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    • 1. 发明专利
    • Transport tanks for petrol or other liquids
    • GB794362A
    • 1958-04-30
    • GB2299155
    • 1955-08-10
    • THOMPSON BROTHERS BILSTON LTDALEXANDER MARSHALL HUTCHESON
    • F16K17/36
    • 794,362. Valves. THOMPSON BROS. (BILSTON), Ltd., and HUTCHESON, A. M. July 30, 1956 [Aug. 10, 1955], No. 22991/55. Class 135. A tank has valve means responsive to small differences in internal and external pressures for venting and auxiliary valve means which automatically closes to prevent spillage when the tank falls to either side. A tank 11 has a valve housing 10 containing flexible diaphragm one-way inlet 16 and outlet 17 valves to normally sustain substantial balance between the interior of the tank and external atmosphere. Two ports 12, 13 normally provide communication between the housing 10 and tank 11 through hollow valves 18, 19. The valves 18, 19 have confronting annular seatings 26, 27 co-operating with seating rings 28, and are geared for motion in opposed directions by racks 20, 21 and a pinion 22 fast on the shaft 23 of a pair of pendulous weights 25. When the tank falls to either side, the weights 25 cause the valves 18, 19 to close by virtue of one seating 26 and one seating 27 engaging the seatings 28, thus preventing the escape of liquid. The seatings 26 are of larger diameter than the seatings 27 such that a pressure rise above a predetermined limit within the tank, causes the valves 18, 19 to open against the action of the weights 25 to vent the tank.
    • 6. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to Electric Ignition Apparatus.
    • GB190302162A
    • 1904-01-28
    • GB190302162D
    • 1903-01-29
    • LODGE OLIVER JOSEPHLODGE ALEXANDER MARSHALL
    • LODGE OLIVER JOSEPHLODGE ALEXANDER MARSHALL
    • 2162. Lodge, O. J., and Lodge, A. M. Jan. 29. Means for producing fire.-Ignition in oil engines blasting, and elsewhere, is effected by electric spark discharge in a gap B, connected with an electric condenser circuit, when discharge occurs in another gap A, which may be always accessible. Any suitable apparatus may be employed. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 2, the primary winding a of an induction coil is supplied with current from a battery c, a trembler c', and a revolving circuit-closer e, the usual primary condenser i being provided. The induction coil is surrounded by a glass cylinder 2 carrying four incomplete rings of foil 4 to form two condensers. The secondary winding is preferably in halves, with both ends outside, and the ends are connected to the two inner foils and the gap A. The two outer foils 4 are connected to the gap B, optionally with earth in the circuit as shown. The two outer foils are also connected together by a leak v, such as to allow the condensers to charge, but offering resistance to sudden discharge, so that discharge occurs mainly at the gap B. The leak v may be a piece -of maple wood, a liquid resistance, an inductance, or charred particles. Separate small leyden jars may be used instead of the condensers 2, 4. Fig. 3 shows an arrangement using only one leyden jar n. This is connected to the ends of the secondary winding b of the induction coil, and also to the gaps A, B in series, optionally with earth connections as shown. The gap B may be shunted by a leak v, to prevent any electrostatic strain occurring in the gap B until discharge occurs at the gap A. The leak may be earthed as shown at v . In this arrangement, the circuit-closer in the primary circuit is a spring c , which vibrates when released by a cam e , no separate trembler being used. For obtaining ignition sparks in two or more places alternately, a number of gaps B may be placed in series between the outer coatings 4 of the two condensers, Fig. 2, and a commutator revolved in contact with springs to short-circuit all the gaps but one at a time ; or the gaps B may be in parallel, or series-parallel, each being in circuit with a separate inductance to prevent the commutator from short-circuiting the whole of the discharge conductors. In any arrangement, the leyden jars may be made with glass, ebonite, or micanite as the dielectric. The insulated conductors may be twisted together to have sufficient capacity, or the induction-coil windings may have sufficient capacity to serve as the condenser. The gap A may be in a sealed glass vessel, or protected by wire gauze. Several gaps B may be connected in series. The battery c and circuit-closer may be replaced by a magneto-electric generator, arranged to give a current when a spark is required ; or an alternating current may be produced by a generator having a revolving magnet, a circuit-closer being used in the primary circuit in series with a primary condenser. The Provisional Specification mentions the application of the invention for submarine mining, and production of spark discharges in water or oil.
    • 7. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to rifles or pistols and ammunition therefor
    • GB983246A
    • 1965-02-17
    • GB902661
    • 1961-03-13
    • LIONEL JOSEPH PHELPSALEXANDER MARSHALL
    • F41A19/58F42B5/08F42B5/16
    • 983,246. Electrically operated cartridges and smallarms therefor. L. J. PHELPS, and A. MARSHALL. June 13, 1962 [March 13, 1961], No. 9026/61. Headings F3A and F3C. An electrically operated cartridge comprises a case 1 of insulating material such as plastics, a bullet 2 and an ignition system which comprises a pin 6 with head 5 and a filament 7 which connects the pin to the bullet 2. The cartridge, which contains a propellent charge 3 and rust inhibitor 4, is fired by applying an electrical potential between the head 5 and the bullet 2. Ignition may be assisted by coating the filament 7 with a detonating substance. In a second embodiment the filament is connected to a conductive coating formed on the inner surface of the case and in a third embodiment the filament is dispensed with and the propellant is composed of an electrically conductive material or includes such a material in finely divided form. Smallarms for firing the cartridge are also described. In Fig. 3 the pivoted breech block 21 of the Martini type is provided with a spring-loaded electrical contact 22 which contacts the head 5 in the base of the cartridge and is connected to a fixed contact 25. An elongation 27 of a tumbler 28 carries a movable contact 26 and is so shaped that the mechanism is cocked when breech block 21 is depressed by movement of cocking lever 29. Contact 26 is connected via switch 37 to the positive terminal of a battery 31 and the negative terminal is connected to the framework at 32 which establishes contact with the bullet of the cartridge via a lead to the barrel rifling. A rifle (Fig. 4, not shown) and a dropdown action piston (Fig. 5, not shown) have similar electrical systems, the contact which connects with head 5 being on a non-rotatable bolt in the case of the rifle.
    • 9. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to Electrical Switches.
    • GB190823423A
    • 1909-08-26
    • GB190823423D
    • 1908-11-03
    • LODGE FRANCIS BRODIELODGE ALEXANDER MARSHALL
    • LODGE FRANCIS BRODIELODGE ALEXANDER MARSHALL
    • 23,423. Lodge, F. B., and Lodge, A. M., [trading as Lodge Bros. & Co.]. Nov. 3. switches. - Reversing-switches for use with induction coils &c., and applicable in the ignition circuits of motor road vehicles, comprise a pair of contact-rollers e mounted through springs f on a rotatable arm d, a series of fixed contacts b ... b connected with the battery and trembler, and means for preventing reverse rotation of the arm. The opposite fixed contacts are connected to the same circuit ; thus the contacts b , b are connected to the circuit of the batteries h, Fig. 3, and the contacts b , b are connected to the trembler circuit of the induction coil i. With the rollers against the projections c of an opposite pair of contacts, as b , b , the battery is disconnected from the coil. On rotating the arm to carry the rollers into contact with the projections of adjacent contacts, the circuit is closed. The next movement opens the circuit again, and the following one closes it with the current in the coil in the opposite direction, and so on. To ensure that the handle is turned in one direction only, a ratchet attachment to the spindle may be provided; or the handle may be screwed to the spindle. A two-way switch may be combined with the reversing switch by providing two contacts j , j , either of which may be connected by a movable arm to one of the four fixed contacts, so that either or both of the batteries h may be put into operation as desired.