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    • 6. 发明专利
    • Improvements in and relating to the covering or packaging of articles
    • GB1108841A
    • 1968-04-03
    • GB4311563
    • 1963-10-31
    • LESLIE BRIAN COOKGEORGE GILBERT COOK
    • COOK LESLIE BRIAN
    • B65B43/36
    • 1,108,841. Packaging articles in tubular covers. L. B. COOK, and G. G. COOK, [trading as ELBESEE PRODUCTS]. 25 Nov., 1964 [31 Oct., 1963], No. 43115/63. Heading BBC. An article is placed inside a tubular cover 20 which has been dilated by creating a pressure difference between the inside and the outside of the cover and the pressure difference is then cancelled to allow the cover to contract around the article. In the form shown (Fig. 1) the tubing 20 is held by clamps 14 and a rubber sleeve 15 in a tunnel 11 from which air is evacuated by a vacuum pump. A strip of aluminium 17 is then pushed into the tubing and the tubing allowed to contract around it. To remove air trapped between the tubing 20 and the strip 17 the pressure in the tunnel 11 may be raised. Pressure relief valves may be included to prevent the tubing being broken by an excess in the pressure difference. The tubing may be heated by a heating element 19 to facilitate packaging of odd shaped articles. The ends of the tubing may be heat sealed before or after the aluminium strip is withdrawn from the tunnel. The apparatus may also be used for banding articles or for applying a tubular lining to the inner surface of a hollow article. The apparatus may be used vertically, in which case it may be lowered around the article.
    • 9. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to pit props and like supports
    • GB707051A
    • 1954-04-14
    • GB2653550
    • 1950-10-31
    • LAKE & ELLIOT LTDGEORGE GILBERTJOHN NEWMAN
    • E21D15/51
    • 707,051. Hydraulic jacks. LAKE & ELLIOTT, Ltd., GILBERT, G., and NEWMAN, J. Oct. 16, 1951 [Oct. 31, 1950], No. 26535/50. Class 78 (3) [Also in Group X] In an hydraulically operated unit for attachment to a pit prop comprising a cylinder 4 in which works a piston 3, a reservoir 5, a pump plunger 31 operated by a rocker arm 20 and operating through inlet and outlet valves 37, 40 to supply fluid from the reservoir to the cylinder, a manual screwoperated release valve 46 for the cylinder and a supporting head 6 engaging the mine roof, part of the unit, either the cylinder or reservoir, is mounted within the end of the pit prop 1. In Fig. 1 the pump is contained in the piston 3, but in other modifications it is contained in the reservoir. In both cases modifications are shown with two pump plungers operated alternately by a double rocker arm, each plunger having its own inlet and outlet valves or with one plunger only. In the modification having the pump in the reservoir, the head 6 is supported directly by the piston 3 in the cylinder 4 which is above the reservoir 5. When the valve 46 is to be operated from a distance it is arranged to be closed by a spring bearing on the valve by means of a flanged sleeve which is adapted to be moved to compress the spring, to allow the valve to open, by a cord from a distance operating a lever acting on the handle 49 which may also be turned to compress the spring by screw means. Specification 701,446 is referred to.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to the calibration of electricity meters
    • GB636989A
    • 1950-05-10
    • GB16748
    • 1948-01-02
    • ELECTRICAL APPARATUS CO LTDGEORGE GILBERT WELSH
    • G01R35/04
    • 636,989. Optical systems. ELECTRICAL APPARATUS CO., Ltd., and WELSH, G. G. Jan. 2, 1948, No. 167. [Class 97 (i)] [Also in Group XXXVI] Electricity meter calibrating apparatus in. cludes a screen and two identical optical systems which produce on the screen side by side images of portions of the rotors of a standard meter and of the meter to be calibrated. As shown, Fig. 1, each meter disc 11 is formed with an equal number of equally-spaced holes 12, whereby light from lamp 15, 15A is transmitted through the holes 12 and via mirrors and lenses appropriately arranged to form two lines of spots 14, 14A side by side on the screen 13. The latter may be viewed directly through aperture 21 or indirectly through lower aperture 22 with, in the latter event, stroboscopic disc 25 running at constant speed and co-operating with mirrors 23, 24. The apparatus may be modified consistent with the discs 11 being formed with equally spaced reflecting surfaces. The equipment, Fig. 1, includes load and power factor selection switches and the Specification contains full operating directions and the layout of the circuit, Fig. 2 (not shown), for readily giving the various test loads required.