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Patent EC-SP11010759-A (EC)
Title: Sistema y método para la captura de calor geotérmico desde el interior de un pozo perforado para generar electricidad
Inventor: PARRELLA MICHAEL J
Filed: 2011-01-12
Abstract: Un sistema de estado sólido de ciclo cerrado genera electricidad a partir del calor geotérmico de un pozo por medio del flujo de calor, son necesidad de grandes cantidades de agua para transportar calor desde el suelo. La presente invención contempla los usos para los pozos de petróleo o gas agotados y pozos recientemente perforados para generar electricidad en un método amigable con el medio ambiente. El calor geotérmico es transportado desde la Tierra a un elemento intercambiador de calor para calentar el contenido de tuberías. Las tuberías son aisladas entre el fondo del pozo y la superficie para minimizar la disipación de calor a medida que el contenido de las tuberías viaja a la superficie.
Patent EC-SP12012222-A (EC)
Title: Composiciones que comprenden material vegetal y azucar para el control de plagas y métodos de fabricación
Inventor: WAGNER NEIL
IPC: A01N65/08
Filed: 2012-10-05
Abstract: Se describen composiciones y métodos para controlar plagas. Las composiciones comprenden (a) un material disponible de una planta que comprende una cantidad eficaz del producto de descomposición de glucosinolato y (b) azúcar. Las composiciones nuevas exhiben propiedades mejoradas sobre las formulaciones conocidas, por ejemplo con respecto a su potencia, facilidad de fabricación y facilidad de uso.
Patent EC-SP13012568-A (EC)
Title: Cajón, soporte, sistema y procedimientos para la presentación de productos
Inventor: RINGLER WERNER
IPC: B65G1/07
Filed: 2013-04-19
Abstract: Un cajón (100) comprende un piso, dos paredes externas y dos paredes laterales. En el piso se previeron una pluralidad de aberturas que se dimensionaron de manera de alojar en cada caso una varilla de apoyo (138a-138d). Las aberturas se dispusieron de manera de elevar en forma regular un apoyo (118) colocado dentro del cajón (100) por medio de varillas de apoyo (138a-138d) introducidas en las aberturas y ubicarlo en una posición por encima del piso. Un soporte para alojar un cajón de tal tipo (100) comprende un bastidor portante (122) así como la pluralidad de varillas de apoyo (138a-138d) que pueden fijarse al bastidor portante (122). Además se describe un sistema y un procedimiento para la presentación de productos (116).
Patent GB-189700467-A (GB)
Title: Composite Washer for the Prevention of Friction in Mechanism, and for similar purposes.
Inventor: WOODALL WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-01-07
Granted: 1897-03-06
Abstract: 467. Woodall, W., Woodall, T. W., Woodall, H. L., and Woodall, G. J. Jan. 7. Wa s h e r s. - The washers are intended to replace the leather washers used on the axles of carriages or other vehicles, mechanism, &c. to prevent friction and for similar purposes. The washer has a body b formed of a composition consisting of ground cork, oil, red lead, yellow ochre, and resin, backed or backed and faced with leather, canvas, &c. a.
Patent GB-189708857-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Fire Lighter.
Inventor: BRISCOE WILLIAM HARMER
Filed: 1897-04-07
Granted: 1898-02-26
Abstract: 8857. Briscoe, W. H. April 7. Drawings to Specification. Oil stoves burners, firelighters used as.-A porous block contained within an iron or steel pan is placed in a stove and used with oil.
Patent GB-189709314-A (GB)
Title: A Process for the Production of Oil from Peat.
Inventor: RAPP-ROSENTHAL FANNY
Filed: 1897-04-12
Granted: 1897-06-05
Abstract: 9314. Rapp-Rosenthal, F. April 12. Embrocations.-An oil to be used as an embrocation in cases of rheumatism is prepared by boiling peat, such as that found in the estuary near Odessa, and then pressing it in bags. The liquid is aliowed to stand, and the separated oil is drawn off.
Patent GB-189711101-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with the Closing of Lever-lid Tins.
Inventor: WOOLNOUGH WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-05-04
Granted: 1897-06-05
Abstract: 11,101. Woolnough, W. May 4. Cans.-The tops of lever-lid cans are formed with the flange f inclined as shown, and the edge g of the lid l, after being placed on the can, is forced closely under the flange f, as shown in Fig. 6.
Patent GB-189712803-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Hooks and Eyes.
Inventor: BROWN VIRGINIA CONWAY
Filed: 1897-05-24
Granted: 1897-07-17
Abstract: 12,803. Brown, V. C. May 24. Hooks and eyes are formed of single pieces of wire folded in the middle and bent to form a safety-pin attachment. Fig. 2 shows a perspective view of the hook, in which the bill 1 is formed by the central bend of the wire, one end of the wire forming the pin 3 while the second end 5 forms an extra attachment pin or hook. After folding centrally, the wire forming the eye is twisted before being bent to form the safety-pin.
Patent GB-189714450-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in connection with Cycles.
Inventor: RICHARDS ALFRED
Filed: 1897-06-15
Granted: 1898-05-28
Abstract: 14,450. Richards, A. June 15. Driving - mechanism ; frames ; handle-bars. -A pinion W is mounted on each side of the rearwheel axle and engages with an internally-toothed wheel W<2> mounted on the frame. A lever A is pivoted at a' to the wheel W<2> and carries at one end the pedal P, and at the other end is pivoted to a short link B which is pivoted to the frame The top tube f<2> of the frame which carries the saddle H is left open at the rear end to form a receptacle for the inflator or the like. The back stays of the frame are formed in two parts f<4>, f<5> which telescope into each other and are secured by a clip f<6> which also carries the stay f<7>. The bottom tube f<3> is fork-shaped, and embraces the head S to which it is secured. The stem n<1> of the handlebar N may be cranked or bent forwards and outwards. In a modification, the frame is formed of wood and metal instead of metal tubing. In this case, extra stays are added, which may be used to support the mud guard.
Patent GB-189718549-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Screw-cutting Tools, such as Taps, Dies, and the like.
Inventor: ECHOLS FRANK GLENN
Filed: 1897-08-10
Granted: 1897-09-11
Abstract: 18,549. Echols, F. G. Aug. 10. Taps and dies.-Fig. 1 shows a portion of a tap, Fig. 2 a section on the line 2-2, and Fig. 4 an enlarged longitudinal section across part of the tool and its work B. The space between the centres of two adjacent cutting-teeth t, t is greater than the pitch of the thread to be cut, being preferably double, as shown. A space is thus left as at 6 through which the lubricant and the cuttings may pass. Preferably some of the teeth on one wing w are followed by spaces on the next wing. Fig. 1 shows the teeth arranged alternately, there being an odd number of wings. As the threads 4, 4<1> being cut are unsupported at their adjacent faces, little or no relief need be given to the cutting-teeth, and the faces of the teeth may be sharpened indefinitely by grinding their cutting-ends. The edges of the flat bottom walls s also act to shear off any irregularity in the top of the thread. The cutting-teeth on dies are similarly formed.
Patent GB-189723476-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Linotype Casting Machines.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Filed: 1897-10-12
Granted: 1897-11-27
Abstract: 23,476. Thompson, W. P., [Sears, C.]. Oct. 12. Linotype machines.-Relates to machines for casting a row of characters upon metal slugs by aid of previously-prepared matrix blocks. The slugs are placed in the compartment d of a hopper D, and the matrix blocks in the parallel compartment d'. At each end of the hopper is a sliding door d', raised by springs and lowered by a cam driven from the driving-shaft B. Pivoted to each door d<3> are links d<6>, connected to levers d<7> connected by links to bars which push the lowest slug and matrix towards each other. The space between the slug and matrix into which the metal is to be injected is closed above by the lower end of the partition d' between the hoppers, on the lower side by the nozzle of the melting-pot C and by a sliding plate a<8> on which the matrix rests, and at the ends by the doors d<3>. On the plate a<8>, doors d<3>, and lower edge of the partition d<2> are knife-edges which are engaged by the matrix and form a metal-tight joint. The metal is forced into the mould by a pump c, the piston c<1> of which is operated by a spring and a cam b<1> on the driving-shaft B. The nozzle projects into the mould cavity and forms a groove in the side of the linotype. When the doors d<3> are raised, the linotype and matrix are pushed out under one door by a sliding pusher which moves under the opposite door. The pusher is operated by a rack and segment oscillated at intervals by a partially toothed wheel on the shaft B. The matrix is removed from the linotype by a lever which engages and pushes it down through an opening in the bed A, the linotype being held between a finger and the bed during this operation.
Patent GB-189730437-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or in Connection with Gas-cocks having Automatic Igniting Arrangements.
Filed: 1897-12-23
Granted: 1898-12-23
Abstract: 30,437. Jurgens, J. F. C., and Automatic Universal Gaslighter. Dec. 23. Lighting and extinguishing gas.-Relates to means for automatically cutting off the supply of gas to pilot jets after the ignition of the main flames. The cock f, which is shown in its closed position in Fig. 4, has a bye-pass c arranged in front of the main channel d. Thus the cock has to be turned into its extreme position, Fig. 2, before gas can pass to the bunsen or other pilot tube b, a small quantity of gas passing simultaneously to the main burner g. An automatic device b<1> of the type described in Specification No. 29,828, A.D. 1897, ignites the pilot jet, which then ignites the main burner. The movement of the lever m is transmitted to the cock f by means of pins and stops on the rotary collar i, to which a spring p or its equivalent is attached. As soon as the lever m is released, the spring or its equivalent turns the cock back into the position shown in Fig. 3, in which the bye-pass channel c is closed and the main channel d fully opened. In a modification, the bye-pass channel c in the cock f is dispensed with, an independent bye-pass channel being provided with a lift valve which is opened by a projection on the cock f and closed by a spring.
Patent GB-189807500-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Brushes.
Inventor: HANMAN HUBERT
Filed: 1898-03-29
Granted: 1899-02-04
Abstract: 7500. Hanman, H. March 29. Bottle washing and cleaning brushes.-The end of the brush carrying the bristles bx is made to screw on to the main stem a, so that the end may be renewed without necessitating a new body. The screw-threads are formed by helically-coiled ends of the central wires a, c.
Patent GB-189815963-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Inkpots.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Filed: 1898-07-21
Granted: 1898-08-27
Abstract: 15,963. Thompson, W. P., [Hayelstam, W.]. July 21. Inkstands. - The dipping - well e is secured to the part d, which is supported in the cup c by the spring f. Un suddenly depressing the well e, the increased air pressure inside the stand causes an upward flow of ink. In a modification the well e and part d are formed in one piece. A cover a may be employed
Patent GB-189817420-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fire Dogs and in Combined Fire Dogs and Fenders and Combined Fire Dogs and Fender Curbs.
Inventor: GORDON JAMES
Filed: 1898-08-12
Granted: 1899-07-01
Abstract: 17,420. Gordon, J. Aug. 12. Fenders ; fire-dogs.-The fire-dogs consist of arms A', A<2> connected by one or more cross-bars d, on the upper one of which the fire-irons rest, and hinged at B', B' to screwed slems fixed into the fender or curb. Fig. 1 shows the dog turned up to allow of sweeping the hearth ; when in use it is turned down till the feet a', a' rest on the hearth or fender bottom. The dogs may have hooks e<1>, clips, or eyes to drop on or engage with the rail c<1>, as in Fig. 4, or the forks f<1>, f<2> on the fender may engage a cross-bar on the dog. Fig. 6 shows a dog with a single arm A<1> and projecting bars d for the fire-irons to rest on.
Patent GB-189819294-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Lubricant.
Inventor: DONATI FERRUCCIO
Filed: 1898-09-10
Granted: 1899-08-19
Abstract: 19,294. Donati, F., and Hornbostel, F. Sept. 10. Lubricants.-Suitable quantities of white lard, soda crystals, a highly-coloured vegetable wax such as yellow ceresine, plumbago, Martius' yellow, and steatite are mixed together with the application of heat.
Patent GB-189821165-A (GB)
Title: Method of and Appliances for Exciting Alternating Current Dynamo Machines, whether Acting as Generators or as Motors.
Filed: 1898-10-07
Granted: 1899-08-19
Abstract: 21,165. Abel, C. D., [Soc. Anon. pour la Transmission de la Force par l'ElectricitÚ]. Oct. 7. Dynamos and motors, alternating-current; field magnets, special means for separately exciting.-Relates to means for exciting alternating-current generators or motors for constant potential, on the Hutin and Leblanc system, and comprises improvements on the invention described in Specification No. 22,333, A.D. 1896. The exciter is of the nature of a rotary transformer or converter, and runs synchronously with the dynamo it excites, without having any mechanical connection therewith. Fig. 1 shows a form of exciter intended for use with a 3-phase alternator, and Fig. 3 a diagram of the connections. The two ring armatures A and B rotate within two separate 6-pole fields D and E, and are each wound with three circuits S' and S', connected in parallel with the terminals I, II, and III of the armature of the alternator, through collecting-rings c<1>, c<2>, c<3> and d', d<2>, d<3> respectively, with or without the interposition of transformers. The armatures are also provided with a winding Z which, through a commutator 0, supplies a continuous current to the alternator fields. Both the alternator and its exciting machine are started by switching in an auxiliary continuous-current dynamo, which is afterwards thrown out of circuit. Regulating-resistances are provided in shunt with the exciter. For further regulation, variable self-induction coils are arranged in the connections between the alternator and the armature B of the exciter, and a rheostat is placed in the field circuit of the alternator. If the exciting machine is for an asynchronous machine, it is provided with a rotary field.
Patent GB-189822743-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Noiseless Tyres for Wheels.
Inventor: CHALLINER CHARLES
Filed: 1898-10-29
Granted: 1899-10-07
Abstract: 22,743. Challiner, C. Oct. 29. Tyres, elastic other than pneumatic.-The rubber tyre a, Fig. 2, for vehicle wheels, warehouse trucks, &c. has a core d of folded canvas, felt, or other material fixed in a groove g in the base. The tyre is secured in position by an inextensible wire e placed immediately over the core. In modifications, there may be two or more cores, and the wires may be placed at the side of the cores as shown in Fig. 10.
Patent GB-189824070-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Liquid Resistances.
Inventor: BOWLES EDWARD WINGFIELD
Filed: 1898-11-15
Granted: 1899-09-16
Abstract: 24,070. Bowles, E. W. Nov. 15. Rheostats.- Two electrodes B are attached to stems C coated with insulating-material, and are supported adjustably in resistant liquid contained in a vessel A, by a cord or chain and handwheel E. Electric connections are made with the upper ends of the stems C.
Patent GB-189901283-A (GB)
Title: A New Game.
Inventor: OLIPHANT WILLIAM
Filed: 1899-01-19
Granted: 1899-09-09
Abstract: 1283. Oliphant, W. Jan. 19. Games played with counters, cues, &c.-Upon a cloth of suitable material stretched upon a table from a clamped roller a series of spaces are marked out, the spaces containing numbers, or names of towns. By means of a cue a counter or block is propelled so as to cover one of the spaces, ejecting any opponent's counter which covers the site.
Patent GB-189903143-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Brushes for Cleansing the Inside of Tubes in Water Tube and other Steam Boilers.
Inventor: RENTON JOHN
Filed: 1899-02-27
Granted: 1900-02-24
Abstract: 3143. Renton, J. Feb. 27. Tube-cleaning brushes.-In making brushes for cleaning the tubes of water-tube and other steam boilers, the wire bristles D, Fig. 5, are threaded through holes in the flanges E of conical pieces F, the smaller ends of which fit into the ends of two short tubes G separated by a washer H. The parts F, G, H are held together by a bolt which passes through the centres of all of them. The wires D are then bound to the tubes G, and are cut across to form two brushes as shown in Fig. 6. The ends of the bristles are bent slightly outwards, and the cones F are removed. In the form of brush shown in Fig. 7, an eye K on a length of wire rope L is soldered to the tube G and bristles. In the form of brush shown in Fig. 1, a ring M connected by arms N to a sliding sleeve A is used to contract the bristles for passing them through a small opening O. An extension B acts as a stop to prevent injury to the brush in certain cases.
Patent GB-189906232-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Carburetters.
Inventor: LANGE CARL
Filed: 1899-03-22
Granted: 1899-06-24
Abstract: 6232. Lange, C. March 22. Carburetting.-Relates to carburetters for transforming air into a combustible gas. A casing A is provided with an extension A', connected by a pipe a with a reservoir for the benzol with which the air is carburetted. The flow of benzol is regulated by an automatic stop cock b. A frame c is suspended within the casing A, and carries a number of broad wicks d which absorb, and by capillary attraction are saturated with, the benzol. The wicks pass over brackets at the bottom of the frame, and are secured at the top. By means of the wheel e and screw spindle f, with which a gauge may be combined, the frame c may be raised or lowered so as to adjust the number of wicks immersed in the liquid. The air is supplied by means of a motor and pump through the pipe g. The pipe g branches, within the casing, into a number of pipes h located between the wicks. The carburetted air passes away through the pipe i.
Patent GB-189906799-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Combination Tools.
Inventor: MILLAR JOHN HENRY KEELEY
Filed: 1899-03-29
Granted: 1900-02-10
Abstract: 6799. Millar, J. H. K. March 29. C o m b i n a t i o n t o o l s; handles. - A number of tools b, such as a chisel, g o u g e, bradawl, gimlet, screwdriver, spanner, &c., are loosely pivoted between the side plates a of the handle by a bolt c with a wing nut c'. The two side plates a are fixed to a block g at the lower end of the handle. The tools b are formed with a projection b<1> on one side, and corresponding sockets b<2> on the other side. The projection fits into the upper or lower socket, according as it is held in an open or closed position. Other tools, such as a saw or file, longer than the handle, may be temporarily attached to the handle in the same way. A small tool d, such as a bradawl or gimlet, may be fixed to the handle by dovetailing it into one of the tools b and elongating the bolt-hole d' so that the base of the tool b may be protruded for receiving the tool d and then withdrawn. The Provisional Specification states that the tools b may be pivoted together on a bolt or rivet and held rigid by a second bolt arranged parallel to the first and passing through holes at either side of the pivot holes. It also states that a measure of length may be marked on the tool.
Patent GB-189906902-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Vertically, Horizontally and Angularly Adjustable Stand or Support.
Inventor: SCHULZ JACOB
Filed: 1899-03-30
Granted: 1899-05-20
Abstract: 6902. Schulz, J. March 30. Stands.-A table q for supporting a telescope, fire-arm, &c. is capable of circular adjustment on a plate g hinged at f to a pillar c working in a tubular support a on a base b. The pillar c has a recess fitting over a pivot which is raised and lowered by toggle-levers and a screw e. Semicircular stays h fixed to the plate g work through holes h<1> in lugs i in a collar k clamped on the support a. The table q has fixed on its underside a ring formed of two L-sectional parts o,p, one of which is engaged by a ring n fixed to g, and the other bears on bearings or is carried by a ring fixed to g. The table q can be adjusted horizontally, vertically, and angularly.
Patent GB-189907124-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Incandescent Gas Burners.
Inventor: CONRAD OTTO
Filed: 1899-04-04
Granted: 1899-06-10
Abstract: 7124. Conrad, O. April 4. Incandescent gas b u r n e r s.-To ensure that all the gas consumed shall be utilized in rendering the mantle incandescent, the burner head is constructed to give an annular instead of a cylindrical flame. Within the outer unperforated tube l of the burner head is a second tube h, provided with lateral perforations k, but closed at the top by a plate i. The air and gas ascending the specially-shaped bunsen mixing-tube o traverse the wiregauze disc f and the perforations k to the space s, whence the mixture issues through the annular flame slit t formed by the edges of the parts i, l.
Patent GB-189908131-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Combined Hand Shade and Bouquet Holder for use on Bicycles and the like.
Inventor: GALLANT FRANCIS
Filed: 1899-04-18
Granted: 1899-05-20
Abstract: 8131. Gallant, F. April 18. Flower holders or supports.-Relates to a combined h a n shade and bouquet holder for use on bicycles &c. A coiled spring 3, having its ends connected together is slipped on to the handle-bar 1 of the bicycle &c. A hand shade 11 is connected to the spring 3. A conical bouquet holder 12 is secured by soldering or otherwise to the spring 3.
Patent GB-189911103-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Couplings for Railway Vehicles.
Inventor: MARSOVSZKY EMERY DE
Filed: 1899-05-27
Granted: 1900-05-28
Abstract: 11,103. Marsovszky, E. de. May 27. Draw-gear; starting.-The nut a or its equivalent on the end of the draw-bar of an automatic coupling of the kind shown is adjusted so that there is a space x between it and the draw-spring, thus facilitating starting.
Patent GB-189915269-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Printing Presses.
Inventor: HADDAN HERBERT JOHN
Filed: 1899-07-25
Granted: 1899-10-28
Abstract: 15,269. Haddan, H. J.. [Babcock Printing Press Manufacturing Co.]. July 25. Delivery apparatus; set-off, preventing.-Relates to means for placing slip sheets on the printed sheets as they are delivered. The slip sheets are placed on a board G reciprocating over the delivery board, so that the sheets may be taken off by the attendant and placed on the printed sheets as the latter are delivered. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 1, the board G is carried by a reciprocating delivery tape carriage such as is described in Specification No. 7364, A.D. 1897. The board G may be attached to the carriage by hooks K on the board engaging the axles of the carriage wheels 1, 2. The hooks K may be upward projections of strips or bars on which the board G rests.
Patent GB-189923452-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Notch and Runner for Umbrellas.
Inventor: LEATHERBARROW JOSEPH BISPHAM
Filed: 1899-11-24
Granted: 1900-11-24
Abstract: 23,452. Leatherbarrow, J. B., and Margetts, T. B. Nov. 24. Top-notches; runners; joints.- For securing the ribs and stretchers to the top-notch and runner, respectively, the ribs and stretchers are formed at their ends with pin-like projections H, F, which engage with cavities formed in the notch I and runner A. Instead of the projections H and F, other convenient devices may be employed, such as one which allows the rib and stretcher ends to pass sideways into the cavities, and, by a partial rotation, causes them to become locked within the cavities.