From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
Outside patent searches for the week ending October 10th, 1940.
| Identifier | ExFiles\Box 147\4\ scan0119 | |
| Date | 10th October 1940 | |
| "Additional" OUTSIDE PATENT SEARCHES REPORT BY CLAREMONT HAYNES & CO. Week ending October 10th 1940 SPECIFICATIONS which have become available prints of which are not sent herewith but which may also be of interest. (Opposition date 21st November 1940) --------------------------- No. Patentee Title 526,076 R.{Sir Henry Royce} Bosch Ges. Electric starting devices for internal combustion engines of vehicles. The pinion of starting motor is moved into engagement with the fly wheel by means unconnected with the electric motor (e.g. by compressed air). The motor only has to take care of the turning movement. A heavy solenoid is thus dispensed with. .526,080 Andre (Components) Ltd. Friction elements for vibration and V.A. Trier dampers, clutches brakes and the like. The friction discs employed in a frictional shock damper are duplicated and a floating ring of metal sandwiched between them, thus forming four surfaces between which movement may take place. The floating rings of metal may have flanges on their edges to exclude dirt. 526,102 Austin Motor Co. Ltd. Windscreens and windows for and H.H. Lloyd vehicles. Wind screen frame is formed of two members one die cast and one a metal pressing, between which the glass is gripped. The securing screws are passed through the metal pressing and screwed into the die cast member. 526,104 L.E. Baynes and Muntz Motive power means for aircraft & Co.Ltd. Airscrews mounted in the wing are driven by turbines fed with gaseous products of combustion under pressure from generators housed in fuselage. 526,127 F.{Mr Friese} Amiot Streamlined cowlings for aircraft engines Special dimensioning of the sizes of the opening of a N.A.C.A cowling of an aircooled radial engine and of the Airscrew spinner is said to produce greatly reduced resistance to air flow and automatic regulation of the latter. | ||