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    • 2. 发明专利
    • Improvements in haulage clips
    • GB358647A
    • 1931-10-15
    • GB2421330
    • 1930-08-13
    • NATHAN ROTHWELLJOHN WILLIAM SMITH
    • B61B12/12
    • 358,647. Haulage clips. ROTHWELL, N., Masons Arms, Leeming Street, Mansfield, and SMITH, J. W., Boughton Road, New Ollerton, Newark, both in Nottinghamshire. Aug. 13, 1930, No. 24213. [Class 78 (ii).] In a clip of the kind d comprising fixed and movable oppositely disposed jaws and a pivoted lever having an extension freely engaging with a slot in the movable jaw, displacement of the lever in either direction imparts to the jaw successive movements in two directions at an angle to each other, one of said movements being laterally of the rope and the other longitudinally thereto. The movable jaw 4 is formed with a slot 11 which receives the nose 9a of the lever 8, and with recesses 12, 15 which when the jaw is in the open position fit over correspondingly shaped parts 13, 16 of the fixed jaw 1. Inclined faces 17, 18 on the jaw 4 co-operate with similar faces on the jaw 1 after the projections have left the recesses to produce the tightening of the clip on the rope by a wedge action. If a tub overtakes the clip, the hook 5 will become more inclined and a projection 5a on it will come into contact with the end face of the jaw 1 and produce a wedging action tending to force the jaw in a direction for maintaining the grip. A pin 19 on the jaw 4 projects into an angular slot 20 in the jaw 1. An interchangeable liner 21 is provided on the jaw 1. In a modification, Fig. 4, means are provided for preventing the release of the movable jaw without manipulation of the lever. This means comprises a wedge 22 which is pivoted to the lever and is jammed between a part 23a on the jaw 4 and a part 13b on the jaw 1 when the clip is gripping the rope.
    • 6. 发明专利
    • Improvements in conveyors for coal and the like
    • GB465924A
    • 1937-05-19
    • GB1001236
    • 1936-07-23
    • NATHAN ROTHWELL
    • B65G17/02
    • 465,924. Endless belt conveyers. ROTHWELL, N. July 23, 1936, No. 10012. [Class 78 (i)] In conveyers for coal &c. of the type wherein an endless belt or like conveying surface is supported on and driven frictionally by an endless rope &c. which forms a plurality of laps distributed across the width of the conveying surface and passes over a roller or rollers at the ends, the conveyer frame is built up of sections 11, one or more of which can be added or removed to bring the conveyer to any required length. The rope 20 is passed round an intermediate roller 35 to permit of adjustment of the effective length of the rope when sections are added to or taken away from the frame, a smaller number of sections being at the same time removed from, or added to, the part between the roller 35 and an end rope roller 21. The roller 35 may, in addition, be mounted in slot, screw, &c bearings for finer-adjustment of the rope tension. The tension of the belt 13 may be rectified by removing or splicing in lengths of belting, or the frame between the rope roller 21 and the belt roller 14 may be made telescopic. Fig. 6 shows a construction of frame section, comprising sides 10, which may be troughshaped, fitted with pins 28 which enter holes in brackets 30 on short sections 12 which carry the bearings 31 for the intermediate rope-supporting rollers 16. The bearings may be readily removable by knock-out pins 32. The rollers 16 are grooved, and are flared at their ends to give the belt a trough shape, and the rope may be passed completely round some of these rollers where they are situated at the bottom of a shallow V formed by the configuration of the ground &c. on which the conveyer rests. The frame may have horizontally hinged sections to facilitate its adaptation to uneven ground. A weighted tautening roller 41 may bear on the lower laps of rope and belt, and a diagonally arranged brush may be rotated over these laps to clear them of fallen material. Power is conveyed to the rope by an electric motor geared to two rollers about which the rope passes, but it may also be applied to the rope roller 21 or to the roller at the delivery end around which both rope and belt pass. A supplementary conveyer may be arranged to branch from one or both sides of the main conveyer, and may be driven by separate motors or by clutch and reverse gearing from the roller 21, a replaceable or a telescopic connecting shaft being employed.