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    • 4. 发明专利
    • Clamping ties or strainers
    • GB960935A
    • 1964-06-17
    • GB577362
    • 1962-02-15
    • GEORGE KENNETH MURRAY
    • B60R9/058
    • 960,935. Clamping ties. G. K. MURRAY. Jan. 31, 1963 [Feb. 15, 1962], No. 5773/62. Heading F2G. A charging tie S for use in securing a luggage rack LR on the roof of a road vehicle comprises an upper end 1 and a lower end 2 for engagement with the rack LR and road vehicle respectively and a manually-actuable contractile part 3 which moves the ends towards or away from each other, the lower end being formed with an integral or attached tongue 8. In the construction shown, the lower end consists of two parts 2a, 2b, the latter pivoted about the former. The part 2b includes a hook portion 5 which co-operates with the rain gulley 7 on the vehicle body, the tongue 8 overlying the gulley to prevent the tie being unintentionally detached therefrom. The tongue may be stamped out of or, if a separate part, be spot-welded to, the hook portion of the lower end. A rubber or other buffer 9 may be carried by the part 2b.
    • 7. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to vehicle luggage racks or carriers
    • GB858838A
    • 1961-01-18
    • GB3482458
    • 1958-10-30
    • GEORGE KENNETH MURRAY
    • B60R9/045
    • 858,838. Luggage racks for vehicles. MURRAY, G. K. Oct. 28, 1959 [Oct. 30, 1958], No. 34824/58. Class 103(2). A collapsible vehicle roof luggage rack comprises a framework having four channelshaped corner brackets 6, Figs. 1 and 2 in the arms 13, 14 of which are pivoted at 9, 10 longitudinal struts 7 and transverse struts 8 respectively. Each longitudinal side of the rack has two struts 7 one of which is welded to a channel member 15 having lugs 16 to which the downturned end 17 of the other strut 7 is pivoted at 11. Each transverse end member of the rack comprises two struts 8 pivoted at 12, by means of a similar channel member to the member 15. Intermediate struts 18 which may be curved or straight are securable by bolt and nut means 20, 19 to the struts 7. The rack is retained in its erected state by spring clips as described with reference to Figs. 4 and 5 (not shown) and is secured to a car roof by hook and turnbuckle means between the struts 7 and the roof gutters, as described with reference to Fig. 6 (not shown).
    • 8. 发明专利
    • A desiccant compressed air dryer
    • GB2564674A
    • 2019-01-23
    • GB201711598
    • 2017-07-19
    • THOMAS KENNETH MURRAY
    • THOMAS KENNETH MURRAY
    • B01D53/06B01D53/26
    • A desiccant compressed air dryer 1 comprises a rotating drum 3, a primary air inlet 5 and a primary air outlet 7. The rotating drum includes a plurality of distinct self-contained segments (9a 9h, Fig 2) each comprising a casing having a secondary air inlet, a secondary air outlet, and a desiccant enclosed therein. The desiccant may comprise any of activated aluminium, a molecular sieve and silica gel. The plurality of distinct segments are releasably secured in and removable from the rotating drum. Preferably an opening and closure 27 on the top of the rotating drum 3 permits access to the plurality of distinct segments. The desiccant compressed air dryer functions to dry compressed air preferably in a first sector 4a and regenerate the desiccant preferably in a second sector 4b. The desiccant compressed air dryer may be used in facilities such as medical, pharmaceutical and food production, and provides replacement of the desiccant by removal of the distinct segments of the rotating drum thereby negating a need to replace the entire drum, and therefore reducing the amount of time needed to replace the desiccant.
    • 9. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to valves for controlling fluids
    • GB418931A
    • 1934-11-02
    • GB2236333
    • 1933-08-10
    • AUDLEY ENGINEERING CO LTDKENNETH MURRAY LEACH
    • F16K3/14F16K3/36
    • 418,931. Valves. AUDLEY ENGINEERING CO., Ltd., Avenue Road, and LEACH, K. M., Brookfield House, both in Newport, Shropshire. Aug. 10, 1933, No. 22363. [Class 135.] In valves of the kind in which the closure member is separated from its seating when the valve is opened, one or more apertures, opening on to the contacting surfaces of the closure member or its seating, lead to a chamber, for lubricant or the like, formed in the closure member or valve casing, the apertures having valves which project beyond the surfaces containing the apertures so that the valves are closed when the closure member is in open position, but are opened when the closure member is in closed position. As shown, holes in seating rings b are controlled by spring-pressed valves k and communicate through ducts g and non-return valves s to a chamber n. The latter contains a lubricating, sealing or cleansing substance, and a pair of spring-urged plungers m. The valve closure member a holds the valves k open when it is in the closed position so that the substance in the chamber n is forced through the holes j. The fluid controlled by the valve may also be admitted behind the plungers m. The closure member a is in two parts each guided by a projection engaging a guide 5 in the valve casing. Between the parts are four balls or rollers y, the upper one bearing on a plate 2 and the lower one bearing on a member 3 loosely carried by the member a. A member x projects upwardly from the bottom of the casing. When the closure member a is moved into closed position, the projection x engages the member 3 so that the balls or rollers y move the two parts of the closure member into wedging contact with the seating surfaces. In a modification, the plunger m is provided in the closure member and the actuating rod c is hollow and is provided with a screwed hollow plug.