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Patent DO-P2014000278-A (DO)
Title: Sistema de centralizacion de micro recursos y metodo correspondiente al mismo
Inventor: LOBO NIKHIL DA VICTORIA
IPC: G06Q10/00
Filed: 2014-12-08
Abstract: La invención se refiere a un sistema de centralización de recursos y a un método correspondiente para el riesgo compartido de un número variable de componentes de exposición de riesgos. Los componentes de exposición de riesgos se conectan al sistema de centralización de recursos por medio de módulos de recepción de pagos configurados para recibir y almacenar pagos de componentes de exposición de riesgos para la centralización de sus riesgos. El riesgo total de los componentes de exposición de riesgos centralizados comprende una primera contribución de riesgos asociada a la exposición de riesgos en relación con las pérdidas crediticias, y una segunda contribución de riesgos asociada a la exposición de riesgos con base en los gastos de emergencia. El riesgo centralizado se divide en una parte de riesgo parametrizable y una parte de riesgo no parametrizable por medio de un módulo de indexación. En el caso de la activación de una pérdida, la pérdida sufrida es cubierta liberando los créditos y gastos de emergencia asociados de los componentes de exposición de riesgos.
Patent EC-SP10010226-A (EC)
Title: Compuestos derivados de amina para tratar enfermedades y trastornos oftálmicos
Inventor: SCOTT IAN L
IPC: A61K31/135
Filed: 2010-06-01
Abstract: Se proporcionan compuestos derivados de amina, composiciones farmacéuticas de ellos y métodos para tratar enfermedades y trastornos oftálmicos, tales como degeneración macular relacionada con la edad y enfermedad de Stargardt, usando dichos compuestos y composiciones.
Patent EC-SP12012238-A (EC)
Title: Mead johnson nutrition company
Inventor: WITTKE ANJA
IPC: A23L33/00
Filed: 2012-10-08
Abstract: La presente revelación se relaciona a composiciones nutricionales para sujetos pediátricos, tales como productos nutricionales para niños y fórmulas infantiles, comprende una fuente de proteína, una fuente de carbohidratos, y una fuente de beta-glucano.
Patent EE-201700005-A (EE)
Title: Method and device for frequency response measurement
Inventor: MÄRTENS OLEV
IPC: G01R31/00
Filed: 2017-02-01
Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and device for frequency response measurement, including generation of an excitation signal (like sinewave) with time-depending frequency (e.g. linear chirp) for the measured object, and in a relatively short time-domain sliding analyzing window of the response signal, wherein the time instants of the sampling of the response signal are generated according to the pre-defined phase increments of the excitation signal and the mentioned sliding analysis window includes the pre-defined number of sequential response samples. This analysis in the mentioned short-time window can be implemented as the multiplication-and-accumulation of the response signal in parallel to first and second reference waveforms, one of which could be the sine-chirp waveform, similar to the excitation signal, and the other reference waveform could be the corresponding cosine-chirp, giving accordingly real and imaginary parts of the frequency response.
Patent GB-189704882-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Circular Knitting Machines.
Inventor: BARRATT WILLIAM THOMAS
Filed: 1897-02-23
Granted: 1897-10-09
Abstract: 4882. Barratt, W. T. Feb. 23. Circular knitting-machines.-A cam 15, Figs. 1 and 3, attached to a stem 13 which is pivoted at 14 to a lug 9 and is capable of adjustment to and from the needles by a set-screw 17, presses the needles nearer to the looper wheel 5, so that a given length of loop can be made without so many needles engaging the wheel as in the ordinary way shown in Fig. 4. The yarn is thus relieved of strain, and more regular stitches are made
Patent GB-189705084-A (GB)
Title: Improved Rods for Stair Carpets and the like.
Inventor: HAYES FANNY
Filed: 1897-02-25
Granted: 1897-12-18
Abstract: 5084. Hayes, F. Feb. 25. Stair rods.-The stair rod is made in two parts A, B hinged to plates C on the tread or riser. The hinges are made with springs or other devices which cause the rods to remain in the open or closed position. The meeting ends may be rabbeted so as to fit together, or be provided with dovetailed projections and recesses, or sliding plain or screwed or pivoted sleeves F may be provided to keep the two ends in line.
Patent GB-189707875-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Printers' Sticks.
Inventor: GOLDZIER HANS
Filed: 1897-03-26
Granted: 1898-02-26
Abstract: 7875. Goldzier, H. March 26. Quoins and side and foot sticks.-The sticks A are provided at their ends with dovetail grooves in which fit the dovetail feathers a on connecting-pieces B<1>, B<3>. In order to prevent the rising of the stick frame, pawls C' may be pivoted to the pieces B' and enter recesses in the sticks A. Or the rising may be prevented by forming the dovetail grooves and feathers in a plane parallel to that of the composition.
Patent GB-189709357-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Window Sashes or Frames.
Inventor: JACKSON WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-04-13
Granted: 1898-03-19
Abstract: 9357. Jackson, W. April 13. Windows.-The sashes A are pivoted between sliding stiles C to which the sash cords are attached, and are secured to the stiles by spring catches G engaging with angle plates G. The catch is withdrawn by pushing down an extension or handle g' projecting inside the sash stile. The pivots F are screwed through the sash stiles into plates E fixed to the sliding stiles. One pivot is made with a right-hand thread, and the other with a left-hand thread, so that the stiles are separated when the sash is reversed, and brought together when the sash is returned to the frame. By unscrewing the pivots, the sashes can be detached and removed from the frame. The sash and sliding stiles and the window head and top rail of the upper sash are rabbeted to exclude draughts, and the bottom rail of the lower sash is grooved to engage with a rib of the sill.
Patent GB-189710445-A (GB)
Title: Pattern Matching Apparatus for Looms for Weaving Tapestry Carpets and similar Fabrics.
Inventor: CLAPPERTON ALEXANDER
Filed: 1897-04-27
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 10,445. Clapperton, A. April 27. Loom let-off motions for automatically registering the lengths of pattern or pile warps with the corresponding portions of the body. fabric in tapestry carpets and similar fabrics. The pile warp y passes from the roll B over the roll a and tension bar b to the healds. The roll a drives, by a pinion 10 and a toothed wheel 11, a disc c having pins 2, which can pass through an opening formed between two rocking arms on sleeves e, e<1> of a shaft 24 carried by a vertically-reciprocating frame d. This frame is operated by a cam and gearing from the draw-off roller of the loom, so that it makes two movements at each rotation of the disc c. If the pattern fails to register accurately, a pin 2 operates one of the above-mentioned arms, and causes one of the arms g, g to actuate the corresponding lever o, o' and put one of the ratchets n, n' into action for shifting the position of the weight 34 on the screw 35. This increases or diminishes the tension, as the case may be, and causes the pattern to register more accurately. The let-off itself is regulated by the tension on the roll b by causing it to put in and out of action the ariving-pawl of the worm shaft for operating the let-off roll B, or by other suitable means. For moving the rocking arms to one side to allow the opening between them to register properly with the pin 2 at the next movement of the frame d, the shaft 24 is provided with discs h, h<1> having ratchet teeth at the top and gear teeth at the bottom to engage with pinions i, i<1> on a lower shaft 25. This shaft has a cam groove 4 to engage with a pin 5 for shifting it longitudinally, and carries discs l, l<1> to engage with the discs h, h<1> on the shaft 24 and shift it with the shaft 25. This action is produced by weighted pawls k, k<1>, carried by the sleeves e, e<1>. A modification is described, in which the roll corresponding to a is driven by ratchet mechanism at a slower rate than the roll B, the slack between them being taken up by a tension roll working in slots and putting the let-off mechanism in and out of action intermittently. In this case, the tension on the pile warp is increased or diminished, for ensuring the correct register of the pattern, by springs acting to increase or diminish the leverage of the weight on the tension bar.
Patent GB-189711313-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Mercerizing Vegetable Tissues.
Inventor: IMRAY OLIVER
Filed: 1897-05-06
Granted: 1898-03-05
Abstract: 11,313. Imray, O., [Farbwerke vorm. Meister, Lucius, & Br³ning]. May 6. Mercerizing.-To prevent shrinkage, the alkaline mercerizing-solution is used with a colloidal agent, such as gum &c., and the fabric is afterwards subjected to strong pressure between cylinders, rolled up, and washed.
Patent GB-189720320-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Brakes for Carts and other Vehicles.
Inventor: HELM FLAVIUS B
Filed: 1897-09-03
Granted: 1898-07-09
Abstract: 20,320. Helm, F. B. Sept. 3. Brakes for carts, lorries, &c. The rod A is rotatable in hangers C carried by the brackets C<1>, and has a lever G to which one end of the chain F is attached, the other end being attached to the axle E. The handle H is connected by the rod K to the lever G, and may be locked in position by engaging with the serrated plate J. When the rod A is rotated in one direction, the chain is wound on the grooved drum of the lever G and the blocks D are applied to the wheel tyres.
Patent GB-189802997-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Preparation of Cal and other Gas-producing Carbides.
Inventor: GEARING ERNEST
Filed: 1898-02-05
Granted: 1898-12-17
Abstract: 2997. Gearing, E. Feb. 5. Carbides.-Calcium and other gas-producing carbides are prepared by mixing small or broken carbide with coal tar (previously heated to drive off water) or other carbonaceous binding-agent having no chemical or other injurious action on the carbide, moulding the mixture into blocks or briquettes, and heating the blocks or briquettes in an oven or muffle until the binding-agent becomes decomposed and the pieces of carbide are bound together by porous residual carbon.
Patent GB-189807031-A (GB)
Title: Combined Pump and Bung for Drums or other Vessels containing Liquids.
Inventor: DEWHURST ALBERT JAMES
Filed: 1898-03-23
Granted: 1899-04-22
Abstract: 7031. Dewhurst, A. J., and Smith, E. B. March 23. Hand-pumps; delivery spouts.-Consists chiefly of a combined pump and bung or stopper, which is shown in Fig. 1 applied to a drum, and in Fig. 7 to a jar or bottle. The pump cylinder A, which may be secured to the vessel as in Fig. 1 or connected to the bung or stopper as in Fig. 7, is closed at the bottom and formed with slots at the top. Liquid, entering the cylinder through these slots at the top of the stroke, is forced on the down-stroke up the hollow pistonrod C, which is guided by the bung or stopper. In the case of a cask &c., the spout G has legs of unequal length, of which the longer is secured to the tube C when the pump is in use, the spout G then also acting as a handle. By screwing the long leg into the vent-hole H, and attaching the short leg to the tube C, the vent-hole is stopped and the spout may be used as a handle for the cask. The bung or stopper is secured in place by inclined projections on it engaging with clips, Fig. 2. The positions of the clips and projections may be reversed, as in Fig. 7. The opening closed by the bung is of a size to allow easy access to the interior of the cask &c.
Patent GB-189816172-A (GB)
Title: A Voltaic Battery Cell with Hot Air Depolarisation.
Inventor: LAVISON HENRI DE RUFZ DE
Filed: 1898-07-25
Granted: 1899-04-22
Abstract: 16,172. Lavison, H. de R. de. July 25. Primary batteries.-The invention consists in effecting depolarization by hot air, and is described as applied to a battery with zinc and copper plates A, B immersed in a solution of copper sulphate with some sulphuric acid, the strength of the solution being maintained by a supply of copper sulphate stored in a reservoir. Each zinc plate A is enclosed in a porous casing C of parchment paper or the like, which is contained in a frame D of insulating-material such as celluloid and is separated from the copper plates B by bands H of rubber or the like. Under each of the copper plates B is fixed a tube E perforated with fine holes a and connected to au upright tube F communicating with a general supply tube G. The battery is first heated to about 60‹ C., when the air is blown in and acquires the temperature of the surrounding liquid.
Patent GB-189816305-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Flower Pots.
Inventor: FREE ALLISON NICHOLAS
Filed: 1898-07-26
Granted: 1898-08-27
Abstract: 16,305. Free, A. N., and Ninneman, L. R. July 26. Flower pots.-The pot is made of two shells a and b united together at the top. The inner shell a is further supported on legs 3, and is provided with one or more holes 4 in its bottom. The space between the shells is utilized as a water reservoir, and is filled through a spout 5 formed by making a bulge in the side of the inner shell. The edge of the spout is raised above the edge of the pot, to prevent soil from falling into the water space.
Patent GB-189817436-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cash Registers.
Inventor: LORRAIN JAMES GRIEVE
Filed: 1898-08-12
Granted: 1899-07-01
Abstract: 17,436. Lorrain, J. G., [Dreyfus, L.] Aug. 12. Receipts, checking and recording.-Relates to cash registers. The keys A, Fig. 4, are slotted for different lengths according to the amount they represent, so that on depression the pin 15 rocks the lever 17 more or less, by striking the cross-bar 16, until the head of the slot meets the cross pin 11 in the bar 13. The consequent rocking of the shaft 18 is communicated by the ratchet sector 19, Fig. 5, link 22, and sector and pinion 23, 25 to the indicator dial 27, which then shows the amount, corresponding to the key pressed, through a window in the casing. The shaft 18 also works a totalizing counter. The indicator dials are held in the positions to which they have been set by spring pawls 20, 28 until a push-rod is thrust in, whereupon a pivoted frame with projecting fingers 29 is rocked by a wedge on the rod, the fingers depress the tails of the pawls, and the parts are returned to zero position by springs.
Patent GB-189817885-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Gas-incandescence Lamps.
Inventor: TROBACH KONRAD
Filed: 1898-08-19
Granted: 1898-11-19
Abstract: 17,885. Trobach, K., and Schultze, K. Aug. 19. Incandescent gas lamps.-A non- atmospheric f I a tflame burner a is employed in combination with a band or discshaped incandescent body e and an adjustably-mounted divided globe c, c<1>. The small capillary orifices a<2> in the burner tip cause the gas to issue in fine jets and at such a reduced velocity that sufficient air mixes with the gas as it issues from the burner to produce a non-luminous flame. The incandescent material e is loosely supported between rings f, f<1> on a mica carrier d, which has perforations or openings for the escape of the products of combustion, and is mounted between the parts c, c<1> of the divided globe. The adjustment of the incandescent material e is effected by sliding the tubular globe holder b upon the burner a. Slightly-modified methods of supporting the incandescent material are described, and also a construction by which the incandescent body is carried by an adjustable sleeve on the burner head and inclined at an angle to the flame. Several burners may be combined to form a cluster light.
Patent GB-189818379-A (GB)
Title: Cooking and Pressing Apparatus.
Inventor: BUSSELLS JOSEPHUS FRANKLIN
Filed: 1898-08-26
Granted: 1899-01-14
Abstract: 18,379. Bussells, J. F., and Morse, A. J. Aug. 26. Steam cooking-apparatus.-R e l a t e s to apparatus for continuously cooking fish &c. by steam and compressing the cooked material to extract oil &c. Within the cooking-cylinder A is a hollow shaft F connected to a steam pipe h<1> and fitted with conveying and agitating blades j, k, k<1>. To the cylinder is attached a hopper L fitted with a feed-screw m. The cooked material passes through a conveyer G into the compressor P. The tapered portion of this is formed of bars p with open spaces between them. The hollow shaft t of the compressor screw is formed with openings for collecting compressed oil, which is led into the vessel y. The mouth of the compressor is normally closed by a spring-controlled plate w, which moves back to allow the material to fall out. The driving-mechanism comprises a shaft 2 running the whole length of the machine, which receives its motion through the gearing 4, 5 from a shaft fitted with a pulley. The latter shaft also drives the shaft q<1> of the conveyer in the pipe G. The other moving parts are driven from the shaft 2 as shown.
Patent GB-189901412-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Stretcher or Tree for Boots and Shoes.
Inventor: TEWELES RICHARD
Filed: 1899-01-20
Granted: 1899-06-10
Abstract: 1412. Teweles, R., and Schlesinger, G. Jan. 20. Trees and stretchers.-A helical spring b, connecting the toe and heel portions of a last, tends to straighten itself and stretches the boot, and preserves its shape.
Patent GB-189902679-A (GB)
Title: Improved Apparatus to be used in the Manufacture of Glass Articles.
Inventor: SIEVERT PAUL THEODOR
Filed: 1899-02-06
Granted: 1899-12-16
Abstract: 2679. Sievert, P. T. Feb. 6. Blowing ; pressing ; moulding.-Relates to the manufacture of hollow glass articles, or of cylinders to be subsequently opened out into sheets. In the method illustrated in Fig. 1, the molten glass is placed on the slab a, furnished with an opening n which may be closed by a hinged valve n<1>. A box o in communication with the source of. air pressure nips the molten glass between itself and the slab a, and, the valve n' having been opened, the article is blown, its shape being determined by that of the opening n. Fig. 2 shows a piston q taking the place of the compressed air, and Fig. 5 shows a box o having sharp edges which partially sever the glass, so as to render the finished article easily detachable from the waste glass. The valve n<1> may be arranged to rise and fall on vertical guides, being balanced by weighted chains or actuated by a hand-wheel, pinion, and rack. The Provisional Specification states that the glass may be blown upwards from a perforated slab. Reference is made to Specifications No. 1803, A.D. 1890, and No. 2094, A.D. 1899.
Patent GB-189905038-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Driving Apparatus for Paper-making and other Machinery.
Inventor: FELL JOHN CORRY
Filed: 1899-03-07
Granted: 1899-06-17
Abstract: 5038. Fell, J. C., [Tower & Wallace]. March 7. Driving - mechanism. - Relates to means for driving machinery comprising a paper-making plant &c., in which certain parts are required to be driven at a constant speed, while the remainder are required to be driven at a variable speed. The apparatus comprises a variable speed motor, such as a steam engine A, which is connected by a belt F &c. with a variable-speed power shaft C, and also through variable-speed gearing, such as a pair of cone pulleys H, I, with a constant-speed shaft G, which drives the governor K of the engine. When it is desired to reduce or increase the speed of the shaft C, the strap is adjusted along the cone pulleys, when the speed of the engine will be regulated through the constant-speed shaft G and governor K.
Patent GB-189912547-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Certain Parts of Carburetters for Oil Engines.
Inventor: SANGSTER CHARLES THOMAS BROCK
Filed: 1899-06-16
Granted: 1900-01-27
Abstract: 12,547. Sangster, C. T. B. June 16. Gas or explosive-vapour engines, carburetting in. In one of the top corners of a carburetter b is arranged the valve casing a, shown in horizontal section, and containing two rotary valves c, e with several layers of wire gauze h<1> between them, to prevent back ignition. The valve c controls two opposite ports in the casing, for air and vapour respectively, in such a way that, when the port a<6> is fully open, the other is quite. closed. The valve e controls the quantity of the mixture passing from the casing a to the engine.
Patent GB-189914730-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Method of Binding Books and such like.
Inventor: DUNCAN JOHN
Filed: 1899-07-18
Granted: 1900-07-07
Abstract: 14,730. Duncan, J. July 18. Bookbinding.-The end sheets 2 are secured to backing-strips 8, which are fastened to the boards 1 and serve to hold down the ends of the ordinary tapes or cords 7. The backing-strip may be of cloth, strong paper, or the like. In the case of large and heavy books, a tongue or tongues may be formed upon the backing-strip, such tongue or tongues being attached to the inner sheets 3.
Patent GB-189914936-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machines for Balling Yarn or Thread.
Inventor: MCGEE WALTER
Filed: 1899-07-20
Granted: 1900-08-20
Abstract: 14,936. McGee, W., and McGee, D. July 20. Balling-machines. -Relates to means for drawing the cut end of thread through the outer convolutions of the finished ball. The bracket A, which supports the thread cutter B, c a r r i e s guides A' for a horizontally-sliding rod D, which carries an adjustable needle E and is reciprocated by a cam slot F formed in a bracket on the cutter B. The cutter B also carries a crochet needle or hook G. When the ball is completed, the parts are moved, by means of a cam &c. operated by a hand-wheel, into the position shown in Fig. 2, the hook G passing through the eye of the needle E and the latter through the outer convolutions of the ball. The thread is then laid by the flyer across the hook G, and, on reversing the movement of the parts, the cut end of the thread is drawn through the eye of the needle E, and the needle through the outer convolutions of the ball, in which the end of the thread is firmly secured. The rod D may extend the whole length of the machine, and it may carry a number of needles E and be operated by a rotary cam.
Patent GB-189917726-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Gas and Explosive Vapour Motors.
Inventor: BELLAMY ALFRED ROWE
Filed: 1899-09-02
Granted: 1900-06-30
Abstract: 17,726. Bellamy, A. R. Sept. 2. Gas and explosive-vapour engines.-The admission valve a and exhaust valve b are arranged opposite each other in the detachable cylinder end, and so as to dispense with ports between the valves and cylinder. The exhaust-valve seating traverses the water jacket to cool it; the gas valve a is selfcontained. The end of the combustion chamber f is curved to present a larger cooling-surface.