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Patent EC-SP11011344-A (EC)
Title: Nuevos anticuerpos anti-?5?1 y sus usos
Inventor: WU YAN
IPC: A61K39/395
Filed: 2011-09-22
Abstract: La presente invención provee nuevos anticuerpos anti-?5?1, composiciones y equipos que comprenden los anticuerpos, y métodos para la preparación y el uso de los anticuerpos.
Patent EC-SP12011662-A (EC)
Title: Diagnóstico de una parasitosis tal como la leishmaniasis usando un extracto de proteínas ribosómicas (rpe)
Inventor: SOTO ÁLVAREZ MANUEL
IPC: G01N33/569
Filed: 2012-02-10
Abstract: Un procedimiento para detectar Leishmaniasis en el cual se usa un RPE.
Patent EC-SP13012391-A (EC)
Title: Reducción de particulados en corrientes de gas
Inventor: LANDRETH RONALD R
IPC: B03C3/013
Filed: 2013-01-16
Abstract: La presente invención proporciona métodos para reducir una frecuencia de chispa y/o aumentar el voltaje en un precipitador electrostático de polo muerto a través del cual se dirige una corriente de gas que contiene particulados, donde dicho precipitador electrostático tiene una frecuencia de chispa y un voltaje. Los métodos comprenden inyectar una cantidad de un sustrato carbonáceo halogenado formado a partir de un sustrato carbonáceo y un halógeno elemental y/o un ácido halhídrico en la corriente de gas que contiene particulados corriente arriba del precipitador electrostático, de modo que la frecuencia de chispa disminuya en alrededor de 40 % o más y/o de modo que se pueda aumentar el voltaje en alrededor de 20 % o más que cuando no se inyecta dicho sustrato carbonáceo halogenado.
Patent GB-189701687-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fluid Pressure Brakes for Railway Vehicles.
Inventor: PARK HARVEY SLAUGHTER
Filed: 1897-01-21
Granted: 1897-03-20
Abstract: 1687. Park, H. S. June 22, A.D. 1896, [date claimed under Sec. 103 of Patents &c. Act, A.D. 1883]. Brakes, pneumatic. Fig. 2 shows a horizontal section, Fig. 5 a vertical longitudinal section with the parts in position for a service stop, and Fig. 7 a vertical cross-section. The casing A is provided with a chamber A<1> having bushings A<2>, A<3>. The slide valve D is seated on the bushing A<2>, upon which passages open and are controlled by the slide valve, which valve constitutes the brake release and emergency mechanism. The slide valve D is attached to the piston E, the outer stem e<1> of which carries a ring e<4>, which, during part of the inward movement of the piston E, presses the loose ring e<3> and compresses the spring e<2>. The slide valve D is formed with a chamber D<1>, which is closed by a plug D<3> having perforations d<5> for the passage of air. A piston D<2> moves in the chamber D<1>, the inner end of the piston forming the service valve D'. The slide valve D is pressed to its seat by the arms F, F<1> acted on by the spring f. The train-pipe connects with a passage G, which opens into the upper part of the chamber A', the lower end of which is provided with a bye-port G<1> and a port P communicating with a passage R extending to the auxiliary reservoir N. The emergency passage K extends from the chamber A<1> through the chambers H and I'. A piston H<2> travels in the chamber H and is provided with a balancing-valve H<1>. The bushing h in the chamber H forms a seating for the valve H<1>, and also for the non-return valve I. A passage l in the cap L leads through the casing to a port a<5> in the chamber A', whereby train-pipe pressure is admitted behind the piston H<2>. The passage M communicates between the brake cylinder and chamber I' and the auxiliary reservoir N. In a modification, the balancing-valve is dispensed with.
Patent GB-189707235-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Switching Apparatus, more especially adapted for use with Electric Motors.
Inventor: EDMUNDS HENRY
Filed: 1897-03-19
Granted: 1898-02-05
Abstract: 7235. Edmunds, H. March 19. Motors, controlling. - The contact-arm of the switch is operated through worm gearing to make contact, and a quick break is given by a spring or weight. Fig. 1 shows one arrangement. The contact-arm A, which moves over a series of contacts J<2>, I, g, for first closing the field circuit and afterwards the armature circuit through suitable resistances, is mounted on a spindle a, on which a worm-wheel B is also fixed. The wheel B is operated by a worm C, mounted in a pivoted carrier bracket D and normally held out of gear by a sprite f<2>. On pressing down the rod d, the gearing engages and the contact-arm can be moved. When the switch is full on, a magnet is energized and holds down the bearing frame D, so maintaining the switch in position. Should the current fail, the carrier D is no longer held down and the spring f causes a quick break. Fig. 3 shows a modified form. In this form the wheel B carries a weighted arm F, and the contact-arm A is moved by the pin b. The arm F is held in its raised position by engaging with a projection j on the armature J of the magnet. When the current fails, the weighted arm is no longer held up, and in falling strikes A away from the contacts.
Patent GB-189709854-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Machines for Pulverizing Ores and other similar Substances.
Inventor: STORER JACOB JONES
Filed: 1897-04-20
Granted: 1897-05-22
Abstract: 9854. Storer, J. J., Martin, F., and Eaton, G. O. April 20. Impact pulverizers for ores &c. The pulverizing- chambers B, C, D and the beaters g increase in diameter from the feed end to the fan chamber E, which is formed with a tangential delivery. The feed-hopper H is provided with a taper worm I, movable axially to vary the rate of feed, which passes through an opening formed by a pair of pivoted spring jaws Q<5>. The shoot K is closed in and provided with an adjustable air inlet L and with a door Q<6>. Another adjustable air inlet M is formed on the fan chamber. In the first chamber is formed an opening closed by a plug R provided with operating-levers which may be withdrawn to release foreign bodies.
Patent GB-189710051-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Holders for Incandescent Electric Lamps.
Inventor: MASSON LOUIS
Filed: 1897-04-22
Granted: 1898-02-19
Abstract: 10,051. Masson, L. Sept. 24, A.D. 1896, [date claimed under Sec. 103 of Patents &c. Act, A.D. 1883]. Incandescent lamps, holders for. A porcelain case a is made in two parts, which are put together before the porcelain is fired, to enclose a disc b loosely. The case is provided with bayonet slots for the pins of a capped lamp, and with a screw-threaded metal nozzle g. The disc b is of porcelain and carries two connecting-plates, such as k, each provided with a spring plunger h and a binding-screw l, accessible through a hole in the case a. The disc being loose, the case can be screwed on a support without twisting the wires. The disc may be fixed by inserting a pin through the case, or by using a screw l large enough to engage the case.
Patent GB-189712874-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Face Steamer.
Inventor: GILMORE KATHERINE HOWARTH
Filed: 1897-05-25
Granted: 1897-08-21
Abstract: 12,874. Gilmore, K. H. May 25. Face, improving appearance of.-Relates to an apparatus for subjecting the face to the action of steam in order to improve its colour and appearance. A separate breathing-tube is fitted to the apparatus to prevent inhalation of steam. As shown, in Fig. 2, the apparatus consists of a vessel A containing hot water and with an aperture at the top shaped to fit the face and edged with india-rubber 3. The breathing-tube B has an adjustable telescopic end 2, also edged with india-rubber, to fit the nose.
Patent GB-189714674-A (GB)
Title: Improved Band or Bodice and Skirt Retainer.
Inventor: ADAMS GEORGE
Filed: 1897-06-17
Granted: 1897-08-28
Abstract: 14,674. Adams, G. June 17. T a b fastenings.- Skirts are attached to bodices or waistbands by means of a cross or similarly-shaped piece of springy material such as metal, celluloid, &c. The piece is attached to the band, and the ends of the tongues or tabs pass through buttonholes in the skirt band.
Patent GB-189719555-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Stoves for Cooking and Heating Purposes.
Inventor: SAWYER HOWARD DE WOLFE
Filed: 1897-08-24
Granted: 1897-10-02
Abstract: 19,555. Lake, H. H., [Sawyer, H. de W.]. Aug. 24. Cooking and water-heating stoves.-The firebars G consist of water-tubes opening into the box J at one end, and at the other into the water-back F. Tubes H ensure circulation through the firebars. The sides and front of the firebox are water-jacketed as well as the back, and the flue D<1> has beneath it a water-chamber D with which the water-tubes K communicate. The hot gases pass beneath the oven A, and through flues C at the back and above the oven, before reaching the chimney flue L. Openings Q and R are provided for utensils, and a hot-closet P for general purposes. Flow and return pipes S, T are used for circulating the water through radiators &c. for heating purposes.
Patent GB-189720822-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bicycles.
Inventor: CUMING ARTHUR JOHN
Filed: 1897-09-10
Granted: 1898-09-10
Abstract: 20,822. Cuming, A. J. Sept. 10. Supporting or mounting bearings for velocipedes. The rear wheel axle 15 is carried by blocks 16 which slide in bifurcated brackets 8, 9 and are controlled by spiral springs 17. The steering-wheel axle is supported in a similar manner by brackets 19, 20 and springs 22. The sides of the brackets may be toothed and the blocks 16 replaced by pinions.
Patent GB-189724409-A (GB)
Title: An Improvement in Sheet Holders for Duplicators.
Inventor: ELLAM JAMES
Filed: 1897-10-21
Granted: 1897-12-11
Abstract: 24,409. Ellam, J., and Ellam, F. Oct. 21. Copying documents &c.-Relates to stencil copying-apparatus. The frame A carrying the stencil is fixed in sockets C hinged to the base B. The extensions or arms D of the sockets C are connected springs E, which raise the stencil frame on its pivots when it is not held down. Stops F, covered with rubber, limit the upward movement of the frame.
Patent GB-189803221-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Gas Lamps or Burners.
Inventor: JOHNSON ARTHUR THOMAS METCALF
Filed: 1898-02-09
Granted: 1898-12-31
Abstract: 3221. J o h n s o n, A. T. M. Feb. 9. Gas lamps and burners.-R e l a t e s to lamps having a circular or argand flame and provided with an improved air supply. The cylindrical casing a is formed with studs a<1> on which rests the chimney c. To the hollow stem b, through which the gas enters, is fitted the annular chamber r b3. The latter is supported by the pipes b<4> and carries a wire-gauze gas-distributing ring b<7> and the perforated steatite nipple b<6>. The ignited gas from the perforated nipple draws air into the burner through circumferential slots formed between the studs a<1> as shown by the arrows. The impinging of the air on the inner wall of the flame is assisted by the button b<2>.
Patent GB-189803716-A (GB)
Title: Improved Silencer for the Exhaust of Gas, Oil, and the like Motors.
Filed: 1898-02-15
Granted: 1898-09-17
Abstract: 3716. Crosta, L. W., and Taylor & Sons, J. Feb. 15. Exhaust-silencers.-Comprises forms of exhaustsilencers for gas, oil, or like motors, built up of concentric drums or cylinders A, C held between end plates or covers G, H. The latter are designed, the one G for the attachment of a pipe discharging at the centre, and the other H for the attachment of a pipe at the centre but collecting from the periphery. The exhaust entering the inner chamber A expands through openings B into the outer chamber or vice versÔ. There may be more than two annular chambers, if desired. Pipes I, K through which cold air or water is circulated may be provided.
Patent GB-189807529-A (GB)
Title: Improved Machine for Ironing or Glossing Linen.
Inventor: LONGSDON HENRY CROFTS
Filed: 1898-03-29
Granted: 1899-03-11
Abstract: 7529. Longsdon, H. E. March 29. Ironing-machines. -The ironing- table a is made to rotate beneath the iron g, which is pressed upon it by means of a lever m connected with the spring h, the pressure being adjusted by the hand-wheel k. The iron may be heated by gas, steam, or other means. Instead of a flat iron, conical irons rotated by bevel gearing may be employed.
Patent GB-189807897-A (GB)
Title: The Manufacture of an Improved Woven Figured Fabric.
Inventor: FAREY WILLIAM RICHARD GIBBS
Filed: 1898-04-02
Granted: 1898-05-07
Abstract: 7897. Farey, W. R. G. April 2. Tissue-figured fabrics. -A spider or embroidery effect is produced on the face of the fabric by interweaving the warps and wefts without the use of doup healds and without crossing the warp threads. The extra warps 34, 35 for producing this effect float upon the face and are bound in by the wefts as shown.
Patent GB-189811829-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Puzzle.
Inventor: CARTER GEORGE
Filed: 1898-05-25
Granted: 1899-04-15
Abstract: 11,829. Carter, G. May 25. Puzzles.-In a case d, e is placed a square or other pyramid a having a continuous inclined path b formed around it from base to apex, where it terminates in a cup. The object is to roll the ball c along the path into the cup.
Patent GB-189812485-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Locomotive Boilers.
Inventor: THUILE HENRI
Filed: 1898-06-03
Granted: 1899-04-08
Abstract: 12,485. Thuile, H. March 8, [date claimed under Sec. 103 of Patents &c. Act, A.D. 1883]. Locomotive boilers.-The barrel is made of elongated approximately-rectangular cross-section as shown, the long sides being vertical. The plates are suitably stayed. The smoke-box is divided by a longitudinal vertical partition into two compartments, each with its own chimney C.
Patent GB-189813072-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Copper Steam Pipes for the Prevention of Fracture under High Pressure or Excessive Vibration.
Inventor: SMITH GEORGE BERRY
Filed: 1898-06-11
Granted: 1898-09-17
Abstract: 13,072. Smith, G. B. June 11. M e t a l pipes.- Pipes for steam and the like, which are intended to work under great pressure or subjected to considerable vibration, are strengthened a t their junctions with their flanges by ferrules B. The flange is recessed so as to contain the brazing D, into which one end of the ferrule dips. Instead of being recessed, the flange may have a flat surface against which the end of the ferrule abuts, or it may have a collar enclosing the end of the ferrule.
Patent GB-189819456-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Combined Coin-controlled Weighing and Strength Testing Machine.
Inventor: MERRY GEORGE GREGORY SCOTT
Filed: 1898-09-13
Granted: 1898-11-26
Abstract: 19,456. Merry, G. G. S. Sept. 13. Dynamometers.-A coin-freed weighing-machine is provided with arrangements whereby it serves also for testing the pulling-power of the arms and the gripping-power of the hand. The index shaft e is not turned directly by the draw-bar b<1> of the weigh-platform, but by a rack f with a buffer which drops to a bracket on the draw-bar after prepayment has been made. The index shaft is divided between the pinion f and the index hand c' ; the two opposing ends are provided with fast collars e<2>, e<3> and free loose collars e<4>, e<5>; and a pin e<6> extends from the rear free collar between radial pins e<8>, e<7> on the fast collars. After the draw-bar has come to rest under the load, if a latch g<16> is tripped by a second payment, a swing frame g<3> containing a rack g<2> in gear with a sleeve g<1> on the index shaft is pulled by a spring g<15>, so that a pawl g<7> on the rack engages a rack g<12> attached to the draw-bar. If the person on the weigh platform then pulls on handles on the ground, the sleeve g<1> is turned, and a pin e<9> extending from it gives further rotation to the index hand. The rotation is limited to two revolutions, because during the second revolution the loose collar e<5>, bearing a pin e<10>, is turned until a radial pin e<12> arrives at a fixed pin e<13>. A toothed sector g<30> is eccentrically pivoted at the bottom of the rack in the swing frame and engages teeth g<33> at the bottom of the rack on the draw-bar. When the pull is relaxed, the re-ascent of the draw-bar turns the sector, so putting the swing rack and frame again under the restraint of the latch g<16>. A brake ball g<22> between a disc g on the sleeve and a plate prevents the index from returning until a pin g<26> on the draw-bar strikes a rake g<23> which lifts the ball, whereupon springs attached to cords f<29>, g<29> reverse the index shaft. Hand-grip is tested by means of a rod h<6>, h<7> supported by a spring h<8>. The first section of the rod engages a cup g<34> at the bottom of the swing rack g<2>, until the grip is relaxed, when a nose h<12> re-sets the spring frame. A pawl f<5> engages a notched disc f<7> on the rear section of the index shaft, until the coin, dropping down a shoot, strikes a lever which pushes the detent aside. Lower down in the shoot the coin strikes a second lever, which is connected by a cord to a trigger f<19> whereby an arm f<15> bearing pawls f<18> is dropped so that the pawls work a wheel f<26> on the index shaft. Except when a load is on the weigh-platform, the arm is supported by the draw bar. To free the strength-testing mechanism, a second coin is dropped down another shoot to make a lever g<16 >throw up a detent g<16> from the swing frame g<3>.
Patent GB-189824051-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Switch Mechanism for Surface Contact Electric Railways.
Inventor: MURPHY JOHN MCLEOD
Filed: 1898-11-15
Granted: 1899-02-25
Abstract: 24,051. Murphy, J. McL. Nov. 15. Electric railways on a sectional conductor system with electromagnetic switches. Conductors; switches.-The switch magnets have fine wire 3<a> and thick wire windings 3<b>, and the head 8<b> of the armature is always in contact with the contact 9 connected to the sectional conductor 11. The switch is excited by a battery current from the vehicle flowing through the sectional conductor 11, contacts 9, 8<b>, adjustable plate 7, and fine wire winding 3<a> to the return 5. This circuit is broken when the armature moves away from the spring plate 7, but the main circuit is then completed between the contacts 9, 9<a> through the thick coil from the feeder to the vehicle, so that the magnet is kept excited and arcing is diminished in the switch on making and breaking. A modification of the circuits is described for those systems in which subsidiary sectional conductors are used for exciting purposes.
Patent GB-189906010-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Photographic Print Fabrics.
Inventor: HARVEY JAMES ARTHUR
Filed: 1899-03-20
Granted: 1899-07-22
Abstract: 6010. Harvey, J. A. March 20. Drawings to Specification. Printing-fabrics.-Relates to a material having a coating of rubber &c. on the back, while its face is sensitized by means of ferro-prussiate or other solution. The fabric used must be of fine texture, to prevent the rubber from permeating it. The finished material is waterproof and durable, and is not creased by folding. It does not stretch or alter its proportions during the process of development.
Patent GB-189908284-A (GB)
Title: Improvement in Copybooks, Slates, and the like.
Inventor: DAVIES WILLIAM AUGUSTUS
Filed: 1899-04-20
Granted: 1900-04-20
Abstract: 8284. Davies, W. A. April 20. Copybooks; slates.-The head-lines or patterns, coloured or plain, are cut, sunk, or embossed, in copybooks, slates, and the like.
Patent GB-189911016-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Pipe Joints.
Inventor: EWING ROBERT
Filed: 1899-05-26
Granted: 1900-04-28
Abstract: 11,016. Ewing, R. May 26. Spigot-and-socket joints, for stoneware and other pipes. The shoulder A, Figs. 2 and 3, in the bottom of the socket has the ring or band B moulded upon it. The faces E of the bands have small shoulders for the reception and holding of plastic material, and the faces of the spigot bands are correspondingly formed. Rings or bands may be formed on the spigot end and mouth of the socket as shown in Fig. 3, and cement poured in by the holes I in the socket. In a form of joint in which the rings or bands of the spigot and the socket meet without elastic packing between them, the faces of the rings are curved.
Patent GB-189915613-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Elevators.
Inventor: HOUGH EDWARD STAMFORD
Filed: 1899-07-31
Granted: 1900-07-07
Abstract: 15,613. Hough, E. S. July 31. Elevators.-Relates to elevators for loading and unloading grain, coal, &c. into and from ships, the parts of the elevator being so arranged that flexible bucket belts of rubber, canvas, &c. can be employed. The main elevator consists of two trunks a, fixed together at the top, and supported over the hatchway c upon beams b, between which they are raised and lowered by hand-operated pinions g<5> engaging with racks g<6> on the trunks. In addition to the two main elevators, auxiliary elevators h may be employed, each of which is slung on a shaft h<1> mounted in a bracket i, which is adapted to slide on the outer side of one of the trunks a, and which is raised and lowered by winch tackle i<9>. All the elevators are driven simultaneously from the shaft n, connected by bevel gearing to rope pulleys m. The belt-driving drums of the main and auxiliary elevators are geared to rope pulleys k<4> and l<2> respectively. Each of the driving-ropes, in addition to passing round these pulleys, passes also round guide-pulleys l<5>, l<5>, and l<8> on the main trunk and h and l<4> on the bracket i. The auxiliary elevators discharge into the buckets of the main elevators, which in turn discharge on to an endless band f<1>. The openings in the sides of the main trunks a through which the auxiliary elevators discharge are formed by flexible screens j, which slide with the bracket i.
Patent GB-189916008-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Tobacco Pipes.
Inventor: TOSSENS PIERE JEAN DESIRE
Filed: 1899-08-05
Granted: 1900-05-26
Abstract: 16,008. Tossens, P. J. D. Aug. 5. T o b a c c o pipes.- The stem is provided with an internal tube a split or divided longitudinally into two or more parts so that it may be removed and taken to pieces for cleaning the bore. The tube may be held together and in place by its ends fitting into the conical parts c, c<1> of the pipe stem. A ring or ferrule d, or a rubber sheath, may be placed on the tube. The faces of the parts of the tube a which fit together may be plane or grooved &c. as shown in Figs. 3, 4, and 5.
Patent GB-189925704-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Baths, Lavatories and the like.
Inventor: SHANKS JOHN
Filed: 1899-12-30
Granted: 1900-11-24
Abstract: 25,704. Shanks, J. Dec. 30. Baths; lavatory basins.-Relates to improvements on the invention described in Specification No. 29,555, A.D. 1897. As shown in Fig. 1, parts of the sides of the bath C', D<1> are inclined outwards at the top, as well as the end B'. In plunge baths fitted with spray apparatus, the standards carrying the perforated tubes fit into sockets on these inclined parts of the sides. Fig. 5 shows a section of the upper end of the tubular outlet valve and overflow pipe. A bracket N is made with a circular arc N' to support the tube M, which is held up by a stud N<2> passing through a stepped slot N<3> into the bracket. By this arrangement the tube M can be held up at either of two heights. The dome is similar to that described in Specification No. 5557, A.D. 1896.
Patent GB-190004514-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Machine or Appliance for Grinding the Bases of Conical Shaped Points or Pieces of Wire.
Inventor: MORGAN JOHN
Filed: 1900-03-09
Granted: 1901-01-26
Abstract: 4514. Morgan, J. March 9. Surfacing the bases of conical pins or pieces of wire, such as are used in the manufacture of fuzes for military purposes. The pins are inserted, with their bases upwards, in holes in a revolving or other table by which they are carried, first under a grinding-disc, and then over a pusher by which they are ejected. Fig. 3 shows the machine in plan. A is the grinding-disc, which is coned so as to act gradually on the pins, and F the turntable with holes f<1> for the pins ; H is a spindle which drives the turntable by worm gearing and carries a driving-pulley and a cam M ; the cam first draws down the pusher P, and then allows it to shoot upwards under the action of a spring. The turntable is mounted on a slide E, adjustable vertically on the headstock D. Under the table on the same side as the grinding-disc is placed a guide to prevent the pins from descending too far in the holes, and to ensure their being ground to a uniform length.