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    • 1. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to the manufacture of pest control compositions
    • GB577480A
    • 1946-05-20
    • GB954844
    • 1944-05-18
    • WILLIAM OGDEN WHITAKERICI LTD
    • Insecticidal preparations are obtained by mixing by mechanical means a compound of the general formula R1(R2) CH-CX3, R1 being an organic radical containing at least three carbon atoms, R2 being an organic radical containing at least 5 carbon atoms and X being chlorine or bromine, with sufficient of an aqueous solution or suspension of a solid water-miscible dispersing agent for the said compound to form a paste. Suitable compounds are p-p1-dimethyl- or p-p1-dichloro-diphenyltrichlorethane. Suitable dispersing agents include soap, goulac, saponine, lime casein, and sulphonated oils, long-chain fatty acids, petroleum products or long-chain aliphatic alcohols. The admixture may be effected at a temperature either above or below the melting point of the active compound. The two components of the mixture may be ground together in an edge runner mill until a smooth paste is obtained which may then be dried, reground to a fine powder and sieved. The resulting powder can be dispersed in water. A proportion of volatile solvent, e.g., methanol, may be added during the grinding operation, this solvent being removed in the subsequent drying operation. Specifications 547,874, 566,387 and 573,832 are referred to.
    • 2. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to the manufacture of pest control compositions
    • GB573832A
    • 1945-12-07
    • GB1947843
    • 1943-11-22
    • WILLIAM OGDEN WHITAKERICI LTD
    • A pest control composition containing a compound of the general formula R1 (R2)CH-CX3, where X represents chlorine or bromine, R1 an organic radical containing at least three carbon atoms and R2 an organic radical containing at least five carbon atoms, is obtained by contacting a solution of the compound in a volatile solvent with an aqueous medium in the presence of a dispersing agent, and vaporising the solvent from the resulting dispersion. The solution may be contacted with the aqueous medium under such conditions of temperature and pressure that the solvent is vapoured instantaneously. The compounds may be those in which X is chlorine and R1 and R2 are phenyl, or phenyl substituted by methyl or chlorine. The preferred compound is 4.41-dichlordiphenyl-b b b -trichlorethane. Suitable solvents include ethyl alcohol, methyl alcohol, acetone, chloroform and toluene. Suitable dispersing agents include goulac, sulphonated oleic acid and turkey red oil. The resulting aqueous dispersions may be used as such or after dilution with water, as sprays or washes. Alternatively they may be treated to remove some or all of the water to give a dispersible paste or dry powder. Specifications 547,871 and 566,386 are referred to.
    • 5. 发明专利
    • Improvements in Identification Plates for Motor Cars, Motor Cycles or the like.
    • GB191423998A
    • 1915-05-27
    • GB191423998D
    • 1914-12-14
    • WOOD WILLIAM OGDEN
    • WOOD WILLIAM OGDEN
    • 23,998. Wood, W. O. Dec. 14. Name and number plates.-In that type of identification plate for motor-cars, motor-cycles, &c. in which a sheet of translucent material is placed between two opaque plates in which the letters &c. are cut, the opaque plates are hinged or secured together, or are formed by bending a single plate double, so that the translucent sheet can be readily removed. The translucent sheet may be formed with a red portion which comes opposite circular holes in the opaque sheets to act as a danger signal. In one form, the two opaque plates a, b, Fig. 3, between which a celluloid sheet d is secured, are hinged together, and the backplate a is preferably formed with a beading. the top beading being so formed as to catch the top edge of the plate b when closed. The identification plate may be secured to a bracket by bolts passing through holes g in the plate a and slots h in the sheet d and the plate b, or by riveting the plate a to the bracket. In other forms, the translucent sheet is slid between two plates secured together on three sides, or between two parts of an opaque plate m, Fig. 7, bent double and secured at its sides by bending over the edges n.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • Electrical ciphering machine
    • GB532345A
    • 1941-01-22
    • GB2252439
    • 1939-08-03
    • GUY WILLIAM OGDEN
    • G09C1/10
    • 532,345. Ciphering apparatus. OGDEN, G. W. Aug. 3, 1939, No. 22524. Drawings to Specification. [Class 146 (ii)] In an electrical ciphering machine with a manually operated keyboard, each key is connected through a transposing relay to a chain of switches and relays connected with a, printing mechanism. The keyboard may contain a spacing key. They key leads are arranged in groups of one or more leads in ordered position, the total number of symbols available being the total combinations of the key leads. The transposing relays are arranged for ciphering, deciphering, or direct printing and are connected to a set of outgoing leads equal in number to and grouped in the same way as the key leads. When ciphering and deciphering, the transposing relays are energized over a chain of selector switches actuated by the keys so as to cause actuation of the relays in a sequence depending on the numbers of the selector switches and their contacts. The transposing relays may be connected in pairs. The initial setting of the selector switches may be determined by letters on the switch drums providing a key-word. The outgoing leads are connected to a chain of switches and relays having outlet wires at least equal in number to the keys and actuating the printing solenoids which operate the type bars or control the stops of a type wheel. The circuits may be completed by switches which are automatically returned to normal when the cover of the machine is removed, so that reading of the primary setting is impossible.