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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).
List of patent summaries with their numbers, patentees, and titles.

Identifier  ExFiles\Box 147\4\  scan0082
Date  12th September 1940 guessed
  
No. Patentee. Title.

compressors etc., working with
liquids which have a rotor provided
with peripheral grooves. A stationary
partition or isolating part
engaging said grooves to separate
low pressure on intake side of the
apparatus from the high pressure or
delivery side and a plurality of
vanes or impulsion members which
are moved about their axes either
either to obturate the grooves while
travelling from inlet to outlet or to
pass through the stationary isolating
part.

524,931 G.S.Kammer. Cooling-fins for
internal combustion
engines and the like.

Cooling fins are made of thin
pieces of sheet metal welded
to the cylinder and fixed at
their outer edges by a plate
which is engaged by teeth formed
in the fins passing through holes
in the plate, and bent over and
welded to it. The fins are also
braced together by oblong pieces
cut out between inner and outer
edges of the fins, each such piece
being bent over and welded to the
next fin.

524,937 L.A.Evans and C.C.Wakefield Hydraulic power
& Co.Ltd. transmission
systems.

Fluid for hydraulic transmission
consists of castor oil in admixture
with diethyl phthalate with or without
ethyl lactate and/or tri-cresyl phosphate.

524,943 B.F.Goodrich Co. Vehicles and suspensio
therefor.

Invention is primarily concerned
with the bus type of vehicle, an
unsprung mass which carries the
wheels supports through springs a
sprung mass which carries the body
and separate springs are provided for
dealing with relative up and down,
and tilting movements, allowing
these springs to be designed solely
for one of these functions.
  
  


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