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Patent UA-59185-A (UA)
Title: Process for drinking water production
Inventor: Vasyl'iev Oleksandr Mykhailovych
Filed: 2003-06-12
Abstract: Process for drinking water production consists in introducing the iodine into base water. As the base water there is used a natural mineral water with mineralization of 0.5-1.0% g/dm3, which contains natrium+potassium, calcium, bicarbonates, chlorides, sulphates, metasilicic acid and magnesium. Iodinated lactic protein is used as a source of iodine.
Patent UA-67137-A (UA)
Title: Method for estimating quality of drug production processes by bioassay
Inventor: ARKHYPCHUK VIKTOR VOLODYMYROVY
IPC: G01N33/18
Filed: 2003-07-25
Abstract: The proposed method for estimating quality of drug production processes by bioassay consists in comparing the indications that characterize quality of different processes used for producing the same drug. The quality of each process is estimated at three levels: by the effect of the drug on living organisms; by the effect on the living organism cell vitality; and by the effect on the cell structure. For the estimation, the indications are used that characterize the effect of the drug on the retardation of growth and the decrease of weight of plant roots, on the lethality level of spineless and spine animals, and on the nuclei of plant and animal organism cells.
Patent DO-P2003000793-A (DO)
Title: Derivados de pirimidina
Inventor: LUZZIO MICHAEL JOSEPH
IPC: A61K31/505
Filed: 2003-12-17
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a un compuesto de la fórmula 1 en la que R1-R4 son como se han definido en esta memoria. Tales nuevos derivados de pirimidina son útiles en el tratamiento del crecimiento celular anormal, tal como el cáncer, en los mamíferos.
Patent DO-P2007000029-A (DO)
Title: Composiciones antimicóticas de ramnolípidos y métodos relacionados con su uso
Inventor: GANDHI N R
Filed: 2007-02-09
Abstract: Composiciones antimicóticas que incluyen un componente ramnolípido y procedimientos relacionados con su uso. R3=alquilo (C5-C20) saturado, monoinsaturado o poli nsaturado; R4= alquilo (C5-C20) saturado, monoinsaturado o poliinsaturado. Siringomicina E Adb= ácido diaminobutírico Adh=ácido dehidroaminobutanoíco ThrCl= 4-clorotreonine Composiciones antimicóticas que incluyen un componente ramnolípido y procedimientos relacionados con su uso. R3=alquilo (C5-C20) saturado, monoinsaturado o poli nsaturado; R4= alquilo (C5-C20) saturado, monoinsaturado o poliinsaturado. Siringomicina E Adb= ácido diaminobutírico Adh=ácido dehidroaminobutanoíco ThrCl= 4-clorotreonine
Patent DO-P2019000082-A (DO)
Title: Anticuerpos anti-il-33 y usos de los mismos
Inventor: JULIAN DAVIES
IPC: C07K16/24
Filed: 2019-04-02
Abstract: La presente invención proporciona anticuerpos los cuales se unen y neutralizan IL-33 humano, y métodos para usar los mismos, tales anticuerpos son útiles como agentes para el tratamiento de condiciones asociadas con enfermedad alérgica que incluye tratar dermatitis atópica.
Patent EC-SP10010615-A (EC)
Title: Derivados de benzofurano, benzotiofeno, benzotiazol como moduladores de fxr
Inventor: ROCHE DIDIER
IPC: A61K31/343
Filed: 2010-11-17
Abstract: La presente invencion se refiere a compuestos de la formula (I) en donde los sustituyentes son tal como se definen en las reivindicaciones, incluidas las composiciones farmaceuticas de los mismos y para su uso en el tratamiento y/o prevencion y/o mejora de uno o mas sintomas de enfermedad o trastornos relacionados con la actividad de FXR. La invencion tambien esta dirigida a los intermediarios y a un metodo de preparacion de compuestos de la formula (I)
Patent EC-SP14013321-A (EC)
Title: Recipiente con pico de vertido
Inventor: PAREDES RAUL M
IPC: B65D23/10
Filed: 2014-04-25
Abstract: Un recipiente (22) incluye un cuerpo (26) que incluye una base (28) y una pared lateral (30) que se extiende desde la base (28), y un acabado de cuello (34) que se extiende desde el cuerpo (26) e incluyendo un pico de vertido (47). El acabado de cuello (34) puede incluir una porción inferior (36) adyacente al cuerpo (26) con una superficie exterior cilíndrica (40) y al menos un elemento de aplicación de cierre (42), y una parte no cilíndrica (38) alejado del cuerpo (26) con hendiduras lateralmente opuestas (46) que forma el pico de vertido (47). El recipiente también puede incluir al menos una porción de pared engrosada (66) que se extiende radialmente hacia el interior para formar un canal interno para el flujo de producto hacia el pico de vertido (47). La pared lateral (30) puede incluir un indicador de vertido (249) circunferencialmente correspondiente al pico de vertido (47).
Patent GB-189701726-A (GB)
Title: Improved Means for Disengaging and Replacing the Supports of Boats on Ships and elsewhere.
Inventor: WILSON THOMAS
Filed: 1897-01-22
Granted: 1898-01-22
Abstract: 1726. Wilson, T. Jan. 22 Boat-disengaging gear.-Each end of the boat is supported on chocks A hinged to saddles B, which are pivoted at their outer ends to the supports E, F controlled by a cam lever L. In the position shown in Fig. 2, the supports have been released and have fallen into a horizontal position upon the deck, while the chocks are only partially clear of the boat. The chocks are pushed outwards by the fall of the supports E, F, projections M on which press against the curved hinges C, D of the chocks and assist their movement outwards and downwards.
Patent GB-189706719-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Shirt Buttons and Bosom Studs and the like.
Inventor: SAGEN ANDREOS K
Filed: 1897-03-15
Granted: 1897-05-15
Abstract: 6719. Sagen, A. K. March 15. Studs are formed with a cross-bar C pivoted at D to a shank A carried by a head B. An auxiliary shank E slides on the shank A and is cupped at e to receive a spring F. The stud is shown in the position for inserting ; when inserted, the bar C is turned across. The shank A may slide in a tubular shank E, having a hollow head containing a spring, or the spring may be contained in the shank. The base may be circular or bar-shaped.
Patent GB-189714720-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Raising, Lowering, and Conveying or Transporting Loads.
Inventor: TEMPERLEY JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-06-17
Granted: 1898-06-17
Abstract: 14,720. Temperley, J., and Temperley, J. R. June 17. Shackles and swivels.-The fall block f<1> of a hoist or crane is hollow, and its lower end is made with a double eye, between the two sides of which the thimble spliced to the lower end of the rope enters, and through which and the thimble the connecting-bolt for the hook is passed.
Patent GB-189715475-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Lamps for Burning Paraffin, or similar Oils or Liquids.
Inventor: LEWIS DAVID GRIFFITH
Filed: 1897-06-29
Granted: 1897-08-28
Abstract: 15,475. Lewis, D. G., and Davies, J. June 29. Oil-lamp reservoirs are ventilated by tubes c curved to follow the contour of the reservoir a, and inclined at their inner ends d to prevent oil from collecting therein, instead of being ventilated by the short upwardly-curved tubes described in Specification No. 20,587, A.D. 1894. Gauze discs g are fitted in the inlet ends e of the tubes, and are surmounted by perforated screw caps. The burner is now screwed into its socket b instead of being attached by a bayonet-joint.
Patent GB-189715696-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Automatically Operated Stringed Musical Instruments.
Inventor: KENDALL CHARLES BIGELOW
Filed: 1897-07-01
Granted: 1898-07-30
Abstract: 15,696. Lake, H. H., [Kendall, C. B.]. July 1. Automatic instruments.-Consists of means for playing banjoes or other stringed instruments. The instrument, the strings of which are shown in Fig. 8 at i, j, k, and l, is suitably clamped and operated on by fingers which stop the strings, and by pickers g which pluck them. Both are operated pneumatically from a chest P to which the necessary motors are connected by tubes 46. Fig. 8 shows the picker mechanism. The motor A is connected by a spring 10 to the picker, which is thus allowed a certain amount of resiliency. A pin g<1> on the picker arm engages with a hole 2 in an adjustable plate 1 so that the picker point moves alternately above and below the normal position of the string, and thus plucks it. In order to make the pin g<1> follow the cam-shaped opening 2, the picker is connected to a branch 11 which is in frictional contact with an adjustable plate 12. It will be seen that, as the bellows A collapses, the pin will in consequence be kept against the top of the hole 2, while as it expands from its collapsed state the pin rubs against the bottom of the hole. A further degree of resilience is allowed by interposing an elastic pad 3 between the plate 1 and its support 4. The last-named can be adjusted by screws 8. The pipes 46 are connected to separate chambers 45, all mounted in a common chamber 41 whence wind is exhausted by bellows 39. The valves 43, which connect the chambers 45 with the outer air or with the vacuum chest 41, consist of cones carried on stickers and having flanges which are faced on both sides so as to close seats either above or below them according to the condition of their actuating-motors. This is controlled by a tune-sheet n and a tracker-board 20. The tune-sheet is endless and is operated by rollers 22 and 23, actuated by an electric motor M which also drives the bellows. The receptacle for the tune-sheet is about the same width, its lower corners being rounded as shown, and the tunesheet is deposited in it and withdrawn from it in the manner shown. The instrument may be started by a hand-switch or by a coin-freed device, as shown. The coin falls down a shoot 59 and tips a lever 58, which makes contact with a stud 57. This energizes a magnet 56 which releases a detent 55. This allows an arm 53 to drop and close the circuit of the motor. At the end of the tune a special hole s in the tune-sheet causes a motor S to be actuated. This motor has a sticker 62 which raises the arm 53 and engages it with the detent, thus breaking the motor circuit.
Patent GB-189721677-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Cycle-saddles.
Inventor: SMITH GEORGE GARNER
Filed: 1897-09-22
Granted: 1898-08-27
Abstract: 21,677. Smith, G. G. Sept. 22. Saddles for bicycles &c. are provided at the rear with pads containing liquid. The pads comprise flat canvas chambers a, having their upper and lower surfaces connected by suitable strips c and rendered water-tight by rubber coatings b. The pads rest on canvas-lined plates d secured to the base h by bolts d<2>. The plates d are bent downwards in front and are fitted with air chambers e as shown. Layers of felt j and leather covers i are placed over the pads and secured to the underside of the plates d. An air chamber l may be secured to the peak h<1> of the base h. The base may consist of a dished metal plate as shown, or may be formed by bending metal tubes to the required form.
Patent GB-189724555-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Brushes, more especially to Tooth Brushes.
Inventor: HUNTER ROBERT GLENDOUNING
Filed: 1897-10-23
Granted: 1898-04-16
Abstract: 24,555. Hunter, R. G. Oct. 23. Tooth brushes; bristles, fixing.-Some of the bristles of tooth and other brushes are inclined as shown, so that, when the brush is in use, these take up a position at right-angles to the handle or stock, and thus make the brush more effective. Figs. 6 and 7 show a form of brush for cleaning the inner surfaces of the teeth; the head A may project laterally, as shown, or otherwise.
Patent GB-189730661-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Ball and similar Bearings for Vehicle Wheels, Shafts, and the like.
Inventor: THOMAS JOHN PETER
Filed: 1897-12-28
Granted: 1898-01-29
Abstract: 30,661. Thomas, J. P. Dec. 28. Ball and roller bearings.-The invention is illustrated as applied to the rear wheel of a bicycle, but is applicable to other wheels, shafts, &c. A sleeve G situated between the axle A and hub barrel N carries bearing-cones H, K screwed within and upon it. When four sets of balls are employed, as shown in Fig. 1, the cones H, K are double and the bearing-races are completed by cones B, C on the axle and rings 0, P on the hub. A dustexcluding washer n<2> may be secured by the nut n<1> which adjusts the ring P. A cap Q screwed on the axle closes the end of the hub. The bearing shown in Fig. 2 is similar to that in Fig. 1, but with two sets of balls in place of four. The invention may be applied to roller bearings.
Patent GB-189805455-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fare Collecting Boxes or Apparatus applicable for Tramcars and other Public Vehicles.
Inventor: MARSTON RICHARD
Filed: 1898-03-05
Granted: 1899-02-11
Abstract: 5455. Marston, R., and Tidswell, F. March 5. Fares, collecting.-The top of the fare-box B, which is secured by two claws, one on a long arm reaching down to and held in engagement by the locked door of the apparatus, is fitted with a coin trap consisting of a domed bottom I, with central rider or cone, and V-shaped sides and ends G, leaving narrow exits at the corners J. These exits are placed cross-wise to the coin-slits F, so that an instrument cannot be introduced. The coins fall from the trap upon a flap L, where they can be inspected through the windows M, M, and whence they can be discharged by depressing the spring 0 by a button N. Auxiliary flaps Q, Q are provided at the top of the coin-receptacle P.
Patent GB-189805456-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Production of Acetophenonphenetidide.
Inventor: VALENTINER FRIEDRICH
Filed: 1898-03-05
Granted: 1898-04-23
Abstract: 5456. Valentiner, F. March 5. Acetophenone phenetidide.-Acetophenone phenetidide is produced in a pure condition by heating a mixture of acetophenone and p-phenetidine in an exhausted retort until water separates, and then distilling in vacuo. The unchanged acetophenone and p-phenetidine distil over separately and are collected in a pure condition. At 210‹-212‹ C. under a pressure of 72 mm. acetophenone phenetidide distils over as a pale yellow oil which crystallizes on cooling. A single washing with alcohol renders it chemically pure.
Patent GB-189807587-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Air Brakes for Railway and like Vehicles.
Inventor: NEF JOHN JACOB
Filed: 1898-03-29
Granted: 1898-06-18
Abstract: 7587. Nef, J. J. March 29. Brakes.-Air-compressing apparatus. Fig. 1 shows a general view, and Fig. 5 an enlarged section through the governor. A is the reservoir, B the service valve, C the governor, D the air pump, and E the brake cylinder. Normally the air pressure in the reservoir A passes by the pipe L to the cylinder y, and thence by the port x to the cylinder j, and by the port u to the cylinder v, which is larger than the cylinder y. In this condition the pistons r, s stand to the left, while the piston m also stands to the left against the action of the spring o. When the pressure in the reservoir falls, the piston m is carried to the right hand and moves the slide valve p so as to cut off the air supply to the cylinder v and to open it to exhaust, the effect being to cause the pistons r, s to move to the right, thus carrying the pivoted lever P also to the right, and bringing the clutch R into action with the gear-wheels from the axle and starting the air pump D. The cylinder m, m is connected by the pipe i, i to the service valve B, so that, when the brakes are released, the exhaust air passes down the pipe i, i to the cylinder m, m and thus starts the air pump. A chamber z contains a supply of air which is directed to the valves K of the air pump by the slide valve p at the first movement of such slide valve, the purpose being to prevent the valves of the air pump from acting during the coupling and starting operation of the air pump.
Patent GB-189808546-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Valve, particularly applicable for Pneumatic Tyres and other Inflatable Articles.
Inventor: OLIVER WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-04-12
Granted: 1899-02-11
Abstract: 8546. Oliver, W. April 12. Tyres, pneumatic. -Fig. 1 shows a rubber valve for pneumatic tyres. Two flat pieces of rubber a are cemented together at the edges, the tube c being cemented into the opening at the top. The slits dare covered by a piece of rubber cemented round two or three of its edges. Fig. 4 shows the valve with a flange f for attachment to a pump.
Patent GB-189809914-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Apparatus for Curling and Ironing the Edges of Hat Brims.
Inventor: ATHERTON GILES
Filed: 1898-04-30
Granted: 1899-03-04
Abstract: 9914. Atherton, G. April 30. Brims; felt hats; ironing; soft hats.-Relates to apparatus for curling and ironing the edges of hat brims, and is particularly intended for treating soft hats. In the apparatus the hat, instead of being rotated by hand or by the friction of the rotating tool, is positively and automatically rotated in a circular or oval path as required. The hat is placed on a brow block f<3>, which is fitted on a hat bed f, which in turn is fitted on a hat bed-plate e', in the under surface of which is a recess in which works a cam e and in the upper surface a keyway in which is engaged a cross-block at the head of the vertical shaft a. The cam e is mounted on a plate d capable of being slid by a screw d<1> upon the surface of a plate c<1> which carries a bearing for the shaft a and can slide on the bed B of the apparatus. By adjusting the plate d centrally or eccentrically with regard to the shaft a, the brow block f<3> is rotated in a circular or oval path. The curling and ironing is effected while the brim is passing between a rotary tool g and a stationary. gas-heated, hollow iron h with a concave outer face. The iron h is mounted on a slide i connected by rods j, k and a bell-crank lever k<1> to a treadle-lever k<3>. The rod k is also connected by a bellcrank lever l to the swinging end of the shaft b which carries the worm a<1> by which the shaft a is driven, so that a motion of the treadle simultaneously stops the revolution of the hat and withdraws the iron h from the same. The tool g is vertically adjustable, and is connected to a hinged bracket so that it can be moved away from the iron h when required.
Patent GB-189811090-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Blades for Spiral Cutters.
Inventor: MULHERN JOHN
Filed: 1898-05-16
Granted: 1899-03-18
Abstract: 11,090. Mulhern, J. May 16. Lawn-movers.-The blades of spiral cutters, such as for lawn-mowers, are, to facilitate sharpening, formed of two or more laminµ or thicknesses of metal 22, 23, having between them a layer or layers 24 of soft material to retain the abrading- material, such as emery powder. Several kinds of blades are illustrated, as also a device for removing the abrading-material.
Patent GB-189901278-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture or Construction of Adjustable Swivel Plummer Blocks.
Inventor: ASHTON HARRY
Filed: 1899-01-19
Granted: 1899-12-23
Abstract: 1278. Ashton, H., and Ibbotson, W. Jan. 19. Casting.-Relates to adjustable hangers, brackets, pedestals, &c. for shafting. The bearing E is supported by the adjusting - screws C, D, and is preferably arranged to swivel on them. To avoid the difficulty of boring and tapping the parts B', B<2> of the casting forming the hanger &c., separate sleeves F are prepared. These sleeves are inserted, in correct alignment, in the mould, and the hanger, or the like, is then cast on to them.
Patent GB-189901756-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Drying Apparatus applicable for Use in the Manufacture of Portland Cement and for analogous Purposes.
Inventor: DAVIES PRESTON
Filed: 1899-01-25
Granted: 1899-12-02
Abstract: 1756. Davies, P., and Earle, E. J. V. Jan. 25. Drying slurry &c.- Relates to drying-apparatus for drying slurry into slip in the manufacture of Portland cement, and for analogous purposes. Slurry from a hopper e is dried on the surface of a rotary cylinder a, the slip being detached from it by a scraper w and discharged through an opening x to a conveyer y. The cylinder may be suspended by chains i, and sprocket-wheels k, l, and is lined with refractory material o. A liquid-fuel feeder q, such as that described in Specification No. 6703, A.D. 1898, projects into the hollow gudgeon b lined with refractory material so as to form a restricted passage such as is described in Specification No. 14,791, A.D. 1898. The evolved gases pass between the supports p<1> of a plate p into the cylinder, whence they pass through openings p<2> into the annular space between the cylinder and its outer casing d, having a pipe r connected with a fan or other exhausting-apparatus. In modification, the drum is divided into three concentric chambers ; to the outer chamber steam is fed, the condensed water being driven through a pipe having a thermostatic valve at its end ; to the inner chamber air is fed, and passes thence through the intermediate chamber to the chamber d. The Provisional Specification describes a modification, in which the drum picks up the slurry from a trough arranged beneath it.
Patent GB-189902045-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Motor Road Vehicles.
Inventor: BRIGHTMORE ARTHUR WILLIAM
Filed: 1899-01-30
Granted: 1899-12-23
Abstract: 2045. Brightmore, A. W. Jan. 30. Motor road vehicles.-An alternative method to that described in Specification No. 7250, A.D. 1897, is provided for reversing, driving backwards, and steering a motor road vehicle. A clutch, such as shown in Fig. 1, forms the brake pulley C, which lags behind the axle V when friction is applied to it and the axle is rotating forwards, but which rotates with the axle as one body when the axle is going backwards or when the brake pulley is going forwards quicker than the axle. The connection between the brake pulley and the axle is made by one or more bolts working on the axle and pressed by a spring on to a crown ratchet or internal ratchet-wheel connected to the brake pulley or wheel hub. For steering, the brake is applied to one wheel only, and the supply of motive fluid or electricity to the motor is reduced. The slips c are wedge - shaped to carry rollers, and are connected by a band f which can be tightened. The cam 0 has a horn Q shaped to catch and hold the pin L on the pawl B. The steering - handle, Fig. 2, draws the rod J through its casing on the steering-pulley H in order to diminish the power. The pulley H, when drawn back with its pivot p in the slot s, applies both brakes at once.
Patent GB-189903324-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Fastening Devices for Garments or other Articles.
Inventor: BOULT ALFRED JULIUS
Filed: 1899-02-14
Granted: 1899-04-01
Abstract: 3324. Boult, A. J., [Markie, E., and Arms, E. S.]. Feb. 14. Hooks and eyes.-The hook is formed of two wires A, B twisted together as shown in Figs. 1 and 3. The mouth of the hook is contracted by the bend b<1>, Fig. 1, or by the bend b<5>, Fig. 3. The hook is attached by passing the prongs a<2>, b<3> through the material and bending them down. The ends of the prongs are cut diagonally so that they readily pierce the material. The eye is formed from wires C, D twisted together and ending in prongs c', d'.