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Patent GB-191329710-A (GB)
Title: A Method of Making Concrete or Reinforced Concrete (Ferro-concrete) Piles.
Inventor: WILHELMI OTTO
IPC: E02D5/44
Filed: 1913-12-24
Granted: 1914-06-18
Abstract: 29,710. Wilhelmi, O. Jan. 27, [Convention date]. Piles.-In the construction of concrete piles by means of a preparatory driving-tube a, this tube, after being driven, is filled with liquid concrete c, and is then withdrawn a certain distance, again filled at d, closed at the top, and again driven so that the concrete is caused to expand. The operation may be repeated, and the enlargements may b e made at any desired height. The operation may be assisted by means of wedges f, Fig. 5, placed in the concrete.
Patent GB-191407412-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Plungers for Washing Clothes and the like.
Inventor: WADDELL DAVID
IPC: D06F15/00
Filed: 1914-03-24
Granted: 1914-11-19
Abstract: 7412. Waddell, D. March 24. Washing-plungers.-The casing consists of two superposed bowls A, C, communicating by an aperture a over which is arranged a disk valve B. Around the lower edge of the bowl C are holes c which are so shaped, or guarded with hoods c', as to direct the discharged liquid in a downward direction.
Patent GB-191415462-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Gun Barrels.
Inventor: GREDT PAUL
IPC: F41A21/24
Filed: 1914-06-27
Granted: 1915-05-20
Abstract: 15,462. Gredt, P. June 27. Cooling barrels.-Relates to air cooling- devices of the kind in which the barrel is formed with a helical rib and is surrounded with a sleeve, and consists in mounting the sleeve b tightly on the rib a and in forming the rib of dovetail crosssection, with a groove d<1> in its outer surface to form an efficient joint.
Patent GB-191417187-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the Manufacture of India-rubber Goods.
Inventor: GRAY CHRISTIAN HAMILTON
IPC: A63B41/02
Filed: 1914-07-20
Granted: 1914-12-31
Abstract: 17,187. Gray, C. H. July 20. Balls.-In india-rubber articles such as football bladders made with a seam and fold, the seam A<1> is placed to one side of the fold and a strengthening-strip D is placed symmetrically with reference to the fold. The invention is applicable to sheet rubber, rubber sheet reinforced with canvas &c., and to flexible sheet material faced or treated with rubber.
Patent GB-191418457-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Machines for Cleaning, Separating, and Screening Stone, Ore, Coal and the like.
Inventor: LISTER-KAYE LISTER
IPC: B07B1/18
Filed: 1914-08-08
Granted: 1915-07-08
Abstract: 18,457. Kaye, L. Lister-, and Blyth, C. E. Aug. 8. Rotary sieves for screening stone, ore, coal, and the like. An open - ended conical screen is constructed of a series of longitudinal bars A secured by means of wedge-pieces B to transverse rings C, which rest upon rollers H' so arranged that the angle of the bottom of the screen is about five degrees with the horizontal. The screen is rotated by gearing D, E, G, H, and each of the rollers H' is mounted in a bearing carried in blocks J, which can be adjusted in the sole-plate by means of the screws J<1> to vary the inclination of the screen. Rollers L mounted in blocks M adjustable by screws N support the screen in position. Owing to the tapering form of the screen, the bars A are spaced at a greater distance apart at the larger than at the smaller end, so that when, for instance, blue lias limestone is being operated upon, the softer shale and clay are broken and fall away between the bars. Towards the lower end of the screen, the shale and clay are practically all detached, whereupon the lumps of limestone are broken before being discharged at the lower end, the gradual diminishing spaces between the bars preventing the broken limestone from falling between them. The screen may be circular, triangular, square, or polygonal in crosssection, and plates, blades, or other projections may be fixed to the inside surface to assist in cleaning the material.
Patent GB-191423660-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Control Mechanism for Aeroplanes.
Inventor: WESTWOOD WILLIAM
IPC: B64C13/00
Filed: 1914-12-07
Granted: 1915-09-02
Abstract: 23,660. Westwood, W., and Player, R. Dec. 7. Steering.-In steering- apparatus of the type in which the steering-shaft has both longitudinal and rotational movements, the ailerons are moved by cords which are connected together by a chain which passes over the wheel d mounted close up to the b e a r i n g f. The tail steering is effected through a cross-head z connected to p i v o t e d l e v e r s j carrying the steering-cords.
Patent GB-191502451-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Connections for Rubber Pipes or the like.
Inventor: BARNFATHER ROBERT
IPC: F16L33/22
Filed: 1915-02-16
Abstract: 2451. Barnfather, R. Feb. 16. Overlap joints with longitudinal pressure and with yielding outer pipe.-Relates to couplings of the kind in which a rubber or like flexible pipe e is connected to a metal nozzle a by means of a coned sleeve c having a screw-threaded portion h engaged by a flanged locking-ring d, which abuts against a shoulder b on the nozzle. According to the invention, the sleeve c is coned more steeply than the cylindrical or conical nozzle a, so that as the coupling is made, the rubber pipe e is pinched at the outer extremity of the sleeve c and displaced towards the shoulder b, the displaced rubber thus tending to force the sleeve c away from the shoulder and so preventing unslackening of the locking-ring. In the coupled position, the end of the nozzle a projects beyond the outer end of the sleeve c. The nozzle is preferably serrated or barbed in known manner to aid the pinching action of the coned sleeve. Specifications 416/85, 25,105/01, 12,873/08, [Class 8, Air and gases, Compressing &c.], and 29,326/13, [Class 8 (i), Air and gases, Compressing &c.], are referred to.
Patent GB-191503329-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Sanitary Telephone Mouthpieces.
Inventor: JENKINS ED MONROE
IPC: H04R1/12
Filed: 1915-03-02
Abstract: 3329. Jenkins, E. M. March 2. Sanitary and hygienic devices. - Comprises several constructions of mouthpieces of the kind in which disinfectant material is stored between a solid outer shell and a perforated inner shell. In the form shown in Fig. 5, the inner shell 3 is screwed into a connecting-member 20 and has a curved flange 11 round its rim, which encloses the edge of the outer shell 1. The rear wall 4 of the outer shell is bevelled at 5, so as to secure the intermediate shell 2 when the inner shell 3 is screwed into the member 20. The intermediate shell is of conical shape and is perforated on its lower side. A ring of fibrous material is placed between the shells 1, 2 and is soaked with disinfectant liquid poured in through a stoppered opening 15. In another form, the opening 15 and the intermediate shell 2 are dispensed with, and the fibrous ring 6 is held in place by a perforated washer. When the invention is applied to the mouthpiece of a breast set, the curved horn passes right through the intermediate shell, which is of cylindrical form, the end of the outer shell being closed by a flanged cap. In a modification, Fig. 8, the inner mouthpiece is provided with slots 38 and with a cylindrical flange A fitting into the chamber B containing the disinfectant material 34, the fumes entering the mouthpiece through a perforated washer 35 and through the slots 38. In another form shown in Fig. 13, the connecting-screw 58 is formed on the inner perforated shell 55, and disinfectant in solid or liquid form is stored in a receptacle 66 depending from the outer shell 51. The intermediate shell 52 is perforated at its lower part, and the three shells are spaced apart by flanges at each end. Radial lugs on the intermediate shell 52 engage notches in the outer shell and prevent relative rotary movement.
Patent GB-191504936-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Stabilizing Devices for Aeroplanes and the like.
Inventor: PARKER JOSEPH THOMPSON
IPC: B64C17/00
Filed: 1915-03-30
Granted: 1915-09-09
Abstract: 4936. Parker, J. T. March 30. Balancing automatically. The lateral balance of an aeroplane is maintained by tiltable planes 7, 8 arranged above or between the main planes and controlled through the cords shown, by a laterally swinging pendulum body 3. The cords are attached below the point of suspension of the pendulum. The upper edges 4 of the pendulum are bevelled to limit its swinging movement.
Patent GB-191505462-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Coin Freed or Actuated Vending and like Machines.
Inventor: FAWNS KATRINE ELLEN
IPC: G07F1/04
Filed: 1915-04-10
Abstract: 5462. Fawns, K. E., [Kermode, G.]. April 10. Sale apparatus; delivery mechanism.-Relates more particularly to the apparatus for vending stamps described in Specification 19,500/07. The rotary feed-wheel 2 is contained in a casing 1 and is provided with a loose cover 3 retained in position by a spring-controlled rod 4 engaging a notch 6 in the cover. The stamps are delivered through an aperture 15 into a chamber 12 at the front of the machine, into which spurious coins and rubbish rejected from the coin-tester are also discharged. Casings.-The storage chamber 1 is lined with wood to reduce the liability of the contents to be affected by weather conditions, and the door 9 is provided with fastening-means for ensuring a close fit. Diverting improper coins; returning coin.-A movable coin shoot 13 is pivoted longitudinally by means of lugs 25 to a rod 24, the threaded end of which is screwed into a fixed frame 31, so that the shoot may be readily removed. The shoot comprises a single plate having an offset portion 38, Fig. 7, the upper part of which is closed by a rail 39 having a slight freedom of movement at one end and provided with a lower curved edge 42 ; adjacent the offset portion, the lower part of the shoot is provided with a rib 42<a>. The shoot is normally retained in the position shown in Fig. 5, so that rubbish inserted in the coin slot 22 passes directly into the chamber 12, by a weight 27, a projection 29 of which bears on an arm 28 on the shoot. The insertion of a coin in the slot 22 raises the weight 27 to set the delivery mechanism, as described in the above-mentioned Specification, the shoot thereupon swinging into the position shown in Fig. 4 to receive the coin, which runs along the rib 42<a> and, if of correct size, is supported by the rail 39. From the pivoted shoot, the coin passes to a. fixed shoot provided with one or more baffles or bends and leading to the coin mechanism. A small coin is not supported by the rail 39, but tilts into the offset portion 38 and then slides off the rib 42<a> into the chamber 12. Disks attracted by a magnet 35<a> are deflected into a channel 36 and pass to the chamber 12. An arm 37 on the shoot serves to remove any disks adhering to the magnet. When the apparatus is set to receive nickel coins, two magnets may be employed, one to attract and reject iron disks, and the other to attract and deflect the nickel coins into the right path. The shoot 13 may also be oscillated and cleared by pressing an external push-piece connected to a lever 34, Fig. 1, having a pin-and slot connexion 35 with the shoot. The chamber 12 is provided with a glazed door 17 hinged at 18 ; when the door is opened, a rod 21 attached to the hinge raises a flap 20 to prevent access to the coin shoot. Alternatively, a sliding door 48, Fig. 5, may be used.
Patent GB-191507003-A (GB)
Title: Method of and Device for Kindling Mercury Vapour Electric Apparatus.
IPC: H01J13/34
Filed: 1915-05-10
Abstract: 7003. Quarzlampen Ges. June 15, 1914, [Convention date]. Low - pressure metallic-vapour apparatus.- A tubular iron float d, the upper end of which is of nozzle form, is forced into a cathode by an electro-magnet f so as to squirt a jet of mercury on to an anode for starting the discharge, and is subsequently held down by separate electro-magnets h. The first electro-magnet f, of solenoid form, may be in a shunt or independent circuit, and may be cut out by a switch i operated by the other electro-magnets h, which are in series with the vapour apparatus and produce a field transverse to the discharge. At its upper end, the solenoid f is conical and reflecting. The float d, which is bored conically, has beadings e to space it from the containing-tube and carries a perforated silica cup k confining the end of the discharge, or a loose ring may be provided. Instead of the solid anode shown, there may be used an annular vessel wholly filled with mercury and optionally laterally mounted. Several anodes, one of which is for starting only, may be provided. The float may work in a special starting-cathode. Other substances may be mixed with the mercury. The invention is applicable to lamps, metal-cased rectifiers &c.
Patent GB-191511527-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Quick-action Wrenches.
Inventor: MARKOVICH JOSEPH JOHN
IPC: B25B13/12
Filed: 1915-08-10
Abstract: 11,527. Markovich, J. J. Aug. 10. Pivoted and sliding- jaw wrenches.-Relates to wrenches of the Stillson type wherein a toothed spring locking - lever engages teeth in the shank of the sliding jaw, and comprises a special form and arrangement of toothed locking-lever in the pivoted housing in which the toothed shank of the sliding jaw slides. The serrated inner jaw 11 has pivoted thereto at 15 a housing 13 having a longitudinal slot 20 for receiving the toothed shank 21 of the sliding jaw 22. A locking-lever 32, pivoted at 27 within a side slot 24 in the housing 13, has teeth 29, 30 adapted to be forced into engagement with the teeth 28 on the shank 21 by a leaf spring 33 screwed to the housing at 34, to hold the sliding jaw 22 in the required position. The tooth 30 on the catch lever 32 engages the toothed shank 21 below the end 31 of the housing 13. Side lugs 18 on the housing partly surround the handle 19 as guides.
Patent GB-191512036-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Explosive Projectile.
Inventor: SCHNEIDER EUGENE
IPC: F42B30/04
Filed: 1915-08-20
Abstract: 12,036. Schneider, E. Aug. 20. Projectiles.- Relates to projectiles for mortars and the like, comprising a bomb having a larger diameter than the bore of the gun, a guiding- stem which is inserted into the barrel of the gun, and a vaned sleeve which is picked up by the stem as it issues. According to the invention, in order to propel the projectile, a hollow base-piece, fitted with a driving-band to engage the rifling of the gun, is provided, the base-piece containing a plug of plastic material, such as lead, which is crushed by the explosion into recesses in the base-piece and the end of the stem respectively, so as to connect them together. In the construction shown, the rear end of the tail C, closed by a plug c<2>, fits against a plug I of lead or the like contained in a base-piece H, which is fitted with a driving-band h. The plug I is crushed by the explosion of the propelling-charge into recesses c<3>, h<1> in the part c<2> and the end of the base-piece H respectively, thereby uniting them so that the forward and rotating movements. imparted to the base-piece are communicated to the projectile. A shock-absorber is also preferably provided on the collar J which picks up the vaned sleeve D, and consists of a leaden ring K having a coiled cord L. The bomb B constituting the head of the projectile has a neck b which is detachably connected to the stem C by means of pins c. A cord E, connected to a hook F on the mortar and passing round one of the vanes D<1>, holds the vaned sleeve up against the muzzle of the gun before firing.
Patent GB-191512705-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Machine for Batting-out and Balling Clay in the Making of Pottery.
Inventor: HANEY FRED GRANT
IPC: B28B13/02
Filed: 1915-09-04
Abstract: 12,705. Haney, F. G. Sept. 4, 1914, [Convention date]. Pottery.-Clay, issuing through a removable die or former at the bottom of a hopper 12, is cut off in lumps of uniform size and shape by means of a reciprocating cutter 27, and deposited on a small table 51 carried by an arm 50, which is pivoted at 46 on a sliding plate 44 and swings over to deposit the clay on to one of a series of four moulds 39 held by blocks 38, 38<a> on a revoluble table 17. The apparatus is driven from the shaft 41 which operates the fan blades of the hopper for feeding the clay downwards through gearing 25, 23, 22. A segmental wheel 62, Fig. 4, on the shaft 43 swings over the arm 50 by engaging a pinion 47 in gear with a toothed wheel 49. When this arm is swung over, a toothed segment 61 engages a rack 63 on the sliding plate 44 and brings the table 51 under the hopper 12, the arm 50 being held down by a pin 70 thereon sliding beneath a fixed arm 69. A projection 73 on the sliding plate strikes a slide rack 34 and operates the cutter 27. When the teeth 61 clear the rack 63, springs return the sliding plate 44 to its original position, and the pin 70, passing from beneath the arm 69, allows the arm 50 to swing back under the action of a spring 53 until it strikes a stop 56, when the clay falls on a mould 39. The underside of the table 17 is provided with four equidistant teeth co-operating with a pawl 37 carried by the sliding plate 44. The table 17 thus receives a quarter-turn for each actuation of the plate 44 to the left.
Patent GB-191516021-A (GB)
Title: An Automatic Apparatus for Effecting Illusive Vanishment of Visible Objects, applicable to Penny-in-the-slot Machines and the like.
Inventor: LEFTLY FREDERICK WILLIAM
IPC: G07F17/16
Filed: 1915-11-13
Abstract: 16,021. Leftly, F. W., and Leftly, S. L. Nov. 13. Illusion apparatus.-An illusion device which may be set in action by means of a coin consists of a cabinet a, containing a table d having the spaces between its legs filled in by mirrors f and mechanism hidden behind the mirrors f by which an object e standing on the table is made to disappear from the view of an observer looking through a window b. The device is operated by cams on a driving-shaft mounted beneath the floor c. One cam causes the small figure e to swing down from its position on the table d into the space behind the mirrors f. A second cam causes the figure to bow towards the observer, and a third cam causes a flap or shutter z to be lowered momentarily in front of the figure, the flap being of such a size as to hide the figure but permit a view of the interior of the cabinet. Thus, an observer looking through the window b sees the figure on the table; the flap z is then lowered and raised and the figure has apparently disappeared. The mirrors f reflect the walls of the cabinet so that, to the observer, the space beneath the table appears to be clear. The driving-shaft may be driven by any suitable means, but if driven by an electric motor, the coin-freed mechanism may be used for starting the motor.
Patent HN-2001000119-A (HN)
Title: S-metil-dihidro -ziprasidona para el tratamiento de trastornos psiquiatricos y oculares.
Inventor: AGGARWAL PRAKASH CHANDRA
IPC: A61K31/22
Filed: 2001-05-31
Abstract: LA PRESENTE INVENCION SE REFIERE A COMPOSICIONES FARMACEUTICAS QUE CONTIENEN S- METIL-DIHIDRO-ZIPRASIDONA Y AL USO DE DICHO COMPUESTO Y DE SUS SALES FARMACEUTICAMENTE ACEPTABLES PARA EL TRATAMIENTO DE TRASTORNOS PSIQUIATRICOS Y OCULARES.
Patent JP-2001189440-A (JP)
Title: Solid-state image pickup device
Inventor: YOSHIGAMI TAKAYUKI
IPC: H04N5/369
Filed: 2000-01-05
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a solid-state image pickup device which is improved in light condensing rate by a method, where an optical waveguide film for guiding a part of incident light to a light receiving part is provided. SOLUTION: A solid-state image pickup device is equipped with a semiconductor substrate 1, a light receiving part 3 and a charge transfer part 4 formed inside the semiconductor substrate 1, a light shielding film 8 formed above the semiconductor substrate 1, so as to cover the charge transfer part 4 and not to cover at least a part of the light receiving part 3, and an optical waveguide film 10 formed above the light-blocking film 8, where an optical waveguide film 10 is a multilayered film composed of a first layer 11, a second layer 12, and a third layer 13 laminated above the substrate 1 in this sequence, and the first and third layer, 11 and 13 are set different from the second layer 12 in refractive index, and the first layer 11 is equipped with at least an opening at a part, corresponding to the light receiving part 3.
Patent JP-2001195462-A (JP)
Title: Assembly information management system and client server type distributed system for assembly information management
Inventor: OKADA ATSUSHI
IPC: G06Q50/04
Filed: 2000-01-06
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To efficiently manage work standard data by making a work standard a standard format in an easily computerizing manner. SOLUTION: This assembly information management system consists of a work standard preparation subsystem 2800 preparing each work standard data by describing the work standard with an operation phrase, a target phrase and a comment phrase, a standard man-hour database composed of the work standard, where each record is similarly described and the standard man-hour of the work standard, a standard man-hour setting subsystem 2801 which performs matching retrieval of each of a plurality of work standard groups downloaded from the work standard preparation subsystem, while referring to the phrase part of each record of the standard man-hour database and allocates the standard man-hours of the retrieved work standard as setting man-hour, and a work allocation subsystem 2802, which is a work allocation subsystem that can input the data of an organization condition,  downloads a work standard group with man-hour data from the standard man-hour setting subsystem and divides and organizes the work standard of the work standard group to a plurality of stations, on the basis of an organization condition inputted by a user.
Patent JP-2001196412-A (JP)
Title: Bonding device
Inventor: ISHII IWAO
IPC: H01L21/60
Filed: 2000-01-06
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable alignment of a bonding position of a pad to be accurately carried out by a method wherein the magnification of a picture image displayed on a monitor is instantaneously changed corresponding to the size of the pad of an IC chip. SOLUTION: An image pickup means is composed of at least optical lenses of different magnifications and a solid-state image pickup device, image signals sent from the solid-state image pickup device through the lenses of different magnifications are selected, either the selected image signals or signals obtained by magnifying image signals from the solid-state image pickup device with an image recognition mean are outputted to a display means, and the display means displays the image of a bonded part, changing it in size.  The magnification of a picture image by the image recognition means is made through such a manner in which image signals sent from the solid-state image pickup device are converted into digital values, the digital values as to a region to magnify are stored in a storage means, data are read out from the storage means, and data read out in a horizontal and a vertical direction corresponding to the prescribed magnifications are outputted.
Patent JP-2000211138-A (JP)
Title: Ink-jet printing head and production thereof
Inventor: HOLLANDS PETER JOSEPH
IPC: B41J2/045
Filed: 2000-01-07
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an ink jet printing head capable of reproducing ink channels highly accurately in spite of being produced at low cost. SOLUTION: A channel plate 12 having a large number of ink channels 14 provided to at least one surface thereof by etching, the actuators related to the ink channels in order to pressurize the ink in the ink channels and a means 10 demarcating the ink sumps communicating with the ink channels are included and the ink sump demarcating means is formed by a base member 10 formed from a substance different from that of the channel plate 12.