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Patent EC-SP11010992-A (EC)
Title: Derivados de anilina-pirimidina sustituidos con sulfoximina como inhibidores de quinasas dependientes de ciclina (cdk), producción y uso de los mismos como productos medicinales
Inventor: SIEMEISTER GERHARD
IPC: A61K31/505
Filed: 2011-04-20
Abstract: La invención se refiere a derivados de anilina-pirimidina sustituidos con sulfoximina de la Fórmula (I); métodos de producción de los mismos y su uso como medicación para el tratamiento de diversas enfermedades.
Patent EC-SP11011506-A (EC)
Title: Inhibidores de la replicación del virus de la inmunodeficiencia humana.
Inventor: BAILEY MURRAY D
IPC: C07D498/06
Filed: 2011-12-08
Abstract: Compuestos de fórmula I: (I)en donde a, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5 y R6 son como se definen en esta memoria, son útiles como inhibidores de la replicación del VIH.
Patent EC-SP12011781-A (EC)
Title: Procesos para la preparación de 2-(1-feniletil) - isoindolin-1-ona
Inventor: GE CHUANSHENG
IPC: C07D209/48
Filed: 2012-04-04
Abstract: Se describen métodos para la preparación de compuestos de isoindolin-1-ona.
Patent GB-189704779-A (GB)
Title: Improved Device for Enabling Bolts and the Shanks of Various Articles to be Easily Secured in Walls and the like.
Filed: 1897-02-22
Granted: 1897-05-15
Abstract: 4779. Wise, W. L., [Samson Gebr³der]. Feb. 22. Bolts hooks.-Bolts for fixing brackets &c. or the shanks of various articles, such as curtain holders, insulators, eyes, hooks for lamps, clocks &c. are made expanding so as to easily and removably fix them in holes in walls, ceilings, masonry &c. The bolt or shank a is threaded for the nuts band c, between which are arranged loose sleeves d, d<1>, d<2>, the holes in which are large enough to enable them to move laterally on the part a. The sleeves have bevelled ends, as shown, so that by tightening up the nut c against the plate k the sleeves are wedged outwards and grip the walls of the hole. The sleeve g protects the mouth of the hole.
Patent GB-189709869-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Valves for Air Brakes for Railway Vehicles and Similar Purposes.
Inventor: BOULT ALFRED JULIUS
Filed: 1897-04-20
Granted: 1897-08-21
Abstract: 9869. Boult, A. J., [Christensen, N. A.]. April 20. Brakes, pneumatic. Triple valve. Fig. 1 shows a vertical longitudinal section, Fig. 2 a vertical cross-section, and Fig. 3 a horizontal section. The train-pipe is connected to the casing A at a<2>, the auxiliary reservoir at a<12>, and the brake cylinder at a<13>, while the exhaust chamber at a<8> communicates with the atmosphere through the passage a<9>. A piston E having a valve at e<3> is connected to the stem e. This piston moves in a cylinder forming part of a plunger G, which carries a second and larger valve F seated on the end of a casing D around an inner casing C. When a service stop is required, the drop in pressure in the train-pipe causes the air in the auxiliary reservoir to act on the inner side of the piston E and to raise the valve e<3>. This movement causes the part e<2>, of the stem e to block the openings c leading to the exhaust while bringing the part e<1> of the stem over the channel c<2>, thereby allowing air to pass from the auxiliary reservoir under the part e<1> and through the openings c<1> to the passage a<13> and thence to the brake cylinder. For an emergency stop, however, a larger drop in pressure in the train-pipe causes the plunger G and piston E to move back together, thereby allowing air to pass by the large channels d direct to the brake cylinder. The size of the channels d is, however, so large that before enough air can pass to them from the auxiliary reservoir the drop in pressure in them enables the air in the train-pipe to raise the non-return valve B and to pass by the channels d<1> to the channels d, and thence to the brake cylinder. As soon as the air pressure is restored in the train-pipe, the parts resume the positions shown in the Figures, the air being exhausted from the brake cylinder through the passages c and a<9>, and the air being restored to the auxiliary reservoir through the small channel g<4>.
Patent GB-189710044-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Jointed Shaft Couplings.
Inventor: LANCHESTER FREDERICK WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-04-22
Granted: 1897-10-09
Abstract: 10,044. Lanchester, F. W. April 22. Shaft couplings.-A ball D formed on the end of one shaft C carries a pin F the ends of which are flattened to fit the grooves E, E formed in a cylinder B secured on the end of the other shaft A. The invention is stated to be applicable to motor carriages.
Patent GB-189711820-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Ovens and Apparatus employed in the Manufacture of Wafers and the like.
Inventor: BAKER GEORGE SAMUEL
Filed: 1897-05-12
Granted: 1897-08-21
Abstract: 11,820. Baker, G. S., [Delacre et fils]. May 12. Ovens; biscuits. -Relates to ovens and apparatus for making wafers &c. The oven, which is heated by gas, is preferably made of sheet iron and divided into compartments each serving to receive a wafer mould and carriage. Fig. 5 shows a section. The gas pipes e are arranged at top and bottom of each chamber. The moulds are formed of metal plates p, p<1> hinged together and pivoted at o, o' to the cross-bars n, n' on the carriage. The carriage m, Fig. 7, is fitted with wheels which run on rails at the side and front. The mould is secured when closed by handles s, s<1> which are passed beneath lugs t, t<1> on the carriage.
Patent GB-189715100-A (GB)
Title: Improved Grinding Mill.
Inventor: FRITSCH THEODOR
Filed: 1897-06-23
Granted: 1898-05-07
Abstract: 15,100. Fritsch, T. June 23. Mills and apparatus.-A disc C, mounted on a vertically-adjustable rotating shaft E, carries a slightly-coned grinding-ring A adapted to work with a corresponding ring B fixed to the casing. The grain or other material is fed into a cup K in the centre of the disc C; stones &c. are retained in the cup, while the material to be treated is thrown out by centrifugal force against the wall of the casing, and accumulating on the top of the ring B, runs down between the grinding-surfaces; should any heavy particles be thrown out of the cup they will rest on the ring B. If the feed is too heavy it piles itself upon the disc and becomes visible through the windows L. The disc C is made heavy at the rim, and it is formed with passages s through which air is blown by the wings t.
Patent GB-189723988-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus especially suitable for Grinding and Polishing the Commutators of Electrical Apparatus.
Inventor: PERRY HENRY HAROLD
Filed: 1897-10-18
Granted: 1898-08-27
Abstract: 23,988. Perry, H. H. Oct. 18. Surfacing and polishing the commutators of dynamos and motors. An emery wheel b, mounted on a shaft d, is carried by a framework a, which may be temporarily fixed to the bed-plate or to the pedestal of the dynamo or motor. The emery wheel may be driven from the shaft of the dynamo by a belt c or c<1>, or by an auxiliary motor f through a belt c<2>. One of the bearings n<1> of the shaft d is pivoted so as to turn about a vertical axis, and the other n is mounted on a slide-rest by means of which the grinding-wheel may be fed towards, or traversed along, the commutator surface.
Patent GB-189725890-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Electrolytic Cells.
Inventor: BELL GEORGE
Filed: 1897-11-08
Granted: 1898-11-08
Abstract: 25,890. Bell, G., and Bell, G. W. Nov. 8. Chlorine; hydrogen.- Relates to apparatus for the electrolysis of solutions, especially of alkaline chlorides to obtain alkali and chlorine, by the use of a moving mercury cathode. In the example shown, there are three tiers of compartments, the two outer sets a containing (1) h o r izontal carbon anodes i passing through stuffing- boxes i<1>, (2) the electrolyte, and (3) a mercury cathode layer on the slightly - inclined floors. Outlets f<1> for gas, arranged above the level of the electrolyte, and serving also as overflow pipes for the electrolyte, lead to two mains f, each provided with a valve g. The valves being shut, the pressure accumulates in the chamber a, as chlorine is developed during electrolysis, and the mercury amalgam formed is forced thereby below an amalgamated bar j, forming a lute and connected to conductors leading to the dynamo &c. The amalgam then passes through glass tubes e having U-tubes or like gauges thereon, to the central tier of a chamber b containing water, which decomposes the amalgam, reforming the mercury and combining with the sodium to form caustic-soda solution. The water, in the example shown, enters the top chamber at l, and overflows successively through tubes l<1> to the other chambers, finally leaving the lowest chamber as a strong solution. Hydrogen is evolved during this reaction, and escapes through branch tubes m<1> to the main m. The valve of one tube f is then operated by any mechanism and the chlorine allowed to escape. The pressure immediately falls in that chamber a, and the mercury flows back. Or the mercury may be driven back by allowing the hydrogen to accumulate in the vessels b. The electrolytic action then re-commences. By setting the two valves g accordingly, the two tiers of chambers a may be worked alternately. In the example shown, the valve g is closed or opened at fixed intervals by a double hydraulic tumbling basin h charged with water from a supply tap h<1>. Other methods of operating the valve may be used, either electrical or mechanical. Strong brine is supplied to the chambers a, the supply being regulated by a valve also actuated by the tumbling basin h, and opened when the corresponding valve g is opened.
Patent GB-189726130-A (GB)
Title: A Novel or Improved Garden Frame.
Inventor: KNAGGS ROBERT JOHN
Filed: 1897-11-10
Granted: 1898-09-24
Abstract: 26,130. Knaggs, R. J. Nov. 10. Garden frames.-Relates to the construction of garden frames to facilitate ventilation and to obtain access readily to any part of the frame. Fig. 4 shows a large frame, the framework of which is of ordinary construction. The top consists of a number of loose sheets of glass e, e<1>, e<2>, running in grooves formed of sheet metal. The grooves may be either double, as shown at g, when the sheets e<2> may be moved over the under sheets e<1>, or a single groove may be employed, as shown at f, in which the sheets e may be moved at will. In smaller frames, either the single or the double arrangement of grooves may be employed.
Patent GB-189726437-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to the Manufacture of Self-fastening Frost Cogs.
Inventor: WOOLDRIDGE SYDNEY CHARLES
Filed: 1897-11-12
Granted: 1898-08-27
Abstract: 26,437. Wooldridge, S. C. Nov. 12. Rods and bars.-Blanks for horse-shoe calks of the form shown in Figs. 3 and 4 are made by cutting the steel bar shown in Figs. 1 and 2 on the line b. The bar is preferably produced by rolling. The part c may be at right-angles to the axis of the bar.
Patent GB-189809027-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Charging Materials into Open-hearth Steel-melting Furnaces.
Inventor: POWELL JAMES
Filed: 1898-04-19
Granted: 1899-02-25
Abstract: 9027. Powell, J., Colville, D., Jardine, J., and Mackenzie, T. B. April 19. Open-hearth furnaces; charging.-For delivering materials to open-hearth steel-melting furnaces, an endless band A mounted on a travelling carriage is employed. The band, which may consist of metal links, but which is preferably of canvas protected by metal plates, is mounted on drums B, D on a frame as shown. At one end of the frame is an inclined shoot H, and at the other end the sides of the frame are laterally adjustable by a hand-wheel and screw to distribute the material over the hearth of the furnace. The frame is mounted on wheels so that it can be brought opposite to the various furnaces in a melting-shop. The band is driven by an electromotor J, or by any other suitable motor mounted on the frame. The Provisional Specification mentions a modification in which the band works in a trough of running water.
Patent GB-189816357-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Counterbalanced Suspender for Billiard Chalks and the like.
Inventor: THOMAS ARTHUR CHARLES
Filed: 1898-07-27
Granted: 1899-06-17
Abstract: 16,357. Thomas, A. C., and Atkinson, J. E. July 27. Billiards, chalk holders for. Relates to counterbalanced suspenders for chalks and the like by means of which fouling of the cords and their running off the usual guide-pulleys are prevented. The chalk is attached by a clip to the end of the central cord or cords, which pass through the weight 5 and run over fixed guides 3<1>, the latter being carried by the ceiling block 1. The ends of the cords are brought down and secured to the block as shown.
Patent GB-189819261-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Oil Lamps.
Inventor: SANDER JOEL
Filed: 1898-09-09
Granted: 1898-11-12
Abstract: 19,261. Sander, J. Sept. 9. Extinguishing o i l lamps automatically when tilted or upset. The oil reservoir b is immersed in a vessel c containing water, in which the reservoir either floats or is supported by a collar f<1>, the water escaping and extinguishing the flame in the event of the lamp being upset. The reservoir b is of such a shape that it will stand upon a flat surface when removed from the water vessel c, and this vessel is preferably made of white glass to increase the luminous effect and d minimize the downward shadow.
Patent GB-189906688-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Clamping Devices, Chiefly Designed for the Seat-posts of Cycles and the like.
Inventor: LEVEDAHL AXEL
Filed: 1899-03-28
Granted: 1899-05-13
Abstract: 6688. Levedahl, A. March 28. Fastenings, clamp, for detachably securing two telescopic tubes, such as a bicycle saddle pin and saddle post, or handle-bar stem and steering-post. Figs. 1 and 2 show the invention as applied to the saddle support. A sleeve D encircling the saddle pin B is screwed at its upper end to receive a nut E, and is slotted at its lower portion and formed with raised portions D<1>, the inclined outer edges of which engage similar surfaces on a split sleeve C, which encircles the sleeve D and is inserted in the saddle post A. The turned-over end C<1> of the sleeve C engages a flange e on the nut E, so that, on rotating the nut, the sleeve D is drawn further into the sleeve C, thus expanding the latter on to the tube A, and contracting the former on to the tube B. Fig. 9 shows a modification, in which a split conical sleeve F is contracted on to a tube J by forcing over it a second split conical sleeve G by means of a nut H. At the same time the sleeve G is expanded against the outer tube I.
Patent GB-189909223-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Water and like Wheels.
Inventor: MAURER HENRY ARTHUR
Filed: 1899-05-02
Granted: 1899-06-10
Abstract: 9223. Maurer, H. A. May 2. Impact-wheels. - A wheel 1 is driven, in either direction, by water or other fluid from nozzles 16 or 17. Two or more series of oppositelyarranged buckets or vanes 2 are carried by the bifurcated periphery 5 of the wheel. The motive fluid impinges upon a central rib 4, and flows freely from the space at the sides of each vane.
Patent GB-189913633-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Feed-water Filters.
Inventor: MILLS EDGAR CONISTON
Filed: 1899-07-01
Granted: 1900-05-05
Abstract: 13,633. Mills, E. C. July 1. Feedwater, purifying, filters for. A removable perforated box c is contained in an outer casing with supply and discharge branches as shown. Its lower edge makes a tight joint with the bottom of the casing, being pressed against it by the screw d. The sides and top of the box are lined with a filter cloth or bag, which may be supported by a wire web, and which is held in place by a central nut and washer. The interior of the box is filled with loose filtering-material, such as wood shavings, sawdust, charcoal, or coke, which is compressed by the domed cover or removable bottom e. The passage k<111> leads to a blow-out valve.
Patent GB-189922190-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Apparatus for Supporting Travellers Designed to Carry Suspended Loads.
Inventor: GOODWIN ARNOLD
Filed: 1899-11-06
Granted: 1900-01-13
Abstract: 22,190. Goodwin, A. Nov. 6. Rails, overhead, for heavy goods.-Relates to apparatus for transferring overhead travellers from one line of rails to another. The Figures show two lines of I-section rails which cross at right-angles. The ends are bolted to a ring 3, in which turns a disc 6 carrying on its underside a short length 8 of the same section as the rails. The traveller is run on to this length, which is then turned through a right-angle by a circular rack 9 and pinion 10 to bring it into alignment with the second line, when it is run off. A modification is shown for a Y-junction, in which the transferring-length 8 is pivoted at one end to the end of one line, while the other end is free to swing through an angle to make communication with the other two.
Patent GB-190003967-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Aerial Recreation Apparatus.
Inventor: BELLAMY FREDERICK ADOLPHUS
Filed: 1900-03-01
Granted: 1901-02-16
Abstract: 3967. Bellamy, F. A. March 1. Cranes.-Relates to aÙrial recreation apparatus, applicable also for the conveyance of goods. A cradle or car e is swung pendulum-fashion by parallel-motion rods d from a bridge b spanning the space between towers a, warehouses, &c., and is caught and held at either end of its journey on platforms f by pawls g<4>. These pawls g<4> are locked by pivoted levers g<6>, held by a pin g<9> engaging their connecting-link g<8> and carried by a hand lever. Suitable elevating-appliances are used to raise the car to a sufficient height before starting ; the towers may contain lifts, stairs, refreshment rooms, &c.
Patent GB-190006439-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Stave Dressing Machinery or Apparatus.
Inventor: DUNBAR ALEXANDER
Filed: 1900-04-06
Granted: 1901-02-09
Abstract: 6439. Dunbar, A. April 6. Wood casks, making. Relates to a planing- machine for giving the necessary concave and convex curvatures to the staves of casks. The stave blank B is fed forward by pusher bars C' mounted on endless chains C. The centre of the stave-blank rests on a longitudinal ridge on the table D, and the blank is pressed down by weighted bell-crank levers E, the surfaces of which are horizontal at e, where they come in contact with the stave blank. Revolving cutters F, one below and one above (not shown), give the required form to the surfaces of the stave.
Patent GB-190007634-A (GB)
Title: An Improvement in Vegetable Spoons.
Inventor: LINKLATER ARTHUR DAVID
Filed: 1900-04-25
Granted: 1901-04-13
Abstract: 7634. Linklater, A. D., and Linklater V. M. April 25. Spoons.-Relates to a spoon for serving vegetables, jellies, and other comestibles liable to stick to the spoon. The bowl of the spoon A is formed with ribs or bars, or with any equivalent device by which air is admitted underneath the contents of the spoon.
Patent GB-190010572-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Letter-file.
Inventor: ABERLE CHRISTIAN
Filed: 1900-06-09
Granted: 1900-07-07
Abstract: 10,572. Aberle, C. June 9. Filing papers.- The spring a and ears b for holding the arched wires k are stamped out of the base - plate l, Fig. 1. The papers are held in place on the wires g by the retaining-plate shown in Fig. 5, stamped with tapering recesses i and spring arms o, p. In a modified retaining - p l a t e, slots are employed placed parallel to the tapering-recesses.
Patent GB-190011894-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Washing, Wringing, and Mangling Machines.
Inventor: WILSON HENRY LAMBERT
Filed: 1900-07-02
Granted: 1901-05-25
Abstract: 11,894. Wilson, H. L., and Wilson, A. July 2. Mangling and wringing machines; washing-machines.-Relates to means for attaching the handle to the flywheel so that, when out of use, the handle lies flat against the wheel. The boss 2, Fig. 3, is provided with two holes 10, 7, for the reception of the handle spindle 4 when in and when out of use. The handle is secured in position by a thumbscrew, which enters the groove 6. The spindle 4, Fig. 4, turns in a slot in the boss 2 ; when in the operative position, the shoulder 11 enters the recess 10. In further modifications, the thumbscrew may pass through a slot in the handle spindle ; or the handle spindle may lie in a groove in a projection cast on the side of the flywheel rim, and be secured by a thumb-screw as in the form shown in Fig. 4.
Patent GB-190017265-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the Utilisation of the Exhaust from an Engine for Heating Purposes.
Inventor: STRODE WILLIAM WINSTANLEY
Filed: 1900-09-28
Granted: 1901-05-18
Abstract: 17,265. Strode, W. W., and Clark, T. W. Sept. 28. Drawings to Specification. Waste heat, utilizing.-The exhaust from an engine is utilized for heating purposes by being mixed with water which is, when heated, circulated by a pump through the heating-coils, and afterwards returned to the heating tank or chamber.
Patent GB-190100689-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in, or connected with, Printing Machines.
Inventor: BENTLEY JOHN
Filed: 1901-01-10
Granted: 1902-02-10
Abstract: 689. Bentley, J., Bentley, G., Nuttall, J., Macnarey, J. H., and Smith, W. H. Jan. 10. Feeding - apparatus for webs; cylinder machines with plane printing-surfaces.-Relates to machines in which a web previously printed is combined, for cutting and folding, with the web being printed by the machine. Fig. 1 shows an arrangement in which the printed web e from the roll f is associated with the web j being printed by the reciprocating cylinders c, and type beds c' of the machine. The web e, after passing over guide-rollers g, passes round an expanding feed roller or drum h, and is associated with the web at i, the two webs passing together to the folding and cutting mechanism. The roller h may be of fixed diameter, and one or both of its driving-pulleys l, l<2> be made expanding, the arrangement being such that the roller h or its driving pulley or pulleys may be expanded or contracted while the machine is running, to vary the speed of the web e and obtain correct register of the two webs. The roller h or pulleys l, l<2> may be constructed after the manner of known expanding pulleys. In order that the web e may be evenly rolled up, it may be arranged to rest on a roller r, driven from the pulley l, while it is being rolled, as shown. The bearings of the roll may be arranged to slide on au incline, having stops to hold them with the web in the position shown at f.
Patent GB-190102109-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Smoke Consuming Apparatus for Furnaces and the like
Inventor: RUELLE HENRI
Filed: 1901-01-30
Granted: 1901-12-14
Abstract: 2109. Ruelle, H., and Montagne, E. Jan. 30. Feedwater, heating.-Relates to smoke-consuming apparatus adapted, when required, for heating feed- water. The smoke is passed through a separate fur- nace or through the flames of gas burners, arranged in the base of a brickwork chimney as shown, or beneath a metal chimney. Fig. 2 shows such a furnace adapted for burning solid fuel on a grate d and partly surrounded by a boiler e, the water from which may be used as feedwater for steam boilers. An air space is interposed between the casing z of the fire space and the boiler. The boiler, which may be circular or rectangular, is pre- ferably made in sections, vertically divided. Fig. 9 shows two sets of annular gas-jet pipes q. r arranged in conical form within an annular boiler e. In a modification, shown applied to a metal chimney, radial gas jets project through the boiler from an annular pipe surrounding it, the jets being inclined upwards at various angles. The various cocks for controlling the supply of gas to the burners and water to the boiler, and the levers for operating dampers for regulating the supply of air are conveniently arranged in proximity to each other.
Patent GB-190104502-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Taps Cocks and Valves
Inventor: ROWSELL JAMES ROBERT
Filed: 1901-03-02
Granted: 1901-04-06
Abstract: 4502. Rowsell, J. R. March 2. Lift valves; repairing, facilitating.-The casing a of the tap is fitted with a tapered liner m, which has a lateral aperture m<3> for the passage of water. A hollow metal or wood float g is placed inside the liner, and is normally kept off its seat at the narrow end of the liner by a downward extension or peg e on the plug c. When the plug is removed for repairs, the float rises and stops the outflow. The liner may be replaced by a seating formed inside the casing.