Patents Represented by Law Firm Lilling & Greenspan
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Patent number: 4628678Abstract: A twisting member of a ringless spinning apparatus comprises a cylindrical ousing with blades on its peripheral side surface. Secured on the blades is a first disc with an eccentric passage extending therethrough for the advancement of fibres, this disc acting as one gripping element of a device for gripping the fibres. The other gripping element is in the form of a second disc with an axial passage which is coaxially mounted on one end of a spring-biased sleeve in a position facing the first disc with the eccentrically extending passage and defining a gap with this first disc. The sleeve is coaxially accommodated in the housing.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 1985Date of Patent: December 16, 1986Assignee: Tashkentskoe Spetsialnoe Konstruktorskoe Bjuro Textilnykh MashinInventors: Valentin N. Tikhonov, Gennady V. Zhigalov, Abdurakhim Abduganiev, Vladimir K. Dulnev
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Patent number: 4627914Abstract: A device for automatic control of pressure filters comprises a control assembly connected by a filtrate pipe (2) to at least one pressure filter (1 ), which is essentially a vertically arranged pipe (4) communicated with the filtrate pipe (2) and limited, at the lower end thereof, by a baffle (7) having a calibrated opening (7') and provided with a sensor (3) which is an electro-capacitive element connected via a converter (14) and a switch (15) to a timer unit (8) coupled to a frequency coincidence unit (17) which is connected to a frequency generator (19), and to control units (9) and to the pressure filter control consoles (11). The control unit (9) and the control console (11) of each pressure filter (1) are joined together, while the control output of each control console (11) is connected to an actuating device of a respective pressure filter (1).Type: GrantFiled: February 7, 1986Date of Patent: December 9, 1986Inventor: Viktor I. Antonenko
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Patent number: 4626935Abstract: A device for coupling a cassette tape recorder to a microcomputer comprises several series-connected elements, such as a pulse shaper, a delay element, a flip-flop, a commutator whose another input is connected to an output of the pulse shaper, a reversible counter, and a shift register. The device, according to the invention, also comprises a counter whose one input is a clock input of the device, another input is connected to an output of the delay element, while an output is connected to a second input of the flip-flop, and a timer whose inputs are connected to the clock input of the device, to an output of the commutator, and to an output of the reversible counter and to a shift input of the shift register, respectively.Type: GrantFiled: January 14, 1985Date of Patent: December 2, 1986Inventors: Oleg S. Gorbachev, Anatoly F. Ioffe, Mikhail V. Kulagin, Boris I. Ruvinsky, Vladimir S. Khorin, Jury V. Chugunov
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Patent number: 4626078Abstract: A multiple pass optical matrix system comprises two main and one additional objective mirrors arranged on a mount. The mount is mechanically connected with means for rotation of the mount about axes perpendicular and parallel to the image matrix row. The main and auxiliary field mirrors are placed opposite the mount along the longitudinal axis of the system.Type: GrantFiled: May 6, 1985Date of Patent: December 2, 1986Assignee: Institut Khimicheskoi FizikiInventors: Semen M. Chernin, Evgenia G. Barskaya
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Patent number: 4620464Abstract: A boring head of a multiple-operation machine tool comprises a housing which is kinematically coupled to a spindle and adapted to accommodate a carriage spring-biased against the housing, carrying a mandrel for a cutting tool and having a slanted surface to interact with a slanted surface of a rod arranged in the housing coaxially with the latter and kinematically coupled to a drive which moves it in the axial direction. The boring head also incorporates a counterbalance comprising at least a pair of pins received in through holes provided in the carriage. The holes are symmetrical with respect to the axis of rotation of the boring head and extend at a perpendicular to said axis of rotation. The pins are kinematically coupled to the rod so that they can reciprocate in the through holes of the carriage.Type: GrantFiled: August 15, 1984Date of Patent: November 4, 1986Inventor: Georgy A. Vasilchenko
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Patent number: 4611958Abstract: A boring head of a multiple-operation machine tool comprises a housing which accommodates a carriage carrying a mandrel for a cutting tool, and having a slanted surface to interact with a slanted surface of a rod arranged in the housing coaxially with the carriage and kinematically coupled to a drive which moves it in the axial direction. The housing also accommodates a fork arranged coaxially with the former and pressed against the carriage by a spring. At the ends of the fork are two slanted surfaces which are symmetrical with respect to the axis of rotation of the boring head. The fork interacts with the carriage on lines found in a plane extending through the axis of rotation of the boring head. The head further incorporates a rocker whose axle is installed in the housing on the side facing the two slanted surfaces of the carriage. The axle is parallel with the axis of rotation of the boring head.Type: GrantFiled: August 9, 1984Date of Patent: September 16, 1986Inventor: Georgy A. Vasilchenko
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Patent number: 4611118Abstract: A time-of-flight ion mass analyzer comprises a device for preacceleration of ions being analyzed and a sensing member of the analyzer detecting the moment at which an ion enters a time-of-flight space, a reflector and an electron detector connected to a time interval measurement device, which are provided in series downstream the preacceleration device. The reflector has at least two grid electrodes: an intermediate electrode and a bottom electrode. The intermediate electrode is designed to receive a potential which creates, in the reflector space, two zones divided in accordance with electric field steepness, and a difference of potentials between the bottom electrode of the reflector and the sensing member of the analyzer is chosen in the absolute value such as to be greater than, or equal to, the potential difference at the preacceleration device.Type: GrantFiled: July 18, 1984Date of Patent: September 9, 1986Assignee: Institut Kosmicheskish Issledovany Akademi Nauk SSSInventor: Georgy G. Managadze
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Patent number: 4610290Abstract: The pull-up device of a pull-up curtain consists of a winding shaft, disposed parallel to the longitudinal axis of the curtain rod, driven in rotary motion and rotatably mounted in bearing blocks mounted on the curtain rod, several mutually spaced winding spools being fixed to the winding shaft. A vertical pull-up band each can be wound on every winding spool, said pull-up band being led through mutually vertically spaced band guidance elements of a loop band which is fastened to the curtain in vertical alignment with the winding spool, the lower end of the pull-up element being fastened to the lower part of the curtain. The pull-up band is of rectangular section, and the winding spool is axially movable on the winding shaft, the flanges of the winding spool being only slightly further apart than corresponds to the width of the pull-up band.Type: GrantFiled: February 15, 1984Date of Patent: September 9, 1986Inventor: Peter Dorflinger
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Patent number: 4610850Abstract: Fibrides of synthetic heterochain polymers are produced by a non-equilibrium polycondensation of an aqueous alkaline solution of bifunctional compounds supplied into the reaction zone as a continuous stream oriented in the horizontal plane of the reaction zone to be acylated with diacyl chlorides of dicarboxylic acids in the state of a superheated vapor with a carrier supplied into the reaction zone in the vertical plane, contacting the reagents being effected in a cross-current stream under shear stress conditions.Type: GrantFiled: May 16, 1983Date of Patent: September 9, 1986Assignee: Kalininsky Politekhnichesky Institut USSRInventors: Vladimir A. Nikiforov, Savely A. Zhizhilev, Alexandr G. Mukhometzyanov, Lev B. Sokolov, Nison I. Gelperin, Tatyana I. Nikitina, Vikior I. Rabinovich
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Patent number: 4606929Abstract: The disclosed method of ionized-plasma spraying includes the steps of loading an article to be coated into a vacuum chamber, pumping out active gases from the vacuum chamber to a pre-evacuation level, cutting off the pre-evacuation pump, leaking an inert gas into the vacuum chamber, pumping out active gases from the vacuum chamber to the working pressure, spraying a coating onto the article in an inert gas atmosphere, and after the application of the coating terminating the pumping out of active gases from the vacuum chamber and leaking air thereinto, the subsequent pumping out of air from the vacuum chamber being effected to a pressure of 6 to 66 Pa.The apparatus for perfoming the method comprises a high evacuation unit including a magnetron pump connected with the vacuum chamber through a cutoff valve and associated with means for monitoring the residual atmosphere.Type: GrantFiled: August 27, 1985Date of Patent: August 19, 1986Inventors: Vladimir P. Petrakov, Gennady P. Minkin, Vladimir A. Shagun, Pavel S. Balykin, David I. Barklon, Vladimir A. Domrachev
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Patent number: 4606618Abstract: A pair of binoculars which is convertible to a toy robot. The binoculars have a body to which leg tubes are attached, each leg tube having an ocular lens inserted in one end and an objective lens inserted in a second end. A focusing device is also attached to the body and is used to focus the lenses to sharply view a desired object. To convert the binoculars into a toy robot, hinged body frames on the binocular body rotate outward to form arms and the leg tubes are extendable to form legs. A cover over the torsion spring connecting the two halves of the body, rotates away from the body to form the robot's head. An upper set of notches and a lower set of notches along the outer parameter of the leg tubes are used to fit the body frame ends into and hold the toy in either the binocular form or the robot form and set of notches are used to insert the body frame ends to hold the toy in the binocular form.Type: GrantFiled: May 23, 1985Date of Patent: August 19, 1986Assignee: ARCO IndustriesInventor: Steven E. Geller
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Patent number: 4606700Abstract: A turbodrill multistage turbine each stage of which comprises a stator and a coaxially disposed rotor. Each stator and rotor are provided with a respective spacing sleeve and a respective ring with respective flow channels and hubs. The hubs carry respective bladings disposed in the flow channels so that there are formed respective radial clearances between the ring of the stator and spacing sleeve of the rotor, and also between the ring of the rotor and spacing sleeve of the stator. At least in a number of rings the hubs are made such that there are pairs of adjacent rings in which at least a preceding (upstream) ring partially overlaps by its hub the flow channel of a subsequent (downstream) ring on the side of the radial clearance thereof.Type: GrantFiled: October 15, 1979Date of Patent: August 19, 1986Assignee: Vsesojuzny Naucho-Issledovatelsky Institut Burovoi TekhnikiInventors: Sergei J. Brudny-Chelyadinov, Vigdor S. Budyansky, Viktor K. Sorokoumov, Viktor A. Filimonov
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Patent number: 4604075Abstract: Toy helicopter with a control unit which can be removed from the body of the helicopter and placed in one of several positions. The helicopter has a rotor blade which is powered by a motor connected to it via compound gears and a rotary driving shaft. The motor is controlled by a removable control unit which is inserted into the helicopter body and which has an activating switch. When the activating switch is pushed, the switch contact is moved into position to complete the circuit with the battery contact and the resulting electricity from the battery travels to the motor.The control unit is a self-contained unit which is connected to the driving mechanism of the helicopter by a wire cord which may be stored in the helicopter's body.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 1985Date of Patent: August 5, 1986Assignee: Arco IndustriesInventors: Lawrence D. Richards, Johnny S. C. Yuen
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Patent number: 4599853Abstract: An apparatus and method are described for producing compact stranded conductors on single and double twist machines. This is achieved by preshaping and metering the preshaped wires to have generally sectored cross-sectional profiled complementary configurations and positioning and orienting the preshaped wires to substantially correspond to their positions and orientations in relation to the core wire in the final compact twisted conductor. The wires are metered to a double twist strander which is used to initially twist the preshaped wires about the core wire in a generally loose construction, and these wires are subsequently locked into abutment against each other when imparted a second twist to form the compact composite conductor.Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 1985Date of Patent: July 15, 1986Assignee: Ceeco Machinery Manufacturing LimitedInventor: Andre Varga-Papp
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Patent number: 4600814Abstract: A computer inputed with a data base of potential call recipients and having an EIA RS-232 Data Communication Equipment interface drives an auto-call unit or dialer through a format conversion device to be compatible with the dialer EIA RS-366 automatic calling equipment interface. A line signalling device monitors the dial stream for conference connection commands and establishes a voice connection between the computer, an external or remote station and an internal or local extension upon receipt of such command. The computer thereupon disengages itself from the conference connection while maintaining the same between the remote and local stations. While a previously established conference connection may continue to be in progress, the computer is free to process a new sequence of dial digits from the data base to establish a conference connection between a next successive group of handsets in an automated, high speed repetitive manner.Type: GrantFiled: October 5, 1983Date of Patent: July 15, 1986Assignee: Manufacturing Administrations Management Systems, Inc.Inventors: William B. Cunniff, Walter Tyler
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Patent number: 4598658Abstract: An arrangement for controlling a spinnaker of a sail catamaran having two hulls joined by beams, comprising a spinnaker boom to whose front end spinnaker and one end of a halyard are secured, the other end of the halyard being secured to a mast. Lower stays are each secured by one end to the front end of the spinnaker boom and by their other ends to respective stoppers. On the front beam joining the hulls there is provided an upright, and the spinnaker boom is hinged to the upper end of the upright. There are also provided two stays, each having one end secured to the upper end of the upright and the other end secured to the bow of a respective hull.Type: GrantFiled: November 27, 1984Date of Patent: July 8, 1986Assignee: Tsarnikavsky Rybolovetsky Kolkhoz "Tsarnikava"Inventor: Aldis O. Eglais
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Patent number: 4598491Abstract: A toy cap gun having a chamber which amplifies sound and illuminates the flash from detonated caps. The chamber is attached to the barrel and gun in one embodiment in a manner permitting its complete removal from the gun. A spindle means enshrouded by the chamber is used for holding and rotating the caps to be struck by the gun's hammer and the position of the spindle means inside the chamber produces a dramatic sound and light effect when the caps are detonated.Type: GrantFiled: March 29, 1985Date of Patent: July 8, 1986Assignee: Arco Industries, Ltd.Inventor: Sid Noble
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Patent number: 4595017Abstract: A method for automatic processing of electro-oculographic signals consists in carrying out visual stimulation of a patient at a preset stimulation angle and within a preset period of time, recording the signal of the bioelectric potention of the patient's eye, amplifying said bioelectric potential signal and limiting its spectrum, measuring the amplitude of the bioelectric potential signal at preselected instants of time, and subjecting the thus-measured values of the amplitude of said signals to statistical analysis to determine a constant electro-oculographic eye potential. The time instants at which the amplitude is measured are selected by determining the global extreme values of an absolute magnitude of the bioelectric potential within a preset number of stimulation cycles, comparing the modules of the thus-fixed global extreme values to one another and comparing the time intervals between the fixed global extreme values with the stimulation period.Type: GrantFiled: March 20, 1985Date of Patent: June 17, 1986Assignee: Moskovsky Nauchno-Issledovatelsky Institut Mikrokhirurgii GlazaInventors: Pavel A. Semenov, Svyatoslav N. Fedorov, Emilia M. Mironova, Eleonora V. Egorova, Alexandr A. Karavaev
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Patent number: 4592517Abstract: An inertia cone crusher comprises a housing having an outer cone and a spherical support of an inner cone which is installed concentrically with the outer cone. A cylindrical bearing bush carrying an unbalanced mass member is installed on the inner cone shaft and is connected to a power motor by means of a flexible link. The bush is connected to the housing by means of a spherical support, and for that purpose, an annular bore with a spherical surface is made in the housing, the bush has an annular outer projection on the end thereof facing the inner cone, and an annular "floating" end thrust bearing is provided between the annular projection and the spherical surface of the bore, the end thrust bearing engaging with its spherical surface the spherical surface of the bore.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 1985Date of Patent: June 3, 1986Inventors: Leonid P. Zarogatsky, Nikolai A. Ivanov, Mikhail F. Korolkov, Villi R. Laubgan, Andrei N. Safronov, Vladimir Y. Turkin, Boris G. Ivanov
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Patent number: D285295Type: GrantFiled: November 25, 1985Date of Patent: August 26, 1986Assignee: Ross Bicycles Inc.Inventor: John S. Kirkpatrick