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Patent DO-P2017000133-A (DO)
Title: Método y aparato para recuperar metal de escoria.
Inventor: SANTIAGO FAUCHER
IPC: C22B9/14
Filed: 2017-06-08
Abstract: Un método para recuperar valores de metal de una composición de escoria fundida incluye atomizar la escoria con un gas que contiene oxígeno en un aparato de atomización por gas, para producir gránulos de escoria sólida. El oxígeno en el gas atomizante convierte metales a compuestos metálicos magnéticos, magnetizando por lo tanto los gránulos de escoria que contiene metal. Esos gránulos de escoria que contienen metal son entonces separados magnéticamente. Pueden ser removidas cantidades más grandes de metales haciendo pasar la escoria fundida a través de una bandeja de presedimentación con una base ajustable, y/o descontinuando la atomización donde el contenido de metal de la escoria excede una cantidad predeterminada. Los gránulos de escoria sólida producidos por atomización pueden ser cargados a una unidad de recuperación para recuperar uno o más subproductos de metal. Un aparato para recuperar valores de metal de escoria fundida incluye un aparato de atomización por gas, un dispositivo de control de flujo para controlar el flujo del gas atomizante, un sistema de control, y uno o más detectores para detectar valores de metal en la escoria. fig. 1
Patent EC-SP13012859-A (EC)
Title: Anticuerpos del cea
Inventor: MOESSNER EKKEHARD
IPC: C07K16/30
Filed: 2013-08-30
Abstract: La presente invención proporciona moléculas de unión a antígeno (ABMs) que se unen a CEA unido a membrana, incluyendo ABMS con propiedades terapéuticas mejoradas, y métodos de utilización de las mismas.
Patent EC-SP13013115-A (EC)
Title: Composiciones que contienen, métodos que involucran, y usos de derivados de dolastatina unidos a aminoácidos no naturales
Inventor: SUN YING
IPC: C07D417/12
Filed: 2013-12-26
Abstract: En el presente documento se revelan aminoácidos no naturales y análogos de dolastatina que incluyen al menos un aminoácido no natural, y métodos para hacer dichos aminoácidos y polipéptidos no naturales. El análogo de dolastatinas puede incluir un amplio rango de funcionalidades posibles, pero típicamente tiene al menos un grupo oxima, carbonilo, dicarbonilo, y/o hidroxilamina. También se revelan en el presente documento análogos de dolastatina de aminoácidos no naturales que son modificados postraduccionalmente, métodos for efectuar dichas modificaciones y métodos para purificar dichos análogos de dolastatina. Típicamente, los análogos de dolastatina modificados incluyen al menos un grupo oxima, carbonilo, dicarbonilo, y/o hidroxilamina. Posteriormente se revelan métodos para utilizar análogos de dolastatina de aminoácidos no naturales y análogos de dolastatina de aminoácidos no naturales modificados, incluyendo uso terapéutico, diagnóstico, y otro uso biotecnológico.
Patent EC-SP14013199-A (EC)
Title: Compuestos para el tratamiento y profilaxis de la enfermedad del virus sincicial respiratorio
Inventor: CHEN LI
IPC: C07D417/14
Filed: 2014-02-11
Abstract: Un compuesto de la fórmula (I) (I)y sus sales farmacéuticamente aceptables, en la que de R1 a R10, A, Q, X e Y tienen los significados definidos en la descripción y en las reivindicaciones, pueden utilizarse como medicamentos.
Patent EE-200000523-A (EE)
Inventor: VALLITTU PEKKA
IPC: A61K6/884
Filed: 1999-02-15
Abstract: This invention relates to a shapable prepreg comprising fibers and a polymeric matrix. The polymeric matrix is a multiphase matrix comprisinga first matrix component consisting of a monomer or a dendrimer, anda second matrix component consisting of high molecular weight organic molecules, said second matrix component forming a sticky membrane of the prepreg with an interpenetrating polymer network (IPN) bonding to the first matrix component. Preferably, the prepreg further comprises a third matrix component consisting of high molecular weight organic molecules, said third component being distributed between the fibers.
Patent GB-189700015-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Electric Light Fitting.
Inventor: TUNZELMANN GEORGE WILLIAM DE
Filed: 1897-01-01
Granted: 1897-11-13
Abstract: 15. Tunzelmann, G. W. de. Jan. 1. Lamp shades and reflectors.-A shade or reflector, for a suspended electric incandescent lamp, carries a movable weight, which may be adjusted to tilt the lamp as desired. In the f or m shown, the weight is a mixture of shot and sand enclosed by a second plate above the reflector a.
Patent GB-189702449-A (GB)
Title: Improved Treadle Driving Gear for Bicycles, Tricycles, Velocipedes, and Vehicles of a like Description.
Inventor: TRENDALL EDWARD ALBERT
Filed: 1897-01-29
Granted: 1897-03-20
Abstract: 2449. Trendall, E. A. July 21, A.D. 1896, [date claimed under Sec. 103 of Patents &c. Act, A.D. 1883]. Driving-mechanism for bicycles, tricycles, &c. The treadle-levers G, pivoted at 0, are formed with arms M to which are adjustably jointed racks K in gear with pinions I which are coupled to the driving-wheel by ratchet and pawl. The treadle. levers are coupled by a cord passing over a pulley at P.
Patent GB-189703834-A (GB)
Title: Improved Apparatus for Gathering Sheets or Signatures of Books or other Publications.
Inventor: MERCER JOHN BERNARD
Filed: 1897-02-12
Granted: 1897-12-18
Abstract: 3834. Mercer, J. B. Feb. 12. Bookbinding.-An apparatus for gathering sheets or signatures of books or other publications is shown in cross-section in Fig. 1. The sheets or signatures are placed in a longitudinal series of stationary boxes 7, mounted upon a framing 1. The sides 53 of the boxes may be simultaneously adjusted by means of a right and left handed screw 55 which passes through lugs 54 attached to the sides 53; the backs 57 of the boxes can be adjusted by means of thumb-screws 59. The front portions of the bottoms of the boxes 7 are closed by hinged flaps 35 which are periodically lowered by rods 36 and cams 39 mounted on a countershaft 4. At the same time a partial vacuum is formed beneath each pile of signatures or sheets by means of an air pump 43 operated from the main shaft 2 and connected by pipes 41 &c. to an aperture in the flap 35. As the lowest sheet or signature of any pile is drawn downwards with the flap, it is seized between the jaws 21, 21<1> of a gripper which travels along a curved guide 22 and is actuated by a lever 23, link 26, and arm mounted upon the shaft 2. The jaws are normally kept closed by a spring 27, and are opened at the proper times for seizing and releasing the sheets or signatures by curved guide-bars 29, 30, which press against a roller 28 carried by the gripper. During the withdrawal of a sheet or signature its forward end strikes stops 33 on the guide 22, and the sheet or signature then falls into one of a series of boxes 8 which are carried by a travelling chain 9, 10 driven by means of a pawl and ratchet mechanism 15. Every pipe 41 is provided with a cock 47 to allow the connection with the air pump to be cut off when desired. In a modified form of apparatus, an inclined guideway is used instead of the curved guideway 22. The Provisional Specification states also that the sheets or signatures may be taken from the piles by means of india-rubber or other rollers or by an exhausting pneumatic apparatus.
Patent GB-189704178-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Cash Registers and Recorders or Check Tills.
Inventor: HARPER DANIEL WESLEY
Filed: 1897-02-16
Granted: 1897-07-31
Abstract: 4178. Harper, D. W., Farnsworth, T. R., and Matthews, R. L. Feb. 16. Tills.-The amount of each purchase is shown through windows X, X by a disc Q mounted on a hollow shaft S<1> and turned by a crank handle Yon the shaft S. The latter shaft slides in the former, but turns it by means of a key, and correct adjustment of the disc is shown by a pointer 0 working over a dial N. On the shaft S are two wheels A<1>, A for registering respectively sums over and under 1 dol. These wheels have rows of teeth parallel to the shaft S, the rows having respectively 1, 2, 3 ... 9 and 1, 2, 3 ... 19 teeth so placed that, if the disc Q shows, say, 7 dollars, a row of 7 teeth on the wheel A' will be brought into line with the pinion B<1> by which the dollars counter is actuated, while no teeth will be in line with the pinion B of the cents counter. The handle Y is then pulled outwards and the counter is actuated. A disc L with perforations l is mounted on the shaft S, and is engaged by a projection L<1> as it moves to the right so as to lock it against rotation. The movement of the disc L also frees the latch P of the drawer and slides a rod R to the right ; the rod R acts upon a bell-crank lever T which rocks a pivoted frame carrying shutters V, V and exposes the disc Q. The tilting of the shutters rings the bell W, and also brings the connecting cross-piece at the top into the path of pins Q<1> on the disc Q, so that, on returning the disc to zero position, the shutters will be tilted back and cover the disc.
Patent GB-189705699-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Device for Supporting Bicycles.
Inventor: RUSS EDWIN
Filed: 1897-03-03
Granted: 1898-02-05
Abstract: 5699. Russ, E. March 3. Wagons for velocipedes.-A clip a adapted to embrace the wheel of the bicycle is provided with projecting ends b<1>, b which engage with holes d, d in the head e of the bracket c. Horizontal recesses f, f are provided in the head e, into which the legs of the clip a spring when raised to a horizontal position. The bracket c is fixed to the side of, the railway van or to the wall of the room by means of the guide g, in which the bracket c can slide vertically. An auxiliary loop h is clamped to the clip a so as to be adjustable in position, to suit various sizes of wheels. A spring clip j is hinged in the same manner as the clip a, and serves to embrace the tyre and steady the machine when it is being held in position as shown in Fig. 6. When not required, the loops or clips can be sprung out of the recesses in which they are held, and folded flat against the bracket c. In some cases, and especially when a bicycle is provided with a mud guard, a support is provided to raise the wheel from the floor.
Patent GB-189712928-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Means or Devices for Producing Colour Effects in Illumination.
Inventor: LOHMANN ALBERT
Filed: 1897-05-25
Granted: 1897-07-17
Abstract: 12,928. Lohmann, A. May 25. Ornamental effects.- Relating to means for producing colour effects with electric incandescent lamps. The lamp a has a part 1 of the bulb coloured, and is enclosed in a shade A, which may be polygonal or circular and is variously coloured. The combination of the colours of the bulb and the shade produces colour effects varying from the point from which they are viewed. A number of lamps and shades may be combined together to form letters, ornamental designs, &c.
Patent GB-189715221-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Means and Appliances for Effecting Aerial Navigation.
Inventor: MOY THOMAS
Filed: 1897-06-25
Granted: 1898-07-25
Abstract: 15,221. Moy, T., [Chanute, 0., and Herring, A. M.]. June 25. AÙrial machines without aÙrostats; steering.-The machine may be fitted with propellers revolving in opposite directions on coaxial horizontal shafts for flying, or without propellers for soaring, as shown in Fig. 5. It comprises two or more superposed curved aeroplanes A, A', secured to a trussed framework B', B', from which swings the seat C for the aeronaut. Horizontal and vertical rudders H, G are carried on the end of an arm F, hinged by a universal joint f to the frame, and steadied by resilient guys h, h<2>, so that it may yield to sudden gusts of wind ; its action is automatic, and it is placed below the level of the aeroplanes and propellers. Steering may be effected by the movements of the aeronaut. The flying-machine is fitted with wheels and handles for running it over land, and the wheels may serve to deaden the shock on landing. The axis of the propeller is placed above the level of the lowest aeroplane.
Patent GB-189724247-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Tricycles.
Inventor: PATERSON GILBERT
Filed: 1897-10-20
Granted: 1898-04-30
Abstract: 24,247. Paterson, G. Oct. 20. Drawings to Specification. Screens, military.-Tricycles for military purposes are provided with shields for protecting the riders. Each shield is formed of a number of bars pivoted together so that they may be opened out like a fan. The shield is clamped to the frame, and is jointed so that it can be turned to lie parallel with the frame member.
Patent GB-189724525-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture of Potash Salts.
Inventor: IMRAY OLIVER
Filed: 1897-10-22
Granted: 1898-09-24
Abstract: 24,525. Imray, O., [Gibbs, W. T.]. Oct. 22. Phosphorus.-Felspar or other silicious potashbearing mineral is mixed with a natural phosphate of lime, iron, or aluminium, and carbon, and the mixture fused in an electric furnace, whereby phosphorus is distilled off.
Patent GB-189727860-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Sewer and like Manholes.
Inventor: STILGOE HENRY EDWARD
Filed: 1897-11-26
Granted: 1898-01-29
Abstract: 27,860. Stilgoe, H. E. Nov. 26. Manholes are provided with bottoms or inverts 1 extending above the subsoil water level and cast in one or more pieces. The ends of each invert have channels 2 and pockets 3, and are secured to the pocketed flanged ends of the sewer pipes 5 by bolts 7. The invert may be bedded upon or surrounded by concrete, and after the joints are made the pockets 3 and 8 may be filled up with cement. Branch pipes 11 may be fitted to the bottom in a similar manner to that described.
Patent GB-189728103-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cycle Tyres.
Inventor: HADDAN REGINALD
Filed: 1897-11-29
Granted: 1898-01-01
Abstract: 28,103. Haddan, R., [Preston, J. F., Perkins, H. R., and Lawrence, W. H.]. Nov. 29. T y r e s, pneumatic, preventing puncture of. Outside the rubber air tube a of a pneumatic tyre is placed a knitted, braided, or woven cover made of a single series of threads b, except the tread portion, which is composed of two or more series c, d, e of threads, so arranged that the second and third series of threads cover respectively the interstices in the series lying next inside it, thereby to prevent puncture.
Patent GB-189807070-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Acetylene Gas Apparatus.
Inventor: EDWARDS EDMUND
Filed: 1898-03-23
Granted: 1898-05-28
Abstract: 7070. Edwards, E., [Steiner, L.]. March 23. Acetylene lamps.-A compact apparatus for lamps, such as street lamps, consists of a tank c in which floats a bell a. The cover e of the bell is secured by hooks d<1> on a pivoted bail handle engaging pins projecting from the bell. Suspended from the cover e is a carbide holder b divided by radial plates b<1>, b<2>, b<3>, &c. into compartments which are arranged in an ascending spiral in order that their contents may be attacked in succession. The carbide holder is automatically immersed in the water or withdrawn from it according to the amount of gas in the bell. A safety pipe h obviates explosion from too great a pressure of gas. The generator is inserted through a doorway in the base g of a lamp post, and it is connected with the burner by a flexible tube.
Patent GB-189813466-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Lucifer Matches.
Inventor: MAGUIRE RICHARD THOMAS
Filed: 1898-06-16
Granted: 1899-05-20
Abstract: 13,466. Maguire, R. T., and Maguire, D. P. June 16. Matches.-The splints are dipped into a composition, containing no phosphorus, so as to form a head B, and afterwards into another composition, containing phosphorus, so as to form a cap or small head C. The composition which contains no phosphorus may be a mixture of chlorate of potash, powdered glass, flowers of sulphur, red lead, bichromate of potash, gum or glue, or both ; or it may be a mixture of whiting, resin, kieselguhr, powdered glass, flowers of sulphur, red lead, and bichromate of potash. The composition for forming the cap C is a mixture of phosphorus, chlorate of potash, bichromate of potash, sulphur, sulphide of antimony, dextrin, and water. The Provisional Specification states also that the double dipping may be dispensed with, the splints being dipped into a mixture of gum, glue, or gum and glue, chlorate of potash, bichromate of potash, flowers of sulphur, ground glass, and phosphorus, to which may be added Paris white, and sulphide of antimony.
Patent GB-189817256-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to the Driving Mechanism of Velocipedes.
Inventor: MAYNARD CECIL
Filed: 1898-08-10
Granted: 1899-01-14
Abstract: 17,256. Maynard, C., and Frederick, E. Aug. 10. Chain - wheels; mounting cranks and chain-wheels on shafts.-Relates to arrangements f o r mounting the crank axle a n d chain - wheel of cycles on the bottom bracket and for connecting the crank and chain wheel. Fig. 1 shows a vertica section through the bottom bracket &c The bracket 1 is closed at one end by d u s t caps 2 through which the crank axle 3 passes The axle is threaded at 4 to receive the bearing bush 5, which i held in place by: nut 12. The outer portion of the bearing consists of two parts, the par 7 fitting in t h e bracket and t h e annular part 8 which screws into place and is preferably formed with two contactpoints so as to give five contact-lines in all to the balls as shown. Felt &c. washers 11 serve to exclude dust, and a dust cap 18 covers the bearing. One crank 13 is formed in one with the shaft, the other 16 fitting on a squared part and being secured by a screw 17. After removing the crank 16 and cap 18, the bearing can be removed bodily from the bracket. The annular chain-wheel 27 is mounted on a fixed disc 19 fitted with ball bearings, the disc 19 being screwed on the bottom bracket. The bearing consists of an outer part 22 screwed into the chain-wheel 27, an inner part 24 formed on the piece 19, and an annular portion 23 with two contact-surfaces, screwed thereon. A felt &c. washer supported by a plate 32 serves to exclude dust. The crank boss carries three arms which are secured near the rim of the chain-wheel by nuts as shown at 29. The crank axle bearing may be modified by arranging it on the outside of the bottom bracket, in which case the bracket end is reduced and split, a wedge ring being forced into it to expand it to hold the bearing in position. In this arrangement the crank 13 is connected to the outer part of the bearing by three short arms.
Patent GB-189817396-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in connection with Railway and Tramway Permanent Way for Shifting and Adapting Vehicles for use on Road or Rail.
Inventor: KERRUISH EDWARD
Filed: 1898-08-12
Granted: 1899-08-05
Abstract: 17,396. Kerruish, E. Aug. 12. Rail - and - road vehicles.-Flanged rails with inclines at their ends are placed inside railway rails at sidings, crossings, or elsewhere, so that locomotives, vehicles, &c. are lifted above the ordinary rails by their wheel flanges running on to these additional rails. Rings of iron or rubber &c. are slipped on to the wheels for adapting them for use on roads.
Patent GB-189818158-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Lathes for Turning or Shaping Wood and other Materials.
Inventor: WEISS JULIUS HERMANN
Filed: 1898-08-23
Granted: 1899-11-23
Abstract: 18,158. Weiss, J. H., [Preble, W. P.]. Aug. 23. Lathes.-A lathe for turning or shaping wood or other material has a friction clutch for starting the work, a steady rest, means for rapidly moving the back centre, a device for absorbing vibration in driving reciprocating parts, and an improved adjustment for any one of a number of centrifugal cutters used in shaping the work. The clutch consists of an axially-movable shaft with a coned end, constantly driven, and a conicallyrecessed end in the chuck spindle. The clutch is operated by sliding the shaft. The steady rest is described as applied to a lathe with a work-reel with two pairs of centres, one article being inserted while the other is operated on. The reel shaft 13, Fig. 5, carries plates 25 bolted together, in the recessed ends of which are circular discs 27, with slots 27<a> to receive the work. The discs are held in place by spring catches 28, and the slots are closed by swinging catches 29 after the work has been inserted. The back centre 15, Fig. 2, has a racked extension 16, engaged by a pinion 17 on an axially-movable spindle 18, which has a handle 24, with teeth 22 engaging a fixed toothed quadrant 23. By moving the spindle 18 longitudinally against a spring, the teeth 22, 23 are disengaged, and the centre can be moved in either direction by turning the spindle, the centre being locked by the engagement of the teeth 22, 23 when the handle is released. To absorb vibration in driving reciprocating parts, the rock shaft 31, Fig. 7, which is driven from the shaft 34 by a cam 33 and roller arm 32, has a second loose arm 32<a>, connected to the arm 32 by springs as shown, and having a roller bearing on the cam. The adjustment of each cutter 41, Fig. 10, in the ring 39 surrounding it is effected by limiting its projection by a screw 43<a>. The screw can be turned from the outside, allowing adjustment to be made without separating the cutters on the arbor.
Patent GB-189822517-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Valves Used for the Admission and Release of Steam Supplied to Cylinders of Steam and other Motive Engines.
Inventor: GESSERT CHARLES
Filed: 1898-10-26
Granted: 1899-07-29
Abstract: 22,517. Gessert, C. Oct. 26. Valves, distributing.-Consists of a rotary distributing-valve formed with a steam supply port a and an exhaust cavity c and mounted in the steamchest so as to be revolved by the spindle d over the cylinder ports g, g'.
Patent GB-189826539-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Treatment of Oils and Essential Oils and particularly of Drying Oils.
Inventor: ROCHE CHARLES DE LA
Filed: 1898-12-15
Granted: 1899-05-06
Abstract: 26,539. La Roche, C. de. Dec. 15. Purifying oils; fatty oils ; turpentine.-The moisture and acid and mucilaginous matter contained in oils, essential oils, spirit of turpentine, and drying-oils are removed by means of carbide of calcium without the application of heat.
Patent GB-189826638-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Cycle Driving Gear and Brake Mechanism.
Inventor: CUTHBERT ARTHUR
Filed: 1898-12-16
Granted: 1899-10-14
Abstract: 26,638. Cuthbert, A. Dec. 16 Clutches; brakes.-Relates to "free-wheel" clutches and back-pedalling brakes. In the arrangements shown in Figs. 1 and 3, the chainwheel forms on a cylindrical casing D provided with brake flanges D<2>, D<3>, and D<4> working over flanged collars B, C fixed to the hub and axle respectively. The casing D or a lining D<4> therein has curved slots D<5>, Fig. 3, to receive clutch rollers E which extend down between the collars B, C. During forward driving the rollers move the casing outwards, and cause the collar B to be gripped between the flange D<2> and the rollers E. Back-pedalling causes the rollers to move to the opposite ends of the slots and to bear on the fixed collar C so as to move the casing D inwards. The flanges D<2>, D<3> are thus caused to bear on a brake surface A<3> carried by the hub flange A<1>. The hub is sometimes mounted on a sleeve F, so that it can move laterally to bring a second brake surface on the opposite hub flange against a fixed disc J'. In this case, a spring H normally forces the hub towards the chain-wheel. The collar C is held in position by a set-screw C<2>. A ring K prevents oil from the bearings from passing to the clutch rollers. In another arrangement, the brake surfaces A<3> are carried on discs sliding on the hub, the discs being connected by rods passing between the spokes. In a modification, a single brake disc is carried by the collar B, which is also extended inwards to form the oil excluding ring K. According to the Provisional Specification, the clutch may be arranged to cause the collar C to move outwards and actuate a rim, tyre, or road brake. In another arrangement, the collar C is connected to a rod passing through the tubular axle, and serves to actuate the brake on the opposite side of the hub.