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Patent DO-P2021000204-A (DO)
Title: Conjunto de transferencia de movimiento de fórceps
Inventor: THEODORE C BLUS
IPC: A61B90/00
Filed: 2021-09-29
Abstract: Fórceps que incluyen un marco y un conjunto de transferencia de movimiento para transferir fuerzas desde uno o más accionadores a un efector final. El conjunto de transferencia de movimiento puede incluir un cuerpo que tiene un pasaje, un eje de transmisión que se extiende a través del pasaje y un enlace de transmisión. El cuerpo y el eje de transmisión se pueden deslizar con respecto al marco, y el cuerpo se fija en rotación al eje de transmisión para transferir una entrada rotacional recibida de un primer accionador en un movimiento de rotación del eje de transmisión con respecto al marco. El enlace de accionamiento acoplado operativamente al marco y al cuerpo para transferir una fuerza recibida de un segundo accionador en un movimiento lineal del cuerpo y el eje de accionamiento con respecto al marco.
Patent GB-189700270-A (GB)
Title: Improved Method of Making Effervescent Lozenges.
Inventor: MARSNER FRANTISEK
Filed: 1897-01-05
Granted: 1897-03-06
Abstract: 270. Marsner, F. Jan. 5. Beverages, tablets and the like for making beverages, forming head or foam on.-Lozenges for making effervescent beverages and for producing a head or foam thereon are made in two parts, each in the shape of a lozenge. One is made of tartaric acid, sugar, and liquorice, and the other of sodium bicarbonate, sugar, and liquorice, and the two are damped with alcohol and an ether and packed in tin foil.
Patent GB-189700383-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cycles.
Inventor: WRENCH WILLIAM GLASS
Filed: 1897-01-06
Granted: 1897-11-27
Abstract: 383. Wrench, W. G. Jan. 6. Frames; handle-bars.-Relates to spring frames and handles. The Figures show the application of the invention to a bicycle. The frame is made without a top bar, and is hinged at D, Fig. 1, the parts A and B being connected by a spring in a state of balance. The hinge D may be of the form shown in Fig. 4, in which the tube A is connected to ears C<1> formed on the bottom bracket I, by a pin D which may be conical to take up wear, or the tube A may be carried in ball bearings between the ears C<1>. The handle-bars J, Fig. 6, are pivoted in a lug on the top of the steering-post A, and are fitted with springs M disposed between rods L and 0 fixed on the handle-bars and steering-post respectively.
Patent GB-189701929-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Apparatus for the Production of Acetylene from Calcium Carbide.
Inventor: THORP THOMAS
Filed: 1897-01-25
Granted: 1897-11-27
Abstract: 1929. Thorp, T., and Marsh, T. G. Jan. 25. Acetylene.-Crushed carbide is supplied from a shoot d to a hopper c, through a spring door c<3>, by pressing down a piston d<2> or bellows, Fig. 3, mounted in the cover d<1>. From the hopper it passes to an endless band k<1> which is moved forward intermittently and feeds sufficient carbide upon the scoop m to overbalance the weight m'. A measured charge of carbide is thus discharged through the flap-door a<2> into the water. The mechanism for moving the band k<1> consists of a pair of drums k, l<1>, on the axle l of one of which is loosely mounted a pinion i<2>, gearing with a rack i, the other end of which gears with a broad pinion h<1>. With this pinion gears also a rack h, upon a collar in which rests a tube g<4> carrying the bell g<1>. When the bell descends the pinion h<1> is turned as shown by the arrow, lifting the weight h<2> and driving the pinion i<2>. The latter, by means of a pawl i<3>, drives a ratchet-wheel l<2>, fixed to the axle l of the drum l<1>. When the bell is raised by the gas produced, the weight h' restores the racks i and h into position for the next feeding stroke. The generator a is fitted with a glass gauge a<8> provided with collapsable bags n, n<1> which transmit changes of pressure and serve also to prevent escape of gas or water should the glass be broken. The outlet for the sediment is closed by a valve a<5> carried by a float which prevents the water level falling too low. The sediment may be drawn off if sufficient water to raise the float is added before the cock a<7> is opened.
Patent GB-189703197-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Nail Extractors.
Inventor: BERNSTEIN MAX
Filed: 1897-02-06
Granted: 1897-03-20
Abstract: 3197. B e r n - stein, M. Feb. 6. Nail-extractors.- Two levers a, with broad fulcrums a<1>, a<3> and with jaws for gripping the nail head, are pivoted at b to the bow spring f.
Patent GB-189706774-A (GB)
Title: Method and Appliances for Brazing or Soldering by Electricity.
Inventor: JOHNSON WALTER CLAUDE
Filed: 1897-03-15
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 6774. Johnson, W. C. March 15. Soldering and brazing.-Tubes, cycle and motor car frames, tubes and tube-plates for boilers or condensers, and tubular articles are joined by interposing a layer of soldering or brazing metal between the surfaces to be united, and then passing an electric current either longitudinally or transversely through the two articles to be joined. The soldering or brazing metal is in the form of a sleeve or a gauze or spiral of wire. The wires may be of different degrees of fusibility, and some of the wires may remain unmelted and form distance-pieces between the objects to be united. Fig. 1 shows the method of making all the joints at one operation in a cycle frame. The built-up frame, with the brazing-metal interposed in the joints, is held in clamps or supports A on a slate &c. bed B. The conductors for the current are connected to the frame at P and N.
Patent GB-189713986-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to the Covering of Stairs with Linoleum.
Inventor: YOUNG DAVID
Filed: 1897-06-08
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 13,986. Young, D., [Rasmussen, P.]. June 8. Treads for stairs.-A metal angular strip B is fixed to the bevelled front edge of the step A, and a sheet of linoleum C is glued to the strip and step. Wood strips a are fixed to the risers D and sides of the staircase above the linoleum.
Patent GB-189721026-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Cravats or Neck-ties.
Inventor: LESSENTHIN BERTHOLD
Filed: 1897-09-13
Granted: 1898-07-30
Abstract: 21,026. Lessenthin, B. Sept. 13. Neckties, cravats, &c.- In order to guide the end of the neckband towards the pin or other fastening- device, a tapered plate, Fig. 1, with incurved sides is attached in an inclined direction to the back of the tie or cravat.
Patent GB-189721100-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Alternating Electric Current Generators.
Inventor: HENRY FAIRBANKS
Filed: 1897-09-14
Granted: 1897-10-30
Abstract: 21,100. Lake, W. R., [Fairbanks, H.]. Sept. 14. Dynamos, alternating-current.-Relates to that class of dynamos known as inductor alternators, in which the generating-coils are wound on stationary iron cores, through which the magnetic flux is directed by masses of iron moved across the ends of the cores. According to the present invention, a continuously-magnetized field is employed, and each pole is divided into two or more pole divisions, which are wound alternately with right and left handed generating-coils, connected so as to form a single circuit. The pole divisions and inductor teeth are so spaced that in one position all the right-handed divisions are bridged by the inductor teeth, while in the next position all the left-handed divisions are so bridged, thus producing a rapid variation of the magnetic flux, and consequently an alternating current in the generating-coils. Fig. 1 shows the application of the invention to a two-pole machine. Each of the field poles N, S is divided into two projections m, o and t, r respectively, which are wound alternately in opposite directions with coils, connected so as to form a single circuit c, d. The field magnet is excited by a winding a, b, and alternating currents are produced in the circuit c, d by rotating a laminated inductor furnished with three teeth, numbered 1, 2, and 3. Fig. 3 shows a modification for producing two-phase currents and capable of self-excitation. Two series of overlapping coils c, d and e, f are wound alternately through a number of grooves formed by subdividing the two field poles N, S. The field magnet is excited by the current derived from a few coils wound on the inductor, through a commutator and brushes. The principle of the invention may be extended to multipolar and to polyphase machines. A form of machine is described in which the poles of the field magnet consist of two parallel discs furnished with laminated projections, wound with two series of generating -coils, between which rotates an inductor, consisting either of an iron disc with projecting teeth, or of a non-magnetic disc carrying masses of iron.
Patent GB-189724096-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Explosion Engines.
Inventor: WEISS CARL WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-10-19
Granted: 1897-12-18
Abstract: 24,096. Weiss, C. W., and Mietz, A. Oct. 19. Inertia and impact governors.-In a gas engine the gas valve, or in an oil engine the oil-supply pump, is actuated by a rocking lever c driven from an eccentric upon the crank shaft. An inertia governor combined with a hit-and-miss device is interposed between the lever c and the valve spindle or pump-rod. The rod c' carries a nut c<2>, which slides up and down the incline c<4> and at high speeds makes the end of the rod c<1> shoot above the knife edge f The knife edges are made so that the pressure does not come upon the sharp edges, the piece f<2> being pivoted so as to run into the notch c<5> if the edges engage.
Patent GB-189726607-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Steering Devices for Tandem or similar Cycles.
Inventor: CRAIG ALEXANDER
Filed: 1897-11-15
Granted: 1898-10-01
Abstract: 26,607. Craig, A., and Phillips, W. Nov. 15. Ball bearings for velocipedes. In the steering- mechanism shown, a tubular piece D is mounted free to slide vertically or to rotate in ball bearings in the L-pin B, the bearings comprising balls L<1> supported by rings L secured in the #-pin. In a modification, the balls run in a groove formed in the tube D<1>, thus preventing vertical motion. A tube E<1> connected to the tube D is mounted in ball bearings comprising a ring J secured by a plug E<2> to the tube E<1>, and provided with races J', between which and similar races formed in rings J<2> secured in the cycle frame, run the balls J<4>.
Patent GB-189730524-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Wire Spoke Wheels.
Inventor: PITT SYDNEY
Filed: 1897-12-24
Granted: 1898-03-05
Abstract: 30,524. Pitt, S., [Jacobs, A. L]. Dec. 24. Suspension and tension wheels; hubs; spokes.- The hub 4 is provided with sockets 6 extending inwardly, peripheral grooves 7, and chambers 8 in line with the latter. Fig. 5 shows the heads of the spokes to a larger scale. The portions 9 fit in the sockets 6 and prevent longitudinal motion of the spokes, the projections 10 engage in the chambers 8 and prevent radial motion, and the parts of the spokes which lie in the recesses 7 are flattened to prevent turning. The hub shown is adapted for tangent spokes. In the form for radial spokes, the sockets extend longitudinally and the grooves and chambers radially.
Patent GB-189730880-A (GB)
Title: Finger-protector for Knives and Scissors.
Inventor: SIPPEL DORA
Filed: 1897-12-31
Granted: 1898-03-26
Abstract: 30,880. Sippel, D. Dec. 31. Potatoes, peeling. -To relieve the pressure of the fingers on the back of the knife blade b, a thick rubber sheath a is provided.
Patent GB-189800301-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Stoppering Bottles.
Inventor: DESBOIS HENRI ANDRE
Filed: 1898-01-05
Granted: 1898-12-31
Abstract: 301. Desbois, H. A. Jan. 5. Stoppers; refilling, preventing.-Relates to means for preventing the refilling of bottles containing known brands of liquors, pharmaceutical preparations, &c. A metallic casing E, formed with lateral ports b, c, d, and with an internal capshaped partition T, is fixed in the neck of the bottle by rivets u, or clips v, or by other suitable sealing-fastenings, packing - washers h', hll being provided on the casing to ensure a tight joint with the neck. The casing is screwed at its lower end to receive the seat F for the conical valve B, which has an end port E<1> and lateral ports e, and is normally held on its seat by the weight M. The mouth of the casing is closed by an ordinary stopper p. When the stopper is removed, and the bottle inverted, the valve is unseated and permits the contents to flow out through the perforations in the valve and casing, but, in other positions of the bottle, the valve prevents the reintroduction of liquid. In a modification, the valve and weight are dispensed with, the casing being made of porcelain and divided into two compartments by a transverse partition.
Patent GB-189806025-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Draw and Junction Boxes for Electric Mains.
Inventor: SYKES WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-03-11
Granted: 1899-01-14
Abstract: 6025. Sykes, W. March 11. Junction boxes for use with conduits or armoured conductors are formed in sections which may be built up in position. Fig. 1 shows a section of one form, in which a bottom tray 1 is formed with a central cavity 2 for the junctions or other necessary apparatus, a water or drainage ring 4, and an outer flange 5. The flange 5 and sides of the part 2 are grooved to receive the cables, and the lower part of the body 7 is grooved to fit over the cables. The parts 1 and 7 are secured together when in position by bitumen. The upper part of the body 7 is provided with a lid 10 fitting by means of bitumen screws 9 and 11 and a washer &c. 12 as described in Specification No. 7498, A D. 1893. The lid may have a metal surface 13 and key recesses 14, 15 in a surrounding protective collar. One or more branch connections may be formed as at 18. The shape of the tray 2 may be modified, and the whole bottom part may form a conduit section, or the part 7 may be built on to an open conduit section when adapted for drawing through. In the case of service boxes, the bottom section may be plain and a screw lid without the metal surface employed.
Patent GB-189808918-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bricks and Tiles.
Inventor: DORE GEORGE
Filed: 1898-04-16
Granted: 1899-03-18
Abstract: 8918. DorÚ, G. April 16. Bricks and tiles.-The front a of each brick, Figs. 1, 4, and 7, has a lip B which rests on the top of the brick below it and keeps water from the joint. Fig. 3 shows a plan view, in which the ends of the bricks are bevelled and have flanges E for forming butt joints on their front faces.
Patent GB-189818067-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Guards for Circular Saws.
Inventor: SHACKLETON EDWARD JOWETT
Filed: 1898-08-23
Granted: 1899-01-14
Abstract: 18,067. Shackleton, E. J. Aug. 23. Sawing.-Relates to a guard for circular saws. The guard is made up of four sections A, B, C, D, pivoted together by bolts K passing through holes, of which there are a series, to allow the guard to be adjusted to the size of the saws. The two sides of the sections A, B, and C are connected together by thin bars or distance-pieces, but the sides of D are not so connected, and one side D is turned up on its pivot to allow the passage of the wood. For small saws, one or more sections of the guard may be removed. The guard is supported by a screwed bar c, which can be raised and lowered by nuts d, e in the radial arm a mounted on the standard W.
Patent GB-189821349-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Preservative Skin or Covering for Hams, Bacon, Cheeses, and other Provisions.
Inventor: MITCHELL JOHN
Filed: 1898-10-11
Granted: 1899-10-07
Abstract: 21,349. Mitchell, J. Oct. 11. Preserving food.-Bacon, ham, cheese, sausages, &c. are preserved by means of a preservative skin or coating. The ham &c. is encased in greaseproof paper, and is then enclosed in a thin netted cotton bag, which is fastened tightly round it. It is next immersed in a hot solution prepared by mixing together melted gelatine, alum solution, and skim or butter milk, until all air bubbles disappear, when it is withdrawn, after some time again inserted, and finally dried in a current of hot air. A gloss is formed on the surface by treating it with a solution of milk casein in aqueous ammonia. In a modification, the ham is dipped into a mixture of gelatine, lactic-acid solution, or slightly-soured whey, and alum solution.
Patent GB-189822667-A (GB)
Title: Improved Means of Protecting Revolving Shafting and its Appurtenances.
Inventor: BUNIMOWITSCH JACQUES
Filed: 1898-10-28
Granted: 1898-12-03
Abstract: 22,667. Bunimowitsch, J. Oct. 28. Guards for shafting &c. A tubular guard of wood, metal, papier mÔchÚ, &c., made in halves suitably united, is mounted by means of ball, roller, or other bearings upon the shaft to be guarded. The casing is here shown enlarged at one end to cover the boss and key of a pulley, and at the other to cover a collar.
Patent GB-189822683-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Couplings for Electric Conductors.
Filed: 1898-10-28
Granted: 1898-12-10
Abstract: 22,683. British Thomson-Houston Co., [Case, F. E.]. Oct. 28. Couplings.-Each half of the coupling is alike, and is slotted, as at A<2>, to register with a screw B and a pin C. At the back is a depression A<3> to form a seating for the head of the screw when the parts are fitted together and the screws screwed in.
Patent GB-189906147-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Camp Bed.
Inventor: KING JOHN BARAGWANATH
Filed: 1899-03-21
Granted: 1899-04-22
Abstract: 6147. King, J. B., and Pool, F. R. March 21. Bedsteads.-A folding and portable camp bedstead consists of a canvas bottom connected to two side bars a, a<1> hinged at the centre and supported on three pairs of crossed legs b, b<1> pin-jointed to the side bars. The parts a<1> of the side bars have blocks a<3> to prevent the parts from opening too far, and the pivots of the central legs pass through the blocks a<3> as well as the sides a'. The legs may be folded along the sides as in Fig. 3; the parts of the sides are then folded together and rolled up in the canvas as in Fig. 10. On setting up the bed, the parts are unrolled and unfolded, and the pairs of legs are crossed and connected by the halvings or grooves b' and by bolts &c. d as in Fig. 5.
Patent GB-189907965-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Stair Treads, Floor Coverings and the like.
Filed: 1899-04-15
Granted: 1899-05-20
Abstract: 7965. Baker & Co., W. A., and Summerfield, L. April 15. Treads for floors and stairs.-Pieces C of cork floor covering or the like are inserted in a metal grating a which is made with undercut wavy or sinuous intermediate dividing - bars b. Fresh pieces of floor-covering material can be readily inserted between the bars b so as to project above them.
Patent GB-189909771-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Faced Bricks.
Inventor: HADDAN REGINALD
Filed: 1899-05-09
Granted: 1899-06-10
Abstract: 9771. Haddan, R., [Rosenbaum, H., and Murphy, M. J.]. May 9. Facing - blocks, bricks, and slabs.- Earthenware bricks, blocks, and slabs A for walls, mantelpieces, vaults, &c. are faced with glass plates B secured by projections B<1> and cement. To prevent cracking of the glass, a layer K of cork, rubber, or a mixture of cork and Portland cement, or other elastic or shock-deadening material, is interposed between the glass face and the body of the block. Melted sulphur containing a few grains of arsenic is poured round the projections B<1> through holes D in the block, and the elastic layer is secured to the block and face by glue containing a few grains of corrosive sublimate and strychnine.
Patent GB-189916243-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Device Suitable for Use as a Fire-lighter and Applicable also for Heating Cooking Utensils and the like.
Inventor: ROBERTS ROBERT LUND
Filed: 1899-08-09
Granted: 1899-10-14
Abstract: 16,243. Roberts, R. L., and Dehany, G. E. Aug. 9. Oil stoves.-A firelighter, which may also be employed for heating cooking-utensils and the like, consists of a block A, perforated with one or more holes B, and formed with a recess or groove C for receiving a bent-wire handle D<2> having a free end D<1>, which is held in position by sliding rings E. The block A is made of clay, brickwood, or other suitable incombustible material and is saturated with paraffin immediately before use.
Patent GB-190006497-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Lavatory Basins.
Inventor: SMITH GRACE
Filed: 1900-04-07
Granted: 1900-12-15
Abstract: 6497. Smith G. April 7. Lavatory basins -A tank b with tap c and lid b<1> is fitted at the back to supply the basin when a constani supply from the main is not available.
Patent GB-190007204-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Grate Bars or Frames.
Inventor: CROWE PAUL LOUIS
Filed: 1900-04-18
Granted: 1900-06-23
Abstract: 7204. Crowe, P. L. April 18. Grates.-Relates to a frame for travelling grates, consisting of two side plates 1, in which the shafts for the chain-supporting pulleys 3, 13, and 10 are mounted, and a base-plate or floor 7. The pulleys 10 project through apertures on the base-plate. Small fuel falling through the grate is caught on the plate 7, and brought forward by the returning portion of the grate. The frame is preferably pivoted at 14, so as to be adjustable.
Patent GB-190009280-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in connection with Yarn or Thread Winding, Doubling or Gassing Machines.
Inventor: ARUNDEL HENRY BIRKBY
Filed: 1900-05-19
Granted: 1901-05-18
Abstract: 9280. Arundel, H. B., and Higginson, J. May 19. Winding-machines. - Relates to the traverse mechanism of winding, doubling, and gassing frames. The traverse rail consists of two or more rods r, Fig. 1, or of a light stamping or casting x, Fig. 14, which is connected to both ends of the reciprocating traverse lever, one end of the rail being connected to the lever directly and the other by means of a chain passing over pulleys, an oscillating lever, and an adjustable wire &c., or by means of the traverse rail at the other side of the machine, both of the traverse rails being in this case operated by the same oscillating lever. The wires r slide in the grooved brackets h, g, Fig. 2, which are formed in two parts, as shown, and secured to the frame. Figs. 4, 7, 16, 18, and 20 show different forms of thread-guides a, which are formed by stamping from sheet metal, have their ends b suitably formed as shown, and are clamped in various ways to one or more of the rods r forming the rail, or to the cast or stamped rail as shown in Fig. 14. In Fig. 2, both of the rods r are gripped by projections m, n on the thread-guide, which is clamped to the rods by the bolt and nut S. When the guides are clamped to only one of the rods, the other is stationary during the winding operation, and acts as a guide or support for the thread-guides. Other methods of clamping are described with reference to the different forms of thread-guide shown.
Patent GB-190009326-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Changeable Gear for Chainless Bicycles.
Inventor: BOULT ALFRED JULIUS
Filed: 1900-05-21
Granted: 1900-07-21
Abstract: 9326. Boult, A. J., [Scharbach, P. J.]. May 21. Driving-mechanism, variable-speed, for chainless bicycles. The longitudinal axle R, mounted in ball bearings B, B' in the forked stay F, F<1> and actuated from the pedal axle by the usual bevel gearing, carries a sliding pinion H, which may be made to gear with any one of a series of toothed rings H<1>, H<2>, H<3> formed on a disc G fixed to the driving-wheel hub. The pinion H is mounted on a cup G', which is large enough to pass over the bearing B<1>. The cup is connected by a ball bearing B<2> to a sliding piece 4, which may be operated through rods E' &c. to change the gear. Springs return the cup G<1> to its normal position, when released.