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Patent EC-SP13013027-A (EC)
Title: Compuesto heterocíclico conteniendo nitrógeno y fungicida para el uso en agricultura y jardinería
Inventor: SHIBAYAMA KOTARO
IPC: A01N43/00
Filed: 2013-11-15
Abstract: La invención se refiere a un método para producir carbón, asfalto, hidrocarburo líquido, ácidos orgánicos, gas metano y/o hidrógeno a partir de un material de desecho que comprende: a) proporcionar un material de desecho, b) someter el material de desecho a la irradiación con macro ondas de baja frecuencia, con una longitud de onda de entre 700 nm y 1 mm, por lo cual la temperatura está entre 205 °C y 900 °C y la presión está entre 1.0 bar y 19.0, produciendo de este modo carbón; c) someter opcionalmente los materiales residuales en estado gaseoso a partir de la fase b) a una reacción fisicoquímica en presencia de un metal sólido identificado como DPP B102, por lo cual la temperatura está entre 180 °C y 500 °C y la presión está entre 0.98 bar y 5.5 bar, produciendo de ese modo asfalto; d) someter opcionalmente los materiales residuales en estado gaseoso a partir de la fase b) o c) a una reacción fisicoquímica y/o condensación, por lo cual la temperatura está comprendida entre 150 °C y 750 °C y la presión está entre 0.96 bar y 200 bar, produciendo de este modo hidrocarburo líquido; e) someter opcionalmente los materiales residuales en estado gaseoso a partir de la fase b), c) o d) a una reacción fisicoquímica en presencia de un metal sólido identificado como DPP D102, por el cual la temperatura está entre 50 °C y 150 °C y la presión es de entre 0.95 bar y 1.5 bar, produciendo de este modo los ácidos orgánicos; f) someter opcionalmente los materiales residuales en estado gaseoso de la fase b), c), d) o e) a un lavado absorbente y enfriamiento a temperatura ambiente, produciendo de este modo el gas metano e hidrógeno, en el que dicho material de desecho tiene una composición con un contenido de carbono de 9-85%, un contenido de hidrógeno de 1-15% y un contenido de oxígeno de 0-65% con base en el peso seco del material. La invención se refiere además a productos obtenibles por tales métodos y un aparato para desempeñar tales métodos.
Patent EC-SP14013155-A (EC)
Title: 1-piperazino-3-fenil-indanos deuterados para el tratamiento de esquizofrenia
Inventor: MORTEN JORGENSEN
IPC: C07D241/04
Filed: 2014-01-17
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a 1-piperazino-3-fenil-indanos deuterados y sus sales con actividad en receptores dopamínicos D1 y D2, así como los receptores de 5HT2 en el sistema nervioso central, a medicamentos que comprenden tales compuestos como ingredientes activos, al uso de tales compuestos en el tratamiento de enfermedades en el sistema nervioso central y a métodos de tratamiento que comprenden la administración de tales compuestos.
Patent EE-200300421-A (EE)
Inventor: ERIKSSON JONAS
IPC: H04M15/00
Filed: 2002-02-27
Abstract: The present invention relates to a telecommunication and data communication system including a debiting mechanism and a procedure for debiting. The system (10) includes a base station BS (14), a service network node SGSN (16) connected to said base station BS (14), an internal network (18) connected via said service network node SGSN (16), an external network (22) connected by means of a network interconnection node GGSN (20) with said internal network (18), a service server (24) connected to the external network (22), and a debiting mechanism. The present invention is characterized in that the debiting mechanism makes debiting variations possible, which are depending on the information content in the amount of data that is transmitted, and on to/from which service provider the amount of data is derived/transmitted. In the system according to the invention, the servicre network nodes SGSN (16) and the network interconnection nodes GGSN (20) generate Call Detail Records CDR, which separately account for amounts of data which hs been transmitted to, respective from, the service servers (24) of different service providers, at which a cost division is achieved. In one embodiment of the invention said division of costs is performed by an after-treatment device, and in another by the sevice network nodes SGSN (16) and the network interconnection nodes GGSN (20).
Patent EE-201800017-A (EE)
Title: Moisture meter and method for measuring the moisture content of wood above the fibre saturation point of wood with the electric charging effect.
Inventor: TAMME VALDEK
IPC: G01R27/00
Filed: 2018-07-16
Abstract: The invention belongs to the area of material research and analysis, specifically among electrical methods for determining wood m isture content, and can be used in moisture contents above the fibre saturation point. Moisture meter with the electric loading effect above the fibre saturation point of wood enables on-line registration of temporal patterns of wood electrical resistance and electrical capacitance as well as saving these in the memory of a microcomputer in the course of the wood electrical charging cycle at a previously set measuring speed. After the measurements have been carried out, the file containing calibration model and a prognosis of wood moisture content is presented along with the estimated statistical error. The distinctive characteristic of the method of calibration of the moisture meter with the electric loading effect above the fibre saturation point of wood is the occurrence of a significant decrease in the uncertainty of measurement as wood moisture content increases when moisture levels above the fibre saturation point are measured. The decrease in the uncertainty of measurement, especially in high wood moisture contents of 100% and above, is achieved by the original application of the wood charging number and consideration thereof in the compilation of the calibration model.
Patent GB-189710943-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Construction of Stands for Bottles and other Receptacles, with Devices for Locking or Securing the same.
Inventor: STANIFORTH WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-05-03
Granted: 1898-05-03
Abstract: 10,943. Staniforth, W. May 3. Stands, spirit, scent, &c. -Relates to a device for securing or locking the lids or stoppers of bottles or other vessels fitted into a convenient stand, such as a liquor stand, toilet stand, &c., to prevent spilling or unauthorized withdrawing of the contents. Fig. 3 shows one form, in which a locking-device may be dispensed with. A bar M, carried by a yoke M' pivoted at A to a sleeve B, has caps C at its ends which, when the yoke is in a vertical position, rest on and secure the bottles. The sleeve B slides on the stem of a handle H, and to release the bottles the bar is pulled upwards, against the action of a spring inside the sleeve, till the ends E of the yoke are disengaged from slots E'. The bar can then be turned into the releasing position shown. On turning back the bar the ends E bear on arms G and compress the spring till the yoke is vertical, when the ends are shot into the slots. In the form shown in Fig. 4, a spring lock or other locking- device S is provided. The sleeve B is projected upwards when the lock is opened, allowing the ends of the yoke to be disengaged from stops F. The bar can then be turned back as before. When closing, the yoke is placed vertically and the bar depressed till a bolt dependent from a collar G on the sleeve snaps into the lock. In a modification, for securing three bottles, the third bottle is placed between the limbs of the yoke, the handle stem being dispensed with and the handle being formed on the bar. The limbs K, Fig. 9, are jointed, but the joint is held by lugs F, when the bar is in its lowest position, in which it is held by spring lock bolts engaging notches in the ends of the limbs. On operating the lock the yoke is projected upwards as shown, so that the bar can be turned back, the operation being otherwise similar. The locking-arrangement may be applied to any of the constructions.
Patent GB-189712228-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Stand or Cleaning and Adjusting Frame for Holding Safety Bicycles.
Inventor: WHITAKER JOHN HENRY
Filed: 1897-05-18
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 12,228. Whitaker, J. H. May 18. Stands for holding bicycles for cleaning &c. Three or more legs A', A<2> are braced together by pieces B', B<2>, and support a bed piece which projects at right-angles to the piece B<2>, and upon which the bottom bracket or other part of the bicycle frame rests. Two uprights D, E rise from the frame, and between them are clamped the frame members. The upright E is hinged, or hollowed at E', so that it may be forced towards the upright D by a screw F. A sliding block H, H<1>, for receiving the top tube of a bicycle, is arranged to slide in the upper end of the upright D. Recesses are formed in the stand to receive and hold the front wheel, when desired. The parts which come into contact with the bicycle frame may be covered with felt &c K. The legs A', A' and braces B<1>, B<2> may be hinged or otherwise connected so that they may be folded.
Patent GB-189716560-A (GB)
Title: Prismatic Window Lights with the Prisms Placed at a Predetermined Angle.
Inventor: EWEN JOHN MEIGGS
Filed: 1897-07-13
Granted: 1897-09-04
Abstract: 16,560. Ewen, J. M. July 13. Tiles for windows &c. The surfaces of the prisms Care inclined to each other so that the upper angle J is equal to the complement of the lower angle K, plus an angle the sine of which is two - thirds of the sine of the sum of the angle K and the angle of inclination of the face B to the vertical. With a vertical receiving- surface B, and angles J, K of 70‹ and 50‹ respectively as shown, the light is transmitted in a horizontal direction.
Patent GB-189717403-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Driving Belts.
Inventor: HAGEN RICHARD
Filed: 1897-07-23
Granted: 1898-06-25
Abstract: 17,403. Hagen, R. July 23. Drawings to Specification. Belts and bands composed of layers of woven fabric provided with thin leather coverings. The warp threads of the fabric are materially stronger than the weft threads.
Patent GB-189718692-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bottle Stoppers.
Inventor: WATERMAN FRANK WINDER
Filed: 1897-08-12
Granted: 1897-10-16
Abstract: 18,692. Waterman, F. W. Aug. 12. Stoppers.-The cap stopper 2 is secured on the bottle by the spring wire clip 4, the hooked ends 7 and bends 5 of which engage under the shoulder 9 on the neck, the cap being cut away at 6 and 8 to permit the engagement of the clip with the neck. The loop 11 serves as a lever to facilitate the removal of the clip.
Patent GB-189719894-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bottles and other Vessels for Containing Ink and other Liquids.
Inventor: JAMIESON NINIAN RUTHERFORD
Filed: 1897-08-30
Granted: 1898-07-02
Abstract: 19,894. Jamieson, N. R. Aug. 30. Inkstands.-Bottles &c. for containing ink &c. are made with two bases A B, B C, and with a well of the form shown, so that the dipping capacity can be increased by standing the bottle on the base B C, or diminished by standing it on the base A B. The necessary neck and lid or stopper are not shown. The lid may be arranged to slide on the arc A C by pivoting it at B &c.
Patent GB-189720809-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Water Taps.
Inventor: MACNAUGHTON JAMES
Filed: 1897-09-10
Granted: 1898-07-16
Abstract: 20,809. Macnaughton, J. Sept. 10. Plug cocks; locking; noise, preventing. - The water-way A' of the plug A is formed to one side thereof, and a groove A<2> of the shape shown is adapted to come opposite the inlet B<1> when the tap is closed. The rush of water into the groove A<2> helps to close the tap and pravents hammering, while the pressure of water therein is stated to lock the tap. When the tap is open, the groove A<2> is emptied through a weep-hole B<2> in the casing. A washer C with cams C<1> or other device is arranged to engage with inclined planes on the seat B<3>, or a screw-threaded connection is made between the spigot A and its seat, to keep the former tight. This tap may be used in connection with a ball-lever.
Patent GB-189726392-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Chain-links, Hooks, and Rings.
Inventor: WILKE GUSTAV
Filed: 1897-11-12
Granted: 1898-02-19
Abstract: 26,392. Wilke, G. Nov. 12. H o o k s.-Snap-hooks are made of a length of wire with both ends bent into about three quarters of a circle N so as to butt together in the centre. The middle of the wire is turned into a loop M.
Patent GB-189727876-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Generating Acetylene or other Gas Generated by the Addition of a Liquid to a Solid.
Filed: 1897-11-26
Granted: 1899-02-25
Abstract: 27,876. Liver Acetylene Gas Co. and Evan, E. Nov. 26. Acetylene. - Relates to improvements in the apparatus of the class described in Specifications Nos. 12,788, 20,074, and 22,359, A.D. 1896, and Nos. 10,508 and 26,810, A.D. 1897. The carbide receptacles consist of trays A perforated on the outside only, and threaded upon a central rod B or upon internal projections or guides on the interior of the inner cylinder C. This cylinder is closed at the bottom and is provided with a loosely fitting cover at the top fitted with a handle c. It is supported within a cylinder 0 by a cross-piece N. Water is supplied to the carbide trays, beginning at the bottom, from a pocket d which covers a slit D running down to the bottom of the cylinder C. The water enters the pocket by a hole e at one side, and the slit D is placed at the other side of the pocket as shown in Fig. 6, in order to prevent the water from spurting across into the upper trays. Above the cylinder C is a cover R secured by a screw r and a removable spider S which is fixed to the top of the cylinder s by a bayonet-joint. The gas passes from the space p to the cylinder P, which acts as a regulator, by a pipe fitted with a cock. The handle of this cock projects over the spider S so that the latter cannot be removed without closing the cock. From the cylinder P the gas passes by a hole q into the holder, and thence by the hole i into the delivery pipe. In smaller apparatus the cover R is dispensed with, and the whole gas bell is lifted out when recharging is necessary. In this case a siphon pipe is fitted within the bell which permits of the escape of the air as the bell is lowered into position and is then sealed by the water.
Patent GB-189729806-A (GB)
Title: New or Improved Drag or Rake, Especially Applicable for Removing Weeds from the Beds of Streams, Canals, Filter-beds, and other Hydraulic Works.
Inventor: LIVESAY CHARLES EDWARD
Filed: 1897-12-16
Granted: 1898-11-12
Abstract: 29,806. Livesay, C. E. Dec. 16. Filter beds.-Relates to the construction of a drag or rake for removing the weeds from filter beds and the like. The drag consists of a number of sections A of chains connected together by swivel joints K. A series of drag hooks S, formed as shown in the separate views, are connected at intervals, by wire ties, to links of the chains.
Patent GB-189730575-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Linotype Machines.
Inventor: RITZEMA THOMAS PURVIS
Filed: 1897-12-28
Granted: 1898-12-10
Abstract: 30,575. Ritzema, T. P. Dec. 28. Linotype machines.-Relates to linotype machines in which the space bars and matrices are levelled before they leave the assembly block and in which a short spring is employed to control the shifter arm. The matrices 1 and the space bars are fed into the assembly block 4 by means of a star-wheel 5, and are kept in position by means of the yielding resistant 7. A spindle 11 is secured to the shifter arm 10 and passes through a hole 12 in the shifter arm 9. A spring 13 presses the shifter arm 9 against a stop 14 in the spindle 11, which stop is set to the width of the line. The end of the arm 9 is notched to engage a notch on the resistant 7. When the line is formed, the assembly block 4 may be raised and the line of matrices and space bars brought against the spindle 11, and thereby levelled, before being moved to the casting-mechanism.
Patent GB-189801368-A (GB)
Title: Improved Device for Measuring Persons for Garments and the like.
Inventor: RICHARDS THOMAS EBENEZER
Filed: 1898-01-18
Granted: 1898-03-12
Abstract: 1368. Richards, T. E., and Skoyles, R. W. C. Jan. 18. Measuring for.-An appliance for use in measuring f o r g a rments consists of a stand C with a projecting piece B in which is adjustably fixed another piece A. In use the appliance is placed by the side of the person to be measured with the part C projecting towards the hip, while the jaws A, Bare moved together so as to grip the arm near the shoulder, and measurements can then be taken to any part by means of tapes E.
Patent GB-189804310-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Typewriters.
Inventor: MORSE ARTHUR A
Filed: 1898-02-21
Granted: 1898-04-30
Abstract: 4310. Morse, A. A., and Thompson, C. W. Feb. 21. Type-writers.-Fig. 2 shows a plan view of the machine. The keys J<11> are on key levers j<1> each of which operates a universal frame having a roller engaging a rod connecting two levers I, one at each end of the carriage C. The latter runs on guide-rods P', Q<1>. The levers I are fixed to a shaft H, in the carriage C, on which are escapement pawls g, g<1> which engage a ratchet-wheel G on the platen A and permit it to rotate for letter and word spacing at each operation of a key J". The platen A is hollow and is rotated on its shaft B by an internal spring. The paper is wound round the platen, and is held thereon by a clip 10 pivoted on rings 7 and pressed by springs 12. A guide-wire 6 is fixed on the platen, to assist in placing the paper. The carriage is moved longitudinally for line spacing by a spring drum T, and its movement is controlled by an escapement on a shaft N journalled in the carriage. On the shaft N is also a spur-wheel 0 engaging a fixed rack O<1>. The pawls co-operating with the escape-wheel M<1> on the shaft N are on a shaft L operated at the end of each line by a pin k on the end of the platen. A gap in the teeth of the wheel G permits the platen to rotate over the margin at the end of each line. The spring in the platen is re-wound each time the carriage is returned by means of a fixed rack F<1> gearing with a wheel F on a shaft D, on the carriage, geared to the platen shaft B by bevel gears b, E. A ratchet-wheel E<1> and pawl e connect the shaft D and wheel E so that the wheel E is not rotated as the carriage makes its printing movement. A pawl e<1> on the carriage prevents this rotation. A shift key S" on a lever S' pivoted at s<1> operates a shaft having arms carrying the guide-rail P'. The racks O<1>, E<1> are sufficiently wide to permit of the wheels 0, F remaining in gear when the carriage is shifted.
Patent GB-189806791-A (GB)
Title: Pneumatic Ore Stamp.
Inventor: GLOSSOP GILBERT
Filed: 1898-03-21
Granted: 1899-01-21
Abstract: 6791. Glossop, G. March 21. Stamps, ore- The stem G of a pneumatic ore stamp works through a bush mounted in a crosspiece K between the two standards D. The bush is in three lengths. The upper L is provided with a feather which engages in a groove in the stem and is formed with a conical projection upon which is placed a worm-wheel M in gear with a worm on a cross-shaft R driven by belt from the crank shaft E of the stamp. The worm-wheel rotates the bush by frictional action. The bottom section L<2> of the bush is plain. The middle section L' is split, and is embraced by a split clamping-ring N provided with a screw and handle in front of the cross-bar whereby the stem may be clipped to hold up the stamp when required. The valve T at the top of the cylinder, for regulating the blow, slides in contact with a wedge block U adjustable vertically as shown.
Patent GB-189807402-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Mud Wheel or other Guards for Cycles, Cabs, and other Vehicles and Machinery.
Inventor: PEARSON JAMES
Filed: 1898-03-28
Granted: 1899-03-25
Abstract: 7402. Pearson, J., and Mounsey, E. March 28. Mud guards.-Relates to mud &c. guards for cycles, cabs, and other vehicles &c. Figs. 1, 5, and 8 show the application of the invention to a bicycle front wheel. A flexible g u a r d d is secured to a drum within the casing a, and may be drawn up by means of a volute spring governed by a pawl and ratchet. The guard when passing into the casing a is drawn over a brush h, Fig. 1, and is thus cleaned. The guard is held in the extended position by stays k, i. The stay i, Fig. 5, is hinged to a bracket l attached to the fork of the bicycle, and is held in the open or closed position by means of a spring-controlled pin m. The stay k is pivoted to a bracket on the stay i. The Provisional Specification states that the invention is applicable to coaches.
Patent GB-189814127-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Utilising Radiant Heat and Light.
Inventor: DOWSING HERBERT JOHN
Filed: 1898-06-25
Granted: 1899-05-27
Abstract: 14,127. Dowsing, H. J. June 25. Light, treating diseases with.- Relates to apparatus for utilizing radiant heat or light for medical and other purposes. The apparatus is shown in transverse section in Fig. 2. The incandescent electric lamps A are supported partly by their connection to the ends of the chambers B and partly by metal clips C secured to the angular reflectors D. The chambers are of metal or other suitable material, and may have folding doors or flaps G and a cover-plate, and may be mounted adjustably on a base-plate E. The reflectors may be of the kind described in Specification No. 26,249, A.D. 1896. Screens J are provided between the radiating source and the space or part under treatment.
Patent GB-189814316-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Dry and other Galvanic Batteries.
Inventor: BALL ALFRED ERNEST JOSEPH
Filed: 1898-06-29
Granted: 1899-06-17
Abstract: 14,316. Ball, A. E. J. June 29. Primary batteries.- Relates, firstly, to a dry cell consisting of a zinc cylinder F, a carbon cylinder or rod A packed around with a depolarizing-mixture D which is held in place by a porous cylinder C, and an electrolyte E which is solidified by the addition of plaster of Paris and flour to it. The electrolyte consists of an aqueous solution of the chlorides of aluminium, ammonium, and magnesium, but either the aluminium chloride or the magnesium chloride may be dispensed with. The cell is closed by a bitumen sealing I, and a chamber G and exit tube H are provided for the collection and escape of the gases evolved. The wire J from the zinc is surrounded near the zinc with a strengthening metallic spiral K. The invention also relates to a fluid battery of similar construction, in which the above-described liquid or ammonium chloride is the electrolyte, and the carbon electrode stands on an insulated foot or base.
Patent GB-189823061-A (GB)
Title: Improved Two-way Connecting Piece for Hot and Cold Water Delivery Pipes.
Inventor: KLAUSE EUGEN HEINRICH ERDMANN
Filed: 1898-11-02
Granted: 1899-01-14
Abstract: 23,061. Klause, E. H. E. Nov. 2. Junction pieces.-Relates to a form of junction piece for hot and cold water delivery pipes. The junction piece is formed of the two tubes A, B, connected to the cold and hot water taps respectively, and having an inner tongue C at the point where they meet. From this point the pipe E leads to the rose or outlet. The arrows indicate the direction taken by the two streams of water, which intermingle and come to a uniform temperature before reaching the outlet.