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    • 43. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to chains
    • GB426711A
    • 1935-04-04
    • GB2451133
    • 1933-09-04
    • BRITISH JEFFREY DIAMOND LTDROBERT KILBOURNE JEFFREY
    • E21C25/36
    • 426,711. Coal - cutting machines. BRITISH JEFFREY - DIAMOND, Ltd., Stennard Works, Wakefield, Yorkshire, and JEFFREY, R. K., 8, Sessions Village, Bexley, Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A. Sept. 4, 1933, No. 24511. [Class 68 (i)] [See also Group XXV] Chains of the stiff-back type for coal-cutting machines comprise inner and outer links 22, 23, Fig. 1, the outer links having parts 31 extending in both directions beyond the pivotal link connections and adapted to engage the upper edges 30 of the inner links. The parts 31 of successive outer links may also mutually abut and they are preferably formed as extensions of the web of U-shaped or straddle type links. Laterally extending ribs or projections may be formed on the links for engaging guides in the jibs in which the chain is intended to work, and clamps 26 may be provided on either the inner or outer links for any suitable type of cutter. Various forms of joint-pin connections are described. As shown in Fig. 5, the pin 39 has pairs of lugs 40 at each end adapted to pass through similarly shaped apertures in the links when brought into register. In the normal working positions of the links, the apertures are out of register and the pins locked to the outer links by the lugs. Another form of joint pin is shown in Fig. 8 comprising two cylindrical parts 41, 43 which are eccentrically disposed to each other. Rotation of the pin relatively to the outer links is prevented by the cylindrical part 43. In Fig. 9 the pins have flattened ends 51 and the outer links have key-hole apertures. The parts are locked in working position by headed pins 53 carried by the inner links. As shown in Fig. 12, cylindrical joint pins 57 are employed and are locked to the outer links by transverse pins passing through the joint-pins and having heads engaging countersunk recesses in the sides of the links. In order to provide a sufficient bearing when the chain is rounding the ends of the jib, the bearing edges of the links may be concaved.
    • 45. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to belt conveyors
    • GB423449A
    • 1935-02-01
    • GB2198433
    • 1933-08-04
    • BRITISH JEFFREY DIAMOND LTDHORACE TINSLEY
    • B65G43/00
    • 423,449. Endless - belt conveyers. BRITISH JEFFREY - DIAMOND, Ltd., Stennard Works, Wakefield, and TINSLEY, H., Cap Frehel, Castle Hill, Sandal, both in Yorkshire. Aug. 4, 1933, No. 21984. [Class 78 (i)] In endless-belt conveyers the lower flight is protected from material dropping off the upper flight by cover plates 30, which are easily detachable and can be taken off and replaced without removing any other part of the conveyer. The plates 30 lie loosely on transverse members 26 extending between the uprights 19 of chairs which support the belt at intervals. The members 26 may be the lower parts of angle plates 20, 21 welded to the uprights 19 and inclined in opposite directions and welded together where they abut and cross at the middle, or of inverted T-section cross-members formed integrally or built-up by welding. In each case slotted lugs 23 are welded to the cross members to receive flats on the spindles of three rollers 15, 16, 17, disposed to support the upper flight in trough formation. The spindles of the rollers 15, 16 lie in slots in the uprights 19 also, and all have one end spindle longer than the other to facilitate mounting and to secure interchangeability. The lower flight may ride on horizontal rollers 18 journalled in the uprights 19. The cover plates 30 are inclined downward in an outward direction and have depending edges 31 at the inner sides, which do not meet and flanges 33, 34 at the outer sides to protect the sides of the lower flight and maintain it in position. Slots 32 in the uprights 19 enable the plates to be removed and interchanged. Angle bars &c. 35 connect the chairs together. The driving head of the conveyer may have an over-hanging jib, and the tail end may be telescopically arranged relatively to the last section of the conveyer and may have a housing overhanging that section and provided with downward extending flanges forming a trough. A scraper may be provided over the lower flight at the tail end, and a movable grid permits of access to the tail drums. Specification 360,105 is referred to.
    • 46. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to the control and protection of electrical apparatus
    • GB367065A
    • 1932-02-18
    • GB3603130
    • 1930-11-29
    • BRITISH JEFFREY DIAMOND LTDHORACE TINSLEY
    • H02H11/00
    • 367,065. Protective cut-out arrangements. BRITISH JEFFREY-DIAMOND, Ltd., Stennard Works, Wakefield, Yorkshire, and TINSLEY, H., 289, Lidgett Lane, Moortown, Leeds. Nov. 29, 1930, No. 36031. [Class 38 (v).]. In the distant control combined with the protection of portable earthed electrical apparatus (such as coal-cutters) by means of a low voltage circuit derived from the mains and having an earth return through the earthed apparatus as in Specification 248,805, [Class 38 (v), Electric switches &c.], a low voltage direct current is used derived from a full-wave non-rotary rectifier 1 connected to the A.C. mains through a transformer 2. The D.C. side of the rectifier is connected on the one hand to the earthed frame 10 of the main gateend switch 4 and on the other, through a closing and maintaining coil 5 of the switch 4, through a pilot trailing cable 6, through a limiting resistance 7 and the starting switch 8 on the motor to the earthed frame of the motor. By closing the switch 8 the energized solenoid 5 raises the main switch to the closed position ; if the earthing circuit fails, so that the apparatus is no longer earthed, the solenoid 5 is deenergized and the main switch assumes the off position. On overload in the main circuit, the overload coils open the switch 14 in the maintaining circuit, or the core-balancing arrangement 11 breaks the circuit of the primary of the transformer 2 with the same result. If the low voltage trailing cable develops a fault to earth, the limiting resistance 13 is no longer in the circuit, the voltage across the solenoid 5 is excessive and, in consequence, an auxiliary solenoid 13 connected across the solenoid 5 becomes energized sufficiently to raise the switch 14 to the open position and break the maintaining circuit. Indicating lamps 15 show that the main switch is closed and that the rectifier is working.
    • 47. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to conveyors, particularly for use in underground workings
    • GB360105A
    • 1931-11-05
    • GB2634630
    • 1930-09-03
    • BRITISH JEFFREY DIAMOND LTDHORACE TINSLEY
    • B65G23/00
    • 360,105. Endless belt conveyers. BRITISH JEFFREY - DIAMOND, Ltd., Stennard Works, and TINSLEY, H., Cap Frehel, Castle Hill, Sandal, both in Wakefield, Yorkshire. Sept. 3, 1930, No. 26346. [Classes 78 (i) and 78 (iv).] In an endless band conveyer, particularly for use in underground workings, the driving means for the conveyer band includes a prime mover arranged inside the delivery end of the conveyer framework and one or more driving drums and idler rollers immediately following said driving drums, said idler rollers including a longitudinally displaceable roller for tensioning the endless conveyer, and the delivery end of the conveyer is constructed so that a truck, tub or other receptacle may be positioned below the point of delivery to receive the conveyed material. In one form, the overhanging delivery end of the conveyer band 1 is supported by a frame 6, 8 which is carried by the main framework 7, 9 of the conveyer. The band-driving mechanism consists of two comparatively large drums 10, 11 arranged in tandem fashion, which are rotated by an electric or other motor through gearing 12. Means, such as fixed rollers 13 and a roller 14 adjustable in guides 15 by means of cables 17 and pawl and ratchet mechanism 18, 19, are provided for tensioning the band 1. The feeding end of the conveyer is preferably near the floor, and inclined side plates 25 and a jockey roller 24 are provided. The band 1 is supported in its upper flight by supporting and troughing rollers 2, 3 respectively and during its lower flight it is totally enclosed and is supported by rollers 21. The casing is composed of detachable sections which are joined together by devices 29a and taper pins. In a modification, the band is tensioned by hanging weights.
    • 48. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to coal mining machinery
    • GB329117A
    • 1930-05-15
    • GB1159229
    • 1929-04-15
    • BRITISH JEFFREY DIAMOND LTDHORACE TINSLEY
    • E21C29/22
    • 329,117. British Jeffrey-Diamond, Ltd., and Tinsley, H. April 15, 1929. Coal - cutting machines. - In a truck-mounted coalmining machine, the truck is driven by means of a vertical shaft from the motor of the machine, the shaft carrying a bevel pinion in constant mesh with two coaxial bevel pinions from either of which the motion is transmitted through a friction clutch. The vertical shaft 8, driven from the motor of the machine, drives opposed bevel gears 10, 11, the gear 10 being secured to a transverse shaft 7, and the gear 11 to a sleeve 12 and to the outer member 14 of a disc clutch 15 ; the inner member 18 of this clutch is integral with the outer member 17 of a further disc clutch 16, the inner member 24 of the latter clutch being secured to the shaft 7. The clutches are controlled by an axially-movable member 27 engaged by a member 27 provided with a pin 27b engaging an inclined way 27 in a nut 27 which is adjusted by a screw 25 and hand wheel 26. The clutch member 17 has teeth 19 which drive a truck axle directly or through an idler gear 20. The positions of the clutches are indicated by a bell-crank lever 28 with one arm in threaded engagement with the screw 25. A brake is provided and may comprise brake blocks 34, Fig. 3 pivoted to links 35 and forced against the truck wheels by means of a cam 37, preferably operated through worm gearing 38, Fig. 2, by a shaft 39 passing through the screw 25 and connected to a hand wheel 40.