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GB-2058522-A
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GB-8029577-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1980-09-12
| null |
G10L13/047
| null |
A system for generating synthetic human speech
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en
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A system for generating synthetic human speech is disclosed in which digital filter coefficients stored in digital form are addressed, multiplied by generated excitation signals, D-A converted and converted into sound. In addition, the system includes a voiced-unvoiced excitation circuit and a speech parameter interpolator. The system is controlled by a microprocessor.
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en
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GB-2059963-A
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GB-8030955-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1980-09-25
| null |
A61P7/02
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SHANKLIN J R
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2-Amino-3-benzoyl- phenylacetamides and cyclic homologues
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en
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2-Amino-3-benzoyl-phenylacetamides are provided having the formula: <IMAGE> wherein: R represent hydrogen or lower alkyl, R<1> and R<2> represent hydrogen, lower alkyl, cycloalkyl, phenyl and phenyl substituted by lower alkyl, lower alkoxy, halogen, nitro and trifluoromethyl, and R<1> and R<2> when taken together with the adjacent nitrogen may form a heterocyclic residue; X represents hydrogen, lower alkyl, lower alkoxy, halogen or trifluoromethyl; Y represents hydrogen, lower alkyl, lower alkoxy, halogen, trifluoromethyl, lower alkylthio, lower alkyloxythio or lower alkyldioxythio; Am is primary amino (-NH2), methylamino or dimethylamino, and n is 1 to 2 inclusive. The compounds exhibit anti- inflammatory, antipyretic, anti-blood platelet aggregation and analgetic pharmacological activities.
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en
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GB-2062924-A
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GB-8032198-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1980-10-07
| null |
G07F5/22
| null |
Control device for a vending machine
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en
| null | null |
GB-2085427-A
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GB-8032436-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1980-10-08
| null |
C07D205/04
| null |
3-Phenoxyazetidines
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en
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3-Phenoxyazetidines having the formula: <IMAGE> wherein R is hydrogen, aminocarbonyl or trifluoromethyl having central nervous system activity are disclosed. Intermediates of the formula <IMAGE> wherein R<1> is alpha -methylbenzyl or diphenylmethyl are also claimed.
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en
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GB-2085885-A
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GB-8033060-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1980-10-14
| null |
A63B39/00
| null |
Foamed polymer sports balls
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en
| null | null |
GB-2061471-A
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GB-8033858-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1980-10-21
| null |
F42B15/04
| null |
Means for Initially Stabilizing a Rocket
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en
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For initially stabilizing a rocket, a line (22) of predetermined length is used, one end (23) thereof being attached to the bottom of a starting tube (16), from which the rocket is to be launched, the line (22) being manufactured from piano wire, and the turns (25) are formed so that their inner diameter is less than the external diameter of the rocket shell (10), whereby the line will grip the shell, and may be pulled off, turn by turn, when the rocket starts its flight, the rocket shell (10) preferably being provided with windows (15) level with a jet nozzle (14) of the propulsion motor, and the turns (25) of the line being preferably arranged so they initially cover parts of these windows. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2084244-A
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GB-8035365-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1980-11-04
| null |
F02M25/12
| null |
Electrical discharge treatment of combustion engine intake air
|
en
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Part of the air supply to a combustion engine is ionised by being subjected to a potential between about 30,000 and 70,000 volts, e.g. 45,000 volts, at an alternating fixed or variable frequency from about 200 to 500 c/s, e.g. 360 c/s, by passage between cylindrical metal plates 47, 50 within a boro-silicate glass tube 45. The treated air contains about 10% N2O and 1% O3 and is mixed with the remaining intake air and fuel prior to combustion in the engine. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2087270-A
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GB-8036768-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1980-11-17
| null |
F16H55/44
| null |
Method of manufacturing pulleys
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en
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This invention relates to a method of making pulleys and pulley blanks from sheet metal. The sheet metal is stamped into pulley blanks 15 having an upstanding cylindrical wall, the cylindrical wall 112 is then thickened by being partially collapsed axially, followed by radial compression e.g. by contacting with a roller 70. The roller can have a plurality of v-shaped grooves on its surface, to form a pulley for use with a poly v-belt. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2066797-A
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GB-8041598-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1980-12-31
| null |
B65G59/10
| null |
Beverage dispensing machine
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en
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An "in-cup" beverage dispensing machine has a carousel-type cup store containing a plurality of stacks (13) of cups each containing a beverage-base ingredient. At a cup dispensing station there is a lower rail (21) over which a rim (29a) of a lowermost cup (29) passes and a central portion of such rail is constituted by a lower jaw (23) of a cup-splitter element (22) whose upper jaw (27) splits the lowermost cup (29) from the stack when the element (22) is pivoted to dispense a cup (29) from the base of a selected stack. The remainder of the stack (13) is supported by the rim (30) of the second lowermost cup (28) resting on a second rail (25) disposed above rail (21). A third fixed rail (26) can be disposed above rail (25) to serve the same purpose as rail 25 for cups which have a larger rim-to-rim separation when nested. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2093894-A
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GB-8106052-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-02-26
| null |
E04H12/18
| null |
Expandable structures
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en
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The invention relates to an expandable structure (10) for underwater use, and comprises a number of spoke members (11) radiating from and hinged to a common centre (12). Each spoke member (11) consists of five longitudinal sections (13) linked by hinges (14) such that the sections (13) are foldable alternately upwardly and downwardly to lie parallel to an axis through the centre (12). The unfolded structure (10) is supported from above by strings (16) attached to the centre (12) and to alternate hinges (14). When folded, the structure (10) is a generally cylindrical bundle of sections (13) which automatically deploys under gravity upon release. The sections (13) have end formations (21) to arrest unfolding when the desired structural shape is reached. The formations (21) may have locking devices to enhance rigidity, and the hinges (14) may be resiliently biased to the unfolded position. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2074582-A
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GB-8106843-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-03-04
| null |
A61K38/095
| null |
Oxytocin-derivatives
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en
| null | null |
GB-2077188-A
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GB-8112857-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-04-27
| null |
G03G15/00
| null |
Systems producing alarm or indication signals teaching operators
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en
| null | null |
GB-2078995-A
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GB-8113919-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-05-07
| null |
G02B6/24
| null |
Optical fibre feedthrough terminal using differential thermal expansion
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2076195-A
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GB-8115547-A
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GB
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A
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A
| 2254-10-31
| 1981-05-20
| null |
G08B13/00
| null |
Non-home-run zoning system
|
en
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Zone indication is provided for a monitoring and control system by providing the system's sensors 12 and control unit 10 with counters 30, 32 which are simultaneously incremented with clock pulses from control unit 10. In one embodiment, each sensor output is enabled only during the occurrence of a corresponding count (jumper) from its counter. When the sensors are used to sense alarm conditions, the sensor sending an alarm signal is identified when an alarm condition signal exists simultaneously with a particular count from the counter at the control unit 10, with the particular count indicating which sensor is sending the alarm signal. Remote data can be transmitted between counter clock pulses. Should transmission of complex data be required, the counter clock pulses are inhibited and complex data is then read out, from the sensor actuated when the counter clock pulses are inhibited, at a rate governed by a different type of pulsed signal transmitted to the sensor. Zone indication signals can be made compatible with sensor control signals so as to establish compatibility with previously installed in-place systems. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2079232-A
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GB-8117113-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-06-04
| null |
F02B61/04
| null |
Trim mechanism with automatic return
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2080694-A
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GB-8119217-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-06-22
| null |
B01D24/14
| null |
A granular material filter
|
en
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The filter includes a bed of granular material resting on an impervious flat supporting surface, and a single manifold (8) provided with branches (9) also rests on the surface and serves for draining the filtrate and for supplying reverse flow air and water to the bed. Separate pipes are provided for the delivery of air to manifold (8) and for the discharge of treated water and for the delivery of washing water. Nozzles (10 and 11) are provided at the upper regions of the manifold (8) and its branches (9) and are mounted in such a way that slits (16) provided at their lower ends are all et the same level inside the manifold and its branches. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2084289-A
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GB-8120608-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-07-03
| null |
F16F9/46
| null |
Hydraulic damper with adjustable bypass
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2079313-A
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GB-8120621-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-07-03
| null |
C12N5/16
| null |
Improvements in or relating to rat myeloma cell lines
|
en
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A rat myeloma cell line which does not express an immunoglobulin chain, YB2/3.0.Ag.20, is prepared from the cell line Y3-Ag 1.2.3 via a hybrid myeloma cell line. This cell line, and variants thereof prepared by passaging and/or cloning the line, may be fused with immunocyte cells from an animal sensitized to an immunogen to produce hybrid myeloma cell lines which provide a source of monoclonal antibodies to said immunogen.
|
en
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GB-2077483-A
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GB-8121246-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1979-08-08
| null |
G21C21/18
| null |
Methods of assembling and disassembling spider and burnable poison rod structures for nuclear reactors
|
en
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A technique is provided for engaging and disengaging burnable poison rods from a spider in a nuclear reactor fuel assembly. A cap or plug (35) on the end of each of the burnable poison rods is provided with a stem or shank (45) that is received in a respective bore formed in the spider. The shank (45) is deformed to firmly secure the rod and attached shank in the spider bore. Pressing the shank in the direction of the bore axis by means of a mandrel (70 - Figure 4) overcomes the deformation to release the particular rod from the spider. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2087873-A
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GB-8121758-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1979-03-06
| null |
C07C251/48
| null |
1,2-dioximes
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2082357-A
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GB-8121788-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-07-15
| null |
G06C1/00
| null |
Numeral adding toy
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2082532-A
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GB-8123454-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-07-31
| null |
B23Q7/14
| null |
Speed control for gravity operated conveyor trolleys
|
en
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The trolley has two independent unpowered wheels 14, 18 for supporting the trolley on a track 12. One of the wheels engages the track when the trolley is empty and the other engages the track when the trolley is loaded with a workpiece. Each wheel has a viscous shear speed retarding mechanism operably connected therewith so that the speed retarding force on the trolley is greater when the trolley is loaded than when the trolley is empty. As a result of sing independent wheels 14, 18 (a) the wheels may be standard shock items and (b) the load can be suspended at a constant distance below the track. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2087232-A
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GB-8123584-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1981-07-31
| null |
A61K9/107
| null |
Injectable pharmaceutical compositions
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2082633-A
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GB-8125558-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1981-08-21
| null |
C25B9/19
| null |
Securing ion exchange membrane in electrolytic cell
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2082920-A
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GB-8126284-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-08-28
| null |
A61M1/00
| null |
A device for expressing breast milk
|
en
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A device for expressing breast milk has a hood (1) provided with connections (2, 3) for a suction line and for a receiving container or receptacle (4). Additionally, there is arranged at the suction hood (1) a collecting or catch chamber (5), at the outlet of which there is provided a valve (6) formed by a bore 8 in the base 5'' of the chamber (5) and a ball (9) in a housing (10). When a negative pressure is applied to the suction line theball 9 seals the bore 8 and milk collects in the chamber (5). When the negative pressure is removed, the ball (9) is released from the bore (8) and the milk flows to the receiving container (4). Suction construction renders possible a more balanced and reliable operation of the entire suction device. <IMAGE>
|
en
|
GB-2085351-A
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GB-8126954-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| 2726-10-16
| 1981-09-07
| null |
A61F2/00
| null |
A method of making an artificial limb component
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2108410-A
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GB-8132357-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1981-10-27
| null |
E01B9/48
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CLOUGH BRYAN
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Baseplates for receiving railway rails
|
en
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A method of making a baseplate for receiving a railway rail, including a rolling operation which produces a plate (2) which has an uninterrupted flat bottom (3) and two parallel upstanding ribs (8) extending across the entire width of the plate and then, without removing a major part of the cross-section of either rib at the middle of its length, a hole (10, 11) is drilled at least part of the way along each rib for receipt of a clip. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2087376-A
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GB-8134241-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1981-11-13
| null |
B65B21/12
| null |
Glassware take-out mechanism
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2088677-A
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GB-8135662-A
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GB
|
A
|
A
| 2649-04-26
| 1981-11-26
| null |
H03G7/00
| null |
Signal level detecting circuits
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2111727-A
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GB-8138338-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1981-12-19
| null |
G04F10/04
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HARMER DAVID WILLIAM
|
Improvements in or relating to elapsed time-indicating apparatus
|
en
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An elapsed time-indicating apparatus, particularly for use with sampling devices, includes a time-measuring device (Figure 1) and an interrogator (Figure 2) which may be coupled by means of a lead and jack plugs. The time-measuring device includes a crystal oscillator (IC1), a binary divider (IC2) and a counter (IC3). The input and carry terminal of the counter are connectable to the interrogator. The interrogator includes an oscillator (OSC), a control circuit, a divider ( DIVIDED 15) and a liquid crystal display. The oscillator (IC1) is switched on during the period to be measured. When the period is to be displayed, the interrogator is connected and the output of the oscillator (OSC) is supplied to the counter (IC3). The number of pulses applied is equal to the total capacity of the counter (IC3) and the carry pulse when produced is applied to the control circuit in the interrogator to start the counters in the display. Thus the time displayed is equal to the elapsed time measured. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2097074-A
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GB-8206151-A
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GB
|
A
|
A
| null | 1979-01-24
| null |
B60W10/10
| null |
Transmission control system in a vehicle
|
en
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An automatic transmission comprises a mechanical transmission 11, gear synchronizers 22 and 23, and a clutch 12 which have been automated by the addition of electro- mechanical and pneumatic operators 15, 18, and 21 and an electronic control system 24. The control system receives operator commands regarding the mode of operation, which can be automatic or manual, and monitors throttle position, engine speed, transmission countershaft speed (representing transmission input speed) and transmission output shaft speed representing vehicle speed). By utilising this information, the control system 24 selects the optimum gear ratio, effects synchronization of the selected transmission gear elements, controls clutch engagements and shuts off the fuel supply in accordance with a logic program. In selecting the optimum gear ratio, the control system changes the engine speed at which a shift is commanded in accordance with vehicle acceleration and deceleration (derived from the output shaft speed), and also in accordance with the differential of a signal representing throttle position, and in accordance with the direction of the previous shift. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2098138-A
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GB-8212320-A
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GB
|
A
|
A
| null | 1982-04-28
| null |
B63B27/24
| null |
Slurry carrying ship with drainage devices
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2102722-A
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GB-8212686-A
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GB
|
A
|
A
| null | 1982-04-30
| null |
A23K1/00
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MCCULLOCH MICHAEL G
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Method and apparatus for incorporating additivies in extruded expanded foods
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2124119-A
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GB-8218581-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1982-06-26
| null |
B25B21/00
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HUGHES DAVID JOHN
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A hydraulic bolt tensioning tool with power drive for rotating a nut
|
en
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The piston rod 15 of a hydraulic actuator is pivotally connected to a collar 7 which engages the nut 6 whilst the cylinder 16 is pivotally connected to a link 20 rigid with the body 3 of the bolt tensioning tool. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2108539-A
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GB-8220150-A
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GB
|
A
|
A
| null | 1982-07-12
| null |
B21F27/02
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THORN RICHARD PAUL
|
Meshed-strand resilient elements
|
en
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A metal mesh material is formed from a plurality of individual strands of wire which are formed in two-dimensional shapes which are capable of entangling with one another when combining together so as to form articles having isotropic properties. Three-dimensional wire shapes can also be used, such as wire coils, and any combination of the two-dimensional or three-dimensional shapes may be packed together and entangled to form the finished metal mesh article.
|
en
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GB-2104632-A
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GB-8220650-A
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GB
|
A
|
A
| null | 1982-07-16
| null |
F24D11/02
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WARD ALBERT WALTER
|
Electrically-heated hot water central heating system
|
en
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An electrical water-heating system for use with a hot water radiator central heating system comprises a heat exchanger 1 having a secondary heat exchange path 1B to be connected in the hot water central heating system in place of, or in addition to, a conventional boiler or other water heater. The heat exchanger 1 has a primary heat exchange path 1A which is connected in a primary closed circuit with at least one storage tank 6 for a heat exchange liquid, conveniently water, a circulating pump 7 and an expansion vessel 8. The heat exchange liquid in the primary circuit is heated by an electrical immersion heater. Conveniently there is an immersion heater 10 in the or each of the tanks 6. There may be several tanks 6 connected in parallel, whereby each tank can be made smaller and therefore easier to position in a building than a corresponding single tank. The heater or heaters 10 are conveniently connected to an "off- peak" supply. The primary closed circuit being pressurised may be heated to a temperature higher than that of the conventional hot water central heating system. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2104963-A
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GB-8222229-A
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GB
|
A
|
A
| null | 1982-08-02
| null |
F16L55/04
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KLEPPNER STEPHAN
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A gas-filled element for damping pressure pulsations
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2104366-A
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GB-8222681-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1982-08-06
| null |
A01G13/00
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LORENZ ACHIM R
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Young plant protection device
|
en
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A young plant protection device comprises a plurality of side panel members of such a configuration as to form a multisided cylindrical tube open at the top and bottom, the device being formed of a layer of corrugated paper and a layer of smooth paper. The device is for protecting young plant or seedlings when they are first transferred from the sheltered environment of a greenhouse to the open field where they may be exposed to severe weather conditions of high wind and heavy rain. The device is designed to last for up to two or three weeks and is formed of a biodegradable material and water-soluble adhesive so that with the action of the weather it will decompose and deteriorate sufficiently so that it may be plowed under after the plant is removed or harvested. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2122590-A
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GB-8224255-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1982-08-24
| null |
C11B3/10
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NAIK VIJAY MUKUND
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Adsorbent refractory oxides
|
en
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Adsorption agents such as silica gel used to remove impurities from fats and glyceride oils, are prepared by drying a hydrogel precipitate in two stages with an intervening stage in which the partially dried hydrogel is aggregated and dried without agitation in the second drying stage.
|
en
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GB-2106413-A
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GB-8224806-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1982-08-31
| null |
C07B61/00
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BERNARD JEAN RENE
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Process for the regeneration of an aromatization catalyst
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2109667-A
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GB-8230862-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1982-10-28
| null |
A47G21/06
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CARPENTER ARTHUR CHARLES
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Apparatus for removing an animal from a shell and a method of removing an animal from a shell using said apparatus
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2111993-A
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GB-8236109-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1982-12-20
| null |
C07C255/37
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EIDENSCHINK RUDOLF
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Liquid crystal acetonitriles
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2114622-A
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GB-8236709-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1982-12-23
| null |
D06H1/04
|
SJOBERG PER
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Method and apparatus for dealing with small areas such as defects on a web of material
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2118687-A
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GB-8303761-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1983-02-10
| null |
F16K43/00
|
EVANS GERALD JOHN
|
Fluid control valve
|
en
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This invention relates to fluid control valves. It has particular application to such valves in which the internal parts of the valve may be removed for maintenance whilst the valve is "under pressure", that is to say fluid is being supplied to and from the valve whilst the maintenance of the valve is carried out. An improved valve of this type is disclosed in our co-pending U.K. application No. 8123569. One of the situations in which it is particularly valuable to be able to maintain a valve whilst under pressure is when the valve is being used as a stop-cock valve such as in the ordinary domestic water supply. As shown in Fig. 18 the valve 231 has a base plate 233 screwed on to its stem with a chamber 232, with a sealed lid 239, attached to the base plate. Threaded flange 236 is provided for attachment of a standpipe. The crutch handle 2 is removable with a dust cap 4 to expose the internal parts of the valve. Special tools are provided to enable the valve to be maintained whilst under pressure. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2117045-A
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GB-8305655-A
|
GB
|
A
|
A
| null | 1983-03-01
| null |
F02M17/10
|
BROWN MAURICE LECHMERE
|
I.c. engine carburettor
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2118805-A
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GB-8306332-A
|
GB
|
A
|
A
| null | 1983-03-08
| null |
H04N5/21
|
YAMADA HISAFUMI
|
Ghost signal cancelling systems
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2119247-A
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GB-8310535-A
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GB
|
A
|
A
| null | 1983-04-19
| null |
A61K9/20
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TRIGGER DAVID JOHN
|
Sustained release lithium-containing tablets and method for their manufacture
|
en
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The release pattern of sustained release lithium carbonate tablets is improved by using a particular form of lithium carbonate material. This should have acicular crystals with a substantially monomodal particle size distribution in which the curve showing volume percentages of particles of different sizes shows a peak at a particle diameter of between 10 and 25 mu m. Moreover not more than 20% by volume of the material should have a particular diameter above 30 mu m. A preferred sustained release agent is a mixture of glyceryl mono-di- and tri-esters of straight chain saturated fatty acids. The tablets may be made by a moist granulation technique, followed by screening to ensure a granulate of appropriate grain sizes, after which the granulate is compacted into tablets.
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en
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GB-2120027-A
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GB-8312316-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1983-05-05
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H01H85/055
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GRATTON ARTHUR DAVID
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Fusible element
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en
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A fusible element comprises a continuous strip 1 of copper, or a composite strip comprising end sections of copper and a bridging section of silver; at least a portion of the copper strip or at least one copper end section being adapted for fusion upon passage of a short circuit current. A coating or body 3 of solder overlies an intermediate portion 2 of the copper strip or the silver bridging section and will alloy eutectically with copper or silver upon fusion arising from passage of a sustained overload. At least portions of the copper strip 1 or copper end sections immediately adjacent the intermediate portion 2 or bridging section have an overlying layer of e.g. nickel which, on occurrence of a sustained overload, will prohibit or resist dispersion of the solder 3 from the intermediate portion 2 or bridging section and over the copper strip 1 or end sections. The fusible element is reliable and the nickel layer prevents oxidation and thus deterioration of the fusible element. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2146287-A
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GB-8324218-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1983-09-09
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F16H25/18
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JENNER FRANK HARRY
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Platen mechanism
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en
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Two reaction members 1 and 2 are movable towards and away from each other by means of inclined cams 7 and rollers 10 which provide a powerful wedge action when a moveable member 8 is moved transversely with respect to the two reaction members. If more than one set of reaction members is provided, the associated moveable members are linked together to secure uniform movement. The mechanism is particularly suitable for use with an electrical interface arrangement in which a large matrix or array of contact studs are to be brought into contact with a similar array of spring loaded contact heads. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2128008-A
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GB-8325916-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1983-09-28
| null |
G07D5/08
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YOKOMORI SHINJI
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Coin sorter
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en
| null | null |
GB-2135359-A
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GB-8326180-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1983-09-29
| null |
E04D3/40
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BURDEN LILIAN MARY DOLORES
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Wall coping
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en
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A coping stone and an intermediate moulded building block are integrated during manufacture in the mould, the coping overlaps the intermediate block on both sides, and the whole is laid as the finishing building operation thus reducing the steps necessary to build a wall. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2133033-A
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GB-8401583-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1983-06-10
| null |
C10G9/04
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ORNHJELM KAJ-ERIK
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Procedure for thermal cracking of hydrocarbon oils
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en
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Procedure for thermal cracking of hydrocarbons. In the procedure the hydrocarbons are heated to reaction temperature and conducted into a reaction zone, where the flow is upward from below. The reaction zone (17) is formed of a pressure vessel (14) of which the cross section increases in the direction upward from below, whereby is achieved a uniform retention time without any perforated intermediate bottoms or equivalent placed in the reaction vessel. The walls of the reaction zone (17) subtend with the central axis an angle ( beta ) of which the magnitude is between 2 and 15 degrees.
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en
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GB-2137743-A
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GB-8401936-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1984-01-25
| null |
B01D19/00
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GUTTMANN HANS JURGEN
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Apparatus for venting and deaerating a liquid circuit
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en
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A surge tank (1) has a substantially horizontal expansion pipe (3) extending into the tank through a side wall. The expansion pipe (3) has an inlet (4) for liquid from a circuit, e.g. the coolant circuit of an i.c. engine, and the inlet has a cross-sectional area less than that of the pipe (3). In order to improve deaeration the expansion pipe (3) is arranged in the liquid (1b) and has a closed end (3a) outside the tank and an open end (3b) in the tank, the inlet (4) being located outside the tank (1) and being connected to a circumferential surface (3d) of the expansion pipe (3). <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2135334-A
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GB-8404639-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1984-02-22
| null |
C25B11/12
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MARSHALL ALAN
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Composite carbon electrode
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en
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In a composite carbon electrode comprising an inner part (2) and an outer part (3), the outer part having a greater porosity than the inner part, the inner and outer parts are bonded together. The outer part (3) can be formed in position on the inner part (2) and thereby or thereafter be bonded thereto.The two parts can be formed simultaneously or separately. The outer part can be at least one coating of a precursor applied to a core comprising a precursor for the inner part and the parts be carbonised either in one stage or successively. Where more than one layer is employed for the outer part, these can be of increasing porosity. Carbon fibre precursor can be employed for the outer part. The electrode is used for the generation of fluorine by electrolysis of a fused electrolyte. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2156963-A
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GB-8405396-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1984-03-01
| null |
F23N1/08
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MORRIS DON EDWARD
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Gase-fired water heaters
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en
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A water heater having a heat exchanger (1) is connected to supply hot water to a central heating system and, for domestic purposes, via a calorifier (7). The flow of heating water to the calorifier is controlled by a diverter valve (9) actuated by a demand for hot water. The diverter valve (9) operates to perm it flow of heating water to the calorifier (7) and to interrupt the flow of hot water to the central heating system on demand for hot water. Gas flow to the gas burner (2) of the heater is regulated by a modulating gas flow valve (6), under the control of a thermally responsive element (16) in the inlet to the heat exchanger, to maintain the water temperature constant. The element (16) is connectible into one or other of two temperature control circuits in dependence upon the state of the diverter valve (9). <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2140441-A
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GB-8413342-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1984-05-24
| null |
C08G63/52
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CORRADO GIOVANNI
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Unsaturated polyesters
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en
| null | null |
GB-2140448-A
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GB-8413539-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1984-05-25
| null |
E02D31/08
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RATCLIFFE ANTHONY JOHN
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Antivibration mat
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en
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A mat suitable for use in reducing the transmission of continuous vibrations and the sound associated therewith comprises particles of cork dispersed in cured oil-extended polynorbornene. A blowing agent is preferably used in the curing of the polynorbornene so that a mat having reduced density may be obtained.
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en
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GB-2144940-A
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GB-8416922-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1984-07-03
| null |
H04L25/493
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BEAVERS JOHN ANDREW
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A data processing system including an infra-red coupled remote data entry device
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en
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A battery powered keyboard entry device (1) includes an infra- red generator for coupling the device to a processor (2) which includes an infrared receiver. Each input binary signal (A) is transmitted as a few (e.g. two or three) short infra-red pulses (D) indicating the leading edge of the binary signal. In the receiver, the receiving groups of pulses, after detection and amplification, are stretched by a single-shot circuit (22) to produce binary signals of substantially the same length as the original binary signals. As each transmission is substantially shorter than each binary signal, power consumption in the keyboard entry device is substantially reduced as compared with a system in which the infra-red pulses for each input signal extend over the input signal length. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2163410-A
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GB-8421209-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1984-08-21
| null |
G01N1/20
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MCCALLUM THOMAS BERNARD
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A particulate solids sampling system
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en
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A batch of coal on a conveyor (2) is sensed by a material sensor unit (1) which signals a controller (not shown). The controller activates a pneumatic ram (4) whose attached scoop (3) moves transversely across the conveyor (2) taking a sample as it moves and depositing the sample into a collection hopper (6). When the ribbon of coal has passed the material sensor unit (1) signals the controller (not shown) which activates the ram (4) retracting it with its scoop (3). The controller may be programmed as to which batches of coal are sampled and where the sample is taken from within each batch. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-842376-A
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GB-842376D-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | null | null | null | null | null | null |
842,376. Electric measuring systems. SPERRY GYROSCOPE CO. Ltd. Feb. 14, 1958, No. 4962/58. Class 40 (1). An inductive pick-off comprises a hollow cylindrical stator 1 (Fig. 1), which is made up of a plurality of annular ferromagnetic laminations 5, each with four inwardly-directed radial poles A, B, C, D (Fig. 2), stacked alternately with insulating washers 6 of similar shape, an A.C. energized winding 8 and a pick-up coil 9 being disposed mutually at right-angles in longitudinal grooves 7 between the poles, and a steel cylindrical armature 2 which has a doublestart, preferably square, screw-thread 3 upon it, and which is journalled in brass bushes 4 at the ends of the stator 1. In the null condition shown in Fig. 2, each pair of opposite poles is similarly disposed relative to the thread 3; angular or axial displacement of the armature will alter the relative reluctances of the magnetic circuits, giving rise to an output from coil 9. The pitch of the thread 3 is twice the pitch of the laminations 5. Specification 816,714 is referred to.
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en
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GB-2167325-A
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GB-8429534-A
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GB
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A
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A
| 1057-01-09
| 1984-11-22
| null |
B23Q3/157
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THOMSON JAMES ARNOLD
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Multi-spindle machining centre
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en
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A machining centre comprises a tool head 9 having four horizontal spindles 12 and movable in three mutually perpendicular axes. The tool head 9 travels between an operating location at a workpiece holder 14 and a tool changing location at a tool magazine 21 above the workpiece holder. The tool magazine 21 has two or more faces containing sets of tools 28 for the tool head and can be rotationally indexed between working and loading positions so that one face can be loaded whilst another is in use. The workpiece holder 14 also has two or more workpiece holding faces and is similarly indexable. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2172100-A
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GB-8500781-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1985-01-12
| null |
F24S10/60
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ROBERTSON THOMAS JOHN MCNEEL
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Self-circulating solar water heater
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en
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In a water heating system using solar energy heat collecting surfaces the water pump is powered by solar energy which heats and thereby raises the pressure of a gas in a chamber 3. This pumps water through T-pieces 5 and non-return valve 8 into reservoir 7. The temperature of this gas is lowered by intermittent discharge of water over the surface of the chamber (e.g. via syphing). This alternating heating and cooling is used to give a water flow over surfaces exposed to solar radiation. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2172045-A
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GB-8504709-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1985-02-23
| null |
E02F3/36
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AUBREY MARTIN JAMES
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Hydraulic clamping system
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en
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A member (1), having an hydraulically operated piston/cylinder arrangement (6) which includes an enlarged head (3), can be connected to a plate (4) by causing said head to pass through the large portion of a keyhole aperture (5); subsequent movement of the member (1) so as to move the head (3) out of alignment with the large aperture portion followed by actuation of the arrangement (6) such as to bring the head into contact with the plate will result in the plate (4) becoming clamped between the head (3) and the member (1). Hooks (2) on the member (1) and complementary apertures (14,15) in the plate (4) provide anti-rotational stability. The plate (4) may be incorporated in an appliance (e.g. an excavator bucket) and the member 1 may be carried upon one end of the arm- or boom-means of a vehicle, whereby the vehicle driver can mount and demount the appliance without needing to leave the driver's seat. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2159670-A
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GB-8509633-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1985-04-15
| null |
H01R4/24
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SORLIEN MARK DAVID
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Cable shield connector
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en
| null | null |
GB-2156774-A
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GB-8512101-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1984-09-14
| null |
B29C51/16
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AVERY DONALD J
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Low-cost, full-function container for food, beverages and other products
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en
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A low-cost, full-function container (125) includes a tubular convolute or spiral-wound paperboard or composite material structure (127) that may be of various geometric shape to enclose a thin-walled vessel (131) of material constituting a barrier for enclosing and protecting a product, the structure having sufficient thickness and rigidity for supporting and protecting at least the enclosed sides as well as the bottom of the vessel. The vessel material wall thickness is inadequate for permitting the vessel conventionally to serve alone as a container for the product. A closure (133) for the vessel at its upper end seals the product hermetically or atmospherically with the product being protected from the air, other gases, moisture and light. The vessel may be formed in situ within the structure.
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en
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GB-2164906-A
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GB-8523745-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1985-09-26
| null |
B62D5/04
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SHIMIZU YASUO
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Electric power steering system for vehicles
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2168593-A
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GB-8527074-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1985-11-04
| null |
B60R22/405
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FOHL ARTUR
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Safety belt takeup
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en
| null | null |
GB-2167159-A
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GB-8527132-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1985-11-04
| null |
F04B39/12
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CHASTINE GARY LESTER
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Resilient compressor mountings
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en
| null | null |
GB-2168257-A
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GB-8529827-A
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GB
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A
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A
| 1057-07-29
| 1985-12-04
| null |
A61K9/00
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BRATBY DAVID MICHAEL
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Intra-vaginal contraceptives
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en
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An intra-vaginal ring contraceptive which comprises a central annular core containing a contraceptive hormone and an annular cladding around the core, the core and the cladding being formed of compatible resilient polymeric materials through which the hormone can diffuse, and in which the core further contains a radio opaque material or, where the cladding material is translucent or transparent, a coloured material so that the location of the core within the ring can be determined by visual means or X-rays. The contraceptive screened in this manner is more reliable since those in which the core of hormone is significantly off-centre release hormone considerably faster than normal and can therefore be rejected in a screening process.
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en
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GB-2169894-A
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GB-8531297-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1985-12-19
| null |
C09K23/04
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ANDREASSON EVA MARGARETA
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Surface active compound, a microemulsion containing said compound and the use thereof
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en
| null | null |
GB-2185050-A
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GB-8600155-A
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GB
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A
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A
| 1059-09-29
| 1986-01-06
| null |
E21D11/00
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FALLER GUSTAV
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Securing underground spaces or cavities, e.g. new mine drifts
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en
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In a process for securing a newly excavated cavity, e.g. a mine drift, a resilient bed or stratum 2 is formed on the surface of the rock 1 from injected concrete. Anchor bolts 3 are then fixed in the rock 1. The bolts 3 are provided with pivotable couplings 4 and a lattice girder structure 5 is attached to the couplings 4 by means of a releasable joint formed from slotted or grooved extensions projecting from the girders 5. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2184959-A
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GB-8600222-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-01-07
| null |
B31F1/28
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SISSONS ANTHONY JOHN
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Applying adhesive to sheet material
|
en
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Sheet material is contacted with a uniform fine surface layer of adhesive on an applicator cylinder (3), which layer has been formed by metering a coarse layer with a metering cylinder (15) rotating in the same sense as the applicator cylinder. Adhesive is removed from the metering cylinder (15) by doctor means which preferably takes the form of a cylinder (21) frictionally engaging and driving the metering cylinder. The invention has particular application to the application of cold set adhesive, especially PVA, to the flute tips of a corrugated sheet during the manufacture of corrugated paper. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2169716-A
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GB-8602794-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1985-05-31
| null |
E21B47/022
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MOLNAR DANIEL O
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Borehole inertial guidance system
|
en
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In order to improve the accuracy of borehole survey systems utilizing probes (18) with inertial components including inclinometers (32, 34, 36), two ring laser gyro units (42, 44) are included to provide rotation information to the system. When the probe (18) is moving in a borehole (12), inclinometer information is used to produce a synthetic rotation signal to take the place of a third gyro and the earth's rotation is used for a similar purpose in combination with signals from the two ring laser gyros (42, 44) when the probe (18) is stopped. Wire line velocity is used in combination with the inclinometer and gyro information to provide signals representing the probe velocity and position. Coordinate transformations are provided in the probe to transform the inertial signals and wire line velocity signals into earth reference coordinate system. Kalman filtering incorporates noninertial velocity data to reduce the effect of errors inherent in the generation of various input signals to the system.
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en
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GB-2186991-A
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GB-8604176-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-02-20
| null |
G01N21/55
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BARTZ ARNOLD M
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Optical examination of a body surface
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en
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The surface (4) of a cellular body (1) which is flat except for a number of cavities (5) is examined by placing a transparent light refracting medium (7) against the surface and transmitting light (11) through the medium toward its interface with the body surface at such an angle of incidence to the interface that light incident on the interface at the body surface is refracted into the body and light incident on the interface at the cavities is totally reflected internally of the medium and thence outwardly thereof. The reflected light (12) produces an image having readily distinguishable zones of lightness and darkness indicative of the cavities and body material, respectively. The image is displayed in such manner as to enable either of the relatively dark and light zones to be counted. An optical coupling liquid preferably is interposed between the body surface and the refracting medium to compensate for small gaps or irregularities in the body surface. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2171373-A
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GB-8604255-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-02-20
| null |
B60K17/35
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CHARCHIAN LORIS J
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Two/four wheel drive system for vehice
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en
| null | null |
GB-2175776-A
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GB-8606087-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-03-12
| null |
H03K21/02
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PECHAR HENRY W
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Dual edge clock address mark detector
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en
| null | null |
GB-2190785-A
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GB-8606961-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-03-20
| null |
H01J43/30
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BALL GEOFFREY WILLIAM
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Electron multiplier
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en
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An electron multiplier having a housing containing a chain of dynodes 11-22 is structurally combined with a high voltage generation circuit 41, which has a plurality of outputs which provide voltages in monotonically increasing progression and which are connected to the respective dynodes 11-22. The circuit is preferably sandwiched between parts 1, 2 of the housing. By generating the high voltage within the multiplied housing itself the device has no high voltage terminals, the circuit, as shown in Fig. 3, being driven by a square wave A.C. generator 42. Alternatively the individual multiplication stages may not be connected to the dynodes, but the final high voltage is connected to a resistor chain also sandwiched between the housing parts 1, 2. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2186706-A
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GB-8608480-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-04-08
| null |
B25J7/00
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NARISHIGE EIICHI
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Micromanipulator
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en
| null | null |
GB-2177892-A
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GB-8610062-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-04-24
| null |
A63B71/12
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CAVENEY THOMAS MATTHEW
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Guards for games players
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en
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A cricket pad or other guard to be worn on the body of a games player, which comprises first outer (10) and second inner (11) superimposed walls secured to each other at their respective edge portions so as to define an air space between them; and resilient wad or other padding (12) sandwiched between said first and second walls, the padding comprising a plastics material having a structure such that when compressed it permits reversible escape of air therefrom to said air space. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2174625-A
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GB-8610706-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-05-01
| null |
B05C11/06
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DAMRAU WAYNE A
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Trailing blade web coater
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en
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A trailing blade web coater is modified in that the orifice plate (52) is provided with a shear plate (62) which has an elongate upper surface (70) so that the reverse flow of liquid coating material out of the gap (72) is sheared against the web for an extended distance and time. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2184193-A
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GB-8620699-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-08-27
| null |
B29D23/00
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KANAO SHIRO
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Pressure withstanding pipe
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en
| null | null |
GB-2179939-A
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GB-8620972-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-08-29
| null |
C09D7/12
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SELTZER RAYMOND
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5-Higher alkyl substituted-2H-benzotriazoles and stabilized compositions
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en
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5-Higher alkyl substituted 2-hydroxyphenyl-2H-benzotriazoles of the formula I and the azobenzene intermediates of formula III are new <IMAGE> wherein T1 is alkyl of 8 to 18 carbon atoms, and T2 and T3 are independently hydrogen, hydroxyl, alkyl of 8 to 18 carbon atoms or a group of formula II <IMAGE> wherein E1 and E2 are independently hydrogen or alkyl of 1 to 4 carbon atoms and E3 is hydrogen, halogen or alkyl of 1 to 4 carbon atoms, T4 is hydrogen or hydroxyl, with the proviso that T2, T3 and T4 cannot each be hydrogen at the same time, and that only one of T2, T3 and T4 can be hydroxyl at the same time. Compounds (I) are useful for protecting organic substrates from light-induced deterioration.
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en
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GB-2180643-A
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GB-8622151-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-09-15
| null |
G01T1/36
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WORMALD MALCOLM RODERIC
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Coal analysis
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en
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An analysis system for analysing coal or other material causes the material (3) to be bombarded with neutrons (2) from a source (1), and this generates gamma rays (11,12,13) from the material (3) which are detected by a detector (4). The detector has scintillators (5,6) which generate light when a gamma ray is detected, the light being detected by photomultipliers (8,9). Each gamma ray generates two other gamma rays, which may both be wholly absorbed in one or the other scintillator (5,6) or one absorbed in one scintillator and one in the other. By analysing these events, the spectrum of gamma rays may be obtained, giving the composition of the material. One preferred detector has an array of scintillators and coincident gamma ray detection events in three adjacent scintillators detected.
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en
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GB-2180911-A
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GB-8623174-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-09-26
| null |
F16G15/06
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MULLER ANTON
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Coupling
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en
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A coupling (1), such as a shackle, clevis or the like, comprises a base member with at least two sides (2,3) spaced apart. They each comprise an insertion opening (7,8) for a suspension bolt (10). The bolt (10) is prevented from falling out of the insertion openings (7,8) by locking members (14,15) disposed transversely to the bolt axis. One locking member (15) projects only partly into one of the two insertion openings (7,8) which have the same diameter. Thus the inside width (16) of the suspension opening (8) is reduced. It is thereby ensured that only the correct size of suspension bolt (10) will be inserted in the coupling (1), the ultimate strength of which bolt (10) is coordinated with the ultimate strength of the chain (11) to be suspended, since a smaller bolt will fall out of the insertion openings. On account of their identical diameter, the two insertion openings (7,8) may be drilled in a simple manner in a single operation, due to which the desired, economical and simple manufacture is achieved for the coupling (1) as a mass-produced product. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2197066-A
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GB-8626419-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-11-05
| null |
G01K11/12
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DAKIN JOHN PHILLIP
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Bathythermographs or the like
|
en
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A bathythermograph or other instrument for measuring the temperature or other characteristic of water (e.g. salinity or sound velocity) as a function of depth comprises a probe and an optical fibre 5 arranged to be unwound from spools 7, 8 as the instrument is dropped or released into the water and to transmit optical signals to receiving equipment 4 either directly or via further transmitting equipment (e.g. radio transmitting equipment). The probe 1 may incorporate an electrical sensor 2 coupled to an electro-optic transmitter 3, or a device incorporating fluorescent material. Alternatively the probe may be constituted by the optical fibre 5 itself. In this case either backscattered light from the film at Raman wavelengths is measured, or the fibre is doped with an absorbent or fluorescent material. The instrument may be deployed by a ship, submarine or aircraft. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2183217-A
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GB-8626894-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-11-11
| null |
G01F11/28
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SAFFRON RONALD GEORGE
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Dosage device
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en
| null | null |
GB-2197382-A
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GB-8627377-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1986-11-15
| null |
E05B73/00
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MALONE JON ROSS
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Sailboard anti-theft device
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en
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An anti-theft device for a sailboard comprises a headed bolt 1 which is filted into a dagger-board slot and threaded into a headed stud-like nut 3. The mated bolt 2 nut are locked by conventional means. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2185243-A
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GB-8700019-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1987-01-02
| null |
B65G65/48
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ALANKO JOUKO JUHANI
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A feeding device for a grain dryer
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en
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A feeding device for a grain dryer comprises a rotating feeder (2), a slit (A) provided between the feeder and a bottom wall (3); a supporting shaft (6) parallel to the shaft of the feeder and supported by the walls of the grain dryer, one of the bottom wall (3) being fixed to said supporting shaft; an adjusting arm (7) for adjusting the position of the bottom wall (3) and hence the size of the slit; and a spring member (8) which allows the bottom wall (3) to be pivoted temporarily beyond a determined position. Lever (10) can be pivotted about shaft (6) by arm (7), which is pivotted to the lever (10), and this moves lever (9), which is fixed the shaft (6), via the tension in spring (8). The spring allows rotation of bottom wall (3) in the event of an over-size object passing under feeder (2). <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2185196-A
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GB-8700368-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1987-01-08
| null |
F16L58/10
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GIPSON FRED W
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Method for distributing corrosion inhibitor with foam
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en
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A liquid corrosion inhibitor is deposited in a pipeline system by flowing a foam formed from a gaseous fluid and a carrier liquid including the liquid corrosion inhibitor, through the pipeline. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2190509-A
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GB-8706158-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1987-03-16
| null |
G03G5/147
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YOSHIHARA TOSHIYUKI
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Electrophotographic photosensitive member
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en
| null | null |
GB-2188639-A
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GB-8707971-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1987-04-03
| null |
C07K19/00
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CROWL ROBERT MITCHELL
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Expression and purification of an HTLV-111 GAG/ENV gene protein
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en
| null | null |
GB-2212252-A
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GB-8709726-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1987-04-24
| null |
F41G7/22
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SALKELD DAVID
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Missile defence system.
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2190442-A
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GB-8711046-A
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GB
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A
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A
| 6301-06-01
| 1987-05-11
| null |
F16D55/224
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WEILER ROLF
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Spot type disc brake
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en
| null | null |
GB-2192318-A
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GB-8715620-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1987-07-02
| null |
H03G3/12
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WERMUTH JURGEN
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Voltage-controlled amplifier
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2198412-A
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GB-8722737-A
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GB
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A
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A
| null | 1987-09-28
| null |
B65D25/36
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LOWMAN REGINALD ROBIN
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Labels for canisters
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en
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A generally cylindrical canister 10 has a side wall 12 and top 14 and bottom 16 walls sealed thereto. The seals between the side wall 12 and the top and bottom walls 14, 16 respectively form upstanding lips 18 and 20 respectively. About the side wall 12 is a layer 22 of monoaxially orientated rigid polyvinyl chloride that has been heat shrunk to fit the canister closely. The layer of polyvinyl chloride used was sized slightly longer then the canister itself so that on heat shrinking the top and bottom edges of the polyvinyl chloride layer turned over the lips 18 and 20 at 24 and 26 respectively. The inner surface of the layer may be provided with a pressure-sensitive adhesive coating. <IMAGE>
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en
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GB-2199622-A
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GB-8728585-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1987-12-07
| null |
F16C19/55
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JACOB WERNER
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Multi-ring bearings
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2213954-A
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GB-8729954-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1987-12-23
| null |
C03C25/002
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HORNUNG STEPHEN
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Optical waveguide connecting component having tapered core
|
en
|
An optical connecting component 1 comprises an optical waveguide having a tapered optical field spot size 2 in use, the field spot size being determined by the waveguide's dopant diffusion profile. The optical connecting component 1 may comprise a length of optical fibre of conventional construction which has been subjected to a localised non-uniform heating step to produce a dopant profile which varies along the length of the fibre. Preferably, the optical fibre comprises silica with fluorine doping. The connecting components 1 may be used with a single ferrule 18 having a partial cut 19 in which is mounted an element 16 e.g. an optical filter. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2216019-A
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GB-8804628-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1988-02-27
| null |
A63F9/08
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ALI SARWAR AZIZ
|
Wire puzzle
|
en
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A puzzle comprises a closed loop wire member having in part a 'U' shaped configuration and a second part comprising two elements which interlock into the main member by means of the 'U'shape configuration. The first element has two loops with a substantial common axis, with one of the loops having a dimension larger than the 'U' configuration. The second element is threaded through the closed loops of the first element and captive thereto. <IMAGE>
|
en
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GB-2203750-A
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GB-8807574-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1988-03-30
| null |
C10M169/04
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GARDINER WILLIAM
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Organopolysiloxane coupling fluids
|
en
| null | null |
GB-2230337-A
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GB-8809619-A
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GB
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A
|
A
| null | 1988-04-22
| null |
C12Q1/04
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WAKELY JAMES NICHOLAS
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Antibiotic testing
|
en
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High voltages are applied to specimens from a patient to induce the micro-organisms therein to emit a Corona discharge. The intensity of the discharge is altered only when an antibiotic which combats the micro-organism is present. Unsuitable antibiotics have no effect.
|
en
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