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Patent DO-P2011000326-A (DO)
Title: Compuestos de n-fenil-(piperazinil u homopiperazinil)- bencensulfonamida o bencensulfonil-fenil-(pipezina u homopiperazina) adecuados para tratar trastornos que responden a la modulacion del receptor de serotonina 5-ht6
Inventor: UNGER LILIANE
Filed: 2011-10-25
Abstract: Compuestos de N-fenil-(piperazinil u homopiperazinil)bencensulfonamida o bencensulfonil-fenil-(piperazina u homopiperazina), con composiciones farmacéuticas que contienen a los mismos y su uso en terapias. Los compuestos tienefl propiedades terapéuticas valiosas y son apropiados, en particular, para tratar enfermedades que responden a la modulacián del receptor de serotonina 5-HT6. en donde X es un enlace o un grupo N-R4 R1 es hidrógeno o metilo; R2 es hidrógeno o metilo; R3 es hidrógeno, C1-C3 alquilo, flúor, C1-C2 alcoxi o C1-C2 alcoxi fluorado; R4 es hidrógeno, C1-C4 alquilo, C3-C4 cicloalquilo o C3-C4 cicloalquil-CH2-; R5 es hidrógeno, flúor, cloro, C1-C2 alquilo, C1-C2 alquilo fluorado, C1-C2 alcoxi o C1-C2 alcoxi fluorado; R6 es hidrógeno, flúor o cloro; y n esló2.
Patent DO-P2017000208-A (DO)
Title: Conservador de hielo a granel.
Inventor: PEDRO ENRIQUE DE LOS SANTOS JUAN
IPC: F25C5/16
Filed: 2017-09-15
Abstract: Conservador de hielo a granel con un recinto de secado y de almacén de hielo (3) que tiene un equipo de frío estático (11)y un elemento de sujeción (4) del recipiente de secado de hielo (5) al recinto de secado y de almacén (3). El elemento de sujeción (4) está accionado por un motor (6) para producir los giros del recipiente de secado de hielo (5), y puede ser ayudado por sensores (7) para controlar los giros del recipiente de secado de hielo (5).El recinto tiene además una bandeja de recogida de residuos (8) con una resistencia (9) para fundir y evacuar por el desagüe (16) los restos del proceso de secado, y varias puertas de descarga de hielo (12). Adicionalmente el conservador de hielo presenta un autómata o similar (15)conectado al fabricador de hielo (1), al motor (6), a los sensores y a la resistencia (9). (fig. 2)
Patent EC-SP10010164-A (EC)
Title: Formulaciones de polvo seco que comprenden derivados del ácido ascórbico
Inventor: TROFAST JAN
IPC: A61K9/72
Filed: 2010-05-07
Abstract: La invención proporciona formulaciones farmacéuticas de polvo seco que comprenden un derivado del ácido ascórbico que presenta un comportamiento inhalatorio bueno e inhaladores de polvo seco que las contienen.
Patent GB-189319367-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Draw-bridges.
Inventor: MAURER MORITZ
Filed: 1893-10-14
Granted: 1894-08-18
Abstract: 19,367. Goddard, E., Howes, A., and Chambers, J. Sept. 12. Sawing.-Relates to a form of teeth preferably for use in saws with a continuous feed. Three variations in this form are shown in Figs. 1, 2, and 3. In all these forms there is a triangular point P on a more or less rectangular body B. The forms of the gaps between the bodies B are somewhat different in the several Figures, and the shoulders C may be square as in Fig. 1, or turned upwards as in Figs. 2 and 3.
Patent GB-189713842-A (GB)
Title: Improved Lock for Securely Fastening of Doors.
Inventor: BRYANT GEORGE
Filed: 1897-06-05
Granted: 1898-06-04
Abstract: 13,842. Bryant, G. June 5. Locks, key.-The bolt B, which may be operated by a handle C or by a key, has an aperture b which engages with a button or striking-plate D, the bolt moving outwards and being returned by a spring when the door is closed. A blocking-catch E locks the bolt in the inner position, and also moves a shutter over the keyhole. To prevent the catch from being disengaged by forcing back the shutter, the catch has a pin engaging a hole in the lock case, from which it must be disengaged before the catch can be moved.
Patent GB-189714785-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bicycles.
Inventor: MANSELL-JONES RICHARD
Filed: 1897-06-18
Granted: 1898-06-18
Abstract: 14,785. Mansell-Jones, R. June 18. Bicycle frames.-A spring frame for bicycles consists of the members a, b, c, e rigidly brazed together. Links h and levers i, working upon ball bearings formed between the links and levers and the lugs, connect the steering - socket f to the frame. The ends of the levers i are connected to a clip o fixed to the frame by means of the spring p. The bottom bracket d has lugs d', between which, on ball bearings, is pivoted the socket e<1>. The back forks r are brazed to the bottom bracket and carry the axle of the rear wheel, and have pivoted thereto the back stays s the upper parts of which are pivoted to levers t fulcrumed at n on the frame and connected at their other ends by a spring w to the clip o. Ball bearings may be used for these joints as at the front connections. In modifications, in place of springs rubber buffers may be inserted between the levers and stops upon the frame. By this means a spring frame is obtained. The Provisional Specification states the above arrangement to be suitable for military purposes, and also describes a form with a spring fork consisting of a subsidiary fork connected by a spring connection to the ordinary fork, and in which a spring handle-bar may be employed.
Patent GB-189725708-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Trunks.
Inventor: MERSEREAU CHARLES HENRY
Filed: 1897-11-05
Granted: 1898-03-19
Abstract: 25,708. Mersereau, C. H. Nov. 5. Trunks.-The trunk is fitted with a number of removable tills or compartments e, f, g, h, which are connected together by pairs of parallel links m, i, so that the tills may be moved outwards, as shown, or folded one upon another in the interior of the trunk. A pivoted prop u may be provided for supporting the tills when in the extended position. The upper portion c of the front of the trunk is preferably hinged to the lower portion d. When the front is not hinged, the lower ends of the links m are caused to slide in slots in the sides of the lowest compartment e, so that the remaining tills or compartments may be raised out of the trunk and moved outwards over the front of the same.
Patent GB-189727602-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Buckles for Harness and other purposes.
Inventor: GRACE ALFRED AUGUSTUS
Filed: 1897-11-24
Granted: 1898-02-12
Abstract: 27,602. Grace, A. A., and Grace, T. S. Nov. 24. Buckles for harness, dog collars, &c. are provided with a bar C attached to the frame A and terminating in a transverse rod or frame D. The frame D is employed as a guide-loop, or, when a bar is used, the guide-loop is placed on the buckle frame. The strap is attached by a slot being cut in its end and slipped over the cross-bar. When a frame D is used, as shown, the strap is passed back through it.
Patent GB-189801154-A (GB)
Title: Acetylene Gas Generator and Holder.
Inventor: DRUMMOND JOHN
Filed: 1898-01-15
Granted: 1899-02-15
Abstract: 1154. Drummond, J. Jan. 15. Acetylene.-Apparatus in which the supply of water is controlled by the rise and fall of the holder. The holder is formed of the walls C', C<2>, C<3>, C<4>, C<5>, C<6>. The outer walls C<1>, C<6> dip into an annular space, containing oil, formed by the inner and outer walls of a stationary tank. The generator G is similarly constructed. The gas enters the holder through a tube B having a tap K thereon, and leaves through a tube A. The bell has a rod R connected thereto, which is joined at W to levers L which operate a cock F on the pipe leading from the water tank V to the generator. When only one generator is employed, the tap K being closed, and the cover J released by means of a lever P, fresh carbide is inserted by hand, without previously removing the waste, unless the generator is full. The cover is then quickly replaced, and the tap K turned on, so that there is little interruption. The sides of the cover J dip into an annular space filled with water. When two generators are employed, a valve M is operated by an arm H on the rod R to turn the water automatically from the generator G<1> to the generator G<2>. The generator G' may then be recharged, and the valve M set so as to again direct water into that generator. A gas escape pipe is fitted to the holder, so as to allow gas to escape to the air, should the bell rise too high.
Patent GB-189804209-A (GB)
Title: An Improvement in Pneumatic Tyres.
Inventor: BOWLEY WILLIAM HENRY KANZON
Filed: 1898-02-19
Granted: 1899-01-21
Abstract: 4209. Bowley, W. H. K., [Witzenmann, H.]. Feb. 19. Tyres, pneumatic.-Puncture of the air tube B is prevented by embedding within the outer cover A a flexible metallic ring R, previously flattened to the shape shown. The ring is constructed preferably according to the method described in Specification No. 22,265, A.D. 1894.
Patent GB-189806504-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Construction of Bicycles.
Inventor: HIGHAM JAMES
Filed: 1898-03-17
Granted: 1899-01-28
Abstract: 6504. Higham, J. March 17. Chains, adjusting and maintaining tension of; brakes; bicycles.-An adjusting-link c of a bicycle is provided with grooves d, d<1> to slide between the faces of the jaws b<3> of the chain stay b. The link c is firmly secured to the wheel axle q by means of the nut g. A clamp e is formed to take over the ends b<2> of the stay b, and through a hole in this clamp the screwed end c<1> of the link c passes. The tension of the chain is adjusted by means of a nut c<2> on the link c, and the jaws b<3> are then firmly contracted upon the link c by means of the clamping-screw e<1>. In place of the grooves in the link, bevelled &c. edges on the link may take into corresponding grooves in the jaws. The device is applied to each side of the wheel. According to the Provisional Specification, a band brake acts upon the crank axle, and is operated by the rider relieving the saddle of his weight, or a band or clutch brake may be applied by a handle-bar lever.
Patent GB-189807944-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Weight Motor.
Inventor: SUITS CHARLES BAILEY
Filed: 1898-04-02
Granted: 1898-05-20
Abstract: 7944. Suits, C. B. April 2. Self-driving motors; weight motors.-A sectional elevation of one is shown, consisting of a wheel having tubular slotted spokes containing springs which press the weights B, B<1> towards the centre. Each weight consists of a pair of discs united by a spindle passing through the corresponding spoke, the discs of the weights B being farther apart than those of the others B'. Each weight, during the first part of the upward portion of its movement, is held inwards by a cam C<1>, and, during the second part, is moved outwards by a pair of cams D or D'. Stops e catch under the spindles of the weights and hold them in their under positions during the downward movement, until released by a stop a<11>. The cams are pivoted at d and moved outwards to lift the weights by cams a<7> on the hub provided with rollers a<8>. The last described arrangement may, however, be dispensed with.
Patent GB-189808560-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machines for Rounding the Soles of Boots and Shoes.
Inventor: BRAY MELLEN
Filed: 1898-04-12
Granted: 1898-08-06
Abstract: 8560. Lake, H. H., [Bray, M.]. April 12. Paring soles. Fig. 1 shows a side elevation of the head of a machine which can be employed to trim soles either of uniform or of varying width. The sole to be trimmed is held between rollers b, b and an anvil-plate E' in which is an opening, or a bar d of soft material, to receive the reciprocating knife a. The rollers b are carried by a slide F<1> movable in bearings in an arm E pivoted to the head about the axis of the driving-shaft C. They can be drawn back, to allow the work to be placed in position or removed, by means of a treadle acting through a rod and bell crank G, and are replaced by a spring H when the treadle is released. The knife a is carried by a slide F which is reciprocated in the said arm E by an eccentric c on the end of the driving-shaft and a rod F<2>. The feed-disc D' is rotated by a wheel D<2> gearing with a worm on the driving-shaft. The arm E can be raised about its axis by a treadle acting through a rod I' and lever I, against the pull of a spring h<1>, to vary the width of the soles trimmed. h is an adjustable stop on which the arm normally rests. When soles of variable width are to be trimmed, a roller j is thrown into contact with one of a pair of cams, one of which k<1>, only, is shown. These are rotated by a pawl l<1> and ratchet-wheel l. The pawl is reciprocated by a lever L acted on by a cam L' secured to the wheel D<2>, and is thrown into gear by removing a shield m<1> by means of a kneelever, cord n', and lever m<2>. After a sole is finished and removed, the return of the bar F<1> causes a stop t to release a pawl r, to allow a weight to rotate the cams into their previous positions ready for the reception of another sole.
Patent GB-189808715-A (GB)
Title: Sunshade or Umbrella for Bicycles, Motor Cars, Boats and the like.
Inventor: DARKER GEORGE FITZJAMES
Filed: 1898-04-14
Granted: 1899-04-14
Abstract: 8715. Darker, G. F. April 14. Umbrellas, attaching to vehicles or boats.-Relates to a method of mounting an umbrella or sunshade on a bicycle, boat, motor car, or the like. It is described as applied to a bicycle. The cover, which is fringed at the margin, is supported on three arms M, Y, N hinged at H to an upright S fixed at the back of the saddle. The arms M and N are kept apart by a stretcher Z hinged to one of them. The umbrella is closed by folding the three arms together, and then turning the whole about a hinge at H till it lies vertically against the rod S. When open, the umbrella is stayed by cords x, x<1> connected to the handles, and a cord 0 connected to the rod S. The socket is attached by three rods to the saddle pin and the frame of the bicycle, the rods being supported by clamps and a conical block of wood between the two hind bars.
Patent GB-189815149-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Arc Lamps.
Filed: 1898-07-09
Granted: 1899-05-13
Abstract: 15,149. Lake, H. H., [Stralsunder Bogenlampenfabrik Gesellschaft mit beschrõnkter Haftung]. July 9. Arc lamps.-A clockwork feed is controlled by shunt and series coils c, b acting independently, so that feeding takes place only when the current is below normal, and the pressure above normal, simultaneously. The arc is struck by another series coil a, which acts on a core d carrying the upper carhon, and which, in the arrangement shown, is hung by a chain connected with the gearing l and a counterweight G. The gearing drives an air fan s. The shunt coil c has a fixed core, and acts on an armature C, which is held by a spring f so that an arm of it engages a star-wheel on the fan spindle, unless the pressure is above normal. The series coil b acts on a horizontal lever B, in opposition to a spring B<2>, which holds an arm of the lever below and clear of the air fan s, when the current is below normal.
Patent GB-189823235-A (GB)
Title: Improved Appliances or Means for Securing Resilient Tyres on Road Vehicle Wheels.
Inventor: GLEW JOHN HENRY
Filed: 1898-11-04
Granted: 1899-09-23
Abstract: 23,235. Glew, J. H. Nov. 4. Tyres, elastic other than pneumatic; felloes or rims.-The protected rubber tyre of a road vehicle wheel is shown in partial section and plan in Figs. 2 and 3 respectively. The rubber tyre E, lying in the channel rim C, is protected by a metal sheath G of which the turned-down edges H are guided by the edges I of the rim. Each of the abutting ends R of the sheath is formed with a keyhole slot Q, and these slots receive a corresponding key M which secures the ends together. The key passes through the rubber E, rim C, and socket B of the felloe A, and is retained in position by a cross-bolt N. An air space F is left between the rubber and the rim. Plain keys may be similarly secured at the upper parts of the tyre, and, if the sheath is in more than one piece, the abutting ends are in each case secured by keys.
Patent GB-189826153-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and in connection with Telephonic Microphone Apparatus for Electric Signalling.
Filed: 1898-12-10
Granted: 1899-02-04
Abstract: 26,153. Siemens Bros. & Co., [Siemens & Halske Aktiengesellschaft]. Dec. 10. Telegraphs; telephones.-Telephones are arranged for use either for transmitting telephonic messages or for morse telegraphic signals. The transmitting- instrument M is arranged as a combined microphone and magneto having a common iron diaphragm A. The microphone B is in circuit with the primary H of an induction coil G, and the magneto coil E is connected to one secondary coil J; the other secondary J<1> is connected to line and the distant station T. U is a three-point sliding switch for changing the circuits for telegraphy and telephony, L is the battery switch, and O the morse key.
Patent GB-189827441-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Means for Reflecting Light.
Inventor: MARTY CHARLES
Filed: 1898-12-29
Granted: 1899-11-04
Abstract: 27,441. Marty, C. Dec. 29. Reflectors.-The reflectors, which are more especially for electric and other lamps, are built up of a series of polished concave pieces, with many facets, which may be either in contact or have spaces between them to allow light to pass through. In the form shown, which is conical in shape, the concave pieces 1 run in circumferential rows with spaces 2 between, which may be partially filled by other pieces 1<a>, the whole being supported by rings and braces 3, 3<a>, 4, 5 from the ring 6. A similar reflector 9 may be supported above, so that it can be turned to let light through or to close the spaces 2 on the "hit and miss" principle.
Patent GB-189901176-A (GB)
Title: Improvements connected with Machinery for Cutting and Panning Biscuits.
Inventor: VICARS JOHN
Filed: 1899-01-18
Granted: 1899-11-25
Abstract: 1176. Vicars, J., Vicars, T., and Vicars, J. Jan.] 18. Biscuits.-Relates to means for adjusting the tension of the chains for carrying the pans in biscuit-panning machinery. Fig. 1 shows one arrangement. The shaft a of the chain-wheels l is fitted with spur-wheels g or quadrants gearing with a rack h attached to or forming part of the sliding blocks c. The chain is adjusted by turning the shaft a, or by sliding one or both of the blocks c by screws f. In a modified form, to allow for independent adjustment of the chains, one of the spur-wheels g is loose upon the shaft, although it is locked when both wheels are to be simultaneously adjusted. In this case, the sliding blocks c are dispensed with. In a further modification, shown in Fig. 5, one of the racks is movable by means of a screw t.
Patent GB-189901453-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Clearer Rollers of Slubbing, Intermediate, Roving, and Spinning Frames.
Inventor: HILL JOHN
Filed: 1899-01-21
Granted: 1899-04-01
Abstract: 1453. Hill, J. Jan. 21. Rollers and roller heads for slubbing, intermediate, roving, and spinning frames. The clearing-roller C is made of a conical form as shown.
Patent GB-189908170-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Differential Driving Mechanism for Cycles.
Inventor: LANE WILLIAM
Filed: 1899-04-18
Granted: 1900-02-24
Abstract: 8170. Lane, W., Doney, A., Kellow, R., and Keat, S. April 18. Driving-mechanism, variable-speed. Figs. 1 and 2 show the application of the invention to a bicycle. The crank axle 5 and an intermediate axle 6 are housed within a casing 4 secured to the framework of the cycle. Chain-wheels 7 and 8, loosely mounted on the crank axle, are connected by chains 12 and 13 to wheels 10 on the intermediate axle. The motion is transferred from a wheel 15 on the axle 6 to the rear wheel by a chain 16. A sliding clutch 18 is mounted on the axle 5, and is provided with pins adapted to engage holes in either of the wheels 7 and 8, or the clutch may be placed in the middle position when it is out of engagement with these wheels. A split ring or collar 23 surrounds the clutch, and has ears 24 provided with holes to receive the diagonally-disposed ends 26 of the forks 27. The fork 27 is connected by links 32 and 33 running through the frame tube 31 with the lower end of a pivoted hand-lever 34. The hand-lever is provided with a notched segment and a pawl so that the clutch may be retained in the desired position. By operating the lever 34 the clutch may be moved into driving connection with either of the wheels 7 and 8, so as to form a variable-speed gear, or may be maintained in the middle position when the crank axles remain at rest.
Patent GB-189914869-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Flap Valve for Sewers.
Inventor: MORGAN GOMER SWEETING
Filed: 1899-07-19
Granted: 1900-05-19
Abstract: 14,869. Morgan, G. S., and Williams, W. July 19. Traps.-Flap valves acting as traps are made in two or more hinged sections a, b, and c, which rise in succession as the sewage level rises. The free opening for the back flow of gas is thus made smaller.
Patent GB-189916437-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Typewriters.
Inventor: BERESFORD WALTER
Filed: 1899-08-12
Granted: 1900-08-11
Abstract: 16,437. Beresford, W., and Rushton, F. T. Aug. 12. Type-writers.-The type-bars a, Fig. 3, are adapted to turn upon a curved rod e which constitutes a common bearing for the rods. Pivoted to each bar is a hammer s, both hammer and typebar resting normally upon a support c. The keylevers b are connected with the type-bars through links k, levers i, and ball-and-socket or pin-and-slot connections l. As the type-bar swings towards the platen it is arrested by the engagement of the stop f with the spring-controlled universal check-bar v, but the impact of the hammer s following up the typebar overcomes the resistance of the check-bar and produces the impression on the platen r. One hammer may be common to all the type-bars. The bar v may be formed of rubber &c., and the hammer may be faced with rubber, felt, paper, &c., or with an air cushion, so as to make the action noiseless. In the modification shown in Fig. 5, the check-bar v positively stops movement of the typebar until the check-bar is thrown back by the impact of the hammer against the forked end of the arm 1. The Provisional Specification states that the check action may be applied to machines in which the type are all carried upon a disc or other moving part.