Patents Represented by Law Firm Cantor & Singer
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Patent number: 4172361Abstract: In an automotive power plant, where the power turbine will repeatedly be stalled while different amounts of gas pass its stationary rotor, detrimental conditions at the outlet stator are avoided by designing the individual guide vanes so the leading edges are inclined in the direction of flow by an amount of 20.degree.-60.degree. with respect to a radial plane normal to the power turbine rotor axis.The inclination may be selected so it runs substantially straight from the radially inward end of the vane to its tip, or from the radially inward end as well as from the top to provide a notched, or U-shaped profile.Type: GrantFiled: September 20, 1977Date of Patent: October 30, 1979Inventor: Sven-Olof Kronogard
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Patent number: 4170810Abstract: The invention provides a device for securing a flexible sheet comprising (a) a first substantially U-shaped channel member having a web portion and a pair of opposed legs each of said legs being provided with a lip, which lips are directed substantially towards each other; (b) a second engaging member including a base and at least one depending arm, which member is adapted to engage one of the legs of said channel member with the back of the base of said engaging member facing the other leg of said channel member and the arm of said member disposed between said lip and said web; and (c) a third bar-like clamping member having a width substantially corresponding to the distance between the back of the base of said engaging member, when engaging one leg of said channel member, and the opposite leg of said channel member and a height along at least one of its sides substantially corresponding to the height of said channel member as measured between said lip and said web; the arrangement being such that upon theType: GrantFiled: February 9, 1978Date of Patent: October 16, 1979Inventor: Alexander Peleg
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Patent number: 4164266Abstract: For dampening exhaust gas noise a muffler contains two portions, of which one is adapted to take care of high frequency noise and includes dampening material, and the other is adapted to take care of low frequency noise and is devoid of such material. The latter portion includes an inner, perforated tube, a surrounding casing and wall means for subdividing the casing axially as well as transversely. The length of the tube is compatible with the lowest frequency of the noise to be divided, and the location of the wall means is selected as to form chambers of varying lengths compatible with other frequencies within the low frequency zone.The high frequency portion may be fitted concentrically around the low frequency portion, or may be located so as to form an axial extention thereby.The means communicating the low and the high frequency portions may include a radial diffusor.Type: GrantFiled: August 8, 1977Date of Patent: August 14, 1979Inventors: Lars Collin, Henrik Landalv
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Patent number: 4157078Abstract: A vertical steam or hot water boiler includes a convection part enclosed in a drum, and has a final combustion chamber attached thereto. The convection part includes at least two groups of smoke tubes. An annular box structure encloses either, or both, of said groups, at the ends of the tubes adjacent to the final combustion chamber, and the box structure being provided with an inlet and an outlet for a boiler fluid. This fluid may be feed water or steam to be superheated.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 1978Date of Patent: June 5, 1979Inventor: Nils Ostbo
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Patent number: 4155791Abstract: A method for manufacturing unidirectionally fiber reinforced resin products characterized by application of a given initial tension to the fibers at curing of the resinous material and an apparatus for manufacturing the same which essentially comprises means keeping the fibers under a given tension at curing of the resinous material. With the application of initial tension to the fibers, an initial distortion of the fibers is much reduced and a product of uniform quality and great strength is provided.Type: GrantFiled: October 17, 1977Date of Patent: May 22, 1979Inventor: Kenichi Higuchi
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Patent number: 4155370Abstract: A wig for covering up a bald area of the head or portion having thin hair and an improved wig anchoring technique. The anchoring member to be positioned on an inner surface of a wig body includes a curved reversible member supporting a number of pectinate projections having free ends movable toward or away from the reversible members as a result of opening or closing movement of the member so that, in use, closure of the reversible member will cause hair of the user to be gripped between the projections and the reversible member whereby to retain the wig on the user's head. The wig comprising a body having hair on an outer surface thereof and a plurality of the thus constructed anchoring members will not be easily dislodged from the user's head even though the user may perform strenuous exercise.Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 1977Date of Patent: May 22, 1979Assignee: Aderans Company, Ltd.Inventor: Nobuo Nemoto
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Patent number: 4148496Abstract: A golf cart of simple, inexpensive, lightweight and strong construction which will permit the secure placement of clubs in a series of holding mechanisms designed to hold the clubs by the lower end of the shafts and without the aid of pockets. The holding mechanisms are mounted on a platform which is part of a container used to store clothes, shoes, balls etc. The container forming the body of the cart, has wheels mounted on the sides and a handle mounted on the platform for pulling the cart.Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 1978Date of Patent: April 10, 1979Inventor: John S. Zimmer
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Patent number: 4144631Abstract: A heat shrinkable film is opened up from a collapsed state by suckers and is stretched over several guide members which are then clamped over the neck of a vessel. The film is pushed off the guide members onto the neck of the vessel and is clamped there by clamp members while the guides are withdrawn.Type: GrantFiled: September 20, 1977Date of Patent: March 20, 1979Inventor: Masaaki Fujio
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Patent number: 4143683Abstract: The present invention relates to means for controlling and for cutting the weft threads in looms with weft inserters. The combination of the means for controlling and for cutting the weft threads comprises a thread cutter carried by the loom framing, as well as a threader and a lowering hook carried by the sley. The thread cutter is constituted by a vertically-movable knife which co-operates with a component provided towards the rear with a weft thread retaining hook. The knife has, towards the rear, an extension for guiding the weft thread into the shed. The threader is formed by a horizontal ramp ended at its rear by an upwardly and forwardly open loop, located above the path of the entry needle, while the lowering hook may adopt, selectively, a high position above the weft thread portion connecting the threader loop to the cloth and a low position in which it presses down and holds one point of said weft thread portion below the path of the nippers of the entry needle.Type: GrantFiled: August 16, 1976Date of Patent: March 13, 1979Assignee: Societe Alsacienne de Constructions Mechaniques de MulhouseInventor: Georges Scheidecker
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Patent number: 4141241Abstract: Exhaust gas is sampled from an internal combustion engine operated disconnected from the transmission elements, thus braked by its inertia and internal losses only.Before running the test it is important to find out the positions, at which the fuel supply means ensures idle running and maximum fuel supply, respectively. A monitoring device is designed to find out these positions, and then to run a test cycle between those positions. The monitoring device may include means for running, prior to the actual test, a short conditioning program at the engine, to ensure that the same has attained a desired normal temperature, when the test starts.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 1977Date of Patent: February 27, 1979Assignee: Collin Consult ABInventor: Lars T. Collin
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Patent number: 4129426Abstract: A device for cleaning the air in welding shops includes a casing surrounding a fan and an electric motor, a mechanical filter upstream of the fan and a filter including active carbon down-stream of the motor. In order to maintain a suitable temperature for the active carbon the air is brought to pass through, or around the motor. A thermal relay is provided to interrupt the current supply to the motor, should the temperature, due to clogging of the mechanical filter and resulting increase of the motor output, be raise to an impermissible level.Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 1977Date of Patent: December 12, 1978Assignee: Flex Ake Wennberg ABInventor: Willy Furasen
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Patent number: 4126332Abstract: A low transport vehicle has a platform carried by a number of wheels arranged in a transverse row, hydraulic means being provided to raise and to lower the platform. In order to prevent a tilting of the cargo during voyage with the platform with respect to the wheels in raised position, the hydraulic system is arranged in such a manner that a ram operating an outward wheel in the row may be blocked-off from the system if the pressure in the system at the opposite end of the row falls below a predetermined value.Type: GrantFiled: February 9, 1977Date of Patent: November 21, 1978Assignee: Salen & Wicander Terminalsystem ABInventor: Anders Johansson
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Patent number: 4118927Abstract: An automotive power plant includes three turbine rotors, of which one forms a spool together with the compressor, and the other two rotors are interconnected by a gearing. The first turbine rotor is undersized, and cannot provide the necessary power for driving the compressor at full load, although the spool does not have to drive any internal auxiliaries. A slim shaft, carried in air bearings and rotating at supercritical speed, also when the plant is idling, transfers power from the gearing to the compressor spool.The turbine casing is die-cast of a light metal alloy, and is internally clad with pre-formed ceramic insulation components, bonded to the metal walls. In a front drive vehicle the casing is mounted in arcuate guides having their centers at the vehicle wheel axles, whereby the casing may be swung about 90.degree., when the gas turbine is to be serviced.Type: GrantFiled: November 24, 1976Date of Patent: October 10, 1978Assignee: United Turbine AB & Co. KommanditbolagInventor: Sven-Olof Kronogard
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Patent number: 4111636Abstract: A method and apparatus for reducing pollutant emissions from a source of combustion while simultaneously increasing the combustion efficiency. In a preferred mode, the technique contemplates the separation, removal and collection of positively charged species at the combustion zone. This is achieved by applying a relatively small magnitude electrostatic field at the combustion zone via positive and negative electrode means. A negative electrode may be positioned adjacent aperture means formed in the sidewall of the combustion chamber at the combustion zone so as to attract positive ionic species that include the pollutant emissions (e.g., NO.sup.+) desired to be extracted. A negative electrode may also be electrically connected to a tube that serves to collect the pollutant for later processing to a useful by-product (e.g., nitrogenous fertilizer).Type: GrantFiled: December 3, 1976Date of Patent: September 5, 1978Assignee: Lawrence P. WeinbergerInventor: Leon Goldberg
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Patent number: 4111144Abstract: A ship's docking plant includes a floating platform, partly enclosing a vertically displaceable docking member, providing large working areas around the same, when in raised position. The docking member is retained in relation to the platform by a vertical guide means at the inward, transverse side of the docking member, said guide means permitting the docking member to obtain various angular positions with respect to a horizontal plane, in the longitudinal, as well as in the transverse direction. The docking member is, along its longitudinal sides, connected to the platform by means of reversible chain winches, permitting an adjustment of the position of the docking member in relation to a horizontal plane, when lowered down.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 1976Date of Patent: September 5, 1978Inventor: Sigurdur Ingvason
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Patent number: 4109806Abstract: A framework carrier adapted to move railway waggons outside a railway yard includes two first, longitudinal beams, each carrying a rail and two second, transverse beams adapted to co-operate with a transporting member, said transverse beams being adapted to locate the rails upon the carrier in alignment with the rails of the tracks, when the carrier is brought to rest against fixed stops at the track heads.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 1977Date of Patent: August 29, 1978Assignee: Salen & Wicander Terminalsystem ABInventors: Anders Johansson, Per Strombeck
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Patent number: 4109868Abstract: When burning black liquor obtained during cellulose pulp manufacture it is desirable to maintain a constant atomizing pressure. Mere throttling of the liquor supply in order to adjust the combustion to actual heat demand will alter the spray pattern. A pressurized gaseous fluid is injected into the liquor supply conduit, and the amount of this gaseous fluid is governed in response to the actual heat demand. A monitoring device senses the pressure in the supply conduit downstream of the throttle valve, and adjusts the position of the latter in response to the activity caused by the gaseous fluid, so the resulting pressure is maintained at the desired level.Type: GrantFiled: January 6, 1977Date of Patent: August 29, 1978Assignee: Gotaverken Angteknik ABInventor: Hans Stenlund
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Patent number: 4095400Abstract: This spinning machine weighs about 10 lbs. and is of about the size of a one foot cube. The reel on which the spun yarn is to be stored is contained within a large horizontal tube. The yarn is fed through a hole in the wall of the tube from a groove on the outer surface. The reel is rotated by running on the inner surface of the tube which is driven by, for instance, a sewing machine motor. By control of dimensions or by braking a relative speed is imposed between the reel and the tube and is the speed for reeling yarn. The yarn is fed to the groove from two small tubes, one stationary and the other rotating with the large tube. Both are coaxial with the large tube. Locks or sliver to be spun are presented to a surface with saw-tooth corrugations alternating with slots, and is fed to the stationary small tube.Type: GrantFiled: June 6, 1977Date of Patent: June 20, 1978Assignee: Development Finance Corporation of New ZealandInventor: Arthur Robert Glen Pownall
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Patent number: 4090620Abstract: General cargo must be stowed differently when being transported by ships, or by railway waggons and trucks, respectively. To reduce the time a ship is tied up in port, a transhipping station is provided, where work can proceed before the ship arrives and after the ship has left port. This station is arranged so it is available along one side to railway waggons carried by special transport devices, remotely from railway tracks, at a second side is available to cargo-bigflats, suited for cargo handling on board ships, and possibly also, along a third side, being available to road trucks.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 1977Date of Patent: May 23, 1978Assignee: Salen & Wicander Terminalsystem ABInventors: Anders Johansson, Per Strombeck
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Patent number: 4080748Abstract: A metallic main frame including an eye ring and a seat tube joined in one body to the eye ring is coupled with an elastic protective sleeve to be inserted over fishing rods. The elastic nature of the protective sleeve tends to do less damage to the surface of the fishing rods and the absence of a brazed joint assures enhanced strength of the assembly construction.Type: GrantFiled: April 20, 1976Date of Patent: March 28, 1978Assignee: Fuji Kogyo Co., Ltd.Inventor: Ryuichi Ohmura