Abstract: The beverage container carrier has a central panel formed of double thickness cardboard attached together for the height of the beverage container. Above the beverage container, the separate walls of the central panel fold outward to cover the tops of the beverage container. At the bottom of the central panel, the walls fold out to form the bottom and outside of pockets which receive the beverage containers. Two identical blanks can form the beverage container carrier.
Abstract: A strap is secured across the passenger compartment of an automobile at a position behind the front seat backs and close to the top of the front seat backs. The strap is secured around the doorposts of a 4-door car to prevent the seat backs from collapsing backward due to impact on the car from the rear.
Abstract: A cage defined by walls and floor has a dividing wall thereacross dividing the floor area into two portions. Each floor portion, together with the adjacent wall portions, defines a functional section of the cage. The first floor portion is about one-half to two-thirds the total floor area. The first section has a solid floor portion to receive bedding, and the second section has a screen floor portion or bottom. The screen bottom side, i.e., the second section, is fitted to supply water and feed to the rodents. Most of the waste is deposited on the screen bottom of the second section to substantially increase the life of the bedding in the first section and provide health and economic benefits.
Abstract: A security cabinet for storing of articles of value which is designed to prevent unauthorized access into the security cabinet by individuals not possessing sufficient physical strength such as young children. The latching arrangement of the security cabinet can be located in a position requiring an inward force of a sufficient magnitude to be applied to the door in order to permit the door to be opened and thereby gain access into the cabinet.
Abstract: The mouth bite device includes a handle and a crossbar thereon to form a T-shaped device. The crossbar has resilient sections toward its ends. The device is sized so that the handle can manipulate the crossbar so that the crossbar enters across the mouth and the resilient sections respectively lie between the opposing molars of the user so that, as he bites down, he engages his molars on the resilient sections. This permits the user to clench his teeth without damage, thus relieving tension and releasing emotional energy.
Abstract: The water reclamation system receives waste water from a small residential type source, such as one or more homes, a series of apartments or road houses, and processes the water so that it meets the standards of state and federal regulatory agencies for non-domestic services. The treatment in accordance with the system starts with biologic and enzymatic treatment of the materials in the waste water stream. Next, bacteria is killed by chlorination. Thereafter, mechanical filtration improves clarity. Finally, ultraviolet treatment kills any remaining bacteria. The final flow is useful for irrigation, washing of structures and automobiles, filling swimming pools, and for returning to toilet tanks for flushing purposes. The system includes a provision for backwashing the filters.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
July 16, 1991
Date of Patent:
October 19, 1993
Inventors:
Sonia Rivelli, Jean Savoy, Geraldo R. Silveira, Gerard D. Klug
Abstract: Divider panels are sized to fit partway or all the way across a drawer or the like and extend sufficiently high to functionally divide the drawer into separate areas. The divider panels are notched for breakoff to the desired length. The divider panels are held in place by bifurcated mounting supports which can be secured to the drawer bottom, drawer sides or another divider panel to retain the divider panels in the selected position.
Abstract: Daughter boards having edge pads thereon are inserted into a single in-line memory module (SIMM) connector on the mother board and are tilted up to latched position to increase contact pressure and retain the daughter board in place. In the present connector, the retainer which retains the inserted printed circuit board in the raised position is a metal spring wrapped around an upright post and is replaceable.