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    • 1. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to thermostats
    • GB710709A
    • 1954-06-16
    • GB1850151
    • 1951-08-04
    • FRANK THOMAS HOWELL
    • H01H37/12
    • 710,709. Temperature-responsive actuating-elements. HOWELL, F. T. Aug. 5,. 1952 [Aug. 4, 1951], No. 18501/51. Class 64(2) [Also in Group XXXVII] A thermostat of the kind comprising a bimetallic or like strip carrying a contact adapted to make and break connection with a fixed contact, has its strip 12 in the form of, or fitted with, a thin flexible springy strip which is mounted to flex freely at one end and which is weighted at 19 within its length. By adjusting the position of the thermostat the effect of gravity on the strip, and hence the normal distance between the contacts, can be varied within predetermined limits. In the construction shown, a supporting strip 10 has fitted to it a magnet 21 for ensuring a sudden opening and closing movement of the switch, a damping plate 13 for securing the strip 12, and a spring clip 23. The latter combines with a rubber bung 18 for holding the assembly in a glass tube 22, which tube passes through holes in the limbs of a U- strip 24 rotatably mounted on a rubber sucker 25. When the device is mounted by the sucker on the wall of a tank, the pull exerted by gravity on the weight 19 in the direction towards or away from the strip 10 can be varied by varying the angular position of the whole device about the sucker 25, thus varying the distance separating the contacts 11, 16. In a modification, Fig. 4 (not shown), the weight is of steel and is arranged opposite the magnet.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • Improvements in the Heads of Siphons for Aerated Liquids.
    • GB189919643A
    • 1900-07-21
    • GB189919643D
    • 1899-09-30
    • IDRIS & CO LTDTHOMAS HOWELL WILLIAMS IDRISRICHARD HOOSON GRIFFITH
    • 19,643. Idris, T. H. W., and Griffith, R.H. Sept.30. Siphon bottles.-The object of the invention is to simplify the construction of siphon heads, and to prevent the liquid from coming into contact with metal. The head is made up of a metal tube a, Fig. 2, which is screwed on to a split ring c, and of a rubber washer e, which rests on the top of the bottle b, and upon the upper side of which rest both the flanged upper end of the tube d and a block f of earthenware or the like, which has the nozzle g made in one with it and has a central passage h and a groove j at the top. The nozzle g projects through a slot in the tube a. On the upper side of the block f lies a washer k, which acts as a valve, and is normally pressed down by a spring n acting on a plunger m, the whole being held in place by a cap o which is screwed on to the top of the tube a. The valve is opened by a lever p, which passes through a slot in the cap, is fulcrumed on the edge of a ring l, and is engaged with a slot in the plunger n. In the modification shown in Fig. 5, the valve washer k is operated by a rotating cap q, which turns a screw r working in a fixed nut in the cap a' and having its end resting on the washer k. Inside the cap q are springs s, Fig. 6, which tend to bring it back again when released and thus close the valve k.