in which oil vapour is given a whirling movement in its passage through the burner, being surrounded by heated air for combustion which is given a whirling motion in a contrary direction. The present improvements consist, mainly, (1) in the use of a branch air inlet to the burner through which air is supplied to mix with and vaporize the oil as it enters the burner, and (2) in an arrangement of two burners which may be used alternatively. Several forms of burner are described in detail, as well as the arrangement of their supply pipes, valves, and connections. Fig. 3 shows, in plan, the arrangement of fittings for a single burner as applied to a steam-boiler furnace. The air supply is heated while passing under pressure through the trunk 4 around the grate, and is delivered to the burner 7 bv the pipe 6, and also by the branch pipe 14. The oil may be vaporized before delivery to the burner by passing it through the pipe 10. The flame from the burner is directed on a mass of asbestos or the like on the grate. Fig. 5 shows one form of burner. Oil enters at 13', its supply being regulated by the valve 15 to which the twisted strip 15<1> is attached to impart a whirling motion. This strip also serves for cleaning purposes. The air for combustion enters at 6<1>, and is caused to whirl by the vanes 19, its quantity being regulated by adjusting the tube 18. The air for vaporization enters at 14', its supply being regulated by adjusting the tube 16. Fig. 9 shows a modification in which the tube 16 is dispensed with, the supply of air for vaporization being controlled by the valve 16<1>. Fig. 13 shows a further modification, in which the oil, entering at 13<11>, passes through slots 29 and holes 28 in the tubes 18<1> and 16<11> respectively, being controlled by adjusting the inner tube, which screws into the outer one. This adjustment also controls the supply of air for vaporization by means of the valve-like nozzle 16<a>. The air for this purpose passes through a branch passage 14<11> in the burner casing and through holes 30 in the tube 18' to mix with the oil as it issues from the tube 16<11> at the nozzle 16<a>. The outer tube is adjusted to control the main air supply, being screwed into the casing. Fig. 12 shows, in plan, an arrangement of duplicate burners 7<a>, 7<b>. Air is supplied to one or other through the three-way valve 23, the air for vaporization being taken through branches 14<a>, 14<b>. Oil is supplied by the pipes 13<a>, 13<b>, being first passed through the vaporizer 10 if required. Steam may be substituted for, or used in conjunction with, one or both of the air supplies, and the air for vaporization may be supplied independently.
Patent GB-189823136-A (GB)
Title: An Improvement in or connected with Back-pedalling Brakes for Velocipedes or Cycles.
Inventor: HEWLETT JAMES
Filed: 1898-11-03
Granted: 1899-09-02
Abstract: 23,136. Hewlett, J., [Williams, L. L.]. Nov. 3. Clutches; brakes.-Relates to driving-clutches for bicycles, tricycles, &c. arranged to allow the brake to be applied by back-pedalling. A sleeve B, Fig. 1, screwed on the hub end 1 and fixed by a nut 4 with opposite thread, carries discs 5, 6 between which are mounted pawls 12 engaging cam surfaces on a sleeve 9 forming part of the chain-wheel 8, Fig. 1. The ends of the pawls engage recesses 11, Fig. 2, in the sleeve 9 during forward movement. Back-pedalling causes the pawls to rise on the cam surfaces and press against the inner surface of a flange 14 on a disc 13 fixed to the frame. The sleeve 9 is connected to the disc 5 by screws 16 working with friction in slots in the disc so as to keep the brake applied if the driving-chain breaks.
Patent GB-189827233-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the Marking or Identification of Goods.
Inventor: MALEZIEUX DESIRE FRANCOIS
Filed: 1898-12-24
Granted: 1899-09-16
Abstract: 27,233. MalÚzieux, D. F. Dec. 24. Labels; label holders.- Relates to a method of applying trade marks and the like to articles which gradually disappear in use, such as soap tablets. A case B containing a loose piece A, so that it will rattle when shaken, is placed in the centre of the block or tablet. Suitable inscriptions or marks may be made on the case A or piece B, which are made of metal, glass, wood, porcelain, or other material.
Patent GB-189904894-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Anti-vibratory Frames for Cycles and Carriages.
Inventor: ROBERTSON HENRY DOIG
Filed: 1899-03-06
Granted: 1899-04-29
Abstract: 4894. Robertson, H. D. March 6. Springs, bearing. -Relates to antivibration arrangements for the frames of cycles and carriages. Fig. 8 shows the invention applied to a light car or carriage. Pneumatic balls or cushions a are arranged between hinged arms n, n, the upper arms being connected to the axle by diagonal transverse stays.
Patent GB-189905964-A (GB)
Title: The Combination of an Adjustable, Attachable, and Removable Belt to a Corset and the Attachment of the Belt to a Corset by Certain Fastenings.
Inventor: ROBERTSON JANE HAMILTON
Filed: 1899-03-20
Granted: 1899-07-22
Abstract: 5964. Robertson, J. H. March 20. Belts; corsets.--Relates to a combined belt and corset. The belt, which.may be of the construction tion shown in Fig. 1, provided with elastic gussets E, laced parts A, and rows of eyelets, is attached to the lower part of the corset, which is also provided with rows of eyelets or laces so that the two can be fastened together by lacing.
Patent GB-189906009-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Scissors for Cutting Leather, Linoleum, and other Analogous Materials.
Inventor: THUILLIER GEORGES
Filed: 1899-03-20
Granted: 1899-12-30
Abstract: 6009. Thuillier, G. March 20. Scissors. - For cutting cardboard, leather, or linoleum, one of the blades a is made with a knife edge and the other b with a broad toothed edge. Fig. 3 shows a perpendicular edge with spur teeth having a slight chamfer h on the inside. Figs. 4 and 5 show in elevation and plan dog teeth with a slight rise outwards from a flat inner margin. Fig. 10 shows teeth running down the outer face of the blade. Sometimes the teeth are on a separate strip, which is screwed to the blade, and in all forms there may be a rake towards the pivot.
Patent GB-189906396-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Automatic Coin Freed Apparatus.
Inventor: HEYDER MAX
Filed: 1899-03-24
Granted: 1900-04-24
Abstract: 6396. Heyder, M. March 24. Coin action ; coin-discharging mechanism. - In rolling down a shoot g the coin first makes a lever d swing a detent c from under a lever armature k of an electromagnet, and then lifts a pivoted terminal e into contact with its fellow f, so that the circuit of the electromagnet is completed. Coin-discharging mechanism. - The attracted armature-lever strikes the pivoted terminal so as to let the coin drop against a contact-breaker h. Electricity, administering.-The armature lever may release clockwork timing the supply of electric current.
Patent GB-189906402-A (GB)
Title: Process for the Production of a Homogeneous Horn Substance from Horn Cuttings, Horn Shavings, Powedered Hord or the like.
Inventor: GOLBY FREDERICK WILLIAM
Filed: 1899-03-24
Granted: 1899-10-21
Abstract: 6402. Golby, F. W., [Bierich, J. G.]. March 24. Horn, treatment of.-A homogeneous substance is made by heating clean horn cuttings or the like to 100‹ C. for 40 minutes under a pressure of 200 atmospheres, or more, with exclusion of air. A small quantity of flax oil or glycerine may be added to the cuttings if a soft product is required.
Patent GB-189922160-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Method of Preserving Eggs.
Inventor: ANDERSEN MATHIAS
Filed: 1899-11-06
Granted: 1900-10-06
Abstract: 22,160. Andersen, M., Jensen, S., and Holstebroe, A. Nov. 6. Preserving eggs.-Eggs are preserved by packing them in cases or boxes so as to be as far as possible surrounded by air, placing the cases in a chamber which is then hermetically sealed, and subjecting them to a continued pressure of from 1¢ to 4 atmospheres. The air within the chamber is either dried and sterilized by means of quicklime and formalin within the chamber, or is replaced by air which has already been dried and sterilized.
Patent GB-189924717-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fire Alarm Telegraph Apparatus.
Inventor: MILLS BENJAMIN JOSEPH BARNARD
Filed: 1899-12-12
Granted: 1900-02-03
Abstract: 24,717. Mills, B. J. B., [Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co.]. Dec. 12. Order or alarm apparatus.-Firealarm telegraph apparatus is arranged so that each street box can send its particular call to the central station, where it is registered, and at the same time, if the central be free, the call is repeated on to a "joker" circuit by which it is retransmitted to the different engine - houses. The " joker " circuits are also arranged with telegraph keys so as to allow of signalling from the central to the enginehouses, but these circuits are automatically cut when a street call is received. Fig. 1 shows the arrangement of the apparatus diagrammatically with two street alarms 1 and 2 These are connected through keys 9, 9<1> with relays 10, 10<1> connected to the recorders 12, 14. The main circuits also include repeater coils 17, 16, the drops 20 of which normally maintain three sets of contacts open. The drops are restored by a pushrod 22. The first contacts 32, 32<1> are connected to a non-interference magnet 31, the armature of which operates the axle 24 to lock the non-calling station drops. The second contacts 33, 33<1> are connected by the circuit 66 with a current-reverser 56. The third sets of contacts 34, 34<1> are connected with the "joker" magnet 38, the motion of the armature 39 of which allows the contactdrum to rotate through one revolution. The telegraph keys 68, 82 are normally in circuit, but, on the receipt of an alarm call, the telegraph keys are automatically cut out by the relays 69, 83. The alarms are sounded on the gongs 81, 96, and a register 95 is included in the gong circuit 96. The Specification also describes the adaptation of the non-interference axle to directly make and break the circuit 66 by means of a rotating contact-block and brushes on the said shaft, which is driven through a half revolution ; a second shaft operated by the magnets 16, 17 mechanically releases the "joker" shaft 43.