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Patent EC-SP11011295-A (EC)
Title: Métodos para utilizar y composiciones que comprenden moduladores pde4 para tratamiento, prevención y control de tuberculosis
Inventor: ZELDIS JEROME B
IPC: A61K31/06
Filed: 2011-08-21
Abstract: Se describen métodos para tratar, prevenir, y controlar tuberculosis y otros trastornos relacionados. Los métodos comprenden la administración de un modulador PDE4, o una sal farmacéuticamente aceptable, solvato, hidrato, clatrato, estereoisómero, o profármaco del mismo, opcionalmente en combinación con un segundo agente activo y/u otras terapias convencionales. También se describen composiciones farmacéuticas, formas de dosificación unitaria simples, y equipos adecuados para su uso en tales métodos.
Patent EC-SP13012727-A (EC)
Title: Método, sistema y aparato para la distribución de gas de elevación
Inventor: PAVEL STEPHEN K
IPC: C10G9/32
Filed: 2013-07-03
Abstract: Se divulga un método, sistema y aparato para la distribución de gas de elevación. De acuerdo con una realización, un distribuidor de gas de elevación comprende una placa que tiene una superficie y una parte inferior, la placa tiene un primer diámetro; una sección central de la placa que tiene un segundo diámetro, donde el primer diámetro es mayor que el segundo diámetro; una cantidad predeterminada de agujeros que tienen un tercer diámetro perforados en la superficie de la placa, los agujeros perforados en un ángulo, los agujeros distribuidos uniformemente en la sección central; y múltiples tubos soldados sobre la parte inferior de la placa, cada tubo tiene una longitud predeterminada, donde cada tubo está soldado sobre cada agujero. El gas de elevación pasa a través de los tubos y agujeros hacia dentro de un reactor.
Patent GB-189701898-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Auto-motor Carriages.
Inventor: RIANCEY HENRY JOSEPH MARIE PIE
Filed: 1897-01-23
Granted: 1897-07-10
Abstract: 1898. Riancey, H. J. M. P. C. de. Jan. 23. Motor road vehicles-Consists of a motor-driven quadricycle in which the chief features are the fore-carriage carrying the motor, and an arrangement of clutch and variable-speed gear. Fig. 1 is a part side elevation of the carriage, and Fig. 4 a plan of the fore-carriage showing the gear in section. The petroleum or other motor employed is shown at y, supported, together with its appurtenances, on the frame v, which is carried on the axle r of the front steering and driving wheels s. On this frame is also supported, by suitable pillars, the turning-plate k on which rests the front end of the vehicle frame a, b. Steering is effected by horizontal movements of the hand-lever o, by which the fore-carriage can be turned about a vertical axis. By vertical movements of the same lever the driving-gear is adjusted for changes of speed, and by means of the foot-lever k<1> the driving-gear is put in and out of action. The driving-gear consists of a friction-wheel d<2> capable of sliding along the axle r and of frictionally engaging with the faces of a pair of bevel-wheels x, x. These are rotated by the wheel f<2>, which is continuously driven by a chain from the motor. The two levers o and k<1> respectively operate certain levers z, z<1>, by one of which the frictional engagement is effected and by the other the disc d' is shifted for varying the speed.
Patent GB-189702426-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fastening Means for Doors, Windows, or the like.
Inventor: GRIMMER ROBERT
Filed: 1897-01-29
Granted: 1898-01-15
Abstract: 2426. Grimmer, R. Jan. 29. Turn - buckles. - A fastening for doors, windows, &c. consists of an internally - screwed bush a, Fig. 3, in which works a screwed sleeve b, Fig. 4, carrying a bolt or arm d and a handle e. The handle may be pivoted to a pin f, passing through the sleeve and bolt and secured by a nut, or the handle may be integral with the sleeve. The bush may be fixed either to the door &c. or to the frame, and by turning the handle the door &c. is fastened and prevents the insertion of a knife &c. between it and the jamb, owing to the tightening action of the screwed sleeve. The rotation of the bolt is limited by stops h on the bush. The bolt may have a longitudinal motion on its pin to enable it to enter a striking-plate.
Patent GB-189702542-A (GB)
Title: Improved Metal Polish.
Inventor: COLBERT ARNOLD JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-01-30
Granted: 1897-03-06
Abstract: 2542. Colbert, A. J. Jan. 30. Polishing-pastes for metal in solid or block form. Melted tallow mixed with emery powder is cast into sticks of round or other form, which are then wrapped in tinfoil &c.
Patent GB-189704051-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Underground Conduits for Electric Wires.
Inventor: PEROT EDWARD S
Filed: 1897-02-15
Granted: 1897-04-10
Abstract: 4051. Lake, H. H., [Perot, E. S.]. Feb. 15. Metal pipes and tubes; spigot-and-socket joints.- Pipes or tubes forming electric conduits consist of a metal shell a to which spigot-and-socket pieces C D, E F are bolted, a lining b of hydraulic cement being afterwards added.
Patent GB-189714477-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Insulators for Electric Conductor Rails.
Filed: 1897-06-15
Granted: 1897-07-31
Abstract: 14,477. British Thomson-Houston Co., [Libby, S. H.]. June 15. Electric railways and tramways on a third rail system. Conductors; insulation.-Insulators for the conductor rails of a third-rail system are formed of pairs of blocks C of insulating-material, carried by arms D<2>, and supporting the rail A between them. Sheet lead is placed between the rail and the insulator. The arms D<2> are rounded at the end and engage in recesses in the insulator ; or both arms of insulators have holes to receive a bolt, which passes through both and also an elongated hole in the web of the rail. One or more recesses and arms may be used in each insulator. Guardplanks B are supported on arms E.
Patent GB-189715477-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Sewing Machines for Lasting Boots and Shoes.
Inventor: JORDAN JAMES JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-06-29
Granted: 1897-08-21
Abstract: 15,477. Jordan, J. J., and Kelly, J. A. June 29. Lasting. - Relates to means for lasting and sewing the sole and upper together at one operation. The edge of the upper is folded over the sole as the needle is about to make a stitch by a moving arm a, shown in underneath view in Fig. 4. The arm has teeth d to engage the upper, and a groove c to allow the needle to pass. Fig. 5 shows the arm moving forward as the needle is about to enter the work, and Fig. 6 shows the folding operation complete with the needle in the work.
Patent GB-189720052-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Gas Generating Lamps.
Inventor: RHIND FRANK
Filed: 1897-08-31
Granted: 1897-10-09
Abstract: 20,052. Rhind, F. Aug. 31. Acetylene and like lamps.-Relates to portable lamps in which the water is fed to the calcium carbide or its equivalent by means of a wick, and describes means for opening the gas cock to the burner at the instant at which the water and the calcium carbide are brought into contact. In the construction shown in Fig. 1, the rod 4 of the wick-carrier 12 has at its upper end a rack 41, which engages with a pinion 31 on the spindle 3 of the gas cock 61. Modifications are described in which cams or pawls are provided to prevent the wick and the carbide from being brought into contact except when the gas cock is open.
Patent GB-189720574-A (GB)
Title: A Burner for Acetylene and other Gases rich in Carbon.
Inventor: LEBRUN GUSTAVE
Filed: 1897-09-07
Granted: 1897-11-20
Abstract: 20,574. Lebrun, G., and Cornaille, F. March 4, [(late claimed under Sec. 103 of Patents &c. Act, A.D. 1883]. Acetylene and like lamps. - The nipple a of the burner is preferably made of thin opal glass to avoid the heating of the burner and the accumulation of carbon deposits at the base of the flame. The paraboloidal head a<1> is made of thinner glass, and the burner orifice c is shaped as shown. The glass nipple a is cemented to the burner body b, the lower end of which is closed except at the gas orifice d, to ensure the interior of the burner being kept free from deposit.
Patent GB-189721649-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Handle Grips chiefly Designed for the Handle Bars of Velocipedes and other Vehicles.
Inventor: THIESSE JULES ALFRED
Filed: 1897-09-21
Granted: 1898-09-17
Abstract: 21,649. Thiesse, J. A. Sept. 21. Motor road vehicles.-Relates to a method of fixing handles to tubular rods such as handle-bars for velocipedes, steering-levers for motor vehicles, and the like. The handle C is hollowed to fit over the end of the tube B, and it is fitted with an axial screw D which screws into a wooden plug A forced into the end of the tube B. The plug A may be split, as shown in Fig. 1, and made slightly conical, so that it may be expanded in the tube B by the screw D. A conical or wedge-shaped block may be fixed to the screw D, to assist in expanding the split plug A, which may be formed of two pieces. The plug, instead of being split, may be formed of two cylindrical parts having inclined faces ; one part passes freely on to the screw D, while the other is screw-threaded to receive the screw. When the screw D is screwed home, the parts slide over each other and bind against the tube B.
Patent GB-189722338-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Disc Harrows.
Inventor: MASSEY FREDERICK ISAIAH
Filed: 1897-09-29
Granted: 1897-12-04
Abstract: 22,338. Massey, F. I., [Johnston, W. F., and Clokey, W. J.]. Sept. 29. Harrows.-Relates to the construction of disc harrows. A bracket C is attached to the rear end of the pole A, and is provided with bearings C<1>, C<2> for bent arms D, D<1>, the outer ends of which are pivoted in bearings E arranged in the centre of the gangs of discs F. A bracket J is secured on the bent arms D, D<1>, and carries an arm K, braced by a rod k<1> to the top of the arm D or D<1>, and forked at its end to support a chain M attached to the outer end of the gang F to support the end and ensure an even penetration of all the discs. Brace rods 0 are attached to the inner ends of the gangs and to arms depending from a bracket P secured to the pole A. Drag rods N are attached to the bearings E and to links 6 secured to the lower end of a pivoted lever Q, by means of which the angular position of the gangs can be adjusted. Scrapers h<3> are attached to a bar I sliding in a groove in a bar G supported by arms from the axle of the discs. A pin on the bar I is engaged by the forked end of the lower arm of a lever L journalled in the bracket J. The scrapers h<3> can be adjusted to or from the discs by means of the lever L and the connections described. The position of the gangs F may be changed to throw the soil inwards ; in this case the chains M are attached to the inner ends of the gangs and to lugs 3 on the beam A. Provision is also made for altering the position of the drag rods N in relation to the adjusting-lever Q in consequence of the altered position of the gangs F.
Patent GB-189725971-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Method of and Means for Ascertaining the Position of Punctures in the Tyres of Cycles or such like Vehicles.
Inventor: CORBITT CHARLES EDWIN
Filed: 1897-11-09
Granted: 1898-04-16
Abstract: 25,971. Corbitt, C. E. Nov. 9. Tyres, pneumatic.-Punctures are located by pumping water or some other fluid into the tyre by means of an ordinary inflator. The one shown in Fig. 1 has at the rear a nozzle a<1>, containing a non-return valve, to which is secured a tube B leading to some vessel containing a fluid. Fig. 4 shows a portable water vessel G and the necessary fittings, which are attached to the nozzle of the inflator.
Patent GB-189802442-A (GB)
Title: A Chainless Driving Gear for Cycles.
Inventor: POWNING THOMAS POWELL MOYLE
Filed: 1898-01-31
Granted: 1898-12-10
Abstract: 2442. Powning, T. P. M., and Mace, T. K. Jan. 31. Driving-mechanism for bicycles. A pinion B is attached to the hub or spindle of the driving- wheel, and gears with an internally-toothed wheel A mounted in the frame. The shaft G transmits the power from the crank H to the wheel E, an intermediate link E mounted in the frame being provided. In another form, the pinion, gearing with the internally-toothed wheel, is mounted upon the crank axle, and the power is transmitted by a shaft to a crank on the driving-wheel. The Provisional Specification describes the invention as applied to tricycles &c.
Patent GB-189806369-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Looping Arrangements for Printing Machines, and for use in connection with Means for Stitching and Stapling.
Inventor: WOOD HENRY ALEXANDER WISE
Filed: 1898-03-15
Granted: 1899-02-25
Abstract: 6369. Wood, H. A. W. March 15. Delivery apparatus; feeding-apparatus for webs.-Relates to looping- mechanism for printing &c. machines, by which the part of the web to receive the impression or to be stapled is alternately arrested and fed forward. Fig. 1 shows a looping-mechanism consisting of two eccentric rollers 13 and 16, the web W being fed continuously by the roller and tapes 10, 11 over a guide-roller 12 to the looping-roller 13. The web is fed out from the looping-roller 16 over the guide-roller 17 by the roller and tapes 18, 19. The looping-rollers 13, 16 are driven by gearing in the direction indicated bv the arrows. The part of the web between the guide-rollers 14, 15 is alternately stopped and fed forward at double speed. The rollers 13, 16 are preferably mounted on a sliding bracket 20 adjustable by the rack and pinion 21, 22, an index 24 being provided. Fig. 5 shows a looping-arrangement applied to a mechanism for stapling sheets. The printed web W is cut by the rollers 42, 43 and severed by the tapes 44, 45, and a number of the sheets is collected on the cylinder 47. The collected sheets pass to the sets of tapes 49 and 50 by which they are carried round the looping-rollers 52, 55 between which are guiderollers 53, 54 and stapling-mechanisms S. The sheets may be folded along the stapled line by a blade 63 and folding-rollers 62. A cover sheet may be fed by the table F. A similar stapling- arrangement may be used for webs, the tapes being omitted. A wide web may be printed, slit longitudinally, and the narrow webs associated for stapling. Webs to form covers may be introduced for stapling with the other webs, or for pasting on to the stapled webs or sheets. The Provisional Specification also describes a stapling-arrangement in which the sheets are periodically arrested as they travel along the tapes, by means of cam-operated gates or stops. The stapling- mechanism S may be such as are described in Specification No. 18,741, A.D. 1897.
Patent GB-189808450-A (GB)
Title: Improved Machine for Milling, Boring, and like Operations.
Inventor: BLEARS THOMAS
Filed: 1898-04-09
Granted: 1898-07-02
Abstract: 8450. Blears, T. April 9. Milling ; boring &c.-The machine is provided with a hollow main spindle d inside which a second spindle e is free to slide on a key so that both spindles rotate together. The nose of each spindle d, e is screwed to receive a chuck &c. for holding a milling-cutter spindle, boring-tool, or the like, and the tool spindle is supported in a bearing f on the overhanging arm g. The rear end of the bar g and the spindle e are screw-threaded, and the nuts of the two are connected together by gearing to move the bar g and spindle e together. In Fig. 1 a cone pulley i on the main spindle d drives a shaft h which, through chain gearing o, p, reversing gearing s on a swing plate r, operates a shaft t<1> carrying a wheel u in gear with a wheel u<1> on the nut v of the spindle e. The nut v is connected with the nut on the bar g by the wheel v<3>, shaft v<1>, and gearing w, w<1>. The circular table c<1> is carried by compound slides on a vertically-adjustable bracket or carriage c. The shaft h also drives, through worm gearing j, the shaft l, bevel gearing m, n, swing plate x with reversing- gearing x<1>, wheel y, and the shaft y<1> for traversing the table c longitudinally or transversely.
Patent GB-189810742-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machinery or Apparatus for Washing and Dressing Ores and other Substances of Different Specific Gravities.
Inventor: WYNNE GEORGE FREDERICK
Filed: 1898-05-11
Granted: 1899-04-08
Abstract: 10,742. Wynne, G. F., and Borlase, J. S. May 11. Washing ores &c.-Apparatus for washing and dressing ores and other substances of different specific gravities. The inner rotating table B is arranged concentric with and about six or eight inches above an outer rotating table A. Each table has a circular launder C, D around its edge. Above each table are a number of fixed curved perforated waterdistributing pipes E, F, G, H, I, J, by which the slime or fine ore is washed.
Patent GB-189811021-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Milling Apparatus to use in conjunction with a Lathe.
Inventor: GREATOREX WILLIAM HENRY
Filed: 1898-05-14
Granted: 1899-04-29
Abstract: 11,021. Greatorex, W. H. May 14. Milling ; slot-drilling ; lathes.-A lathe attachment, to enable milling, slot-drilling, keywaycutting, and fluting to be performed, consists of a slide-rest with a longitudinal slide c and a crossslide b operated by screws e, e<1> respectively. A revoluble socket n is mounted in the slide h, and may be clamped in any desired position by a screw s and block t. The socket has a spindle n<1> on which the work is chucked, the cutter being mounted on the lathe mandrel. The spindle is prevented from rotating by screws r, r<1>, and may be clamped by the screw r. The spindle is vertically adjustable by a nut o engaging a thread on the spindle. The socket has one or more series of dividing holes h<1>, with which engages a pin I on a locking-lever, held by a spring pin m. The pivot of the lever is clamped in a segmental slot, concentric with the socket, allowing the lever to be adjusted to suit the arbitrary position of the socket.
Patent GB-189820809-A (GB)
Title: Improved Apparatus for Taking-off Sheets from Platen Printing Presses.
Filed: 1898-10-03
Granted: 1899-08-19
Abstract: 2 0,8 0 9. W i s e, W. L., [Rockstroh und Schneider (Nachfolger)]. Oct. 3. Platen presses.-Relates to means for taking-off the sheets in platen presses. Fig. 1 shows a plan of part of the platen a. At the side of the platen is a fixed shaft c and a fixed casing e. Inside the casing e is a rotatory spring casing k, to which is fixed one end of a spring bar p having on its end a shoe p<1> which is always held in contact with the face of the platen a by the spring of the bar p. The bar p projects through a slot in the fixed casing e. On the casing k is a ratchet k<1> engaged by pawls i<2> on a sleeve i having a slot and pin connection h', i<1> with a sleeve d mounted to rotate on the shaft c. The sleeve d has a bevel gear f<1> gearing with a wheel f on a stud g. On the wheel f is a friction-wheel r, which rolls over a fixed track. As the platen moves away from the type bed the wheel f sleeves d, i, and casing are rotated to protrude the bar p, so that its shoe p<1> pushes the printed sheet t off the platen. The adjustable slot and pin connection h<1>, i<1> between the sleeves d and i causes the pawls i<2> to disengage the ratchet k<1> as the platen moves towards the bed.
Patent GB-189821086-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Motor Vehicles.
Inventor: THOFEHRN HERMANN GEORGES CHRIS
Filed: 1898-10-06
Granted: 1899-09-02
Abstract: 21,086. Thofehrn, H. G. C. Oct. 6. Vapour engines for motor road vehicles. The motive fluid consists of a compressed or liquefied gas stored in containers A and delivered to a pipe T through pipes provided with expansion chambers D. The pipe T may be provided with gills or internal baffles to enable the gas to absorb heat from the atmosphere, before being delivered through a perforated pipe into a chamber B containing an alkaline solution, which cleans it, and which is also carried in the form of spray into the working cylinder H, where it acts as a lubricant. The solution may be forced by a pump p into the chamber B, or it may be introduced into the pipe T. From the chamber B the gas passes into a heating-coil S, embedded in aluminium, and thence through a regulating-valve r to the cylinder M. The chamber B and part of the pipe T may be enclosed in a casing G forming a flue for the products of combustion from the flame for heating the coil S. The exhaust can also be discharged into the casing.
Patent GB-189821811-A (GB)
Title: A New Indoor Game.
Inventor: GLAZEBROOK HENRY GEORGE TWANBR
Filed: 1898-10-17
Granted: 1898-12-10
Abstract: 21,811. Glazebrook, H. G. T. Oct. 17. Card games.-The game is played with a map of a country, two similar packs of cards-each pack containing the names of all the towns on the map and each card bearing the names of one of the towns-as many men as towns, and a convenient number of counters. The players on being served from one pack show their cards and place in the pool a counter for each card. A card is turned up from the second pack and the name of the town on it read aloud. Whoever holds a card corresponding to that turned up claims it, puts a man on the name on the map, and covers his own card with it while ten is being counted; otherwise the card drawn is replaced at the bottom of the pack. The next player proceeds in a similar fashion. The first of the players who covers all his cards wins the game and takes the pool. He, however, pays each player one counter for each card that player covers. The game is continued until but two players remain.
Patent GB-189826129-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Intermittent Siphonic Flushing Apparatus.
Inventor: STANDING HERBERT FOX
Filed: 1898-12-10
Granted: 1899-05-27
Abstract: 26,129. Standing, H. F., and Dixon, C. F. Dec. 10. Flushing.-Relates to the intermittent and automatic type of apparatus in which the flush is started by the escape of trapped and compressed air. The discharge pipe A dips, as shown, into the short stand-pipe C, and is thus trapped. As the water level rises in the tank, it is correspondingly depressed in the chamber C, until it reaches the level B, when the air suddenly escapes and the flush is started.
Patent GB-189906492-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Apparatus for Automatically Operating Railway Barriers.
Inventor: RAMMENSEE GEORG
Filed: 1899-03-25
Granted: 1899-04-29
Abstract: 6492. RammensÚe, G., and Kaesser, A. March 25. Barriers.-The barriers i are lowered by a passing train acting through levers d, e, g, l and rod connections f, m. They are locked in the lowered position by a catch q, which is liberated by the train by the levers t, u and connection v.
Patent GB-189907641-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Hertizian Wave Telegraphy to Enable Signals to be Transmitted to any Distance by Means of Intermediate Relay Stations.
Inventor: COLE PHILIP HENRY
Filed: 1899-04-11
Granted: 1900-03-17
Abstract: 7641. Cole, P. H., and Cohen, B. April 11. Wireless telegraphy.-Relates to intermediate stations by which Hertzian signals are received from one section and retransmitted on to the next; the apparatus can receive or transmit in either direction. Two vertical rods a, a are separated by a metallic screen b, and are attached to the tongues m, m<1> of two main relays l, l<1>. The tongues m, m<1> are attached to but insulated from two other tongues n, n<1>, connected in the primary circuit of the induction coil c. e, e<1> are the two coherers, and h, h<1> the two subsidiary relays, which are arranged so that the relay h controls the relay l<1> and relay h<1> main relay l. f, f<1> are the decoherers arranged in circuit with the primary of the induction coil. The armatures of relays l, l<1> may have finger knobs so as to facilitate initial transmission from the intermediate station.
Patent GB-189920758-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Clutches.
Inventor: SAMPSON JAMES LYONS
Filed: 1899-10-17
Granted: 1900-09-22
Abstract: 20,758. Sampson, J. L. Oct. 17. Clutches for velocipedes &c. applicable also for starting explosion motors on motor cars. The rollers or equivalent gripping-parts are carried in a cage composed of side rings D, distance-pieces d, and screws d, so that they are caused to move simultaneously. In a modification, the ends of the rollers are reduced and work in radial slots in the rings.