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Patent UA-53359-A (UA)
Title: Fruit-transporting aggregate
Inventor: SHEVCHUK ROMAN STEPANOVYCH
Filed: 2002-05-07
Abstract: A fruit-transporting aggregate includes a mobile energy means and a trailer aggregated with it, which are additionally equipped with vibration sensors connected with the automated control system.
Patent DO-P2005000243-A (DO)
Title: Agentes citotoxicos que comprendennuevos taxanos modificados en c-2.
Inventor: MILLER MICHAEL L
IPC: A61K39/395
Filed: 2005-11-28
Abstract: LA PRESENTE INVENCION SE REFIERE A NUEVOS AGENTES CITOTOXICOS Y SU UTILIZACION TERAPEUTICA. MAS ESPECIFICAMENTE, LA INVENCION SE REFIERE A NUEVOS AGENTES CITOTOXICOS QUE COMPRENDEN TAXANOS Y SU UTILIZACION TERAPEUTICA. ESTOS NUEVOS AGENTES CITOTOXICOS TIENEN UTILIZACION TERAPEUTICA COMO RESULTADO DE PROPORCIONAR LOS TAXANOS A UNA POBLACION CELULAR ESPECIFICA DE FORMA DIRIGIDA MEDIANTE ENLACE QUÍMICO DEL TAXANO CON EL AGENTE DE UNION A LA CELULA.
Patent DO-P2016000178-A (DO)
Title: Orificios variables de flujo concéntrico para el equilibrio de flujo de gas y particulados
Inventor: QINGSHENG LIN
IPC: G01F1/80
Filed: 2016-07-19
Abstract: UN MONTAJE DE ORIFICIO VARIABLE INCLUYE UN ALOJAMIENTO QUE DEFINE UN ORIFICIO DE FLUJO A TRAVÉS DE ESTE Y SE CONFIGURA PARA CONECTARSE EN COMUNICACIÓN FLUIDA ENTRE LAS DOS TUBERÍAS DE UN SISTEMA DE TRANSPORTE DE PARTÍCULAS. EL MONTAJE INCLUYE MÚLTIPLES PALETAS FIJADAS DE FORMA CENTRAL AL ALOJAMIENTO PARA GIRAR ENTRE UNA POSICIÓN RETRAÍDA Y UNA POSICIÓN EXTENDIDA. CADA PALETA INCLUYE UN BORDE DE VÍA DE GAS. EN LA POSICIÓN RETRAÍDA, LOS BORDES DE LA VÍA DE GAS DE LAS PALETAS SE AJUSTAN AL ORIFICIO DE FLUJO. EN LA POSICIÓN EXTENDIDA, LAS PALETAS SE EXTIENDEN HACIA ADENTRO DESDE EL ORIFICIO DE FLUJO.
Patent GB-189700375-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Raising Steam under Pressure.
Inventor: FIDLER EDWARD
Filed: 1897-01-06
Granted: 1898-01-06
Abstract: 375. Fidler, E., and Priest, C. J. Jan. 6. Air-heating furnaces; air supply, heating.-Relates to a method of generating steam by heated air which is passed into the water. The air is heated partly by compression and partly before and after compression by means of coils of piping in a chimney stack above a separate furnace. An additional coil heats air which is delivered by a fan below the ashpit.
Patent GB-189702775-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Type-writing Machines.
Inventor: STICKNEY BURNHAM COOS
Filed: 1897-02-02
Granted: 1897-04-03
Abstract: 2775. Stickney, B. C. Feb. 2. Type writers. - Relates more particularly to machines in which a tripping mechanism is placed between the keys and the mechanism operated thereby, so that the type-bar and feed-mechanism can return to normal position before the depressed key is released. Fig. 1 shows a sectional elevation of the machine. The key levers 16 are pivoted on posts 17, and their inner ends are bent so as to lie radially to the cushioning-ring 19 and to the typebar ring 2. The radial ends of the key levers are pivoted to the lower ends 20 of trip rods 4 by which the type-bars 3 are operated. The typebars are pivoted at 21 in the brackets 22 attached to the ring 2. The upper ends of the rods 4 rest normally under pins 37 on the type-bar, and when a key is depressed its trip rod raises the type-bar until the type is near the platen, when the end of the trip rod is disengaged from the pin 37 and the type-bar makes the rest of its movement by inertia, and is free to return to normal position before the release of the key. The trip rod is pushed off the pin 37 by a projection 38 on the type-bar. A spring 44 is attached at 45 to each type-bar and at 46 to the bracket 22, so that the spring keeps the lower end of the type-bar at rest in the basket 47, but its resistance to the movement of the type-bar diminishes as the type approaches the platen, and the last part of the movement is slightly assisted by the spring. The bars 4 are bent as shown, so that they fall back with their upper ends under the pins 37. To each type-bar is pivoted a hanger, 23, which, when the type-bar is operated, depressed a ring 15. The hangers rest normally clear of the ring, so that only the one operated comes into contact with it. The ring 15 is mounted so as to remain always in horizontal position, on the ends of two pairs of arms 28 on two shafts at rightangles to each other. One of these shafts 13 has an arm 12 connected by a rod 11 to the escapement dogs 7, 8 which engage the rack 6 on the carriage 5. The basket 47 is made of leather or the like and is hung in position by wires 48. The ends of the key levers rest on the cushioned ring 19, which is held at an adjustable height by screws 51 engaging arms projecting from the ring. The downward movement of the key levers is stopped by a pad 39 supported by a plate of yielding sheet metal 40, which is in turn supported by springs 41. The levers in the rear row are formed with feet 55 which engage the pad.
Patent GB-189703619-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Wet Spinning Frames.
Inventor: BARBOUR JAMES
Filed: 1897-02-11
Granted: 1897-12-11
Abstract: 3619. Barbour, J. Feb. 11. Rollers and roller heads of wet spinning frames. To facilitate adjustment &c., the stand 2, used for guiding and adjusting the position of the saddle 3 and pressing-rollers, and the bracket 2<1> carrying the fulcrum 10 for the weighting-lever 8, are formed in one piece.
Patent GB-189705843-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Spring Blind Roller Furniture.
Inventor: BOND EDWARD SAMUEL
Filed: 1897-03-05
Granted: 1897-04-10
Abstract: 5843. Bond, E. S. March 5. Window blinds.- The operating- spring of the roller is fixed at one end to a non-rotatable core 23, and at the other in holes 33 in a collar 27 fixed to the roller. The spindle 24, having a squared end engaging the bracket, is fixed in a slot in the core 23 by a pin 26<A>, which also passes through a cap on which 27 turns. The line joining the holes 33 is parallel to the coils, and not at right-angles to the axis of the roller. The lugs 31 prevent the expansion of the end coils. The pawls 19 are pivoted in the cap 17, which has a recess 34 to enable the fabric to be attached quite close up to the end of the roller, and also points 18, which may be pressed into the roller. The pawls 19 have heavy overhanging ends 20 and teeth 21 which engage the ratchet teeth on the spindle 24.
Patent GB-189706975-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fasteners for Wearing Apparel, such as Buttons, Solitaires, and the like.
Inventor: POORE RICHARD
Filed: 1897-03-17
Granted: 1898-05-17
Abstract: 6975. Poore, R., and West, W. March 17. Studs and solitaires or stud button fastenings for cuffs, gloves, gaiters, and other similar purposes. The stud is formed with a hollow base a having a double flat shank b rising therefrom. The shank is provided at its free end with a crosshead yoke c recessed and perforated centrally. A rotating top bar d, hollowed along its underside, has a stem e which passes through the opening in the yoke c and between the shanks b, where it is surrounded by a coiled springy. The spring f bears between the yoke c and a cross-pin or washer on the end of the stem e. In the case of glove &c. buttons, the base may be a plate attached by sewing, or the hollow base may be in two parts gripping the material and secured together by tangs on the inner cupped disc.
Patent GB-189709193-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Wheels for Cycles and other Vehicles.
Inventor: CRANDALL LUCIEN STEPHEN
Filed: 1897-04-10
Granted: 1897-07-17
Abstract: 9193. Crandall, L. S. April 10. Suspension or tension wheels; spokes.-The spokes ot a wheel are constructed from one length of wire, the hub G being formed with four series of flanges B, B', D, D' round which the wire passes. Starting at A on the wheel rim the wire is passed in the direction of the arrows 1, 2, 3, ... 32 to and from the flanges on the hub, and is finally secured to the starting-point A. To adjust the tension in the spokes, the outer flanges D, D' may be slightly rotated relatively to the inner flanges B, B', the studs E, E' and slots F, F' being employed to fix the flanges in position. The flanges may be replaced by small rotatable pulleys.
Patent GB-189710239-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with the Hub Spindles of Velocipedes and the like.
Inventor: FITZGERALD JAMES
Filed: 1897-04-24
Granted: 1898-03-26
Abstract: 10,239. Fitzgerald, J., and Clement, H. S. April 24. Axl6s.-The axle is made hollow, and is stepped or checked at the extremities to receive the fork ends. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 1, the spindle is secured by a rod and nuts and, in that shown in Fig. 3, is secured by screw bolts, the ends of the hollow spindle being screwed to receive them.
Patent GB-189713987-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Machines for Making Horse-shoe and other Nails.
Inventor: CAPEWELL GEORGE JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-06-08
Granted: 1898-04-09
Abstract: 13,987. Capewell, G. J., and Jones, O. June 8 Nails, making. Horse-shoe and other nails are made from a wire or strip by passing it between two or more parallel pairs of shafts, Fig. 26, carrying rollers on which are mounted dies, the strip arching over or under from one pair of rolls to the next, and being turned at the same time through 90‹, so that the dies act alternately on the sides and edges of the strip ; the strip is then sheared into separate blanks which pass down shoots to horizontal discs carrying dies in which the blanks are headed, bevelled, and trimmed or pointed, and lastly are expelled by two fixed arms which act respectively as the nail sticks to one or other of the pair of dies. By a special controlling-piece I, Fig. 26, the shank of each blank is rolled twice between each pair of rolls. The dies are grooved at e<7> and e<8> for two blanks, and have a recess e<6> for the head of a blank. The nail rod H is therefore fed the length of two blanks by these dies ; but it is pulled back again along the grooves e<5> by a spring clip i<2>, which can oscillate up and down between adjustable stops only the length of one blank. In the position shown in Fig. 26 the shank 20 has just been rolled for the first time and in that shown in Fig. 27 it has been pulled down and is just being rolled a second time. The blanks are severed by a movable knife K<5>, Fig. 12, operated by linkwork and tappets K<1>, K' on the shaft L. The blanks then fall down the shoots k, k<1> which are presented alternately beneath the knives. The shoots are pivoted at k<5> and actuated by the cam k' and rod k<4>. Each blank thus arrives at one or other of the die discs s<1>, Figs. 6, 8, and 12, carried by the shaft S actuated by pawl and ratchet mechanism. The blank is held between a fixed die t and a movable die t<1>, which are forced together by a piece F operated by toggles 0 connected by links n<1> to a three-armed lever M oscillated by a cam m<1>. While thus held the header Z descends. The heading may be done in two stages. The blank carrier s<1> is now fed forwards a step, and the blank is bevelled by dies worked by toggles, and at another step is pointed. After this the dies are opened by a pin t<2>, Fig. 8, on the die t' engaging in an eccentric slot Y', and the finished nail is knocked out. The blanks as they are sheared may be finished in a separate machine.
Patent GB-189715518-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Display Racks.
Inventor: TAYLOR JAMES MONROE
Filed: 1897-06-29
Granted: 1898-05-14
Abstract: 15,518. Taylor, J. M., and Weber, L. E. June 29. Displaying.- Racks for displaying articles of merchandise and other goods are formed as shown, and suspended from a rod F so as to exhibit the articles in an inclined position. In a modification, the rack may be extended in length and width.
Patent GB-189719653-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Note Sheets, Discs, or Rolls for Mechanical Musical Instruments.
Inventor: CLAUS MAX
Filed: 1897-08-26
Granted: 1897-12-24
Abstract: 19,653. Claus, M., and P³ttmann, B. Aug. 26. Drawings to Specification. Automatic instruments.-Relates to tune-sheets, barrels, &c. In the execution of a piece of music it appears that the player's individuality is to a certain extent shown by slight pauses which he makes between the notes, but which are not indicated in the score. The object of the present invention is to reproduce this characteristic mechanically. For this purpose, the holes or their equivalents are made somewhat shorter than the score indicates, so as to shorten slightly the duration of the notes and produce these pauses. In other cases, such as in tune-sheets for musical boxes, the holes which operate the dampers and check the vibration of the teeth, are situated somewhat in advance of their strictly correct positions.
Patent GB-189802287-A (GB)
Title: Process for the Production of Water-soluble Compounds of Caseine and of its Derivatives.
Inventor: RIEGEL MAXIMILIAN
Filed: 1898-01-28
Granted: 1898-09-03
Abstract: 2287. Riegel, M., and Rose, J. A. Jan. 28. Casein and its compounds.-Water-soluble compounds of casein and of its derivatives or substitution products are prepared by treating these bodies with alkali alcoholate obtained by dissolving metallic potassium or sodium in perfectly-anhydrous ethyl or methyl alcohol. A calcium compound may be prepared by treating a mixture of casein and calcium chloride with alkali alcoholate, and subsequently removing the alkali chloride.
Patent GB-189802709-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cloth Cutting Machines.
Inventor: THARANDT WILHELM
Filed: 1898-02-02
Granted: 1899-02-02
Abstract: 2709. Tharandt, W. Feb. 2. Cutting-machines for fabrics. - The cutter consists of a number of knives a linked together to form an endless chain which passes over the sprocket-wheel d between the guide-rollers f and down the guide A. The guide A may form a handle by which the cutting- apparatus can be turned on its axis. The base-plate p is formed with a slot through which the knife-chain passes and a roller h round which it turns. To allow for slight unevenness of the cutting-table, the whole cutting- apparatus can rise with regard to the supporting-br ac ke t. This bracket is carried on the end of one of a pair of jointed arms so arranged that the cutter can travel all over the cutting tab!e or tables. The driving-pulley i works within the bracket, and has internal teeth h<1> which engage a pinion mounted on the vertical spindle which drives the sprocket-wheel d through bevel gearing. The pinion on the spindle l is made deeper than the teeth h<1>, so as not to be disengaged when the cutting-apparatus rises. The tension on the knifechain is regulated by the screw z which lifts the sprocket-wheel d and the gearing driving it, including the spindle l. To permit this without altering the position of the pinion, it is mounted to slide on a feather on the spindle.
Patent GB-189804071-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cake Cutting Machines.
Inventor: HARTON PEMBROKE DECATOR
Filed: 1898-02-18
Granted: 1898-06-04
Abstract: 4071. Harton, P. D. Feb. 18. Moulding biscuits and cakes.- Strips of dough placed on the guided carrier apron e are severed into blanks by a cutter, not shown, and the scrap and blanks are advanced to the belt j, which feeds the former into a vessel k, while the latter pass to the block g prior to reaching the pans W. The chain T is provided with pins T', and is advanced intermittently by means of a ratchet-wheel, not shown, on the shaft P which carries the chain-wheel Q. A pan W rests with one end on the bracket V and the other end on the weighted bracket X pivoted at x<1>. As the chain T moves, one of the pins T engages the bottom of the pan, and the pressure exerted causes the bracket X to assume the position shown in dotted lines, and the pan is then advanced by a band b, Fig. 5, at a slightly slower rate than that of the chain T. The blanks h are delivered from the apron e, and Fig. 5 shows the last rows being delivered to a pan and the next pan W<1> ready to be jumped to receive its first row. This action is caused by a single toothed ratchet-wheel p on the shaft S ; the slotted frame q carries an adjustable block u, pivoted to a connecting-rod v which is driven from the main shaft, and a pawl w engaging with the tooth of the ratchet-wheel.
Patent GB-189804765-A (GB)
Title: Improved Hook or Catch Link for Chains and the like.
Inventor: PYBOURNE THOMAS
Filed: 1898-02-26
Granted: 1899-01-07
Abstract: 4765. Pybourne, T. Feb. 26. Hooks.-The gap a<1> in the hook or link a is filled up by a piece b<2> formed on a U-piece b pivoted at b<1> and working in a slot in the plate a. The Figures show two modifications. The invention is applicable for harness, watch chains, &c.
Patent GB-189806165-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or applicable to Wheels and Axles for Trolleys, Trams, or other similar Waggons.
Inventor: ROWBOTHAM THOMAS
Filed: 1898-03-14
Granted: 1898-12-03
Abstract: 6165. R o w - botham, T. March 14. Axles and wheels, lubricating. - Relates to improvements on the invention described in Specification No. 5652, A.D. 1896. Instead of the point of the spring d of the stopper e being made to press against the end of the axle b, the spring is received in a pocket c which is attached to the closing- plate f.
Patent GB-189811570-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Electrolytic Cells.
Inventor: BELL GEORGE
Filed: 1898-05-23
Granted: 1899-05-20
Abstract: 11,570. Bell, G., and Bell, G. W. May 23. Drawings to Specification. Chlorine is generated by an electrolysis of an alkaline chloride, in a process for obtaining alkaline hydrates, wherein a mercury cathode is used. The mercury is caused systematically to flow from the electrolytic vessel to an alkali vessel, and back again.
Patent GB-189825883-A (GB)
Title: A Mechanical Toy.
Inventor: THOMPSON ROBERT ANTHONY
Filed: 1898-12-07
Granted: 1899-10-21
Abstract: 25,883. Thompson, R. A., and Freeman, W. J. Dec. 7. Mechanical toys.-Relates to the operation of the limbs of mechanical dolls imitating the movements of cricket, hockey, golf, and other players, and other actions, such as swimming, jumping, dancing, and the playing of musical instruments. The mechanism consists of a cylinder and piston hidden in the body of the figure, the piston being operated by the compression and exhaustion of air due to a collapsable ball-bellows or other similar apparatus. The piston is connected by suitable linkwork or levers to the arms or legs of the doll, springs retaining the limbs in their normal position.
Patent GB-189904590-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cycle Chains and Sprocket Wheels.
Inventor: TAYLOR HAROLD DENNIS
Filed: 1899-03-02
Granted: 1900-01-20
Abstract: 4590. Taylor, H. D. March 2. Chain gearing.- The driving-chains of cycles are made up of short solid links L and pairs of longer side links S; the joints may be fitted with roller bearings. On rivets fixed in the centres of the side links, and on roller bearings, are mounted rollers R, which alone come into working contact with the teeth of the wheels. The wheel teeth, on the driving sides, are cut at their lower parts to conform to the shape of the rollers ; their upper parts are in the form of circular arcs struck from the centres of the adjacent joints or from points somewhat nearer the centre of the wheel. This construction gives the teeth an undercut appearance. The backs of the teeth may be struck from the joint at the other end of the link.
Patent GB-189906432-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bookcases and Analogous Articles of Furniture.
Inventor: GERMAIN ALFRED
Filed: 1899-03-24
Granted: 1899-10-28
Abstract: 6432. Germain, A. Aug. 26, A.D. 1898, [date appliedfor under Sec. 103 of Patents &c. Act, A.D. 1883]. Bookcases ; shelves and shelving. - Combined with the ordinary fixed book cases or shelves a are a number of other cases or sets of shelves b, which are hinged at c so that they can be turned aside to give access to the shelves a. To utilize all the corner space, one of the set of shelves b<2>, b<1> is made of double depth, the fixed shelf a behind it being dispensed with. In a modification, the shelves b are of double depth, as in Figs. 3 and 4 ; the shelves e may be arranged to be accessible at the sides or at the back ; or a double row of shelves back to back may be fitted with shelves like e at the sides. These cases b, Figs. 3 and 4, are pivoted at i to hangers or trolleys having rollers f or h running on rails g ; they can be pulled out to give access to the shelves a, and reversed to give access to the back and side rows of books &c.
Patent GB-189907067-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to MachineS for Burnishing and Stitch Wheeling Boot and Shoe Soles.
Inventor: COX ALBERT
Filed: 1899-04-04
Granted: 1900-02-17
Abstract: 7067. Cox, A. April 4. Burnishing; ornamenting.-Relates to machines for burnishing and stitch-whe, ling soles. Fig. 1 shows a front, and Fig. 2 a side, elevation of the operative parts of a machine. The burnishing- tools g are secured, as shown in Figs. 2 and 3, in a holder a, which fits loosely on a stem j, forming the extremity of a lever b, pivoted to the framing of the machine. This lever is oscillated by a cam rotating in contact with rollers d, d carried by arms c, c, or by other means. The holder a is held in the position to present the desired tool g by a collar, which can be raised, by means of arms o, o, against a spring when the holder is to be altered in position. The collar has a projection q which moves in a slot in a plate p, and is thus prevented from rotating. The stitch-wheel r is carried by the projection q, and the adjustable guide or gauge t by the plate p.
Patent GB-189908440-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Dyeing, Scouring, Bleaching, and otherwise Treating Yarn in Cop or other similar Compact Form.
Inventor: HAMER JOHN CHARLES
Filed: 1899-04-22
Granted: 1900-02-24
Abstract: 8440. Hamer, J. C. April 22. Yarns, treating with liquids &c.-Relates to apparatus for dyeing, mordanting, scouring, washing, bleaching, steaming, drying, and otherwise treating yarn in cop or other similar compact form. The cops are packed into a number of perforated receptacles u, which are fitted into peripheral compartments in a rotary cage a, having a solid bottom and perforated sides, and contained in a casing b, provided with a heating-coil f. Fluid is introduced through a pipe y, perforated on the side facing the cop receptacles, and connected with a supply tank and circulating-pump. The space below the rotary cage is also connected with the circulating - pump. Centrifugal force, assisted by the action of the pump, causes the fluid to pass through the cop receptacles and thoroughly impregnate the cops. When the apparatus is used with a cover c, a vacuum is first created in it by means of an air pump. After the cops have been sufficiently treated with the fluid, the rotation of the cage is continued for the purpose of expelling the superfluous fluid. The casing b is provided with a pipe for admitting steam when the cops are to be treated with steam.
Patent GB-189909877-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Automatic Coin-controlled Apparatus for Exhibiting a Series of Photographs, Pictures, and the like.
Inventor: BAXTER FREDERIC CHARLES
Filed: 1899-05-10
Granted: 1900-03-10
Abstract: 9877. Baxter, F. C. May 10. Stereoscopes.-Relates to coin-freed apparatus for exhibiting stereoscopic views, photographs, &c. The views &c. are mounted on the faces of a manysided drum a, the spindle a' of which carries a pin disc a<6> driven by a ratchet-wheel c<3> actuated by clockwork. The disc a<6> is cut away at a<7> to receive an arm d<3> connected to a lifting-frame, one end d' of which engages an arm c<4> on a fly spindle, while the other end d<2> is adapted to receive a coin from the shoot e. The weight of the coin tilts the frame until an arm d' bears on the disc a<6> and the end d<1> clears the arm c<4>, thus allowing the clockwork train to actuate the drum a intermittently so as to bring the views successively under the inspection lenses s. When the arm d<4> drops into the recess a' the end d' falls and discharges the coin, and then rises again, so as to bring the end d' against the arm c<4> and the arm d<3> into the recess, thus stopping the mechanism ready to be restarted by the insertion of another coin.