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    • 14. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to riddles
    • GB338628A
    • 1930-11-27
    • GB2666329
    • 1929-09-02
    • VERNON JOHN DAVIS
    • B22C5/06
    • 338,628. Davis, V. J. Sept. 2, 1929. Sieves with compound motion.-A riddle, for sifting sand for moulding operations and for other purposes is mounted by a. set-screw 2, in a frame 1, Fig. 2, which is supported by a bar extending from one end in a hanger 13 carried and actuated by eccentrics 11 on the shaft 10 of an electric motor 9. The motor is bolted to a bracket 4 hinged to a support 3, and is relieved of the weight of the frame and hanger by a spring 31 and by two springs 24 connected to the bracket 4 and a cross-bar 26 connected to rearwardly extending arms 25 of the hanger. The sieve frame is inverted to discharge accumulations of oversize materials and is held in its normal position by the engagement of a projection on the collar 19 of the supporting rod with a corresponding notch in the end of the bush 34 of the hanger, under the action of a compression spring 36, Fig. 3, inserted between a flange 37 on the end of the supporting rod 18, and an abutment on the bush of the hanger.
    • 20. 发明专利
    • Improvements in calling devices adapted to be operated by wireless signals
    • GB189233A
    • 1922-11-27
    • GB2272421
    • 1921-08-26
    • WILFRED JOHN DAVIS
    • H04L15/26
    • 189,233. Davis, W. J. Aug. 26, 1921. Electric selectors.-An alarm is actuated only on the receipt of signal impulses consisting of a regular series of dashes of definite length and spacing, for example three dashes each of four seconds duration, with an interval of one second between consecutive dashes. Provision is made for a limited error in timing either in the dash or in the interval. Signals outside the predetermined sequence and the permitted error margin, reset the apparatus without ringing the alarm. Alternatively the apparatus can be arranged to respond to intervals of predetermined length. The first signal opens a contact B and de-energizes an electromagnet C, the armature of which is so controlled by a spring c and dash pot D that it closes a spring contact E after three seconds, and a fixed contact F after five seconds of persistent de-energization. The contact E energizes a second delay-action relay H, and also an electromagnet J which causes a pawl K to turn a ratchet-wheel k through one tooth. Three such impulses bring a contact o, inset on a disc O at the axle L under an arm Q, thereby closing the circuit of an alarm bell R, which is kept ringing by the closure of a holding-contact v. If the signal impulse is prolonged beyond five seconds, the contact F is closed to energize a magnet u through a circuit which includes a contact T. The magnet u withdraws the pawl K and detent N from contact with the wheels k, n, Fig. 2, and the shaft L is re-set by a coiled spring l. The relay H measures the duration of the space between consecutive dashes. It is de-energized directly the contact E is broken at the end of any given signal. This contact E is not re-made until three seconds after the impact of the succeeding impulse. If the total interval during which the relay H is left de-energized exceeds five seconds, the contact I is made, and the magnet n is actuated to re-set the wheels and shaft L. Contacts W, X are inserted to prevent jamming signals from actuating the alarm bell by giving rise to rapid irregular vibrations of the armature of the first relay C.