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Patent UA-43730-A (UA)
Title: A method for making pyroxylin gunpowder
Inventor: BANISHEVSKYI VIKTOR VASYLIOVYCH
Filed: 2000-12-26
Abstract: A method for making pyroxylin gunpowder which includes preparation of components, pyroxylin dehydration, preparation of gunpowder mass which consists in dosing components, mixing thereof and plasticization, pressing gunpowder cords, preliminary dry-curing, cutting gunpowder cords, removal of solvent which consists in dry-curing, soaking and drying gunpowder, classification of granulated gunpowder or calibration of tubular gunpowder, mixing gunpowder. The gunpowder mass is prepared in unique continuous cycle, in automatic mode with synchronous dosage of pyroxylin and solution of diphenylamine in ether with automatic correction of the amount of supplied solution depending on mass of pyroxylin portion and after the preparation of gunpowder mass an additional plasticization of gunpowder mass is performed by granulation, and for subsequent pressing gunpowder cords plasticized and dense gunpowder granules are used.
Patent UA-49207-A (UA)
Title: Trolley for intermediate ladle
Inventor: SANZHAREVSKYI OLEH VASYLIOVYCH
Filed: 2001-07-24
Abstract: Trolley for intermediate ladle has a frame carrying cross-arms for intermediate ladle, those are installed with the possibility of displacement in vertical direction by means of a drive. Trolley is equipped at least with 4 dismountable spacers with changeable height. At that, the frame in its horizontal part is made with support platforms placed at its ends, and each of the cross-arms is made with support platforms, corresponding to the named platforms and installed with possibility of contacting with support platforms of the frame and spacers.
Patent UA-52254-A (UA)
Title: Method for predicting severity of gastrointestinal salmonellosis
Inventor: ANDRUSCHENKO IRYNA MYKOLAIVNA
Filed: 2002-03-29
Abstract: The method for predicting the severity of the gastrointestinal salmonellosis comprises assessing the clinical and symptomatical manifestations and biological features of the causative agent of the disease. The presence of the causative agent throughout the course of the treatment is also assayed. Furthermore prior to the treatment the clinical anamnestic and symptomatical manifestations specific for the patients suffered from the gastrointestinal salmonellosis are measured. The serologic variant of salmonella is verified bacteriologically. Then all the components as well as the overall severity index are assessed qualitatively and quantitatively. The severity index is then assessed according to the formula: SI = 1 - Sm /S0, where SI – the index of severity of the gastrointestinal salmonellosis; S0 – the maximally possible prognostic sum; Sm – the sum of the prognostic coefficients obtained for specific patient. If SI does not exceed 0.29 the severe course of the disease is predicted. When SI is within 0.30-0.69 range the moderate severity of the disease is predicted. SI exceeding 0.7 is indicative of the mild form of the gastrointestinal salmonellosis.
Patent UA-54897-A (UA)
Title: A blue color photosensitive varnish
Inventor: OLIANYSHEN TETIANA VIKTORIVNA
Filed: 2002-05-07
Abstract: A blue color photosensitive varnish contains methacrylediethyleneglicolphtalate, oligoetherisocyanuratimyde resin, 4-phenylbenzophenone, diphenylamine. 2-hydroxy-2.2-dimethylbenzophenone is used as photoinitiator, a mixture of methylene blue, milori blue and methyl violet to be used as a dye system.
Patent UA-55076-A (UA)
Title: Coating of interior surface of suction dredge setting
Filed: 2002-06-21
Abstract: A coating of internal surface of suction dredge setting contains a protective layer of resistant-proof polymeric compound. Polymeric compound consists of diane epoxy, polyethylene polyamine as hardener, dibutylphtalate as softener, and manufactured corundum as filler.
Patent UA-71099-A (UA)
Title: Preparation for correcting shifted microcenosis in mucosa of oropharynx in children
Inventor: TARASIUK OLEKSANDRA OLEKSANDRIVNA
Filed: 2003-03-04
Abstract: The invention consists in combining use of Lactobacterin and Spirulin for correcting the shifted microcenosis in the mucosa of the oropharynx upon the exposure of the heavy metals in the complex with sulfur.
Patent EC-SP10010243-A (EC)
Title: Degradacion enzimatica de sustratos de biomasa que comprenden manano
Inventor: SOERENSEN HANNE RISBJERG
IPC: A23K1/00
Filed: 2010-06-10
Abstract: La presente invención se relaciona con procesos que comprenden la degradación enzimática de materiales que contienen manando para producir un hidrolizado. La invención también se relaciona con procesos para producir un producto de fermentación a partir de materiales que contienen manano.
Patent EC-SP10010261-A (EC)
Title: Polvo nutricional estable
Inventor: BERGANA MARTI
IPC: A23L33/00
Filed: 2010-06-16
Abstract: Una incorporación del invento está dirigida a polvos nutricionales, inclusive polvos para formulas infantiles, que incluyen carbohidratos; lípidos que incluyen más de 0.25% a más de 2.5% de lecitina por peso del total de lípidos; de más de 0.55 a más de10% de proteína hidrolizada de caseína por peso del total de proteínas; y de más de 90% a más de 99.5% de proteína intacta por peso del total de proteínas. Se ha encontrado, sorprendentemente, que las incorporaciones del polvo nutricional del presente invento presentan una estabilidad oxidativa mejorada y rendimiento sensorial. Se encontró que los niveles seleccionados de proteína caseína hidrolizada en combinación con la lecitina proporcionan un efecto antioxidante sinérgico, y por lo tanto pueden ser formuladas dentro de los polvos nutricionales para reducir la oxidación y proporcionar un mejor rendimiento sensorial por periodos prolongados.
Patent EE-200200233-A (EE)
Inventor: MAELKKI YRJOE
IPC: C09B61/00
Filed: 2000-11-02
Abstract: The invention relates to a method for preparing an organic pigment from starch, and the pigment thus received. According to the invention, starch granules are swollen to increase their volume and plasticity, their stability towards changes in volume and shape is improved by cross-linking, by derivatization, or by making the surface hydrophobic, after which gas bubbles or cavities are formed inside the granules, these bubbles or cavities having a strong light scattering effect. Generating bubbles or cavities can be performed by evaporating water or another liquid, by releasing impregnated gas, by a gas generating reaction, or by displacing absorbed water with a solvent. The product is useful as a white pigment especially in coating of starch, in paints and in cosmetic products.
Patent EG-25302-A (EG)
Title: Reinforcement textile armature and method for making same.
Inventor: CHOMARAT GILBERT
IPC: D04H1/4218
Filed: 2009-11-10
Granted: 2011-12-07
Abstract: A textile armature that can be used for making composite materials or parts includes a central layer containing fiber segments of a first type of synthetic material previously submitted, before shaping it into a layer, to a process imparting a permanent crimp; outer layers including a mixture of segments of chemical fibers previously submitted to a process imparting a permanent crimping, and of segments of reinforcing fibers, at least some of the segments of chemical fibers of the outer layers penetrate along a portion of their length into the central layer. First segments of chemical fibers of the outer layers are bonded at least partially between them and to the other fiber segments of the textile armature.
Patent GB-189705617-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Desiccating Apparatus for Keeping Dry the Interior of Pianofortes, Organs, and other Enclosed Chambers.
Inventor: TANNER HANNAH OSBORNE
Filed: 1897-03-03
Granted: 1898-02-12
Abstract: 5617. Tanner, H. O., and Winter, T. E. March 3. Pianofortes; organs.-The invention consists of means for drying the interiors of closed chambers, and is specially applicable to organs, pianofortes, and the like. It consists of a round or oval vessel divided into two chambers A and B by a removable perforated partition C. The upper chamber is open and contains a deliquescent mixture consisting of about 98 per cent, of fused calcium chloride and 2 per cent. of anhydrous copper chloride, together with a small quantity of some perfume, such as otto of roses.
Patent GB-189706873-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Machines for Grinding and Polishing the Surfaces of Plate Glass, Marble, Stone Slabs, and the like.
Inventor: SEMMER PHILLIP
Filed: 1897-03-16
Granted: 1897-04-17
Abstract: 6873. Semmer, P. March 16. Surfacing and polishing plate glass, marble, stone, &c. The apparatus consists of a pair of rotating drums 1 supported on a shaft 2 and rollers 31, 32, in which the glass plates are placed vertically side by side between discs 33, 34 on the shaft 2 and on adjustable rods 35 respectively. Each drum is charged, to the level indicated by the line 46, with water and abrading-material, which is lifted and discharged over the plates by means of buckets 45 arranged on each side of the rubber cushion 44. This may be of cellular formation as shown, or it may consist of a plain band of rubber secured to the drum at four points, between which it extends towards the centre in waves. The faces of the discs 33, 34 may be of grinding- material, and grinding-discs may be placed between the glass plates. In a modification, the outer end of a drum is made removable, the spindle 35 is made hollow for the purpose of supplying water, and the drum is mounted eccentrically upon the shaft or allowed a limited amount of free motion thereon.
Patent GB-189708784-A (GB)
Title: Improved Means for Controlling the Draft to Furnaces.
Inventor: WILSON EDWARD
Filed: 1897-04-06
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 8784. Wilson, E. April 6. Air supply, regulating ,firebars and grates.-In order to control the draught to furnaces, firebars A, shown in Figs. 1 and 2 (these Figures being views at right angles to each other), are formed hollow and provided with fuel surfaces E capable of being raised and lowered, whereby the draught passes to the fuel from longitudinal orifices c. In some cases the moving fuel surfaces are also hollow and receive air and steam jets for cooling purposes. The fuel surfaces are raised and lowered by a handle K in conjunction with levers I and cams F.
Patent GB-189708961-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Arc Lamp Mechanism.
Inventor: PERCIVAL GERALD
Filed: 1897-04-08
Granted: 1898-04-07
Abstract: 8961. Percival, G. April 8. Arc lamps.-One carbon is carried by a float F on glycerine, oil, water, or mixtures of these, and is connected electrically by a wire dipping in mercury, or a flexible conductor Y. The float is provided with a stem of such section at different parts as to maintain the carbon at the proper height as it burns away. The proper form of stem is found by providing first a uniform stem on which collars are placed as found necessary. The carbon passes through a guide to centre it near the arc. The carbon may be carried on the stem, or hung by rods from a cross-bar thereon. The float may be in a vessel floating within an outer one. The carbon float or inner vessel carries a tapered iron core I above or below a series or shunt solenoid W, the action of which may be rendered uniform by causing the carbon-holder to lift a cord or chain carrying small weights L. The second carbon may be stationary or supported by cords on pulleys, connected with the float. The arc may be struck by hand or otherwise.
Patent GB-189709167-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Driving Gear for Cycles and the like.
Inventor: HOWARD JAMES
Filed: 1897-04-10
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 9167. Howard, J. April 10. Chain gearing.-Relates to means for maintaining the tension of cycle and like chains when used with elliptical chain-wheels. A triangular frame a, mounted in suitable ball bearings on the axle d, carries in ball bearings at one corner a small guide-wheel g which engages the lower half of the chain. An arm h pivoted at i carries a second guide-wheel g<1> to engage the upper half of the chain. The arm h is pressed outwards by a spring contained in the box k, its motion being limited by a pin l and jaws m as shown. By this arrangement the movement of the arm h takes up the slack of the chain.
Patent GB-189715197-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Brakes for Cycles and other Light Vehicles.
Inventor: GREEN HERBERT HENRY
Filed: 1897-06-25
Granted: 1898-06-18
Abstract: 15,197. Green, H. H. June 25. Locks, key.-Consists in providing means for locking the brakes of cycles or other light vehicles on the wheels or brake drums to prevent theft &c. The operating-rod or other part of the brake is passed through or otherwise arranged in relation to a lock case, and is provided with a notch or opening for the lock bolt to engage with. The Figures show the invention as applied to a bicycle. The brake rod D is passed through a lock A clamped to the steering-socket B, and is provided with an opening g wherewith the bolt f of the lock may engage after the brake has been applied. The bolt f is carried by an arm d pivoted at e<1> and acted upon by a spring h. This arm is normally held by a catch l on a spring pin k, which pin projects through the lock case and can be depressed to release the arm and allow the bolt or projection f to be forced into the hole g. The arm d is turned to withdraw the bolt by means of a key having projections for engaging holes in the pivot e<1>. An inclined surface n on the end of the arm d engages a similar surface on the catch l, and depresses the same to allow the bolt to be withdrawn. The key may be dispensed with, and a handle fixed to the pivot e<1>.
Patent GB-189715635-A (GB)
Title: A New Toy or Game.
Inventor: TOURTEL JOHN
Filed: 1897-07-01
Granted: 1898-05-14
Abstract: 15,635. Tourtel, J. July 1. Games played with boards, guns, and model figures. -A board A is provided with rims B, B<1>, B<2>, B<3> having rubber cushions M, and two cpposite openings C, within which are pivoted at E spring guns D. Each gun consists of a piston, surrounded by a spring, and having a projection I which works in a slot J, and is held in a notch K. The piston is operated by the rod H. Pegs or model soldiers N are placed upon the board, either simply resting thereon, or fitting loosely into holes Q by means of pins P. The pegs &c. in front of each opening belong to the player operating that gun. Two people play the game, and each endeavours to knock over as many of his opponent's pegs as possible. At first this can only be done from a cushion as shown.
Patent GB-189719631-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Hair-Holders for Use in Dressing the Hair.
Inventor: WEX VALENTIN
Filed: 1897-08-25
Granted: 1897-09-25
Abstract: 19,631. Wex, V. Aug. 25. Drawings to Specification. Hair-curling appliances; hair slides.-For dressing the hair, use is made of a wire of lead or other yielding material, which may be varnished, and is covered with silk, cotton, leather, or rubber, &c.
Patent GB-189719756-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machinery for Nailing Boots and Shoes.
Inventor: CAVALLI JOSEPH ANDREA
Filed: 1897-08-27
Granted: 1897-11-06
Abstract: 19,756. Cavalli, J. A. Aug. 27. Nailing.-Relates to a machine for driving wire nails, which in cutting off a nail forms a chisel point on the end of the wire to facilitate the driving of the next nail. The machine is driven by a loose pulley B<1> which can be put in gear with friction discs fast on the shaft B. This shaft is in gear with a shaft C<4> carrying cams by which the various parts of the machine are actuated. The upper portion A<1> of the framing carries the feed and cutting-off mechanism and is vibrated about, and by, the spindle D<2> to space the nails. The spindle D<2> is oscillated by a cam D acting on a sliding frame D<1>, which operates one arm of a bell crank on the spindle. The block on which the slide D' acts is adjustable to vary the extent of the oscillations of the spindle. The other arm of the bell crank carries a vertical spindle on which is mounted the work-support H<2>, which is thus moved in unison with the upper portion of the framing. The upper portion of the spindle H<1> can turn about the joint 9, so that the work-support can be rotated as desired. The part H<1> rests on the lower spindle H, which can be moved vertically to press the shoe against the adjustable rest J. This upward movement may be effected by a treadle I, but when the machine is in motion the spindle H is lowered, after each nail is driven, by a cam on the shaft C' acting through a bar 50 on the lever 43. As stated above, the feed, which is adjustable, and the cutting-off is effected by cams on the shaft C<4>, the wire being forced into the sole without any rotary movement. Any desired wire may be used, but preferably screwed wire of triangular cross-section. The machine is automatically stopped after the last nail has been driven.
Patent GB-189721550-A (GB)
Title: New or Improved Means or Apparatus for Securing the Safe Storage or Keeping of Cycles and other Articles.
Inventor: WIER MARSHALL ARTHUR
Filed: 1897-09-20
Granted: 1898-08-06
Abstract: 21,550. Wier, M. A. Sept. 20. Locks, permutation.-The lock is adapted to secure cycles or other articles to a stand or the like, or to fasten the door of a cupboard containing such articles. The lock is secured by the introduction of a coin or coins into one or more of a number of slots, and can only be opened by the insertion of an additional coin or coins in the same slot or slots. The slots are formed by a number of partitions B arranged side by side, and are given a sinuous form by packing-pieces C to prevent tampering. Corresponding slots D<1> are formed in the sliding plate D which performs the locking operation. The first coin inserted in any slot falls into the position J, where it prevents the plate D from sliding. On the insertion of a second coin into the same slot, it falls to the position K. The two coins can then be pushed into the positions J<1>, K<1> by pushing the stud H, thus leaving the plate D free to move. On withdrawing the plate D to a position which frees the article secured, the coins fall into a box L, and a registering-arrangement may be fitted to count or weigh the coins as they are discharged. Anyone not knowing the particular slot or slots which have been used would be unable to open the lock. The effect of a third coin falling into the position M would be to prevent the two others from being moved by the push H. A hood P with a transparent face may be fitted over the slots to prevent a bystander from seeing which are being used. The locking-plate D may be formed in two parts capable of embracing some part of the cycle and hinged so as to open only when the plate D is drawn out from the casing A.
Patent GB-189805382-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Cyclometers and Speed Indicators.
Inventor: NICKALLS WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-03-04
Granted: 1899-06-02
Abstract: 5382. Nickalls, W., and Silva, A. da. March 4. Odometers; speed indicators.-The apparatus is fixed on the fork of a cycle or any convenient part of a vehicle, and the rotation of the wheel communicates a reduced motion to the shaft b<5> and so, through further reducing-gear d, d<1>, d<2>, to the odometer train h, g, g*, g<1>, g<1*>. The wheel d<2> is frictionally connected to its shaft d<3>, which has a square head entering a square socket h' on the wheel h, so that the odometer train may be set back to zero by the turn-button d<4>. The watch mechanism, which may be in a removable case or attached, as shown, by screws e*, drives a separate hand j* over an additional dial i marked, say, in minutes up to 7 and backwards in rates of miles per hour. The hand j* is rigidly connected to a heart-shaped cam j<3>, and the two are frictionally connected to their arbor driven by the watch. A double-spring lever k<2>, k is lifted every mile by a snail-cam l on the arbor of the furlongs indicator and then suddenly released. Flying back under the influence of its spring k<4>, it strikes the cam j<3> and sets the hand j* back to zero. The distance traversed by this hand before being returned thus shows the time occupied in completing a mile and the rate in miles per hour. In a simple form of the apparatus, the odometer train may be dispensed with.
Patent GB-189805610-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Machine for Smearing Fly Papers.
Filed: 1898-03-08
Granted: 1898-07-16
Abstract: 5610. Kay, T., and Kay Bros. March 8. Coating surfaces with liquids and p l a s t i c materials.-Relates to a machine for use in coating flypapers with sticky composition. A receptacle A for the composition is pivoted in supports L so that it can be tilted by means of a cord passing over the pulleys M, M and operated by the treadle N. The receptacle A is provided with an outlet spout B, fitted with a spreading-device not shown in the Figure. The receptacle A may be heated by gas jets if necessary. The papers are held by a spring O beneath the receptacle A, and are then drawn forward by hand beneath the spreading-device until sufficiently coated.
Patent GB-189807050-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Shuttle Guard for Looms.
Inventor: TATTERSALL WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-03-23
Granted: 1899-02-04
Abstract: 7050. Tattersall, W., and Tattersall, S. March 23. Loom shuttle guards.-Two parallel rods d, e are mounted in bearing-brackets c on the lay cap, as shown, and the latter is connected by a crank h, b to a bent rod a attached to a spiral spring f. The bent rod is operated, to put the shuttle guard into action, by a bolt on the breast beam.
Patent GB-189807184-A (GB)
Title: Improved Treatment of Acetylene Gas for Preventing the Deposit of Solid Carbon therefrom when Burning.
Inventor: GUROVITS EUGEN
Filed: 1898-03-24
Granted: 1899-01-21
Abstract: 7184. Gurovits, E. March 24. Mixing gases.-Relates to treating acetylene so as to prevent any deposit of solid carbon when burning, and consists in mixing with the acetylene small quantities varying from 0À4 to 1 per cent. of an oxidizing-gas of any known kind, such admixture being affected either in the gas generator or in the burner.
Patent GB-189825397-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to the Manufacture of Candles.
Inventor: GREIG WILLIAM CATTO
Filed: 1898-12-01
Granted: 1899-01-28
Abstract: 25,397. Greig, W. C., and Gardner, J. H. Dec. 1. Drawings to Specification. Candles.-After being moulded in the ordinary way, the candle is dipped into a bath of molten wax &c. having a higher melting point than that of which the candle is composed, in order to provide it with an outer coating. Colouring- matter may be added to the wax bath, and beeswax or resin may be used to raise the melting point.
Patent GB-189827591-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Gas Lighting Apparatus.
Inventor: ADAMS MOSES JAMES
Filed: 1898-12-31
Granted: 1899-05-13
Abstract: 27,591. Adams, M. J. Dec 31. Lighting gas. - Relates to incandescent lamps in which the main burner is ignited from a pilot jet, which has been previously lit by a match or taper, and which is turned out after the ignition of the main flame. When the lever B of the gas cock His turned to the position B<1>, gas is supplied to a pilot tube C arranged without or within the mantle F, and is ignited by a match or taper. As the lever B approaches the position B<2>, gas passes to the main burner and is ignited by the pilot jet D, the supply of gas to which is cut off when the cock is turned full on.
Patent GB-189905979-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Injectors.
Inventor: EATON WILLIAM
Filed: 1899-03-20
Granted: 1900-01-27
Abstract: 5979. Eaton, W. March 20. Injectors.-An injector, shown in Fig. 2 and applicable for steam generators, has the steam nozzle C and the water supply pipe D entering the first chamber B, the lifting and concentrating cone E across the second compartment F, which is in communication with the chamber H through the valve I, and the delivery cone J provided with the enlarged part j and snifting-holes K. The snifting-holes communicate with the chamber H and with the overflow pipe L.