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Patent EC-SP12012087-A (EC)
Title: Sistema para el ajardinado de fachadas
Inventor: SOLANO CABELLO IGNACIO
IPC: A01G31/02
Filed: 2012-08-03
Abstract: El sistema se basa en disponer sobre una fachada (1) una estructura metálica (2) convenientemente anclada sobre la que se dispone un panel de plástico (4) que sirve de soporte a unas geomallas (6 y 7) que constituyen el soporte para las plantas (11). En correspondencia con la parte superior de esas geomallas (6 y 7) se han previsto unas boquillas de riego por goteo (12) alimentadas a través de un conducto de recirculación de agua (13), ya que el agua sobrante es recogida en un canal (14), para seguidamente llevarse a cabo el filtrado de la misma, su análisis y correspondiente añadido de fertilizantes y ácidos, todo ello controlado por ordenador y con posibilidad de vaciar el circuito de recirculación y añadir agua nueva tratada por osmosis inversa en un depósito (22).
Patent EC-SP12012103-A (EC)
Title: Inhibidores de virus flaviviridae.
Inventor: LAZERWITH SCOTT EDWARD
IPC: C07D493/04
Filed: 2012-08-13
Abstract: Se proporcionan compuestos de Fórmula I: y sales y ésteres farmacéuticamente aceptables de los mismos. Los compuestos, composiciones, y métodos que se proporcionan son útiles para el tratamiento de infecciones del virus Flaviviridae, particularmente infecciones de hepatitis C.
Patent GB-189702759-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Construction of Violins and like Instruments.
Inventor: MCNICHOL EDGAR
Filed: 1897-02-02
Granted: 1897-04-17
Abstract: 2759. McNichol, E. Feb. 2. Violins and like bowed instrutments. - The back and belly a, b are attached to the ribs c by strips a<1>, b<1>, the grain of which runs at about a right-angle to the length of the instrument. These strips may extend round the whole or any part of the edges.
Patent GB-189709543-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Bottle Stoppers and to Extractors therefor
Inventor: DAVIS CLIFTON HADLEY
Filed: 1897-04-14
Granted: 1897-08-28
Abstract: 9543. Davis, C. H. April 14. Stoppers; stopperkeys.-The elastic stopper B fitted with a pin b, the shoulder b<1> of which is preferably formed by flattening, is withdrawn by means of an extractor consisting of a screw D operated by a nut E having handles E<1>. The screw, which passes through an aperture in the extractor body C resting on the mouth of the bottle, is provided with claws f to engage with the shoulder b<1>, the flat sides of the pin b preventing the screw from rotating, or this may be effected by stops on the body C. The extractor may be also adapted to withdraw other stoppers, and the claws f may be shaped to engage with a loop in lieu of the shoulder b<1>.
Patent GB-189710730-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Means of Decorating Walls, Ceilings, and the Like.
Inventor: WILLIAMS JAMES JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-04-13
Granted: 1897-07-17
Abstract: 10,730. Williams, J. J. April 30. Wall and ceiling coverings.-Instead of securing panels of Lincrusta or the like edge to edge, the pattern or design in relief is produced by fixing panels or pieces D at a distance apart to the wall or ceiling A. A regular margin is maintained along the sides of irregular rooms by using panels of a different shape as shown at F.
Patent GB-189712186-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Beer Engines.
Inventor: EVANS GEORGE HENRY
Filed: 1897-05-17
Granted: 1898-05-14
Abstract: 12,186. Evans, G. H. May 17. Beer, drawing-off.-A non-return valve is provided in the nozzle to prevent waste as shown in the Figure. This valve is of sufficient weight to prevent the outflow of beer when up.' The end of the nozzle is made internally of the form shown to prevent dripping.
Patent GB-189718259-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Apparatus for Controlling the Traffic on Single Lines of Railway.
Inventor: WEBB FRANCIS WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-08-05
Granted: 1897-12-18
Abstract: 18,259. Webb, F. W., Edwards, G., and Thompson, A. M. Aug. 5. Controlling traffic on railways, staff and ticket systems for.-Relates to electric staff &c. systems for controlling traffic on single lines. Fig. 1 is a diagrammatic view of the connections of the instrument with the bell and telephone communicating apparatus at a staff &c. station. The bells are operated by batteries C, the bell signals being transmitted w h e n the switch K is reversed, this movement completing the bell circuit from the battery C at a, through the switches B, K to the contact d, and then through the galvanometer N, as in Webb and Thompson's Staff Apparatus, and contacts f, g, h, i, x<3>, j, k, l, m, o to the linewire. From the linewire the current passes in the reverse direction through the instrument at the receiving-station to the switch K, and thence through the contact p, switch B, contacts E*, q, r, s, bell t, and contacts u, v, to to earth at x<2>, returning at the sending-instrument from earth through the contacts x, y to the battery C. The current for controlling the staff instruments is supplied by a magneto-electric generator A instead of by a battery, the current being transmitted, by reversing the switch B, through the line-wire to the controlling-electromagnet z<4> of the receiving- instrument. The telephone transmitter A and receiver F are connected up to the circuits, as shown, so that, when the receivers F are removed from their hooks J, the telephones are connected up through the line-wire, and the bell and staff instrument circuits are broken at the contact k. In order to permit two or more trains to be despatched in succession from one station to another, on the ' permissive' system, without permitting the withdrawal of more than one staff from the instruments at each end of the section, the staff A, Fig. 2, is made in two or more (preferably three) separable parts B, C, D, each part being used to despatch a different train in the same direction. The staff cannot be restored to the instrument, to permit the withdrawal of another staff, until the parts are recombined. The ordinary staff is also used to release an auxiliary staff, intended for the use of 'banking-engines' &c., which authorizes the driver of such an engine to proceed into the section. The unlocking of the auxiliary staff breaks the line circuit, so that another ordinary staff cannot be issued until the auxiliary staff has been returned to its casing and relocked.
Patent GB-189720311-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Stoppering or Corking Bottles.
Inventor: SHARPLES WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-09-03
Granted: 1898-07-16
Abstract: 20,311. Sharples, W., and Sharples, J. B. Sept.3. Stoppers; sealing bottles; refilling, preventing. - The bottle a is formed with an outer casing or jacket b, and the space c is filled through the aperture d with a pungent or other suitable liquid, the aperture d being afterwards sealed. This construction is adapted to prevent the abstraction of the contents of the bottle by boring. In addition, an internal ball e is connected to a cord f which passes through the ordinary cork g. When the cork has been inserted and the cord f drawn tight, a stopper h is inserted in the neck and cemented in position. The bottle is opened by breaking the neck at the part j and withdrawing the cork. The ball e serves to indicate whether the bottle has been opened.
Patent GB-189721194-A (GB)
Title: An Improvement in Mowing Machines.
Inventor: STALDER JAKOB
Filed: 1897-09-15
Granted: 1897-10-23
Abstract: 21,194. Stalder, J. May 24, [date claimed under Sec. 103 of Patents &c. Act, A.D. 1883]. Mowing-machines.-Relates to an arrangement by means of which the movement of the lever for raising the cutting-apparatus simultaneously throws the driving-mechanism out of gear. The handlever A is secured in a shoe B pivoted at D to a casting E on the shaft F. The shoe B is formed with an eye C to which the lifting-attachment for the cutting-apparatus is connected. A clutch is mounted on the shaft J to connect the pinion H driven by the main gear-wheel G with a bevelwheel K, from which the cutting-apparatus is driven. The sliding part of the clutch is formed with a pin a' and with a lug a, which work in inclined slots in a fixed casing, so that by turning the sliding part the clutch is moved into gear. The clutch is turned by a link P from an arm L' on a shaft carrying at its other end an arm L<2>. A. spring is mounted on this shaft, and tends normally to keep the clutch in gear, thus driving the cutting- mechanism ; but when the lever A is pulled over, a projection B<2> on it engages the arm L<2>, thus rocking the arm L<1> to throw the clutch out of gear.
Patent GB-189721846-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Valves for Football Bladders.
Inventor: FIELD EGBERT COPEMAN
Filed: 1897-09-23
Granted: 1898-08-27
Abstract: 21,846. Field, E. C. Sept. 23. Balls.-Relates to valves for football bladders. A flexible tube a is fixed to the bladder, so as to project into the latter, and within it is secured by wire a hollow stem b within which again is placed an inner tube c, secured in position by a nut f, bearing upon a flange c<3>. The upper end of the tube c is screw-threaded on its outer end c<2> to receive the pump, by which air is forced through openings e covered by a rubber sheath d.
Patent GB-189724880-A (GB)
Title: An Improvement in the Method of Fixing Horses' Shoes without Nailing them to the Horses' Hoofs.
Inventor: PICKLES HERBERT
Filed: 1897-10-27
Granted: 1898-03-19
Abstract: 24,880. Pickles, H. Oct. 27. Fixing.-A clip C is attached to the shoe at the toe and one or more clips C<1> at each side. A band D passing round the hoof is connected to the clips by screws and slots F, and is tightened by a bolt G and lock nuts. The clips and band may be covered with rubber. Slightly different methods of connecting the parts are also indicated in the Provisional Specification.
Patent GB-189725343-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Hose or Tubing.
Inventor: BLOEDNER OSKAR
Filed: 1897-11-01
Granted: 1897-12-04
Abstract: 25,343. Bl÷dner, O. Nov. 1. Hose pipes are designed to resist pressure. An inner rubber lining 1 is enclosed in a wire coil 3 which is interwoven with strips of fabric 4. Outside is a rubber envelope which may contain layers of fabric.
Patent GB-189729772-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Drying or Heating and Surfacing Cylinders used in the Manufacture of Paper and other Materials.
Inventor: CURTIN EDWARD JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-12-16
Granted: 1898-11-26
Abstract: 29,772. Curtin, E. J. Dec. 16. Cylinders or drums for.-Relates to drying, heating, and surfacing cylinders for treating paper, fabrics, &c. The steam, hot air, or other heating-medium, instead of being allowed to fill the cylinder, is conducted through it in a separate apparatus, such as a coil a or other arrangement of tubes or a series of chambers or chests. The cylinder is formed with a barrel b of rolled iron or steel, bolted or riveted to arms or spokes c. The spaces between the spokes are filled in with sheet iron. The ends are covered with a layer d of asbestos or other non-conducting material, and then with a layer e of wood, in which are ventilators by which the temperature may be to some extent regulated. The Provisional Specification states that the cylinder may be formed of a continuous coil of heating-pipes without a separate outer covering.
Patent GB-189800002-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Valves for Pneumatic Tyres and other like purposes.
Inventor: THORNTON JOHN EDWARD
Filed: 1898-01-01
Granted: 1898-12-10
Abstract: 2. Thornton, J. E., and Lea, J. P. Jan. 1. Tyres, pneumatic.-A valve for pneumatic tyres and other like purposes is shown in side elevation and enlarged section in Figs. 4 and 2 respectively. The stem A has a central hole a, in which slides a rod B of triangular or analogous cross-section, one end of which receives a rubber disc or similar valve b, and the other end has a stop b<3> for limiting the inward motion of the valve. The valve b and rod B are capable of being withdrawn from the valve stem. The nozzle a, which receives the inflator, is normally closed by a dust cap D, the inner end d<1> of which screws on to the stem A. Towards the outer end of the stem is a narrowed part C, which allows the dust cap, after being unscrewed, to be swivelled into the position shown in Fig. 4 during inflation.
Patent GB-189815201-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Means for Braking Velocipedes.
Inventor: ROBINSON CHARLES CECIL
Filed: 1898-07-11
Granted: 1899-05-20
Abstract: 15,201. Robinson, C. C., and Phillpot, T. F. July 11. Brakes, foot, for bicycles, tricycles, &c. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 2, a curved lever d pivoted on the inner side of the foot-rest b carries a brake shoe or roller f which is caused to act on the rim of the wheel when the rear end of the lever d is depressed by the rider's foot. A spiral or other spring g normally keeps the brake out of action. Brakes may be fitted on one or both fork arms. The forward end of the lever or levers may be arranged to actuate a tyre or band brake. According to the Provisional Specification, the foot-rest and brake lever may be rigidly connected and pivoted on the fork.
Patent GB-189816982-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Steam Hoisting or Winding Machinery.
Inventor: RISK ROBERT
Filed: 1898-08-06
Granted: 1899-06-24
Abstract: 16,982. Risk, R. Aug. 6. Winding and hauling engines; hoist engines.-Fig. 1 shows a front elevation, and Fig. 2 a side elevation partly in section. The engine is fitted with a controlling-valve C acted upon by a lever D pivoted at D<1>. The upper end of this lever is pivoted at F to a spindle G with a screw thread G<1>, which engages with a bevel-wheel J prevented from moving lengthwise by a collar J'. By suitable gearing K', L', M, and M' the bevel-wheel J is driven from the spur-wheel M' on the crank shaft N on which the winding-drum is mounted. The valve C being in its neutral position, the lever D is moved to one side or the other by the operation of a hand-wheel H on the spindle G to start the engine. The wheel J is then rotated by the gearing specified in such a direction as to return the spindle G, lever D, and valve C to the neutral position again, so that continuous action of the engine can only be obtained by a continuous rotation of the hand-wheel H. When this ceases the engine stops. The longitudinal motion of the spindle G is limited by stops G<2> and G<3> which engage with a cross-bar on guides Q operated by the screwed end P of the spindle G. Any suitable device may be employed to return the controlling-device to its neutral position.
Patent GB-189817364-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Frames or Stands for Hammocks and the like.
Inventor: LAGERQUIST CARL
Filed: 1898-08-11
Granted: 1898-10-15
Abstract: 17,364. Lagerquist, C. Aug. 11. Hammocks &c.-The hammock or the like N is supported by cross-bars 1, 2 which engage hooks 3, 4 at the ends of crossed frames 6, 7 pivoted together at 5. The frames 6, 7 are braced together by crosspieces 8, 9, and are held in the position shown by a frame 10 pivoted to the bars 7 and engaging a cross-bar 11 on the bars 6. The stand can readily fold.
Patent GB-189823497-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Tramways on a Road Contact System.
Inventor: MERRIMAN WILLIAM HEATH
Filed: 1898-11-08
Granted: 1899-08-26
Abstract: 23,497. Merriman, W. H. Nov. 8. Electric tramways on a road contact system with mechanically-operated switches. Conductors; switches.-Treadles or a continuous flexible strip H lying in the grooves of the ordinary or additional rails are depressed by the wheel flanges and act through studs F, counterweighted levers E, collars, and springs S, S' to raise the contact-studs. In the raised position, a collar a<2> on the stud completes the circuit at the spring contact K from the feeder. The lower part of the stud may act as a dash-pot in the socket D, and the stud is surrounded by insulating-material.
Patent GB-189826592-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Nail Making Machines.
Inventor: MARCH CHARLES
Filed: 1898-12-16
Granted: 1899-10-28
Abstract: 26,592. March, C., and Haggo, W. Dec. 16. Nails, making. Relates to machinery for making cut nails or brads from metal strips. The blank is cut from the strip M by the knife B' on the beam B pivoted at Y between the two sides of the frame A and actuated by the link C, which is operated directly by the crank H on the cam shaft D. The blank is held against the fixed die F by the gripping-lever E during the heading operation. The lever E is pivoted at X, and is actuated by cams placed one on each side of the crank H. The beading-slides I are actuated by toggle &c. levers operated by the links J, levers K, and eccentrics L. The nail strip is shifted from side to side after each cut by the fork Q<1> on the bell-crank lever Q, which is pivoted at Z and actuated by the rod D' and a crank on a shaft as shown. The front end of the nail strip is held in position by rods R fixed to the piece N rocked upon its pivot N<1> by a connecting-rod 0 pivoted at W to a plate P. This plate is pivoted at P<3> to the lever Q, and the relative positions of the pivots W, Z, and hence the extent to which the piece N is rocked, can be varied by adjusting the plate P by means of a screw in the slot P<1>.
Patent GB-189908315-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Brushes.
Inventor: FARNHAM FRANK GUNN
Filed: 1899-04-20
Granted: 1900-03-31
Abstract: 8315. Farnham, F. G. April 20. Surfacing and polishing.- Relates to rotary brushes or wheels for jewellers, dentists, &c. for polishing metal, glass, &c. The brusbing-material e, which may be of wire, as in scratch brushes, or bristles or cloth &c., is arranged in layers separated by discs f of cloth, paper, &c. The bristles are cemented to these discs f and to the outside plates c of paper, veneer, &c. Within the brush is the hub a of wood &c., which may have a cylindrical or taper hole for the brush spindle or carry a bushing b for the spindle. The bristles may extend to the hub a, or be separated therefrom by a core d made of layers of veneer, paper, &c. or in one piece. A space is left at h into which lead or other metal or material is run through the channel h<1> to balance the brush. In the form shown in Fig. 2, the spaces h are divided by the cloth discs m strengthened by a metal disc m<2>. In this form, the core d is replaced by flanged metal ferrules k. The various parts of the brush are nailed together as shown. The hub a, Fig. 4<b>, may be formed with an opening s, t for a weighting or balancing plug of lead.
Patent GB-189908789-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Golf Clubs.
Inventor: BARROW PERCY HERBERT AGGETT
Filed: 1899-04-26
Granted: 1900-02-17
Abstract: 8789. Barrow, P. H. A. April 26. Golf, clubs for. The striking-face of the head A is recessed to receive a pad B of thick leather such as that prepared from hippopotamus, rhinoceros, walrus, or elephant hide, which may be waterproofed.
Patent GB-189911499-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Toy Cannon.
Inventor: COOPER THOMAS DAVEY
Filed: 1899-06-02
Granted: 1900-04-07
Abstract: 11,499. Cooper, T. D., and Law, S. June 2. Toy cannon.-Relates to a pneumatic cannon for firing darts or balls. The gun a is mounted on pivots, and in the form shown in Fig. 2 is fitted with a detachable breech-block g connected by a tube h with a flexible ball k. A lining tube a' of glass &c. is provided to reduce friction. The projectile m is placed in the breech, and is expelled by striking the ball k. The inclination of the cannon may be adjusted by a wedge placed under the breech, or by an arm d pivoted on the support b and fitted with springs &c. to frictionally connect it thereto. In a modification, the lining tube a' extends beyond the breech, and forms a connection for the flexible tube. A pivoted lever, working between stops, is sometimes arranged above the ball k so as to ensure more uniform compression. Bellows may be used in place of the ball k.
Patent GB-189914825-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fluid Valves.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Filed: 1899-07-18
Granted: 1900-04-28
Abstract: 14,825. Thompson, W. P., [Hardin, P. K.]. July 18. Self-closing valves.- A self - closing valve suitable for a basin cock is shown in Fig 1. The supply pipe P opens into a casing G which is fitted at the top with rubber and metal rings H serving as a seat for the ball F The upper casing A is fitted with a thumbpush, which acts on a flexible diaphragm E and pushes down the ball so as to open the valve by means of a sliding plunger E. The ball is preferably made of cork.
Patent GB-189916339-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machinery for Waving or Crimping Hair and other Fibrous Material.
Inventor: LEE WILLIAM BROADLEY
Filed: 1899-08-11
Granted: 1900-06-16
Abstract: 16,339. Lee, W. B. Aug. 11. Upholstery stuffing - materials.-Relates to improvements on the invention described in Specification No. 2487, A.D. 1874, [Abridgment Class Lace-making &c.], in which a filament of hair &c., carried through a hollow spindle 15, is wound alternately round each of a pair of cores which pass through tubular cones 2, 3, the tube 15 being for this purpose carried round by each cone alternately, in the manner shown in Fig. 2 ; 20, 21 are pivoted catches for deflecting the spindle into its proper path. One of the cones is provided with end flanges 9, by which it is prevented from moving longitudinally, while the other has projecting collars 11 which engage in a recess 10 in the first one. The cones are geared together and driven from the shaft 16, both the cones and the wheels 12, 13 being recessed to accommodate the spindle 15. The cores are drawn from reels 31, which are mounted on the ends of the cones, and are prevented from rotating as the cones revolve, being provided each with a pair of spring catches, which are automatically disengaged by the cones in their rotation. The spindle is provided with a drag lever 54, which is operated by an indiarubber band 60 and imparts a suitable tension to the hair passing through the tube. On leaving the cones and spindle, the material is passed through a pair of rollers 70, driven by skew gearing from the shaft 16.
Patent GB-189917849-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Water Heaters.
Inventor: PATTISON THOMAS
Filed: 1899-09-04
Granted: 1899-10-28
Abstract: 17,849. Pattison, T. Feb. 24, [date applied for under Sec. 103 of Patents &c. Act, A.D. 1883]. Water-heaters, gas and oil.-A water heater of the geyser type, used for baths, saloons, &c., has a spirally-corrugated casing 4 covered with an external casing 3, so as to form a spiral water passage, to which is connected a supply pipe 8. A gas or oil burner is placed inside the casings and heats the circulating water, which rises to the top of the water passage and then passes, by means of pipes 14, through sections a. Each section is made of a plain disc and a spirally-corrugated disc secured together so as to form a spiral water passage. The heated water is discharged from the lowest section through the pipe 19. In a modification, the water circulates upwards through the sections, which are made dish-shaped to assist the circulation.
Patent GB-189918047-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Caps for Military and other purposes.
Inventor: STOHWASSER FRANCIS JOSEPH
Filed: 1899-09-06
Granted: 1899-11-11
Abstract: 18,047. Stohwasser, F. J., and Winter, G. B. Sept. 6. Caps.-Relates to caps for military and other purposes. Fig. 3 shows a plan of the cap, and Fig. 8 shows an end view of it with the brim folded. The brim b is formed with folds or joints at. the lines x-y and v-w, so that the aides and ends can be folded up on the body as shown in Fig. 8, the side folds being held in place by hooks and eyes j. The cap, including the brim, is preferably made of thin flexible cork, which may be varnished or waterproofed and covered on both sides with any suitable waterproof or other cloth or other material, the joints or folds being formed of cloth only. The body a is made of two flat flexible sides secured together at their front and back vertical edges, and joined along their upper edges to a suitably-shaped top piece.