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    • 2. 发明专利
    • Improvements in and relating to the discharge pipes of suction dredgers
    • GB288060A
    • 1928-04-05
    • GB1628227
    • 1927-06-20
    • ARTHUR WELLS ROBINSON
    • E02F7/10F16L37/52
    • 288,060. Lobnitz & Co., Ltd., (Robinson, A. W.). June 20, 1927. Ball - and socket joints; couplings, disconnectible. - In a suction dredger having a discharge pipe comprising an outboard portion 9 on the dredger and a floatable portion formed in sections 34, 58, &c., with ball-andsocket joints for attaching the floatable portion to the outboard portion and for connecting the sections of the floatable portion together, the end of the outboard portion is provided with a ring 20 adapted normally to engage a boss 32 on the floatable portion and to be disengaged therefrom simply by pulling a lanyard 25 which acts on the ring 20 through a toggle device. The ball- and-socket joints are each provided with selfsealing rubber packing rings 72 held in a recess 71 in the socket member by an internal split ring 73, while the joints, other than the quick-release one, are provided with a known cushioning device 68. The outer end of the outboard pipe section 9 is preferably supported by a light tackle 74 connected to a hook 75 pivoted thereon, while a light tackle may also be provided on the floatable portion so that when it is released from the outboard portion it is still held attached to the dredger.
    • 3. 发明专利
    • Improvements in excavators, dredges, and the like
    • GB230622A
    • 1925-03-19
    • GB575024
    • 1924-03-06
    • ARTHUR WELLS ROBINSON
    • E02F3/413
    • 230,622. Lobnitz & Co., Ltd., (Robinson, A. W.). March 6, 1924. Grab machines.-In grab excavators, dredges, and the like having a beam or jib in the form of a cantilever which is rocked by means of a pressure fluid cylinder acting thereon and which carries the grab by an inflexible member whereby the open grab is positively forced by the cantilever into the ground, the cantilever 21 has an arcuate portion 24 which rolls, as the cantilever is rocked, upon a track 10 carried by a turntable 3 mounted on the dredger &c. 1. The cantilever has its centre of gravity so situated that the cantilever is in stable equilibrium when in mid-position, so that, when it has been rocked to depress the grab, it tends to return to midposition. The pressure fluid cylinder 33 has its piston-rod 34 connected to the cantilever at the centre of curvature of the arcuate portion, which has flanged rolling surfaces 50, Fig. 2 , which roll upon a track with smooth side treads, between which is a rack 25a engaging with teeth 25 carried between the rolling surfaces 50 by the arcuate portion of the cantilever. The grab 108, which is of the kind described in Specification 229,110, [Class 78 (iv), Loading &c.], is closed, when desired, by a pressure fluid cylinder 121, or other closing means, acting upon a closing rope 113.
    • 7. 发明专利
    • Light Proof Container for Photographic Films when used to make X-ray Negatives or Pictures of the Teeth.
    • GB124931A
    • 1919-04-10
    • GB702818
    • 1918-04-26
    • BUCK ARTHUR WELLS
    • BUCK ARTHUR WELLS
    • G03C3/00
    • 124,931. Buck, A. W. April 26, 1918. Envelopes, sheaths, and holders, plate and like; R÷ntgen-ray and like apparatus. - A container for films for X-ray photography, more particularly for use in photographing the teeth, is made of material such that it may be bent and will retain the form into which it is bent. As shown in section in Fig. 3, the container comprises a thin back-plate 10 of a ductile metal having its edges 12 bent over to enclose both a film 13 and a front plate 11. The front plate consists of celluloid which is rendered opaque or transparent to red rays only, or of paper or other material which is opaque to light rays but permits the passage of X-rays. The back 10 is preferably made of bismuth, lead, platinum, or other metal of high atomic weight, and is held closely against the film by tightly clinching down the edges 12. In a modification, Fig. 4, the container comprises a metal rim 14 which encloses a back 10 of ductile or pliable material and a front 11 of celluloid or paper. In further modifications, the back may consist of ductile or pliable material faced with a metal of high atomic weight, and the front may be clinched over the back. The container may have rounded corners and may enclose a plurality of films in superposed arrangement.