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Patent GB-191501558-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Corsets.
Inventor: TARLTON JOHN WILLIE
IPC: A41C1/14
Filed: 1915-02-01
Abstract: 1558. Tarlton, J: W. Feb. 1. Corsets; stiffeners.-Each -corset stiffener A, Fig. 2, is located in an open-ended pocket formed by stitching a tape B to the material C of the corset, and is retained in position by a supplementary pocket formed by stitching a short length of tape F to the upper end of the corset so that the end of the tape overlaps to a slight extent the end of the tape B. The overlapping ends of the tapes are folded, to prevent fraying, and their other ends are covered by the usual binding-strips E, H. In a modified arrangement, Fig. 3, the upper ends of the pockets are covered by a flap C', which is stitched at intervals, as shown at J, to form the supplementary pockets.
Patent GB-191501572-A (GB)
Title: Improved Process for Manufacturing Brilliant Cellulose Threads.
Inventor: JOLIOT PIERRE
IPC: D06M11/11
Filed: 1915-02-01
Granted: 1915-09-09
Abstract: 1572. Joliot, P. March 25, 1914, [Convention date]. Threads, treating with liquids and vapours.- Cellulose threads are rendered brilliant by treating with caustic alkali to form alkalicellulose, drying, treating with carbon bisulphide vapour in vacuo to form cellulose xanthate, regenerating the cellulose, and afterwards removing impurities. The treatment with carbon bisulphide vapour in vacuo enables the xanthate to be formed regularly and uniformly, and at the same time prevents the escape of vapours from the apparatus. The threads are purified by treating with sodium sulphide solution, washing with boiling water, treating with a mineral acid, and washing in hot water. The threads are stretched after the formation of the xanthate.
Patent GB-191501933-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Axle Dies or the like.Y
Inventor: NELSON SYLVESTER
IPC: B22C9/06
Filed: 1915-02-06
Abstract: 1933. Nelson, S. Feb. 6. Forging-dies; angular bending; trimming.- Automobile and other axles, having spring perches and ends forked to accommodate the knuckles of the steering-wheels, are made by forging in dies. The blank is held in the grooves 1 of the dies A, B, Fig. 1, and the grooves 8 of the spring- pressed sliding blocks 4, and upset by the die 13 to the form shown in Fig. 7. The enlarged end 15 is then stamped by the die parts 17, and the web removed by the punch 25. The blank is then placed against the abutments 26, 27, Fig. 5, and the fork opened by the arm 28. The fork is finally shaped by a suitable die while held in the recesses 31.
Patent GB-191502124-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Elastic Shaft Couplings.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
IPC: F16D3/50
Filed: 1915-02-10
Granted: 1915-07-08
Abstract: 2124. Thompson, W. P., [Fortuna-werke, Spezial Maschinenfabrik Ges.]. Feb. 10. Shaft couplings; securing sleeves on shafts.-In shaft couplings particularly applicable .to grinding-machines, a strip i of leather or like material passes through a slot in the driven spindle m and engages grooves h in a sleeve g secured to the driving - pulley c. Preferably, except at the end of the spindle, there is space left between the spindle and the sleeve g and strip i, respectively. The spindle m is secured to a spindle a carrying the grinding-wheel b, which spindle a is carried in a bearing-sleeve d which can be adjusted longitudinally and secured in place by a slotted cone f screwing into the casing e, the arrangement of the strip i permitting of such longitudinal movement.
Patent GB-191502293-A (GB)
Title: Improvement in the Construction of Travelling Chain Ovens, more especially Ovens used for Biscuit and Bread Making.
IPC: A21B1/48
Filed: 1915-02-12
Granted: 1915-09-23
Abstract: 2293. McVitie & Price, and Capps, W. V. H. Feb. 12. Bakers' ovens.-In a travelling-chain oven, the bearers c, carrying the chain guides c', are removably supported on ribs or grooves a, which may either be formed on the side plates b of the oven, as shown, or may be built into the walls. The side plates are made in a number of suitable lengths and support the roof joists d.
Patent GB-191502309-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Door-closers and Closure Brakes.
Inventor: PAUL QUENTIN
IPC: E05F3/08
Filed: 1915-02-12
Abstract: 2309. Quentin, P. Feb. 12, 1914, [Convention date]. Void. [Published under Section 91 of the Act.] Volute springs; dash-pots.-Relates to combined door closers and checks of the kind comprising a closing-spring controlled by a piston adapted to force liquid through an adjustable port. The spring 5, Fig. 4, and piston 6 are contained in a casing 1 secured to the door, the operating-lever 13 acting on one or more rollers carried by the door frame.' Alternatively, the casing may be secured to the door frame, and the roller to the door. The spring is attached at one end to the casing 1, and at the other end to the piston 6. The piston is carried by a rod 10 surrounded by a screw-threaded sleeve 9, which engages a screw-threaded extension 2<a> of the lid 2 and is attached to the operating-lever 13. The rod 10 can be rotated relatively to the sleeve 9 to adjust the tension of the spring 5, and is secured by a nut 12 and a notched washer 11. As the piston moves helically upwards on the opening of the door, the liquid flows freely past a one-way valve 7; but as the door closes, the downward movement of the piston is checked by the liquid, which is forced to the upper side of the piston through a passage b<1>, b throttled by a screw 3. To decrease the power of the check when the door is nearly closed, in order that the resistance of the latch may be overcome, a supplementary passage c<1>, c, Fig. 6, may be provided, which coacts with a passage d in the piston when the latter is nearly at the end of its stroke. The spring 5 is provided with longitudinal slits extending nearly to its ends, to allow for compression in an axial direction. In modifications, the screw-threaded portions are variously disposed, for example upon the body of the piston and the interior of the casing. When the lid of the casing is not screw-threaded, one end of the spring may be attached thereto, the lid being adjustable to vary the tension of the spring. In the modification shown in Fig. 17, a single screw 3<a> having a conical part 3<b> and a half-cylindrical part 3<c> is used to control the return of the liquid by both the passages c<1>, b<1>, band c<1>, c, d. The throttle members controlling the flow of the liquid may consist of cylinders 3<d>, 4<d>, Fig. 19, provided with notches at the side, which can be brought more or less into register with the passages b, c. The device may be applied to a swinging door by providing two symmetrical helical surfaces on both the piston and the lid, adapted to slide on one another. To avoid loss of liquid by evaporation, the piston-rod may pass through a stuffing-box or through washers s, Fig. 19. The device may be used without the spring as a check.
Patent GB-191503771-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Means for Opening Cans and the like for Containing Liquids.
Inventor: MOSS ERNEST
Filed: 1915-03-09
Granted: 1915-08-05
Abstract: 3771. Moss, E. Dec. 1, 1914, [Convention date]. Cutting-appliances.-A device for opening cans &c. containing liquids comprises a tool provided with a pair of cutting-lips 4 having their outer sides backed off or bevelled at 5 to provide cutting-edges 6 of a lesser diameter than that of the outer periphery of the lips, so that the metal around the edge of the hole produced by rotating the cutter will be formed with a downturned flange. The device is mounted in a handle 1, the lower end 9 of which serves as a rest to bear upon the surface of the can during cutting. The device may be used to provide a closure by forcing down the handle until the tapered portion 2 makes a tight joint with the flanged orifice. In place of the handle shown, the cutter may be mounted on a spout or tap adapted to be inserted and secured in the orifice to facilitate the removal of the contents.
Patent GB-191508430-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Pressing Apparatus.
IPC: B30B9/10
Filed: 1915-06-07
Abstract: 8430. Worthington, H. R., [Firm of]. June 16, 1914, [Convention date]. Filter-presses.-Relates to filter-presses comprising platens mounted for relative angular movement, such as that described in Specification 14,976/14, wherein the platens 1, 1<a>, Fig. 1, are pivotally connected by devices 2, 3, 4 and are connected by thrust members, for example arms 12, to fulcrum devices 13, in such manner that, as the platens move downwardly under the action of gravity, they also move towards each with an angular movement about an axis in the vicinity of their upper edges. The invention consists in providing for the use of a number of bags containing the material under treatment, by arranging partitions between the platens. Bolts B, C support the partitions at their upper corners in such a manner as to limit their movement. The partitions consist either of channelled plates a, Fig. 4, which may be covered with perforated plates or wire-gauze A', or of heavy wire cloth or grating material A', Fig. 5, covered with wire-gauze A'. The Specification as open to inspection under Section 91 (3) (a) also comprises means, actuated by fluid pressure, for adjusting the distance between the platens and thus obtaining the requisite pressure, the fluid-pressure device being arranged to vary either (1) the distance between the fulcrum devices, or (2) the length of the thrust members. (1) The fulcrum devices 13, 13<1>, Fig. 6 (cancelled), are slidably mounted on pedestals 14 and are fitted with bolts 14<a> whereby they may be fixed in position. The fulcrum devices 13' are formed as ram cylinders, in which are located rams 13<2> carried by cross-heads 13<4>. Tension rods 17 secured to the cross-heads pass through guide-openings in the fulcrum devices and are fitted with tubular sheaths 17<a> acting as stops. Pressure fluid is supplied by a pipe 64 branching from the pipe 26 supplying pressure fluid to the cylinder 20 used for opening the press as described in the above-mentioned Specification. The pipe 64 is fitted with a relief valve 68 to provide for the discharge of fluid if the pressure set up in the cylinder 13<1> in the operation of the press exceeds a predetermined maximum. (2) The thrust members, Fig. 8 (cancelled), are formed in two parts 12<b>, 12<c>, of which the part 12<b> constitutes a ram cylinder and the part 12<c> carries a ram. The pressure-fluid supply is controlled by a slide valve 76 pushed inwards by a spring 77. A trip rod 79 on the ram pushes the slide valve outwards. This arrangement provides for a considerable movement of the slide valve without shutting off the supply, and at the same time ensures the closure of the slide valve if the ram and the cylinder are separated unduly. This subject-matter does not appear in the Specification as accepted.
Patent GB-191509587-A (GB)
Title: Improved Means for Jointing Wires.
Inventor: RALLI ANTHONY GEORGE
IPC: H01R43/042
Filed: 1915-06-30
Abstract: 9587. Ralli, A. G., [Fodor, A.]. June 30. Pliers, cutters, &c.- Relates to means for jointing wires, particularly electric conductors, by the method described in Specification 10,618/15, wherein the ends of the wires a, a<1>, Fig. 6, with the insulation removed in the case of conductors, are inserted side by side in a short metal tube b, and the tube and wires are then crushed together and crimped or corrugated transversely, and comprises pliers adapted for crimping the joint. These pliers comprise hand-levers c pivoted together at c<1>, and also pivoted at c<2> to levers d pivoted together at d'. The upper ends of the levers d are formed with crimping-jaws d<2> serrated longitudinally of the pliers, and preferably also with cutters e.
Patent GB-191510251-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Electric Condensers.
Inventor: WILSON WILLIAM HAMILTON
IPC: H01G4/30
Filed: 1915-07-14
Granted: 1915-10-14
Abstract: 10,251. Wilson, W. H. July 14. [Addition to 19,506/14.] Condensers of the type described in the parent Specification are made of segments connected in series by forming one of the coatings of each segment, except the end one, from the folded ends of one of the coatings of the next segment. The insulating end plate 1 supports a sheet of copper foil 2, which carries one set of terminals. One end of a long strip, 3, of metal foil is placed on the foil 2, then an insulating-sheet 4, and then a strip of foil 5, approximately three times the length of the insulating-sheet is placed at right-angles to the strip 3. Another insulating-strip is placed on the strip 5, and the strip 3 is folded across it. This building-up process is repeated until the first segment is completed by the insulated plate 9. The conducting surfaces are formed alternately by folds of the strip 3 and by the strips of foil 5. In the next segment of the condenser between the insulating-plates 9, 19 one set of electrodes is formed by folding over the ends of the strips 5. The other electrodes of the second segment are formed of strips 10 &c., which may be folded over to form one set of electrodes of the third segment. The last electrode of the series is formed of a strip similar to the strip 3. A suitable former is shown in Fig. 3. Upright pillars 21 carry sliding angle-pieces 24. The large insulating-plates 1, 9, &c. are inserted between the pillars beneath the slides, and the foil strips just pass between the edges of the slides, while the insulating- pieces 4 fit in the angles of the slides.
Patent GB-191510572-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Glass Stoppered Bottles.
Inventor: CHERNE ABRAHAM
Filed: 1915-07-21
Abstract: 10,572. Cherne, A. July 21. Gum and other non-potable substances, receptacles fitted to facilitate use of.-Glass stoppers for bottles containing drugs, chemicals, &c., are provided with a small cup-shaped recess in the extreme inner end or lower face thereof, or in a part secured thereto, adapted to receive and, when the stopper is removed from the bottle and inverted, to retain a small quantity of the liquid contained in the bottle. The recess c, Fig. 1, may be conical or cylindrical, and an annular groove may be provided around the recess to receive any liquid that may escape from the recess. The end d, Fig. 4, of the stopper may be reduced and may be cylindrical, but is preferably conical, and an annular groove e is provided to receive any liquid escaping from the recess c. In another modification, the reduced end f, Fig. 5, of the stopper carries a metal cap g with a recess c and an annular groove e. Fig. 6 shows a stopper with a recess h to receive the shank i of a metal part m having a projecting part n with a recess c and an annular groove e.
Patent GB-191514950-A (GB)
Title: Periscopic Attachment for Theodolites and other Surveying Instruments.
Inventor: MCQUEEN DAVID THOMAS HARKNESS
IPC: G02B23/08
Filed: 1915-10-22
Abstract: 14,950. McQueen, D. T. H. Oct. 22. Theodolites are provided with an attachment consisting of a periscope and a reversing telescope, so that observations can be made from a trench. The telescope 2 of the theodolite is adjustably mounted on a beam 3, and a reversing telescope 4 is also adjustably mounted on the beam and is directed to the lower mirror 5 or prism of a periscope comprising columns 6 adjustably mounted on the beam 3 and carrying an upper mirror 7 or prism. The telescopes are carried by clamps 8, each provided with a socket 9 for the reception of a dowel pin projecting from the telescopes, and fitted with a strap 10. Each clamp is in screw-threaded engagement with a tension screw 11 and is urged by compression screws 12 acting in opposition to the screw 11. The columns 6 are adjusted by a tubular tension screw 13 passing through an extension 14 of the beam 3 and engaging a plate 15, to which the base 15<a> of the columns 6 is connected by a screw 15<b> passing through the screw 13, the screw 13 acting in opposition to compression screws 16 passing through the extension 14 and abutting against the plate 15. The two mirrors 5, 7 are suspended in an identical manner on centres 17 and are adjustable on the axes of the centres by screw clamps 18, the adjustment being maintained by springs 20 pressing the mirrors against screws 21. The centres 17 are mounted on carriages 22 supported on platforms 23 secured to the columns 6, and adjustable vertically by tension screws 25 and compression screws 24 and laterally by screws 27.
Patent GB-191515704-A (GB)
Title: Protection against Torpedoes or Submarine Vessels.
IPC: F41H11/05
Filed: 1915-11-06
Abstract: 15,704. Newhall, H. B., and Garwood Co., [Assignees of Hescock, E. N.]. April 10, [Convention date]. Torpedo nets and screens. - A torpedo guard or net for ships, harbours, fortifications, &c., which will also stop attacking submarines, comprises a float-supported barrier, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, made up of a number of freely - suspended flexible hangers 31 having flexible streamers or loops 30, the hangers being spaced and connected by a cord 33 and weighted at the bottom to keep them vertical. This barrier may be used alone, or it may be suspended from a series of flexiblyoonnected and float-supported frames 40, which are filled in with grille-work 46-50, Fig. 3. The frames 40 are built up of bars 43 connected by corner shackles to rings 45, and are made large and strong enough to receive and stop a submarine, the inner grille-work being for torpedoes or mines. The grille-work consists of an inner frame 46 flexibly suspended by shackles to the corner rings 45 and filled in with intersecting bars 60, 61, Fig. 5, spaced to intercept and hold torpedoes. The filling may, however, be made up in circular or angular forms instead of square. An alternative filling consists of rearwardly-extending converging bars 48, Fig. 3, connected at the nose by lateral bars 52, thereby forming tapering pockets or cells 49 to receive the torpedoes. The outer frames 43 are provided with hullpuncturing devices 80, Fig. 3, a detail view of which is shown in Fig. 8.
Patent GB-191516468-A (GB)
Title: Mounting Parts of Shells to Serve as Souvenirs.
Inventor: ALBANESE GIUSEPPE SACCO
IPC: B44C5/00
Filed: 1915-11-22
Abstract: 16,468. Albanese, G. S. Nov. 22. Pedestals and stands. -A shell, or a part of a shell such as the fusepiece is mounted on a stand to form a souvenir. Fig. 5 shows an electric-lamp support formed of a shell i with its primer e.
Patent HN-2002000167-A (HN)
Title: Produccion de hilo teñido
Inventor: MCNOUGHT GAILEY ROBERT
Filed: 2002-07-05
Abstract: LA PRESENTE INVENCIÓN SE REFIERE A PRODUCCION DE HILO TEÑIDO.
Patent IN-2013MU01512-A (IN)
Inventor: VARDHAN ANAND
IPC: C07H17/08
Filed: 2013-04-25
Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved scalable and economical process for the preparation of substantially pure Idarubicin hydrochloride, a useful anti-cancer chemotherapeutic drug. In particular, this invention relates to a process wherein Idarubicin hydrochloride is obtained in a substantially pure form and with reasonable yield.
Patent IN-2013MU02295-A (IN)
Inventor: NARAYANANILAYAM BHASKARAKURUP VIJAYKUMAR
IPC: B64D17/00
Filed: 2013-07-08
Abstract: A launching arrangement for pushing and launching structural modules configuring a modular bridge assembly includes a launching platform, a nose pushing and pulling arrangement a tilting cylinder, a bridge pushing and pulling mechanism, and a winch. The launching platform is disposed over and slides over a sliding platform sliding over a sub frame of the launching vehicle and receives the nose modules from a material handling system one by one, and supports and guides the nose modules thereon. The nose pushing and pulling arrangement is disposed on either side of the launching platform and facilitates sliding, placing and connecting of a plurality of nose modules over the launching platform for forming a nose assembly and launching the nose assembly in a cantilever mode towards a far bank side. The nose pushing and pulling arrangement includes a nose pushing and pulling mechanism and at least one pushing cylinder.
Patent IN-2014DE02686-A (IN)
Inventor: BELL RALF
Filed: 2014-09-18
Abstract: A seal arrangement (15; 26; 43; 50) for sealing an annular gap (14) between a high-pressure steam space (12) and an adjacent low-pressure steam space (13), which gap is defined between two turbine casings (10, 11) in each case split into two casing halves, wherein the seal arrangement (15; 26; 43; 50) has a seal element (24; 47; 58) which is formed in a segmented and annular manner and, in the intended state, extends between the two turbine casings (10, 11) and engages in an annular receiving groove (9, 23; 30, 34; 49; 54) by means of at least one of its radial end regions, wherein the seal arrangement (15; 26; 43; 50) has at least one segmented ring (16, 20; 27, 31; 44; 51; 55) whose first circumferential surface (17, 21; 28, 32; 45; 52, 56) is, in the intended state, releasably attached to one of the turbine casings (10, 11) in the region of the annular gap (14), and whose opposite second circumferential surface (18, 22; 29, 33; 46; 53, 57) is provided either with the annular receiving groove (9, 23; 30, 34; 54) or, in a one-piece form, with the radially projecting annular seal element (47; 58).
Patent IN-2014CH05037-A (IN)
Inventor: E BALASUBRAMANIAN DR
IPC: G01C/
Filed: 2014-10-08
Abstract: The visual inspection of Tele-Communication (TC) tower members tower connections, antennas, antenna mountings, corrosion and erosion of structural components, missing of bolt and nuts, must be carried out periodically to avoid major problems. The conventional manual inspection is tedious because one has to climb the overhead structures and the risk of human life is a major problem. The human piloted helicopter system is expensive and prone to accidents. The proposed Multi-rotor Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (MUAV) system will overcome these difficulties which can inspect the telecom tower with an aid HD and IR cameras. In addition, measurement of Electromagnetic radiation at afferent altitude and latitude levels is achieved through an Electrosmog meter embedded in the MUAV system. The corrosion and erosion of tower members are inspected with an aid of specific instruments and also image processing techniques. The on-board microcontroller with IMU and GPS module would stabilize the vehicle for Hovering.
Patent IN-2014CN00651-A (IN)
Inventor: PESONEN MIKA
IPC: H04W4/00
Filed: 2012-05-22
Abstract: Systems and methods for creating "feelings" from tangible objects in a responsive and cost efficient manner are provided. In accordance with such systems and methods near field communication (NFC) tags are embedded into tangible objects e.g. Compact Discs (CDs) books posters etc. where the NFC tags include feeling/sensory feedback parameters associated with the object in which the NFC tag is embedded. That is such NFC tags are able to stimulate one or more senses such as the human senses of sight hearing touch smell and taste. Thus sensory feedback is provided via tangible objects where only minimal cost (e.g. a few cents) is added to the production/manufacture of such objects.