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    • 11. 发明专利
    • Mechanically operated collapsible pavilion, sun and storm shelter, hangar, or like structure
    • GB449755A
    • 1936-06-29
    • GB3712334
    • 1934-12-28
    • DAVID HUGHES WILLIAMS
    • E04B1/344
    • 449,755. Collapsable shelters. WILLIAMS, D. H., 19, Warton Terrace, Bootle, Liverpool. Dec. 28, 1934, No. 37123. [Class 20 (i)] A sun and storm shelter, hangar, pavilion, or like structure, comprises inner and outer frameworks collapsable from one end by means of trellis-link mechanism operatively connected to the frameworks. The frameworks are formed of channel-section arched members D interconnected by trellis-link gears Ax spaced apart, the link gears having rollersliding connections C with the frame members which are provided with rollers running on separate tracks on each side of the structure. The inner framework mav be covered with light fabric to act as a sun shelter while the outer framework is covered by a heavier waterproof material to act as a storm shelter. Both frameworks may be provided with roofs formed of collapsable hinged panels M carried by levers T hinged to the framework members, and similar collapsable panelling may also be provided at the sides of the outer framework. The short arms of the levers T carry angle-iron facings for the panels, and the levers T and facings are rubber-covered to form sealing joints when pressed against the framework members. The structures are adapted to be operated by means of rope gearing G operated from a shaft I disposed with driving gears and motors inside a control room at one end of the structure, the ropes passing round pulleys F carried by a fixed framework member O disposed at a distance from the control room.
    • 13. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to hydrostatic apparatus
    • GB595087A
    • 1947-11-26
    • GB894445
    • 1945-04-11
    • DAVID HUGHES WILLIAMS
    • F03B17/02
    • 595,087. Buoyancy motors. WILLIAMS, D. H. , April 11, 1945, No. 8944. [Class 69 (i)] Hydrostatic apparatus comprises a revolubly mounted wheel 4 which is completely or partially immersed in liquid and provided with circumferentially spaced cylinders 2, one end of each of which is open. Each cylinder contains a piston 3, oppositely disposed pistons being connected together. An electric motor 1, by means of mechanism 22 and 31, causes a ring 20 to oscillate horizontally, and this ring causes displacement of rollers 25, which are connected to the paired pistons 3 by rods 26, 27 and rack and pinions 28 which turn eccentrics loosely mounted on a shaft 8, these eccentrics moving linkages 23, quadrants 14 and linkages 15 of the respective pairs of pistons, so causing expansion and contraction of the cylinder volume. The expanded cylinders exert a buoyant effect causing the wheel to rotate and turn the shaft 8. As each piston arrives at the top position, it trips a switch 24 causing the motor to reverse with repetition of the cycle. Air is led into and out of each cylinder at normal atmospheric pressure to prevent compression and vacuum effects on expanding and contracting the cylinder volume.
    • 14. 发明专利
    • Hydrostatic power generating plant
    • GB179325A
    • 1922-05-09
    • GB458021
    • 1921-02-09
    • DAVID HUGHES WILLIAMS
    • B63C7/04
    • 179,325. Williams, D. H. Feb. 9, 1921. Buoyancy motors comprise float a, b, c, d, the floats c, a being connected to the floats b, d respectively by cables passing around control wheels A, which are operated from a motor V when it is desired to change a float from the collapsed to the expanded state or vice versa, or to alter the degree of expansion. Air is allowed to enter or escape from the floats through flexible conduits G connected to winding-drums H. The floats c, b are also connected to the floats a, d respectively, and the floats b, d are connected to cables S , S passing to windlasses S. Clutch mechanism controlled by a lever R is provided so that as one windlass is rotated by the unwinding of its cable and thereby drives a main shaft T, the other windlass is reversed to coil its cable. The lever R is operated through cables P from a spring-controlled lever M, and clutch connections between the motor V and control wheels A are operated from a spring-controlled arm K, the lever M and arm K being operated from rods moved by a float. The position of the arm K may also be determined by connections with a governor Y on the shaft T and a hand regulator Z.