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Patent GB-191418127-A (GB)
Title: Means or Appliances for Carrying on Oral Communication between the Pilot and a Passenger, or an Observer, on an Aeroplane, Air-ship, and like Craft.
Inventor: HAMMER LESTER GUSTAVUS
Filed: 1914-07-31
Granted: 1915-04-15
Abstract: 18,127. Hammer, L. G. July 31. Microphones; mouthpieces; telephone head sets.-The transmitter and receiver are adjustably secured to the head of an aeronaut whose face is protected, in the case of accident, by a flexible ring placed over the mouthpiece of the transmitter. The diaphragm of the transmitter is damped by an annulus of silk floss strands standing on end, which encloses the carbon granules, while the receiver is provided with an adjustable resistance. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 2, the transmitter a and receiver b are secured to the head by bands n, n<1>, n<2> adjustably connected by wing- nuts n<3>, the screws of which engage slots in the bands. The receiver b is pivotally connected to an arm n<4> and is provided with a regulating- switch b<2>. The transmitter a, Figs. 2 and 4, is provided with a mouthpiece o, the edge of which is surrounded by a pneumatic or other soft ring o<1>, while its diaphragm e is damped by an annulus c of silk floss strands which encloses the carbon granules d'. The transmitter may be locked by the arrangement described in Specification 4358/12.
Patent GB-191419332-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Ordnance and Machine Guns.
Inventor: GOUGH-TURNER HAYDN
IPC: F41F1/10
Filed: 1914-09-02
Granted: 1915-10-28
Abstract: 19,332. Turner, H. Gough-. Sept. 2. [Cognate Application, 24,682/14.] Recoil, modifying; barrels.-Relates to guns in which recoil is eliminated by discharging projectiles simultaneously in opposite directions, the projectiles discharged rearwards being adapted to break up into harmless pieces upon leaving the barrel, and consists in using two or more compensating - barrels B<1>, B<2>, Fig. 1, for each effective barrel A, and in arranging the barrels side by side to leave the breeches clear for loading. The charges X, Y<1>, Y<2> are fired electrically as shown by the circuit C. In one modification, three compensating-barrels, and in a second modification six compensating- barrels B<1>, B<2>, B<3>, &c., Fig. 8, are used together with two additional barrels Z, K, one of which points in the same direction as the effective barrel and one in the reverse direction to facilitate fine adjustment when firing against or with the wind &c.
Patent GB-191420223-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Portable Ambulances, applicable for other Transport Purposes.
Inventor: SGAL LOUIS
IPC: A61G1/04
Filed: 1914-09-26
Granted: 1915-06-17
Abstract: 20,223. Sgal, L., Quant, E., and Pollak, L. Sept. 26. Axles; springs, mounting bodies on; guiding vertical play.-The tubular axle i of a handpropelled or animal-drawn vehicle for conveying an ambulance stretcher is secured by a removable pin 9 in a strap j, which slides vertically in tubular guides, as shown, between the upper frame a and the lower frame e of the vehicle. From the lower end of the strap j is hung the spring k upon which rests the lower frame e. The axle arm 12 upon which the wheel is mounted may be attached by a screwed portion 10 to the rest of the axle.
Patent GB-191422190-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Machine for Hauling, Lifting and other analogous purposes.
Inventor: O'BRIEN TOM BASS
IPC: B66D1/06
Filed: 1914-11-07
Granted: 1915-08-12
Abstract: 22,190. O'Brien, T. B. Nov. 7. Drum, or barrel winding-machines; driving- gear; brakes.-The ratchet-wheels d, Fig. 1, at each end of the drum shaft of a machine for hauling, lifting, &c. are turned by means of coupled elbow arms e pivoted to the framing at g and each having two pawls m, k so arranged that, when the arm is raised, the pawl k pulls the ratchet teeth while the pawl m slips over them in the opposite direction, and when the arm is depressed, the pawl m pushes the teeth while the other pawl slips over them. The tail p is weighted, and the pawls are so shaped that they are removed from the ratchet teeth when a lever q is raised, as shown in Fig. 4, the load being thereby transferred to a retaining-pawl t on a shaft u, which, as shown in Fig. 5, is linked to the brake 2 by means of an arm 5. A spring 6 normally keeps the pawl t engaged with the ratchet. When the pedal 4 is depressed, the brake is applied to the drum and subsequently the pawl t is raised, leaving the drum free for paying-out under the control of the brake.
Patent GB-191423372-A (GB)
Title: Improvements connected with the Construction of Winches, Windlasses and the like, and in the Method of Mounting same in their Frames.
Inventor: WIGHAM JOHN
IPC: B66D1/08
Filed: 1914-12-01
Granted: 1915-08-26
Abstract: 23,372. Wigham, J. Dec. 1. Drum or barrel winding-machines. - In winches, windlasses, &c. so built that by disconnecting a few bolts the whole of the engine or engines, cylinders, pistons, connecting - rods, eccentric straps, and other parts connected with the engine can be withdrawn as a whole for repair and fitted bodily into place again, the side frames are formed with open ends permitting endlong withdrawal of the engines, which are arranged with the cylinders and their associated parts on one side of the side frames and the valve boxes and their associated parts on the other side of the frames. Fig. 3 is a plan of the machine. The frame of the winch is composed of a bedplate 1 and side frames 2, one of which is shown separately in Fig. 2. The cylinders are bolted to machined facings 4 on the side frames, where openings 5 are formed to receive the slide-valve casing. After removal of the cylinder-holding bolts 10, the connecting-rod and eccentric-strap bolts 11, 12, the drag-link pins 13, and the bolts of the steam and exhaust-pipes, either or both of the engine cylinders with their connected parts may be removed from the side frames by an endlong movement without disturbing other parts of the winch. The side frames have seatings 17 for the respective shafts disposed on the edges of the frame in the usual manner, so that the shafts and bearings can be readily put in position and dismounted.
Patent GB-191424308-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Latches.
Inventor: PARKES SAMUEL ROWLAND
IPC: E05B41/00
Filed: 1914-12-18
Granted: 1915-07-15
Abstract: 24,308. Parkes, S. R. Dec. 18. Latches, preventing operation of.-A lavatory-door or like latch B is arranged to be locked from outside by a key inserted in the hollow handle E, which key rotates the quadrant F, thereby locking the latch tumblers b<1>, b<2> and blocking the latch, and at the same time moving, through the rod f<1>, the indicator slide p<1>, to exhibit an " out of order " notice. The latch is also locked by the sliding spring-controlled pin k<4> entering an aperture b<6> in an arm of the latch, this pin being operated by a cam k<3> on a shaft K, which is rotated from inside by a handle, and from outside by a key, disks k<2>, k<5> on the inner and outer ends of the shaft indicating " locked " or " unlocked " and " engaged " or " vacant " respectively.
Patent GB-191424780-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Electrically-operated Alarm Apparatus.
Inventor: MILLER JOHN FRANCIS XAVIER
IPC: G04C21/32
Filed: 1914-12-30
Granted: 1915-04-01
Abstract: 24,780. Miller, J. F. X. Dec. 30. Time-alarms. - In an electrically-operated alarm apparatus of the kind in which dummy clocks arranged in bedrooms &c. can be set so that the alarm will be operated by a master clock, the master clock or other device is provided with hour-control contacts connected together and to a device on the dummy clock whereby the particular hour contact on the dummy clock to which the alarm is set is brought into t h e circuit of the alarm device. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 1, three sets of contacts b<1>, b, b<2> are arranged on the master clock, the hour-fraction contacts b<1>, arranged at the quarter - hours or otherwise, being each separately connected with a similar contact f on the dummy clock by wires e', and adapted to be engaged by the minute-hand c<1>. The hour-hand c, insulated therefrom, makes contact alternately with the sets of contacts b, b<2>. Each set is electrically connected together, and by wires e<2>, e<3> is connected respectively with an arm l<2>, secured to a ratchet-wheel w having twelve teeth, and an electro-magnet v. The electro-magnet circuit is completed through a wire e<4> and battery d (the poles of which are connected to the hands c, c') when the hand c touches any contact b<2> ; and thus, each hour, the electromagnetically-operated pawl w<1> moves the wheel w one tooth and swings the arm l<2> successively over the separate insulated contacts f with which the hour-hand l is adapted to engage. The hands l, l<1>, which are connected to the buzzer or alarm k, being set to the time at which the alarm is required, are thus eventually respectively connected through a contact f, arm l<2>, wire e<2>, and a contact b, and through a contact f<1>, and wire e<1> to the hands c, c<1> (and so to the battery) when these indicate the time to which the dummy clock is set. The hour-fraction contacts may be square or rectangular and set in ebonite bushes, so as to be capable of rotation to vary the time of engagement with the clock hand. A separate dial behind and outside the clock dial a, and extra hands or extra long hands, may be provided. In a modification, Fig. 2, two commutators m, n, rotated synchronously respectively with the hour and minute hands of the clock, carry the contacts. The commutator m comprises insulated metal parts m<1>, m<2>, each having twelve contacts, those of the former corresponding to the hour-control contacts b<2>, and the others with the hour contacts b. Brushes r, r<1>, r<2> are connected respectively with the battery and wires e<3>, e<2>. The commutator n, comprises an ebonite block carrying four segments, which correspond to the contacts b' and may be adjustable to vary the duration of the alarm. They are separately connected to a ring n<1>, and adapted to be successively connected through brushes p to wires e<1> and the dummy-clock contacts f<1>, the brush p<1> being connected to the battery. The operation of this arrangement is similar to that previously described.
Patent GB-191501453-A (GB)
Title: Mercury Globule Electrical Contact Maker, for Releasing Mine Winding Signal Indicators, Actuating Indicators of the Stopping, Starting, and Reductions of Speed of Machinery, and the like.
Inventor: SAINT GEORGE
IPC: B66B1/46
Filed: 1915-01-29
Granted: 1915-06-24
Abstract: 1453. Saint, G. Jan. 29. Mercury switches.-A mercury contact maker comprises a tube T conically expanded at the ends and provided with a globule of mercury, which, on tilting or rotating the tube, passes from one end of the tube to the other, thereby momentarily completing a circuit between two contacts C, C<1> which project into the centre of the tube. The tapering of the ends delays the movement of the globule until the gradient of the tube is sufficient to ensure the mercury flowing to the other end, whereby only a momentary contact can be obtained. A series of such tubes may be mounted on a vertical revolving holder driven by the machinery in connexion with which the switch is employed. The contacts are arranged parallel to the axis of rotation of the holder, the contacts C being connected by a wire W and spring U to an insftlated terminal V, while the other contacts C<1> are connected to the metal support, which is provided with a terminal V<1>. The switch may be used with mine-winding signal indicators, or for indicating the starting, stopping, or reductions of speed of machinery, the mercury globules being held at the outer ends of the tubes by centrifugal force, so that no circuits are completed when the speed reaches a certain value.
Patent GB-191502064-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Stop Valves.
IPC: B61D27/00
Filed: 1915-02-09
Granted: 1915-09-09
Abstract: 2064. Richardson, L., and Hopkinson, & Co., J. Feb. 9. Hinged valves; loose-ball valves.-A stop-valve, particularly applicable for use on railway-heatiog systems, and of the type in which a ball is carried by a frame hanging from the end of a crank-arm, has the casing fitted with guides for the ball and frame. The frame D carrying the ball is made in two parts d, d<1>, each of which is in the form of an incomplete ring, the division in the frame being parallel to its sides. The guide A for the frame is nearly vertical, while the guide B for the ball is inclined so as to bring the ball near its seat when closing.
Patent GB-191503475-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Looper and the like Operating Mechanism of Sewing Machines.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
IPC: D05B1/06
Filed: 1915-03-04
Abstract: 3475. Thompson, W. P., [Union Special Machine Co.]. March 4. Multiple - seam sewing-machines; feed by dogs; chain-stitching and double-loop and other loop stitching.-The looper-supporting shaft 33, Fig. 3, is disposed axially in line with, and is oscillated by, a continuously rotating shaft 28 mounted underneath the work-support. The oscillating movement of the shaft 33 is obtained from the shaft 28 through a parallel auxiliary shaft 40 and links 41, 46, the arrangement being adapted to provide a dwell in the movement of the looper when at the forward end of its stroke. Needleavoiding movements are obtained through the link 52 pivoted to the frame and connected by a ball joint 50 to a collar 49 fixed on the shaft 33, which is thereby reciprocated in the bearings 34, 35 while receiving its oscillating movements. The looper carrier 32 has two lugs 36 which are splined to and slidable on the shaft 33, and is rigidly secured thereto by the spring catch 38 with a projection 39 engaging behind a collar 37 on the shaft. The looper thread is controlled by the cam-wire 54 fixed to the shaft 33 and moving between thread-guides 56, 57 secured to the underside of the work-support. The needle thread controller consists of an arm 8, Fig. 1, which is mounted on the link 7 reciprocating the needle-bar and carries thread-guides 9, 10. A thread-guide 11 is carried on the upper end of the needle-bar, and mounted on a bracket 12 on the head of the machine is a thread-controlling lever 13, which has a thread-eye 14 and is connected by a link 15 with a bracket 16 secured to the presser-bar. The feeddog 20 is carried by the bar 21 which is reciprocated from a rock-shaft 22 oscillated by a link from the upper shaft. The vertical movements of the feeddog are obtained from a rock-shaft 24 with a forked arm embracing an eccentric on the shaft 28, and an arm 25 engaging a yoke 26 on the feed-bar
Patent GB-191504031-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in connection with Drawing Boards.
IPC: A47B27/02
Filed: 1915-03-15
Granted: 1915-06-03
Abstract: 4031. Halden & Co., J., and Westwood, J. March 15. Drawing-boards.-Means for holding a straightedge parallel to the edge of a drawing-board, and for enabling it to be raised clear of the drawing and moved freely up and down the board, consists of racks f which are pivoted one at each side of the board a to a spindle d, journaled in the straight-edge c, and gear with pinions g fixed on a spindle h journaled in fixed brackets i on the back of the board a. The spindle h is parallel to the spindle d and carries at each end a bracket i having friction rollers j<1>, which bear on the backs of the racks f and hold them in mesh with the pinions g. The straight-edge is counterbalanced by weights k.
Patent GB-191509007-A (GB)
Title: Process of Determining the Distance and Direction relatively to Pre-established Points of an Unknown Source or Point of Projection of Vibratory Impulse.
Inventor: FURBER HENRY JEWETT
IPC: G01S1/72
Filed: 1915-06-18
Abstract: 9007. Furber, H. J. June 18. Locating sounds; recording signals.-Relates to the determination of the position X of a source of vibratory impulse, such as sound, from the timeinterval between the receipt of the impulse at two or more receivers A, B, C at known positions and distances apart, preferably in a straight line. An additional receiver laterally disposed, as at E, may be used to determine to which side of the base-line A C the source X lies, and the altitude may be determined by use of a receiver F placed above or below the base-line. A suitable time-recording device is shown, in which the microphonic or other suitable receivers 3, 4, 5, 15, 16 are in circuit with corresponding batteries and solenoids 6, 7, 8, 19, 17. Current variations produced when sound is received cause the solenoids to vibrate diaphragms to which are connected, by links 12, pivoted arms, the free ends of which carry pencils to record the vibrations on a paper strip carried by a rotating drum 13. To facilitate reading of the time-interval, a tuning-fork of known frequency (not shown) may be used to trace a wavy line on the strip during rotation of the drum. In place of the paper strip, plastic material may be used, and the pivoted arms are so placed that a suitable needle carried by each makes indentations in the material, which can be used as a phonographic record. The relative displacement of the reproducing-needles necessary to synchronize the sounds measures the time-intervals, and may be indicated on dials graduated to denote timeintervals. In another form, a photographic record is made by rays of light reflected from the surfaces of the diaphragms. To identify the sound received, a telephone 21 may be placed in circuit with one of the receivers. Application of the apparatus is described for the cases in which (1) three receivers receive sound through the same medium, for example air or water, (2) two receive through air and one through water, (3) two receive through air, and the third is adapted to detect simultaneously-emitted Hertzian waves, and (4) two receivers respectively detect vibrations transmitted through air and water, and the third detects Hertzian waves. Reference has been directed by the Comptroller to Specifications 4802/91 and 7172/15.
Patent GB-191513856-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Solder and Process for Making the same.
IPC: B23K35/28
Filed: 1915-09-29
Abstract: 13,856. St. Laurent, E. E. P. J. P. S. Jansen de, and Aluminium Solder Co. Sept. 29. Alloys; crucibles.-Solder containing tin and zinc, with or without lead or aluminium, is made by melting the constituents separately in plumbago crucibles lined with a mixture of 70 parts of alumina and 20 parts of carbon, preferably charcoal, and then mixing them together in a fresh crucible. Solders containing (1) zinc 69, tin 26, and aluminium 6, (2) tin 2, and zinc 5, (3) tin 2, lead 1, and zinc 5, and (4) tin 69, zinc 25, and aluminium 6, are referred to.
Patent GB-191514649-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Devices for use in Teaching and Practising Putting with Golf Balls.
Inventor: DUGDALE ALFRED
IPC: A63B57/00
Filed: 1915-10-16
Abstract: 14,649. Dugdale, A. Oct. 16. Golf-practising appliances.-A device for use in practising golf-putting is mounted on three legs f, Fig. 2, and comprises a wooden ring a from which are suspended a number of flaps d spaced apart by spiral springs e. The flaps swing inwards freely when a ball enters the device, but are limited to a restricted outward swing by the ring a or by a wire ring attached thereto, thereby retaining a ball which has been correctly played. A ball played too strongly tilts the device bodily and escapes. In a modification, Fig. 6, the wooden ring is replaced by a ring i of bent wire. The flaps may be made to swing with equal freedom in both directions. Instead of supporting the device on three legs, it may be supported from above by an arm projecting from a stand.
Patent HN-2005035440-A (HN)
Title: Caja de empaque
Inventor: MASAHIRO SHIIYA
Filed: 2005-06-14
Abstract: CAJA DE EMPAQUE.
Patent HN-2009001793-A (HN)
Title: Composicion para impregnacion de materiales textiles
Inventor: OLE SKOVMAND
IPC: A01N25/26
Filed: 2009-09-09
Abstract: ESTA INVENCION SE REFIERE A UN MATERIAL TEXTIL QUE CONTIENE INSECTICIDA Y / O REPELENETE IMPREGNADO QUE DESPUES DE VARIOS LAVADOS COMPRENDE INSECTICIDA Y/O REPELENTE SOBRE LA SUPERFICIE DEL MATERIAL TEXTIL, CON PROPIEDADES MEJORADAS.
Patent IN-2015KN00202-A (IN)
Inventor: HADANI RONNY
IPC: H04L27/10
Filed: 2013-06-25
Abstract: A system and method of providing a modulated signal useable in a signal transmission system. The method includes transforming, perhaps with respect to both time and frequency, a data frame including a plurality of data elements into a transformed data matrix. The transformed data matrix includes a plurality of transformed data elements where each of the plurality of transformed data elements is based upon each of the plurality of data elements. The method further includes generating the modulated signal in accordance with the transformed data elements of the transformed data matrix.
Patent IN-2013MU02521-A (IN)
Inventor: PATEL Femina J
IPC: B02C15/00
Filed: 2013-07-30
Abstract: Present Improved Planetary Ball Mill (1) is designed and fabricated indigenously in which high dynamic impact energy is induced at low rotation speed due to intense milling that causes size reduction and chemical reaction. An Improved Planetary Ball Mill (1) is developed for synthesis of crystalline perovskite catalysts efficiently. The Improved Planetary Ball Mill (1) mainly comprises of: a Jar Rotation Assembly (2), a Sun Wheel Revolution Assembly (3) and a Support Assembly (4) wherein the ratio of speed of rotation of Jar (2A) to the speed of revolution of Sun Wheel (3A) is varied as the speeds are set separately. Also, the direction of rotation of Jar (2A) and the direction of revolution of Sun Wheel (3A) are set separately. This provides the mechanism that develops coriolis forces thereby enabling chemical reactions to occur apart from milling/grinding i.e. enables reactive grinding. Fig. 1A
Patent IN-2013MU03749-A (IN)
Inventor: HARISH TIWARI
IPC: A45F3/00
Filed: 2013-11-29
Abstract: A system or scheme for reducing weight of school bag of students, said system is about rearranging the contents of books used by the students; in the said system it is proposed that the chapters of the books should not be arranged subject wise. It is proposed that the all the chapters from all the books of the standard syllabus should be divided in sections. One particular section should contained chapters from all subjects. For example if a student has to study four subjects with 12 chapters in each subject, it is proposed that there can be four sections. In each section three chapters of each book can be placed. Similarly the notebooks can also be rearranged. The notebooks can be prepared according to requirement in desired number of section. Each section of notebook contains required pages for particular subjects. In this case student has to carry only one section of books and one section of notebook to school. In case those chapters of particular subjects are finished and chapters of another particular subjects are unfinished student has to carry maximum two section of books and two section of notebooks. This will reduce the load to be carried to school and thereby will reduce the weight of schoolbag by 75 to 50 %.
Patent IN-2014CN00437-A (IN)
Inventor: MEERTS PETER
IPC: C07K16/18
Filed: 2012-06-25
Abstract: Polypeptides and protein constructs are provided that are directed against IgE. In a particular aspect Nanobodies against IgE are described linked to a serum albumin binding peptide. Further described are nucleic acids that encode such polypeptides and protein constructs; compositions and in particular pharmaceutical compositions that comprise such polypeptides and protein constructs; and uses of such polypeptides protein constructs and compositions.