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Patent GB-191324389-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Pneumatic Tyres.
Inventor: WOOD RICHARD SAMUEL
IPC: B60C7/18
Filed: 1913-10-28
Granted: 1914-12-31
Abstract: 24,389. Wood, R. S. Oct. 28. Air tubes; metallic spring bodies and cores; tread bands, projections, and surfaces.-Within the air tube b, springs h are fitted over ferrules g secured to a strip d of rubber or balata and canvas &c. On the outside of the tube is fitted a split band e of metal, leather, or canvas, to which are secured slotted plates or eyes f. Tread-plates a, which may be of metal with rubber insets, are secured by cross-pins a<1> passing through the eyes &c. f. The inner ends of the springs rest in metal cups i fitted with elastic stops k for the ferrules and supported on elastic pads j. Tyre attachments to rims.-The cover, which may be continuous or otherwise, is secured to the rim bv wires n threaded through eyelets m and fitted with turn-buckles o.
Patent GB-191327301-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Friction Gearing.
Inventor: WETHERELL RAYMOND CORDEUX
IPC: F16H13/14
Filed: 1913-11-27
Granted: 1914-10-29
Abstract: 27,301. Wetherell, R. C. Nov. 27. Friction gearing.-In friction gearing of the type in which the pressure between the surfaces is applied axially, a disk d, keyed to the shaft B, is gripped in its peripheral portion between disks T, W, the disk T being keyed to the shaft A and the disk W loosely mounted on a sleeve e integral with the member T. The disk W is provided with inclined surfaces i which engage with corresponding surfaces j in the face of a disk F rigidly secured to the sleeve e. Rotation of the shaft A causes the disks A, d, W to be drawn into driving contact. A spring c may be provided for furnishing a certain initial amount of friction. An extended contact may be obtained by using a larger number of disks, and means may be provided for positively engaging and disengaging the gear. As shown in Fig. 5, the disks d<1> &c. are constrained to rotate with the disk W by means of studs t. To an external collar p is secured a control bar o, with an enlargement q, and a tapered-off portion adjacent to the part q. By moving the collar p to the left, the enlargement q engages the inner side of the disk W, thus furnishing the necessary initial pressure ; the disks F, W rotate relatively to each other and the gear is engaged. On moving the collar to the right, the tapered portion of the bar o engages the edge of a slot n, thus rotating the disk W and so forcing it out of engagement. Leaf springs l may be furnished to assist in keeping the disks free from each other when not in engagement.
Patent GB-191405787-A (GB)
Title: A Sanitary Splash Guard for Water Closet Seats.
Inventor: FISHER RICHARD PAUL
Filed: 1914-05-19
Granted: 1914-08-13
Abstract: 5787. Fisher, R. P. May 19. Closet seats.-Urine guards are formed with an inward lip D and a channel E. They may be formed of sheet metal, in which case a groove F is made which may be utilized for packing.
Patent GB-191406608-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Explosives.
Inventor: CHARBONNEAUX AUGUSTE EDWARD
IPC: C06B29/08
Filed: 1914-03-16
Granted: 1914-08-07
Abstract: 6608. Charbonneaux, A. E. March 16. Ammonium naphthalene sulphonate is obtained by treating naphthalene in the usual way with strong sulphuric acid and then neutralizing with strong ammonia.
Patent GB-191406776-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Wheels for Common Road Vehicles.
Inventor: DOYLE GEORGE EDWARD
IPC: B60B9/08
Filed: 1914-03-17
Granted: 1914-12-17
Abstract: 6776. Doyle, G. E., and Barden, G. March 17. Spring wheels with continuous outer rigid ring and metal springs other than helical and volute springs.-In wheels of the kind in which the outer wheel member such as G slides between hub flanges C, D connected by bolts F, on which are wound the eyes of spiral springs contained in pockets in the outer member, the pockets are formed by a series of cylindrical tubes L secured by riveting or welding to the inside of the outer member. Adjacent tubes may also be secured together. Each tube contains several springs separated by washers N.
Patent GB-191408919-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the Dyeing of Hanks or Skeins.
IPC: D06B5/20
Filed: 1914-04-08
Granted: 1915-07-08
Abstract: 8919. Krantz, H., [Firm of]. April 10, 1913, [Convention date]. Circulating or passing fluids through materials. -Hanks and skeins 1, instead of being threaded on rods or carriers 2, are suspended on them by folding, so that their median portion rests at two points on them, and their ends hang down in the form of loops on each side, as shown. Arresting planes or surfaces 3, perforated or not, are mounted above the hanks in the known manner.
Patent GB-191413197-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Playing a Game.
Inventor: JOHNSON JOSEPH ALFRED
IPC: F41J7/04
Filed: 1914-05-29
Granted: 1915-03-04
Abstract: 13,197. Johnson, J. A. May 29. Outdoor games; table games.-A target for use in games consists of a vertical part a on which a target d is printed, and a figure f which is hinged to the top of the part a. The bull's-eye is formed by an aperture c. In use, a missile is projected at the head of the figure by means of a wire spring pistol or other suitable device and if it strikes the head, the figure is overturned so that the back of the head covers the aperture c. A missile striking the bull's-eye then restores the figure to its normal position. The part a may also be printed to represent fencing and shrubbery, and the target may also be made of large size to stand on the floor.
Patent GB-191414184-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Machines for Preparing Box Blanks for Conversion into Boxes.
Inventor: LABOMBARDE ELIE WINFORD
IPC: B65H3/00
Filed: 1914-06-12
Granted: 1915-06-14
Abstract: 14,184. Labombarde, E. W. June 12. Pile tables and supports for sheet feeds; carriers and guides; separators.-Relates to apparatus for feeding sheets or blanks particularly to machines for making boxes, and comprises feeding-means for removing blanks singly from the top of a pile, a carrier for advancing the blanks so removed, and a retainer above this carrier, the carrier and retainer being so located as to permit a pile of blanks to be placed on the carrier and fed from the bottom of the pile, the mechanism being thus adapted to feed blanks either from the bottom or the top of a pile. The frame 12 carries several feeding-belts 22 on pulleys 25, 23, a shaft 30 assisting the feed by a pulley 31 which co-operates with the tip of an adjustable stop finger 32 to permit one blank only at a time to pass. Idle rollers 29 on the shaft 30 support the belts 22. When the blanks to be fed are of light or wide material, they are fed from the top of a pile placed on an inclined table 63 so that they slide down from the top towards, and are removed by, combing-wheels 39 carried on a shaft 40 in side frames 34 eccentrically pivoted at 35 to the main frame 12 to permit adjustment for wear or for thickness of blanks. Catches 36 engaging pins 37 serve to hold the combing-wheels in position. The feed-table, which has a smooth tin surface 63 and side guides 57 adjustably secured by clamps 56, has its inclination varied by ratchet segments 44 engaging pawls 47 integral with handles 49, as the table is supported by rods 54 engaging sockets 46 in the ratchets 44. Blanks are fed from the bottom of the pile by placing the pile directly upon the feeding-belts 22, adjustable retainers 33 suitably positioning and inclining them to be fed singly. When the blanks are big, the table 63 is removed, and the combing- wheels 39 turned into the position shown dotted by releasing the catches 36. The blanks are also positioned on the feeding-belts 22 by side plates 20 adjustably secured by screws 21 to cross-rods 19. Suitable spur gears rotate the combing-wheels 39 from the shaft 24. The blanks are then fed between belts 17, 18 carried by pulleys on shafts 13, 14 to have the adhesive applied previous to the folding operation.
Patent GB-191501361-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Continuous Dough Sheeting Process and Mechanism.
Inventor: LAWRENCE EDWARD EUGENE
IPC: A21C3/02
Filed: 1915-01-27
Abstract: 1361. Lawrence, E. E. April 16, 1914, [Convention date]. Rolling-machines.-Relates to the production of a continuous sheet of dough for use in biscuitcutting and like machines, and consists in subjecting a mass of dough to successive reductions in thickness by means of spaced continuously-moving compressing-surfaces while moving and supporting the dough by a number of travelling surfaces. Fig. 6 shows one form of machine comprising a feed belt 79 above which is arranged a mangle roll 104, a succeeding belt 76 passing around a roll 49 coacting with a bonding-roll 48, and a further belt 123 above which is arranged a compressing-member comprising a series of rolls 155 connected by links 156 and supported by a stationary member 157. A main shaft 3 drives, through a variable-speed belt gear 13, a shaft 16 which drives the rolls 48, 49 through worm gear 51, Fig. 1, shaft 52, and worm gearing 53, 55, and 54, 56, and through a chain, shaft 30, variablespeed belt drive 37, shaft 33, and chain 131, the driving-roll 129 of the belt 123. The rolls 155 are driven by sprockets on shafts 161, 177, the shaft 161 being connected to the shaft 3 by chain gearing. Motion is imparted to the bolt 79 by a driving-roll 90 driven from the roll 48 by chain gearing. The belts 79, 76, 123 are preferably driven at successively higher speeds, and the belt 123 is wider than the belt 79 to permit the dough sheet to expand aterally. Gaps are provided between the belts 79,76 and between portions of the belt 123 passing around rollers 125, 126 to free the lower surface of the dough after compression and permit readjustment of the material. The belts 79, 123 are tightened by rods 96, 99 and 149, 150 mounted on bell-crank levers and operable through ratchet devices. The bonding-roll 48 is mounted in bearings 60 adjustable by screws 61 operated by a hand-wheel 63 on one side of the machine and a chain 69 passing around sprockets 68, provision also being made for independent adjustment of each bearing. Similar adjusting-means 113, 171, 184 are provided for the mangle roll 104 and the shafts 161, 177 of the compressing-device 155. The adjustment of the rolls 48, 104 may be indicated by graduated disks 66, 120, which are moved relatively to fixed pointers 67, 121 by rack devices 64, 118. The dough sheet is delivered by the belt 123 to the gauging-rolls of the biscuit-cutting machine.
Patent GB-191505485-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Watch Cases and the like.
Inventor: DEPOLLIER CHARLES LEON
IPC: G04B37/14
Filed: 1915-04-12
Granted: 1915-07-08
Abstract: 5485. Depollier, C. L. April 12. Cases, watch.-The case of a watch or like article of wear having a bow for attachment to a chain is provided diametrically opposite the bow with a device, such as a loop, eye, or knob, for connexion with a bracelet, such device being arranged to be practically invisible when the article is worn with attachment by the pendant alone. In its simplest form, the device is merely a recess in the band of the case bridged by a pin. It may be a loop hinged on the hinge-pin of the back of the case. Fig. 8 shows a ring f hinged to a sunk swivel e, Fig. 10 an eye-plate pivoted under a slot in the band, and Fig. 12 a knob attached to a spring which tends to pull it into the case, with which last form a clip f<9> is provided on the chain. Fig. 14 shows a flat #- piece sliding radially in and out of a recess in the band, and Fig. 17 a curved # coming out laterally. Fig. 19 shows a spring strap between two holes.
Patent GB-191510606-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Elastic Vehicle Wheels.
Inventor: MICHALCZYK LEOPOLD
Filed: 1915-07-21
Granted: 1915-10-21
Abstract: 10,606. Michalczyk, L. July 21. Metallic-spring bodies and cores.-A circumferential helical spring tyre has a tread formed of two or more series of segments 5 hinged together by means of parts of the convolutions. The spring is of elliptical section, the major axis being horizontal. The coils rest on notched segments 9, or a notched ring, fitted to the felloe. The flexible cover 16 has apertures in the tread, through which project studs 6 at the centres of the tread members.
Patent GB-191513876-A (GB)
Title: Improvements connected with Repairing Stockings and Socks.
Inventor: HOLMES ELIZABETH
IPC: D04B17/00
Filed: 1915-09-30
Abstract: 13,876. Holmes, E. Sept. 30. Stockings and socks are refooted by a piece of material shaped as shown in Fig. 3. The sides of the V-shaped upper edge are sewn, together, and the whole is then sewn into the stocking.
Patent GB-191516360-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Linen and like Collars.
Inventor: MABRY ELBA KENNETH
IPC: A41B3/06
Filed: 1915-05-13
Abstract: 16,360. Mabry, E. K., and Gililland. J. W. May 13. Collars, linen and like.-A collar is provided with a tab 1, which is placed into a pocket on the shirt neck band and is spaced from the collar throughout its length and breadth. The tab may he made in one with a strip 2 sewn between the plies. The spacing-arrangement consists of a strip 7 which fills the trough between the tab and the collar shown in Fig. 1, or is sewn between the tab and collar as shown in Fig. 2.
Patent GB-191516694-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Arc Lamps.
Inventor: RAILING ADOLPH HARRY
IPC: H05B31/00
Filed: 1915-11-26
Abstract: 16,694. Railing, A. H., and Angold, A. E. Nov. 26. Arc lamps.-In a projection lamp having a flame or other arc long enough to be influenced by up-draught due to its heat, the positive electrode H<1> is approximately horizontal, the point of the negative electrode G<1> is a little above the axis of the positive electrode, and the updraught is counteracted electro-magnetically, so that the arc strikes the positive electrode axially and escaping gases envelope its end. The negative electrode is preferably inclined upwards from the arc, as shown. Electrode-holders may be arranged above the electrodes so that the current loop depresses the arc to the required extent. If the holders G, H are below the electrodes, separate conductors M, N may be placed above the electrodes, or current may be conveyed through the holders, an electro-magnet or piece of iron being arranged to counteract both the draught and the magnetic action of the current-loop. As shown, a partly-cylindrical iron plate J is placed just below the arc.
Patent GB-191517484-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Tire Calipers.
Inventor: FAIRBROTHER HENRY
IPC: G01B3/20
Filed: 1915-12-14
Abstract: 17,484. Fairbrother, H., [Goodrich Co., B. F.]. Dec. 14. Linear-dimension gauges for determining the requisite degree of inflation of pneumatic tyres have scales 19, 21 for giving the distorted and undistorted diameters for various sizes of tyre. The arms 11, 12 are pivoted and shaped so as to overlap when closed, Fig. 2, and a stop 18 is provided for the slide 13. In operation, the gauge is applied at a point remote from the ground, and the reading on the scale 19 is noted; the slide is then moved until this reading is obtained upon the scale 21, and the gauge is applied to the tyre at the point of maximum deformation to test whether the tyre is inflated to the required extent.
Patent GB-191517533-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electrical Indicating Devices to be used on Taxi-cabs and the like.
Inventor: RICHARDSON HARRY
Filed: 1915-12-15
Abstract: 17,533. Richardson, H., and Gill, H. E. Dec. 15. [Cognate Application, 6095/16.] Road-vehicle signals; transparency, stencil, and illuminated signals.-In a 'for hire' or like indicator for night use on taxicabs, illumination of the desired indication is controlled, according to the position of the flag-post of the taximeter, by a mercury switch which can be clamped to the flag-post. The two-way switch shown in Fig. 3 comprises a metal tube 1 with terminals 4 mounted in insulating end caps 2, a quantity of mercury within the tube serving to complete a circuit from the tube to the lower terminal 4. The tube is connected to one pole of a battery 13, the terminals 4 being connected to the other pole through the 'for hire ' and 'engaged ' circuits of the indicator respectively. A casing 8 with a cover 12 is clamped to the flag-post 10 and the switch is clamped to a disk 7 secured in the casing by a screw 9 so that the angular position of the switch in the casing may be adjusted. In a modification, the indicator has an additional signal, to show, for example, that though not engaged, the driver does not desire a fare. The circuits are controlled by a threeway switch, Fig. 5, comprising a bent tube 14 of glass or other insulating-material, with 'for hire' and 'engaged ' terminals 21 and a terminal 17 near the bend connected to the circuit of the additional signal. A terminal 18 also near the bend has branches reaching towards the end terminals 21 and is connected to one pole of the battery. In either of the extreme positions of the flag-post, the circuit is closed between the lower terminal 21 and the terminal 18 by contained mercury 16. In the midway position shown, the circuit is closed between the terminals 17, 18 and the additional signal is illuminated. Two simultaneously controlled indicators may be used, one at the front and the other at the rear of the vehicle, and the marking on the indicators is preferably such that it cannot be read unless illuminated by the electric lamps. A switch is provided to put the indicators out of use during the day.
Patent GR-20000100026-A (GR)
Title: Local reinforcement of the hinge-protecting material
IPC: E05D5/08
Filed: 2000-02-02
Abstract: Local reinforcement of a door, frame or window stanchion at  the area supporting the hinges wherefrom the door leaf is  suspended. This reinforcement proves to be indispensable chiefly when the stanchion shows reduced resistance and little cohesion (e.g. Medium Density Fiber Board (MDF)), and especially when the hinge is screwed into a cylindrical recess whose supporting suface is extremely reduced. The reinforcement is obtained by introduction -in the strained area and in a relatively wide excavation surface- of another material showing enhanced mechanical resitance so that the large contact surface prevents failures between the two materials, whereas the toughness of the second material exludes failures between this last, the screw, and the hinge.
Patent HN-2012001923-A (HN)
Title: Hidrato del hidrocloruro de agomelatina y preparacopn de este
Inventor: SHAN HANBIN
IPC: C07C233/18
Filed: 2012-09-14
Abstract: SE PROPORCIONA UN HIDRATO DEL HIDROBROMURO DE AGOMELATINA DE FORMULA (1), EN LA QUE X ES BR, PREPARACION, USO Y COMPOSICION FARMACEUTICA DEL MISMO. DICHO HIDRATO OBTENIDO MEDIANTE EL PRESENTE METODO TIENE UNA SOLUBILIDAD SIGNIFICATIVAMENTE AUMENTADA QUE LA AGOMELATINA, Y POR ELLO ES MAS ADECUADA PARA FABRICAR FORMULACIONES FARMACEUTICAS. USANDO EL PRESENTE METODO, SE PUEDE OBTENER UNA PUREZA ELEVADA MEDIANTE DE UN PROCESO SIMPLE, SIN NINGUNA ETAPA COMPLICADA.
Patent IN-2013MU01169-A (IN)
Inventor: DEEPAK R R
IPC: B62D15/00
Filed: 2014-03-26
Abstract: ABSTRACT The present disclosure provides a system for centre alignment of wheels of a vehicle. The system comprises a control unit configured to detect locking of the vehicle. A steering wheel angle sensor interfaced with the control unit to determine whether the steering shaft is in steered position. A motor coupled to a steering mechanism of the vehicle is interfaced with the control unit to rotate the steering mechanism for centre alignment of wheels when locking of the vehicle and steered position of the steering shaft is detected. FIG. 1
Patent IN-2014DE01379-A (IN)
Inventor: UESUGI TADAOKI
Filed: 2014-05-23
Abstract: In the present invention, the allocation process of a service provider to a target case, which is performed for each case unit, is performed by calculating the grace period for extending the allocation process, and controlling the allocation to cases, including the target case, according to the state relating to allocation of the other cases while reflecting the service request level including the compatibility between the other service providers and the user in the grace period.
Patent IN-2012DN00235-A (IN)
Inventor: KALKMAN HANS O
IPC: A61K31/517
Filed: 2010-07-23
Abstract: The invention concerns the use of competitive AMPA receptor antagonists for the treatment, prevention or delay of progression of neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis.
Patent IN-2015MU03040-A (IN)
Inventor: GANESH DNYANDEO DUDHE
IPC: A61K31/765
Filed: 2015-08-11
Abstract: ABSTRACT According to this invention, there is provide improved matchsticks which deals with 1) Use of one matchstick twice. Due to double use of one stick we can reduce cost of matchstick box. 2) Increasing the thickness of the matchstick for safety purpose. In this invention, there is provided improved matchsticks in which we are increasing the thickness in the central part of the matchstick. The part where we have increased the thickness is coated with non-flammable material so that when one end of the stick catches fire and when it will reach to the center near the non-flammable material the fire will extinguish and then we can use the matchstick from the other side also as the phosphorus material is coated at both the ends of the matchsticks.
Patent IN-2013DE03404-A (IN)
Inventor: KAMMILI RAMBABU
IPC: H01S/
Filed: 2013-11-21
Abstract: Embodiments discloses a radio frequency analyser (RFA) comprising an amplifier, a dual directional coupler (DDC) unit, a system interface module, a power meter module and a computing unit. The amplifier amplifies radio frequency signals being received from a signal generator. The DDC unit generates forward and reverse RF signals of the load and excite the load circuit using excitation signals through one or more electrodes. The system interface module determines radio frequency power value for each of forward signals and reverse signals generated by the DDC unit. The power meter module obtains laser power value generated on load circuit for each of the excitation signals. The computing unit identifies peak value of RF forward power value and the laser power value of the resonator in synchronisation with the RF excitation frequency and thereby determining optimum frequency of operation for radio frequency excited laser resonators.
Patent JP-2001196877-A (JP)
Title: Preamplifier circuit
Inventor: MATSUI KENICHI
IPC: H04B10/40
Filed: 2000-01-06
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a preamplifier circuit that can ensure a sufficient gain at a minimum received light level, reduce output wave distortion due to saturation in the amplifier circuit at a maximum received light level, and can stably be in operation even in the case of an input signal with high extinction ratio deterioration while suppressing increase in waveform distortion. SOLUTION: The preamplifier circuit provided with an amplifier 2 and a feedback resistor 3 and converting a current signal into a voltage signal, is provided with a control circuit 4 that changes an open loop gain simultaneously with a resistance of a feedback resistor 3 in response to a level of an input signal as its control. This control circuit 4 changes the resistance of the feedback resistor 3 and the open loop gain of the amplifier 2 by its control.
Patent JP-2001122378-A (JP)
Title: Washing machine packaging device
Inventor: WATANABE TAKAHISA
IPC: B65D85/68
Filed: 2000-01-07
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To realize the thorough saving of resources for a washing machine packaging member, prevent a washing machine main body from scratching and breakage in the warehouse storage, carriage, transfer and the like and recover the packaging member and use a packaging device a number of times to eliminate the generation of wastes and contribute to the environmental protection. SOLUTION: A washing machine packaging device is constituted of a recessed upper fixing material applied on the upper section of a washing machine main body and also a recessed lower fixing material on which the washing machine main body is placed, and the washing machine main body is clamped from the upper and lower by using the upper fixing material and the lower fixing material of uniform wall thickness and banded by bands.