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Patent EC-SP12011591-A (EC)
Title: Forma de dosificación de oxidación estabilizada resistente a la manipulación
Inventor: Bartholomäus Johannes
IPC: A61K31/485
Filed: 2012-01-11
Abstract: La invención se refiere a una forma de dosificación farmacéutica termoformada que tiene una resistencia a la rotura de al menos 300 N, dicha forma de dosificación comprende-un opiáceo (A), un ácido fisiológicamente libre (B) en una cantidad de 0T001 a 5.0 %en peso, en base al peso total de la forma farmacéutica, y un óxido de polialquileno (C) con un peso medio Mw molecular de al menos 200.000 g/mol.
Patent EC-SP12012163-A (EC)
Title: Una composición pesticida novedosa
Inventor: SHAH BIMAL DEEPAK
IPC: A01N25/00
Filed: 2012-09-18
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a una composición agrícola que comprende azufre en el rango de 20% a 80% de la composición total, de un compuesto cloronicotinilo en el rango de 0,7% a 25% de la composición total, de un compuesto piretroide en el rango de 0,75% a 10% de la composición total y al menos un excipiente aceptable en agroquímica.
Patent EE-200200543-A (EE)
Inventor: BOCCACCI ROBERTO
IPC: G07C9/00
Filed: 2001-03-13
Abstract: A portable apparatus for scientific identification of an individual comprises, in a container (1) in the form of a small suitcase, a computer which is compatible with operating systems intended to use programs for scientific identification. The computer is connected to a monitor (2) and to a keyboard (3); it is able to be connected to a printer which is external to the container, and is predisposed for remote connection to a processing center responsible for identification. The apparatus further comprises a fingerprint reader (4) connected to the computer, and a digital camera (5) connected to the computer.
Patent GB-189704337-A (GB)
Title: Improved Motive Power Device.
Inventor: KERSTEN WILLIAM EARNEST
Filed: 1897-02-17
Granted: 1897-03-20
Abstract: 4337. Kersten, W. E. Feb. 17. Rope railways ; railways, systems of.-An endless chain K carrying buckets Z is partially immersed, as shown, in a running stream. The upper part of the chain is coupled to vehicles which run on rails N. The immersed part of the chain may pass through a tube R to increase the effect on the buckets.
Patent GB-189706944-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fuel Economisers or False Bottom Grates for Fireplaces.
Inventor: HARGREAVES WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-03-17
Granted: 1898-02-05
Abstract: 6944. Hargreaves, W., and Hawthorn, R. March 17. Grates and fuelholders. - Firegrates for domestic fireplaces are formed with vertical front bars F and an open space in the bottom in which fits a loose pivoted grate D, which can be oscillated by a handle C to clear it of ashes &c.
Patent GB-189715905-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Stables and their Fittings.
Inventor: HANNA JOHN ALEXANDER
Filed: 1897-07-03
Granted: 1898-05-07
Abstract: 15,905. Hanna, J. A., and Shillington, T. F. July 3. Paving-blocks for stables. Channels or V- shaped grooves f a r e made in the upper surface of the block, and the corners of the projections are rounded off as shown at f<1>.
Patent GB-189719041-A (GB)
Title: Improved Watch Mechanism adapted to Go for Long, Periods, Without Re-winding.
Inventor: FELL JOHN CORRY
Filed: 1897-08-17
Granted: 1898-02-19
Abstract: 19,041. Fell, J. C., [K÷hler, W.]. Aug. 17. Barrels; watch framework; going trains.-To make a watch which only needs winding-up once a year, a pillar plate A and a top-plate B, having a large eccentric circle removed from it, form the framework for a large going barrel and for a train which drives the centre wheel of a small ordinary movement on a half-plate C bolted upon the top-plate B. A crescent-plate over the three pillars 1, 2, 3 receives the corresponding pivot of the barrel.
Patent GB-189719940-A (GB)
Title: Improved Lifting-jack.
Inventor: SCHOELER ALBERT
Filed: 1897-08-30
Granted: 1898-05-28
Abstract: 19,940. Sch÷ler, A., and Schmidt, G. E. Aug. 30. Lifting-jacks.-Fig. 1 shows a side elevation of a jack which can be used to lift an article to any height without requiring it to be blocked up at intervals. By raising the rack a out of the easing b, the load X can be lifted to a limited extent. A block f is then placed under the crosshead a<1> of the rack, and a filling- piece g between the load and the casing. The load and casing are then lifted and so on. In the example shown, the crank handle drives the rack through pinions, but this multiplying- device may be dispensed w i t h. Two ratchetwheels and pawls are provided, one pair being used to lift the rack, and the other the casing.
Patent GB-189721277-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for applying Rubber Tires to Wheels.
Inventor: BLOSSER THEODORE BENJAMIN
Filed: 1897-09-16
Granted: 1897-12-04
Abstract: 21,277. Blosser, T. B. Sept. 16. Building wheels ; felloes or rims ; tyres, elastic other than pneumatic.-The Figures show an apparatus for applying rubber tyres to vehicle wheels. The wheel V is held on adjustable supports F, F<1>, the extensions G, G<1> of which are screw-threaded to engage with bushes in the uprights A. The wheel is guided by a roller V, the ends of which turn in the pieces W. The positions of these pieces are adjusted by screws X engaging with the frame and provided with clamping-nuts Y, Z. To the other side of the frame are attached slide ways L which guide a block 0 carrying an inclined grooved pulley T, the position of which is adjusted by a screw P engaging with a bush in the crosspiece B. When the wheel is turned by hand with or without a lever described in the Specification, the pulley T stretches the tyre d and causes it to move into the channel of the iron rim.
Patent GB-189723681-A (GB)
Title: Improved Mechanism for Operating or Controlling Electrical Motors at a Distance.
Inventor: MARTINEZ GIULIO
Filed: 1897-10-14
Granted: 1898-10-14
Abstract: 23,681. Martinez, G. Oct. 14. Steering-gear.-Relates to switch apparatus for controlling motors at a distance and for indicating when the movement has been made. The motor may operate a steam valve, steering-gear, or the like. Fig. 1 is a diagram of the controller. Within the casing at the top are two pointers I<1>, I<11>, the former of which records the displacement of the operating-wheel and the other indicates the position of the motor. The movement of the wheel A is transmitted through the gear-wheels r, R, the latter being loosely mounted on a shaft a, on which are also mounted two springs T<1>, T<2> wound in opposite directions. Each spring barrel has an extension F<1>, F<2> engaging a pin P depending from the wheel R ; any movement of the latter thus puts tension on one or other of the springs T', T<2>. The movement of the shaft a indicated by the pointer I<11> is controlled by an escapement-wheel Z with which engages a hammer operated by the electromagnet E'. A make or break of the current through E<1> will allow the escapementwheel to move one tooth, and thus allow the shaft a to rotate. The distant motor C, Fig. 5, operates a make-and-break switch S to control the magnet. A current to the motor (or to the relay K) is sent when the wheel A is turned by the following means :-The shaft a carries a fork supporting a spindle b, Fig. 2, having a wheel d, with a single tooth taking in a recess in the wheel R, and also an eccentric adapted to raise or lower, according to the direction of rotation of the wheel R, a contact-plate adapted to make contact between X', X" or Y', Y". Hand switches may be fitted at Q<1>, Q" for completing these circuits. The motor may directly control a helm for steering purposes, or may control a steam valve. The switch preferably operates through a double relay K. Reference is made to the electromagnetic switches described in Specifications Nos. 11,594 and 11,594A, A.D. 1897.
Patent GB-189725712-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Mechanical Toys.
Inventor: HUGHES HERBERT EDWARD
Filed: 1897-11-05
Granted: 1897-12-11
Abstract: 25,712. Hughes, H. E. Nov. 5. Mechanical toys.-Toys, such as carriages, carts, and boats, are driven by a heavy wheel 1 mounted upon a spindle 2 from which motion is imparted, by worm gearing 3, 4, by a crown-wheel and lantern pinion, or by bevel gearing, to the axle 5 to which the travelling wheels 6 are secured. The vehicle is held in the hand, and the wheels 6 pulled rapidly over the ground, whereby the wheel 1 is rotated to propel the engine when liberated.
Patent GB-189728408-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or applicable to Dress and other Guards for Cycles.
Inventor: WINZER CHARLES BURTON
Filed: 1897-12-02
Granted: 1898-12-02
Abstract: 28,408. Winzer, C. B. Dec. 2. Guards, dress and chain.-The guards are formed of loose lengths of cord with elastic central parts and tags on the ends. The cords are passed through holes in the quadrant C, and the tags a are fitted into holes d in the mud guard. The chain guard is similarly constructed, the cords passing from one to the other of the horizontal parts of the frame E as shown.
Patent GB-189728591-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Throttle Valve Actuating Device for Steam Engines.
Inventor: BRINKMANN HEINRICH
Filed: 1897-12-03
Granted: 1898-08-06
Abstract: 28,591. Brinkmann, H. Dec. 3. Stop gear.-Consists of means for operating a stop valve from a distance independently of the engineer, so as to bring the engine to a stand or to cause it to move slowly on the occurrence of any emergency. The valve e is surmounted by a pair of cylinders (or a single cylinder) in which work pistons k, k<1>, and to these fluid under pressure can be distributed by means of a slide valve controlled by a hand-lever j.
Patent GB-189729505-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Magnetic Telegraphy and Telephony.
Inventor: LODGE OLIVER JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-12-13
Granted: 1899-01-13
Abstract: 29,505. Lodge, O. J. Dec. 13. Telegraphs; telephones ; telephone systems.-Relates to a system of signalling by means of magnetic induct i o n transmitted from a horizontally - placed ring or coil of wire spread over as large an area as possible and received by a similar ring, or, if the ring be not of the same dimensions, it is syntonized so as to respond to the magnetic impulses emitted from the transmitting-ring. The Specification describes the use of alternators, induction and Tesla coils, batteries, and rotating commutators, vibrating strings with contacts, and other methods of generating the sudden periodic or alternating fluctuations of current necessary to produce the magnetic waves. Figs. 1 and 2 show the transmitting and receiving arrangements in their simplest form. e is the horizontal field coil, a an alternating generator, d the transmitting-key, c a condenser, and p, q a period-adjusting device consisting of a solenoid and movable core. At the receiving-station a telephone t is shown in place of the key, and two parallel coils p, p<1> in place of the adjusting-solenoid and core. The coils e may be formed of a single ring of uninsulated wire raised above the ground, or of insulated wire laid on or sunk into the ground. Where space is limited, a coil of wire may be employed with or without a magnetic core. When a core is employed, it may have a central flue for heating. The coils may be placed round or in lighthouses, ships, &c. In some forms of working, a duplicate of the coil may be formed with a closed magnetic core, this coil being always in circuit when the transmitting- key is at rest. The system may be arranged with a microphonic transmitter. At the receiving- station various forms of telephones may be employed, both in series and parallel to the condensers, and also a tone telephone consisting of a magnetic fork of adjustable pitch attached to a sounding-board and having an inducing-electromagnet between its prongs. In a second form, a polarized electromagnet has a reed armature carried by the free end of the polarizing-magnet. Various means of sending a call are described, including the high notes produced by the oscillations of induction sparks. Phonoporic and telephonic relay apparatus and relays for recording signals are referred to. The Provisional Specification, also refers to the use of coherers in the receiving- circuit.
Patent GB-189800314-A (GB)
Title: Improved Apparatus for Treating Tea-leaf in course of Manufacture.
Inventor: SHARPE ALFRED HORATIO BELL
Filed: 1898-01-05
Granted: 1898-11-26
Abstract: 314. Sharpe, A. H. S., and Hurst, W. P. Jan. 5. Drying tea.-Relates to apparatus for withering tea. Fig. 1 shows a vertical section, and Fig. 2a horizontal section of the apparatus, which comprises a fixed external casing D and a frame A<2> adapted to be rotated on the axis B and serving as a support for tiers of perforated trays F on which the tea is laid. The apparatus may be covered with a piece of fabric stretched on the ring Hand serving to check the passage of air through the apparatus. The air, which may have Leen moistened by passing through damped textile material, is forced into the apparatus through the pipe G. The apparatus is fitted with a lifting-device by which the frame A<2> and its appendages can be lifted out of the casing D.
Patent GB-189812773-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Mudguards for Cycles.
Inventor: BEHREND WILLY
Filed: 1898-06-07
Granted: 1898-09-24
Abstract: 12,773. Behrend, W. June 7. Guards, mud.-The invention is shown as applied to a bicycle. A piece of flexible fabric is affixed to a bicycle, as shown in dotted lines, to serve as a mud guard. The rear end of the strip is fixed to a rod e which is pivoted to a clamp a encircling the down tube a<1>. When the guard is not in use, the clip a is slid to the bottom of the tube a', and the rod e is turned to lie against the tube. The fabric is rolled up and secured to the rear fork. The rod e and clip a may be fitted to the rear fork g. A triangular, square, or other shaped plate x may be fitted to the rod e so that its inclination above the wheel may be varied. The clamp is formed of a band a turned back at its ends to receive a double lever c, d and bent wire o respectively. A bolt b, connected to the double lever c, d, passes through the wire loop o and receives a tightening-nut f.
Patent GB-189814072-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Frames of Bicycles and other Foot Propelled Vehicles.
Inventor: HUGHES JOSEPH
Filed: 1898-06-25
Granted: 1898-08-13
Abstract: 14,072. Hughes, J., and Dixon, J. M. June 25. Frames, spring, for bicycles &c. The lug uniting the frame members A and C' is provided with a socket E, to which is pivoted the bottom bracket G by means of a pin F. The chain stays J are secured to the bracket in the usual way. The back fork stays L are pivoted at M to the fork ends, and at the top they are secured at R to the sleeve Q of the forked links N, which is pivoted at T to a sleeve S attached to the lug D. A spring W connects the sleeve Q to a collar U secured on the frame tube A, and a chain may also connect these parts to limit the movement of the spring. The lower end B of the steering-socket, Fig. 4, is provided with a sleeve X, into which a sleeve X" carrying the ball cup Y slides. A spring B' encircles the fork stem A', and is retained between the flanges X<1>, Z. Lugs a on the sleeve X" slide within slots a<1> in the sleeve X, so as to prevent relative motion between these parts. The invention is also described as applied to a lady's machine.
Patent GB-189819199-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Billiard Cue Chalkers.
Inventor: BENNET CHARLES STEWART
Filed: 1898-09-09
Granted: 1899-08-05
Abstract: 19,199. Bennet, C. S. Sept. 9. Billiards, chalk holders for. Chalk is carried upon brackets which may be extended into positions convenient for the players. Figs. 2, 5, and 6 show three modifications of brackets. In Fig. 2, the chalk 11 is suitably secured to the end of an arm movable in a horizontal plane about a vertical joint. To extend the range of movement, the arm may be constructed of a flexible piece of steel or other suitable material or of a close-wound helical spring 12, which may be secured directly to the wall. For scoring the top of the cue, sand or emery paper is attached to the extension 15. In other cases, the bracket may be made with several joints, or, as in Fig. 5, with a ball-and-socket joint arranged with side and bottom 16. In Fig. 6, the bracket is shown as attached to a balanced slide, which acts in such a way as to automatically raise the bracket out of the way of the player. To ensure this, the end of the bracket passes round the vertical tube 19 which contains a counterweight.
Patent GB-189819637-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Syphoning or Flushing Apparatus applicable for Lavatory Wash Basins.
Inventor: THOMAS WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-09-15
Granted: 1899-01-28
Abstract: 19,637. Thomas, W. Sept. 15. Lavatory basins, waste fittings for. The discharge of the basin is effected by a bell siphon C fixed to a tube D, the lower end of which seats upon the outlet pipe E and thus forms a valve. When the bell is raised the discharge into the long leg starts the siphon. Sufficient water is always left to form the seal J. The pipe D also serves as an overflow.
Patent GB-189901915-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Navigational Sounding Apparatus.
Inventor: DOBBIE JOHN CLARK
Filed: 1899-01-27
Granted: 1900-01-27
Abstract: 1915. Dobbie, J. C Jan. 27. Sounding-apparatus. - The apparatus is surrounded by a perforated casing, not shown, and consists of a tube A fitted with baffle-plates H and closed at the top by a cap C pivoted at C<4>. The cap is tightened down upon a packing-ring I by a nut on the screw bolt J. Water is admitted from the outer casing through a U -tube D, and flows into the tube A according to the pressure. A non- return ball or mushroom valve E prevents escape of water or air as the instrument is drawn up, and this valve may normally be held on its seat by a magnet F. The scale may be marked on a flat bar, or it may be on a tube M fitted with a valve N with friction springs N<1>. Normally this valve is open to admit water, but it is closed, before taking a reading, by pressing it against the bottom of the sounder.
Patent GB-189902021-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Binder Frames for Bookbinders' Use.
Inventor: JONES HARVEY PEIRCE
Filed: 1899-01-28
Granted: 1899-10-07
Abstract: 2021. Jones, H. P. Jan. 28. Bookbinding. -A frame for use by bookbinders is shown in front elevation in Fig. 2, and in cross-section in Fig. 4. A main U-shaped frame A is provided, at its ends A, A', Fig. 2, with bearings for the ends of top and bottom clamping-plates B, C, having extensions D, D<1> which form covers for the leaves held in the frame. The plates R, C can be moved towards or away from each other by means of a removable right- and left-handed screw G, which passes through nuts H, H<1>, mounted removably in guide-ways B<1>, C', formed on the plates B, C respectively ; the central part of the screw G is formed with a collar G<1> which turns in a bearing A<4> on the main frame A. During their movements, the plates B, 0 are guided partly by pins F, F<1>, secured to the plates and arranged to pass freely through apertures in a central rib A<3>, Fig. 2. Dowel pins provided with interlocking tongues I<5>, I<6>, attached to cylindrical sections I<3>, I<4> respectively, are fitted to the plates B, C, and slide over one another during the movements of the plates; the backs of the leaves are trimmed or punched so as to engage with the dowel pins, which form guides for the plates B, C. In a modified form, the main frame or back is provided with transverse guide-bars or plates for the clamping- plates, which are actuated by means of a right- and left-handed screw which passes through sliding nuts connected by links to the clamping-plates.
Patent GB-189902266-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Coat Hanger or Garment Suspender.
Inventor: NEWEY JAMES CLEMENT
Filed: 1899-02-01
Granted: 1899-12-02
Abstract: 2266. NeWey, J. C., and Sellers, T. E. Feb. 1. Suspenders for articles of dress.-Relates to loops by which coats and other garments are hung up, and consists in making them of a piece of wire a, the ends of which are formed into indented hooks a<1>, which are engaged with loops b<1> attached to discs b embedded in the garment. The loops b<1> and back part b may be made of one piece of wire.
Patent GB-189902829-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fittings for Lavatories, Sinks, and other Vessels.
Inventor: DOULTON HENRY LEWIS
Filed: 1899-02-08
Granted: 1899-09-30
Abstract: 2829. Doulton, H. L. Feb. 8. Lavatory basins, sinks and baths, waste and overflow fittings for. The lower end of the overflow pipe e acts as a tubular waste valve. It passes through a short guide-tube d, which is fastened to the grating a screwed by its periphery into the disc b. In a modification, apertures are made in the lower part of the tube d through which the waste flows when the tube e is raised. In another modification, the tube e is enclosed by a second which acts as a siphon, when started by an initial discharge. A spring valve may be fitted on the crown of the siphon to admit air.
Patent GB-189904983-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and in connection with Apparatus Employed in Checking and Recording the Attendance of Workmen and the like.
Inventor: BROOKES ALFRED GEORGE
Filed: 1899-03-07
Granted: 1900-03-05
Abstract: 4983. Brookes, A. G., [Gardam, J.]. March 7. Time-printing stamps.-Relates to apparatus of the type in which each workman keeps his own record on a card. The snail 10, mounted on the arbor of the hour-hand of the clock shown, operates to release a striking-train which allows the snail 17 to rotate sufficiently to raise by means of the arm 18, link 19, and rod 20 the abutment on which the card C, ruled as shown in Fig. 10, rests to bring the next horizontal subdivision on it in line with the wheels of the time-stamp. The card C is inserted by the workman with its face away from him into the frame 26, which may be shifted laterally by means of the pivoted lever 37 and its position indicated by the pointer 41 linked to the abutment. The pointer 44 connected to the rod 20 by a link 46 indicates the day of the week on the scale 43. On depressing the knob 57, the pivoted lever 56 first draws back the hammer 50 and then releases it, causing its rubber-faced head 51 to press the .card against the time-stamp, the minute and hour wheels 70, 71, Fig. 6, of which receive motion from the flexible shaft 24 of the clock. The wheel 70 is mounted on the arbor 73 driven by the gearing shown, and the wheel 71 on a loose sleeve 80, having a ratchet-wheel with 12 teeth and held in position for an hour by a spring pawl which is released when the pawl 85 drops into a notch in the drum 86 and allows a train of wheels driven by the shaft 73 to readjust the position of the wheel 71 after " 59 " appears upon the wheel 70. The inking-ribbon 100 is mounted on spring- supported reels 101, 102 carried by spindles 103 having ratchet-wheels 110 adapted to engage one of the wheels 111 of the rotatable and sliding shaft 112. When the knot 57 is depressed, it rotates the shaft 112 a little by means of ratchet gearing causing the ribbon 100 to shift. The shaft 112 is moved longitudinally by the pivoted lever 119 linked to the pivoted lever 122. Stops 124 projecting from the ribbon 100 strike the levers 119, 122, and reverse its direction. In a modification, the snail 10 operates one end of a pivoted lever, the other end of which carries a pawl which raises tooth by tooth a rack bar carrying the rod 20.