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Patent EC-SP12012271-A (EC)
Title: Proceso de coqueo retardado
Inventor: CATALA KENNETH A
IPC: C10B55/00
Filed: 2012-10-17
Abstract: Se describe un calentador de coqueo retardado para calentar una carga de alimentación a la temperatura de coquización retardada. El calentador de coqueo retardado puede incluir: un calentador que incluye una zona de calentamiento radiante que comprende una porción inferior que incluye una sección de quemador de solera y una porción superior que incluye una sección de quemador de pared, la sección de quemador de solera que comprende una pluralidad de quemadores de solera localizados adyacentes a la solera de fondo para el encendido en la zona de calentamiento radiante; y la sección de quemador de pared que comprende una pluralidad de quemadores de pared localizados adyacentes a las paredes opuestas; y un serpentín de calefacción serpentino paralelo múltiple localizado en la zona de calentamiento radiante.
Patent EC-SP12012272-A (EC)
Title: Proteínas que se unen al tnf-?
Inventor: GHAYUR TARIQ
IPC: A61K39/395
Filed: 2012-10-17
Abstract: Proteínas de unión aisladas, por ejemplo, anticuerpos o porciones de unión al antígeno de éstos, que se unen al factor de necrosis tumoral-alfa (TNF-?), por ejemplo, al TNF-? humano. Composiciones basadas en anticuerpos. Moléculas relacionadas. Composiciones farmacéuticas que comprenden dichos anticuerpos. Métodos terapéuticos y de diagnóstico donde se emplean dichos anticuerpos.
Patent EC-SP13012984-A (EC)
Title: Compuestos heterocíclicos como inhibidores de cinasas
Inventor: THORMANN MICHAEL
IPC: C07D471/04
Filed: 2013-10-21
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a nuevos compuestos de fórmula (I), que son capaces de inhibir una o más cinasas, especialmente SYK (tirosina cinasa de bazo), LRRK2 (cinasa 2 de repetición rica en leucina) y/o MYLK (cinasa de las cadenas ligeras de miosina) o sus mutantes. Los compuestos encuentran aplicaciones en el tratamiento de una variedad de enfermedades. Estas enfermedades incluyen enfermedades autoinmunitarias, enfermedades inflamatorias, enfermedades óseas, enfermedades metabólicas, enfermedades neurológicas y neurodegenerativas, cáncer, enfermedades cardiovasculares, alergias, asma, enfermedad de Alzheimer, enfermedad de Parkinson, enfermedades de la piel, enfermedades oculares, enfermedades infecciosas y enfermedades relacionadas con hormonas.
Patent GB-189611069-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Chambers Employed for Drying Purposes.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Filed: 1896-05-21
Granted: 1897-03-27
Abstract: 11,069. Thompson, W. P., [Castellani, A.]. May 21. Drying kilns.- Consists of a chamber x which is enclosed by an inner wall or partition y, of such material as will absorb moisture, and an outer wall d; a current of air is admitted by an opening a to the intervening space z and brought into contact with the outside of the wall y, passing away by the outlet c, and carrying away with it the steam or vapour given off in the space z.
Patent GB-189701950-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Optical Projecting Apparatus.
Inventor: LIESEGANG FRANZ PAUL
Filed: 1897-01-25
Granted: 1897-04-10
Abstract: 1950. Liesegang, F. P. Jan. 25. Magic-lanterns.-The slide is placed in a frame r and is supported by a small spring lever d, d<1>, Fig. 4. k, k<1> are two flaps for cutting off the light during the changing of the slide. k is connected to a runner S by a crank and connecting-rod C, and to the other flap k' by cranks and connecting- rod C<1>. The operation of dropping the slide out of position to make room for the next and closing the flaps is performed by squeezing the indiarubber ball b, whereby the runner S is thrown to the right and strikes the lever d, d'. Details may be somewhat varied.
Patent GB-189701964-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Arc Lamps.
Inventor: FESQUET FRANCOIS
Filed: 1897-01-25
Granted: 1898-01-22
Abstract: 1964. Fesquet, F., and Keys, J. W. Jan. 25. Arc lamps.-In a brake lamp, the carbon-holders 1, 2 are carried by arms on rods 8, 9, sliding on fixed guides D, 11, the upper holder 1 being the heavier. The rod are hung by pulleys 5 in bights of a cord, the ends of which are attached to those of a lever J, pivoted at K, while the intermediate part lies over two pulleys L, M, and under another F. The pulleys L, M are carried by the lever J. The pulley F is attached to a brake - wheel S, and pivoted on a lever H, which at one end is pivoted on the top-plate C near the wheel M, and at the other is situated under a screw on the lever J. The cord normally raises the brakewheel S against the topplate, so that it cannot rotate unless the lever H is depressed by the screw on the lever J. The longer end of the lever J is linked at 0 to a lever P, carrying a core within a shunt solenoid N, which raises the longer end in opposition to a spring X when the terminal P, D is sufficient. For alternating-current lamps, the core is a split tube, and the bobbin is split. When the carbons are brought together after being placed in the lamp, the longer arm of the lever J rises ; it falls again when the carbons are released, and separates them a definite distance.
Patent GB-189707564-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Head Rests for Car Seats.
Inventor: STRAUSS JOSEPH BAERMAN
Filed: 1897-03-23
Granted: 1897-06-05
Abstract: 7564. Strauss, J. B., and Tuteur, E. B. March 23. Head-rests for seats.-Fig. 1 shows a sectional end view of one end of a seat, and Fig. 3 a sectional front view to a smaller scale. The seat 8 is provided with a sloping end cushion 43 for the head-rest. This cushion is carried by tbe frame 26 pivoted to blocks 19 forming part of the arm-rest. The other part 13 of the arm-rest is carried on right and left hand screws 15, so that by rotating the part 13 the screws 15 move two plates 21 outwards, and these plates slide on the rods 17 and in their outward position . lock into recesses in the blocks 19 and hence retain the cushion 43 at any inclination into which it may have been brought. The reversible back 40 is pivoted by the arms 39. Supplemental cushions may be provided, as shown in Fig. 7. to increase the surface support to the body, in which case the main cushion 43 is turned upwards, while the supplemental one 52 is set in line with it, and is so held by the pawl and ratchet 54,53.
Patent GB-189713007-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Fencing.
Inventor: GRIFFITHS EDWARD
Filed: 1897-05-27
Granted: 1898-01-08
Abstract: 13,007. Griffiths, E. May 27. Fencing.-Open post and rail, wire, or hurdle fences are temporarily converted into close fences by suspending boards or metal strips c upon the horizontal bars or wires b by means of hooks d.
Patent GB-189716081-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Type Writing Machines.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Filed: 1897-07-06
Granted: 1897-08-21
Abstract: 16,081. Thompson, W. P., [Century Machine Co.]. July 6. Type-writers.-Fig. 2 shows a sectional elevation of the machine. The platen 31 is in a carriage 4 sliding transversely in a guide 3 mounted to slide longitudinally on bars 5 supported on standards 6 fixed to the base-plate 1. The carriage guide is moved to any of three positions by means of a lever 8, 8<a> connected to it by a link 10. The lever 8<a> is held in any of its positions by a notched plate 11 on a spring support 12. This movement brings the platen into position to be struck by the central type of one of the groups of characters on the type - bar E. In the arrangement shown there are three groups of three characters each, a, b, c ; d, e, f ; and g, h, i. Each type-bar is pivoted at 23 in the upper end of a standard or support 13 pivoted at its lower end in a bracket 15 fixed to the base-plate 1. By the side of each standard 13 is a key-plate 16 guided by pins 17, 18 attached thereto and passing through holes in the framing. The key-plate is provided with a three-armed slot 20, 21. 22 into which the pivot 23 of the type-bar projects, and with a horizontal slot 41 engaging a pin 40 on the type-bar. The pin and slot 40, 41 swing the bar on its pivot 23 when the key-plate is depressed. On each key-plate is a fixed key-button 25, and there are also two other key-buttons 24, 26 on switch plates 27, 28 pivoted to the key-plate. The key and switch plates are shown detached in Fig. 4. The switch plates may move on their pivots to an extent limited by pins 32, 33, and are held in normal position by springs 29, 30. When the key 25 is operated, the pivot 23 moves in the central slot 20 and the central character of a group is printed, and when either of the keys 24, 26 is depressed the pivot 23 is guided into and moves n the slot 21 or 22, and the pivot 23 and type-bar are thereby moved to bring one or other of the outside types into printing position. The type-bar is guided at the point of impression by a pin 39 entering; one of three holes in a table 35. The end of the type-bar also enters a guide-slot in a plate 43 carried by an arm 42. The carriage is fed by means of its rack 53 and a hook-pawl on a lever having a pin or extension 59 operated by a transverse rod 58 in a universal lever 56 pivoted in brackets 55. The outer portion 60 of the lever is operated by parts 61 of the key-plates. The parts 61 are guided by pairs of pins 76 projecting from the base-plate 1. The spacing-key 68 is on rods 69 sliding in holes in the plates 70, 71. To the rods 69 is adjustably secured a socket 73 having an arm 75 extending over the lever 60. An inking-roller 47 is carried by an arm 46. Other means of mounting and moving longitudinally the pivots 23 of the type-bars may be employed.
Patent GB-189716313-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Pneumatic Tyres for the Wheels of Road Vehicles, such as Broughams, Dog Carts, Bath Chairs, and the like.
Inventor: IDDON JAMES
Filed: 1897-07-09
Granted: 1897-08-14
Abstract: 16,313. Iddon, J., and Baxter, J. E. July 9. Tyres, pneumatic. -Relates to jackets and covers and to means for attaching to the rim. Fig. 1 shows a pneumatic tyre for the wheels of broughams, dogcarts, bath chairs, and the like, which consists of an inner inflatable air tube c and an outer cover d having thickened edges e, with plates f an screws g for attaching the cover to the sides of the wheel rim a. The fastening -plates f may conveniently be made in about six sections.
Patent GB-189718483-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Stringed Musical Instruments.
Inventor: MAYHEW CHRISTOPHER JOHN
Filed: 1897-08-09
Granted: 1898-07-23
Abstract: 18,483. Mayhew, C. J. Aug. 9. Instruments with strings.-A rail H lies across the strings a, and is continuously vibrated by clockwork in the direction of its length. Upon the rail are pivoted blocks F, corresponding in number to the strings and acted on by elastic ties or springs f so as to keep quills G, which they carry, clear of the strings. The blocks F can all, however, be moved by keys b so as to cause any desired quill to engage its string and pluck it. The keys are connected to the blocks by adjustable strings E the direction of which may be changed by passing over pulleys if required.
Patent GB-189720964-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with the Rests for Music Stands, Reading Desks, and the like.
Inventor: HARE FREDERICK CHARLES
Filed: 1897-09-13
Granted: 1898-07-02
Abstract: 20,964. Hare, r. C. Sept. 13. Reading-desks and music stands.-To the upper part of the stem 6 is fixed a slotted plate 7, to which is pivoted at 8 a similar plate 9 carrying the desk 10. By means of a nut 12 screwing into a hole in 9 the angle of the desk can be adjusted.
Patent GB-189722550-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Warping and Beaming Machines.
Inventor: BURGESS THOMAS
Filed: 1897-10-01
Granted: 1898-08-06
Abstract: 22,550. Burgess, T., Renshaw, L. H., and Burgess, J. J., [trading as Renshaw, Burgess, & Co.]. Oct. 1. Yarns, warping and beanzing.-Relates to machines for warping or beaming yarns for small-ware looms. Each thread as it passes from the creel is caused to support a detector wire, the drag upon the creel bobbin being effected by a spring or by the inclination of the creel peg. When a thread fails, the corresponding detector falls and oscillates a lever H, bringing a spring lever f into the path of a revolving stud r. This stud oscillates the lever f and disengages the bell-crank lever or catch f<1>, which normally holds the spring belt-fork rod S. The rod S is connected by a bell-crank lever S<1> with a brake strap P, so that, when an end breaks, the driving-strap is transferred to the loose pulley, and the brake is simultaneously applied to stop the driving-shaft R<1>. The warp beams or bobbins W are driven through a pair of cones R, T, the belt fork of which is automatically moved, as the bobbins increase in diameter, by means of a system of levers V, v<11>, v<1>, the upper end of the first lever V resting against one of the bobbins. One end of the spindle t for the bobbin W is supported by a bracket Y, which is held in position by a clutch and spring arrangement y. The threads are guided on to the bobbins by guides U, which are traversed in one direction by a cam and lever u, U<1> and in the other by a weighted cord. Between the detectors and the warp bobbins is a measuring- roller N, which is connected by worm gearing with an indicator disc N<1>. The Provisional Specification states that the warp bobbins are driven by a friction drum, the axle of the driven or driving drum being pivoted. The brake is pivoted below the drums, and, when a thread breaks, is caused to pass between and separate them.
Patent GB-189725376-A (GB)
Title: Hoisting Apparatus.
Inventor: LIDDLE JOHN
Filed: 1897-11-02
Granted: 1897-12-04
Abstract: 25,376. Liddle, J., [Thompson, W. H.]. Nov. 2. Safety suspending-apparatus.-The first-motion shaft A mounted in a frame B is fitted with a pinion F which gears with a wheel G keyed to a second shaft I, which carries a pinion H gearing with a wheel E made integrally with the chainwheel D. The latter pair is mounted upon the shaft A so that the friction produced by the load serves to prevent the running back of the shaft and thus makes the apparatus self-sustaining.
Patent GB-189802556-A (GB)
Title: Improved Driving Gear for Lathes.
Inventor: BUCKLEY WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-02-01
Granted: 1898-03-26
Abstract: 2556. Buckley, W. Feb. 1. Lathes.-The headstocks are provided with a main spindle a and two counterspindles b, c with projecting ends on which change-wheels e for connecting the spindles a, b or b, c can be placed for varying the speed of the spindle a. Instead of the cone pulley, a broad plain band pulley a<3> is used, and gearing is provided as shown, connecting the various spindles between the headstock bearings. The shaft b may be provided at its front end with a pinion which can be clutched to the shaft and gears with an internal wheel on the back of the faceplate on the spindle a.
Patent GB-189805187-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Methods of Stopping Bottles or the like.
Inventor: HADDAN REGINALD
Filed: 1898-03-02
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 5187. Haddan, R., [Rotllan, J.]. March 2. Drawings to Specification. Corks; stoppers. - Cork stoppers are screwthreaded, to adapt them to screw into similarlythreaded necks of bottles &c.
Patent GB-189807996-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Reflectors for Lamps or the like.
Inventor: BOARDMAN FREDERICK RICHARD
Filed: 1898-04-04
Granted: 1899-03-04
Abstract: 7996. Boardman, F. R. April 4. Reflectors. - Relates to improvements on the reflectors described in Specification No. 5318, A.D. 1891, and is specially applicable for the lighting of streets and the like. The illumination of a larger area than is possible with a single conical reflector is effected by the combination of a compound conical reflector A, B with a conical reflector C, the reflectors A, B, and C being respectively arranged in the manner shown in the Figure relatively to the electric or other lamp X. The lines R<1>, R<2>, R<3> indicate the directions in which the rays of light are reflected. The reflectors may be used separately, and their shapes may be slightly modified.
Patent GB-189810905-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Reducing Valves.
Inventor: SEATON ALBERT EDWARD
Filed: 1898-05-12
Granted: 1899-03-18
Abstract: 10,905. Seaton, A. E., and Ogden, J. E. L. May 12. Reducing-valves. - Relates to reducing-valves more particularly of the kind described in Specification No. 1747, A.D. 1893. In Fig. 1, the the piston D, which actuates the auxiliary valve B' of the equilibrium valve A, A', works in a chamber C<1> containing liquid and communicating at its upper side by-a passage c<2> with the valve outlet E, while its lower side communicates through a passage H with an air chamber G<2>. The air in this chamber is compressed by a hand or other pump M or by steam or other fluid led from the valve inlet by a pipe P. The passage H is controlled by a valve K. A gauge N measures the air pressure, while the glass gauge 0 measures the height of the liquid in the chamber G<2>. A spring may be placed above the valve A to prevent chattering, and a spring-loaded relief. valve may be placed in the side of the part G between which and the casing C is placed asbestos or other non-conductor of heat g. In a modification, the piston D is connected to the valve A and the valve inlet opens between them. Fig. 3 shows a modification in which the auxiliary valve is operated by a diaphragm D<1> ; this diaphragm may be made to operate directly an equilibrium or a piston valve.
Patent GB-189816600-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Furnaces for Steam Boilers.
Inventor: WATSON GEORGE
Filed: 1898-07-30
Granted: 1899-04-15
Abstract: 16,600. Watson, G., and Watson, F. L. July 30. Forced-draught steam-generator furnaces; air supply, keating; smoke-consuming.-Tubes h, h<1> for the supply of air under pressure by steam-jet blowers to the closed ashpit are laid in the flues, either in the internal flues as shown in Fig. 2, or in the external flues as shown in Fig. 3. They may pass through the bridge as shown in Fig. 2, opening at the back of the ashpit, or they may deliver the air at the furnace front as shown in Fig. 3. Air is also supplied above the fire at the front of the furnace by steam jets q, being drawn through the hollow front p, wherein it is heated.
Patent GB-189817171-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Motor-driven or Automatic Pianos or Piano-organs.
Inventor: ROMANO CHARLES
Filed: 1898-08-09
Granted: 1899-06-24
Abstract: 17,171. Romano, C., and Amato, P., [trading as Pasquale & Co.]. Aug. 9. Automatic instruments.-The invention relates to spring motors for driving the barrels of mechanical pianos. The casing g containing the spring is removably fixed by a tongue and feather device in the barrel a and is wound up by a handle z. It may alternatively be outside the barrel, and can be removed for the purpose of changing the barrel through a door d in the casing of the instrument. At the opposite end of the barrel is a tune-changing cam y, and a gear-wheel k which operates a train of wheels connected with the governor p. The governor acts upon a cone r embraced by a fork s which can be adjusted so as to regulate the period at which the cone engages with it in order to control the speed. A sliding pin v can be made to engage with the governor when it is desired to stop the instrument. A device for preventing overwinding is added.
Patent GB-189823089-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Process of Manufacturing Steel Spinning Spindles, as Used for Textile Purposes, and Tools for Carrying same into Effect.
Inventor: HITCHON ALFRED
Filed: 1898-11-03
Granted: 1899-08-05
Abstract: 23,089. Hitchon, A. Nov. 3. Forging.-Steel spindles for textile spinning purposes are cold forged or swaged in dies A mounted in blocks B sliding in a revolving disc E. The blocks have rollers C which come in contact with rollers D in a circular frame F, imparting a swaging action to the dies. The dies are formed to produce the required taper or pattern on the spindles.
Patent GB-189824938-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Arrangement applicable to Windows and Panes of Glass for Preventing the same being Obscured by Moisture.
Inventor: PINNER LUDWIG
Filed: 1898-11-25
Granted: 1899-07-01
Abstract: 24,938. Pinner, L., and Ornstein, W. Nov. 25. Window fittings. - In order to prevent the condensation of vapour on shop and other windows, a current of cold air is directed along the internal face of the glass, and escapes through an aperture at the top. A split inlet tube a is formed with a deflecting-flap c, and communicates with the outside atmosphere by means of a number of small pipes b, passing through the bottom rail of the window. Theoutlet aperture is controlled by a flap d, and all the apertures may be covered with gauze, network, or perforated sheet metal, to prevent the passage of dust, insects, &c.
Patent GB-189827606-A (GB)
Title: Manufacture of Incombustible Floorcloth.
Inventor: SNOWDON JOHN
Filed: 1898-12-31
Granted: 1899-12-09
Abstract: 27,606. Snowdon, J. Dec. 31. Coated fabrics.-Relates to a fire-resisting floorcloth for war or other ships and other structures. A backing of canvas or of asbestos fabric is employed. When canvas is used, it may be fireproofed by means of chemicals, or coated on the back with fireproof paint. The face of the canvas is coated with a mixture of incombustible materials, agglutinating-substances, and pigments. The incombustible material may be asbestos powder or fibre, kieselg³hr, slag, talc, china clay, silicates, gypsum, &c. to which ammonium sulphate, calcium ammonium sulphate, or other fireproofing-salts are added. As agglutinating-substances, oxidized linseed oil, linoleum cements, india-rubber, &c. may be used. Elasticity may be imparted by the addition of powdered cork or wood, or of peat. Ochres and other inorganic pigments are employed forcolouring the material.
Patent GB-189901625-A (GB)
Title: A Hand Compress for Strengthening, Developing, and Elasticizing the Hands of Musical Instrumentalists.
Inventor: NEWMAN FARLEY
Filed: 1899-01-24
Granted: 1899-12-16
Abstract: 1 6 2 5. N e w - man, F. Jan. 24. Exercising -apparatus for strengthening and developing the hands of instrumentalists. The hollow india - rubber or vulcanite block A, Fig. 1, shown in plan in Fig. 2, is seized or gripped in the manner indicated between the fingers to be exercised.
Patent GB-189902635-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cycle Saddles.
Inventor: MANDL LUDWIG
Filed: 1899-02-06
Granted: 1899-04-22
Abstract: 2635. Mandl, L. Feb. 6. Saddles are constructed so that the rider's weight on mounting actuates mechanism which extends the surface of the saddle. The saddle seat d is hinged at e to the saddle springs b, which carry at their rear ends a plate f, and are secured to the L-pin as usual. The cantle plate g of the saddle is connected by stays p to the peak, and is normally pressed upwards by springs h as shown, but when carrying the rider the plate is forced down on to the rail f so that bosses m formed on the plate g engage levers l carrying lappets i and lift them into a horizontal position, thereby enlarging the surface of the saddle. The lappets may be made in two parts, which can be adjusted so as to still further increase the supporting-surface. Pins q, secured to the plate g and provided with nuts t, slide in holes in the plate f and control the motion of the saddle.