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    • 3. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to rotary ovens for heating and drying granular materials
    • GB241281A
    • 1925-10-19
    • GB1711724
    • 1924-07-17
    • JAMES MITCHELL THOMAS JOHNSTONJOHN ERNEST DAVIES
    • E01C19/05
    • 241,281. Johnston, J. M. T., and Davies, J. E. July 17, 1924. Rotary apparatus; agitating appliances. - The rotary drying drum for sand, gravel or stones is provided with internal blades fixed to the wall of the drum and each in the form of a scroll having both edges free and the concave side facing in the direction of rotation of the drum, the blades extending to a point within half the radius of the central axis of the drum. The scrolls may be arranged so that the inner ends are in advance of the roots in the direction in which the material travels through the drum . Four sets of blades are arranged along the length of the drum 6 one blade only of each set being shown in Fig. 1, and each set comprises four spiral blades 7 each twisted so that its surface lies at an angle to the axis of the drum and its inner end lies in advance of its root. Angle-iron strips 9 are secured to the rear edges of the blades and are extended beyond the roots at 10 to form feed members which transfer the material from one set of blades to the next and further feed blades 111 may be fitted between the sets of blades 7 for this purpose. Material fed through a shoot 15 is thus passed through the rotating drum and delivered to discharge blades 11 from which it drops into a discharge hopper 13. Triangular apertures 14 may be provided in the wall of the drum beneath the roots of the blades for the outlet of vapour. The blades may be roughened or perforated to break up material which tends to cake during drying. Specifications 223,042 and 241,290 are referred to.
    • 4. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to screw-holders
    • GB290714A
    • 1928-05-15
    • GB421827
    • 1927-02-15
    • JOHN ERNEST DAVIES
    • B25B23/10
    • 290,714. Davies, J. E. Feb. 15, 1927. Holding tools.-A device for manipulating screws and small tools such as bradawls, screwdrivers, gimlets, files, scribers, &c. in positions of difficult accessibility, comprises a wire b of half-round section which is doubled on itself to constitute forceps, the jaws being closed by a sliding ring e. The jaws are axially recessed at c and transversely notched at d to receive a screwhead, or a bradawl &c. shank having a laterally projecting driving pin. The forceps may be left free at their junction end, or may be fitted into a handle, which may be hollow to accommodate small tools not in use. The device may be lengthened by means of an extension tube or bar carrying the handle at one end and the forceps at the other. The whole device may be encased in or constructed of an insulating material such as that sold under the registered Trade Mark " Bakelite. "