| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 221 | PROCEDE DE CUISSON D'UN ALIMENT TEL QU'UN FOIE GRAS ENTIER OU UN POISSON, ET NECESSAIRE POUR LA MISE EN UVRE DE CE PROCEDE | EP96913575.5 | 1996-04-12 | EP0821556B1 | 2001-10-31 | Vieira Da Silva, Jorge |
| A method comprising the steps of (a) (i) measuring the mass of the food and placing it in a first container (10), (ii) placing the food in a first container and measuring the mass of the food plus the first container, or (iii) measuring the mass of the food; (b) placing the food and optionally the container from step (a) in a second container (16); (c) heating a liquid such as water to a predetermined temperature, particularly its boiling point; (d) determining a specific amount of water at said predetermined temperature on the basis of a preset relationship between the mass of the food or the food plus the first container, and the desired average cooking temperature; (e) providing the determined specific amount of water (24) and placing it inside the second container so that it is in thermal contact with the first container over most of the surface thereof; and (f) cooking the food for a predetermined time. The equipment includes, in addition to the first and second (16) containers, a third container forming a measuring cup and bearing at least one graduation that provides a graphical illustration of said preset relationship for a desired cooking temperature. | ||||||
| 222 | Conditionnement avec doseur | EP96401075.5 | 1996-05-15 | EP0744350B1 | 2001-08-01 | Fani, Gérard |
| 223 | DOSIERVORRICHTUNG ZUM DOSIEREN UND/ODER PORTIONIEREN VON KAFFEEMEHL ODER TEEBLÄTTERN | EP99942791.7 | 1999-07-20 | EP1105026A1 | 2001-06-13 | OPPERMANN, Günter; WINTER, Florina; KAMPRATH, Karl-Heinz |
| Disclosed is a dosing device (1) for dosing and/or portioning ground coffee or tea leaves. Said device acts as an accessory device for a coffee maker or tea maker and comprises at least one graduated scale (10) that indicates the number of cups. In order to establish the desired strength or a relatively precise amount of ground coffee or tea leaves required and to enable the accessory to be used in existing coffee machines, a tubular insert (2; 14) is provided and placed on the bottom of a filter (13) that can be filled with ground coffee or tea leaves. The bottom-side opening of the insert is substantially closed by the bottom of the filter (13). At least one graduated scale (10) is arranged on the wall of the insert (2; 14), extending from the bottom edge (5) in the direction of the top edge (9). The graduated scale (10) only allows for enough ground coffee to be placed in the receiving area of the dosing device as required according to the degree of strength and the desired number of cups. The dosing device (1) is subsequently lifted out of the filter (13), whereby the ground coffee is emptied into the filter (13) via the bottom opening (5). | ||||||
| 224 | LIQUID VOLUME MEASURING APPARATUS | EP93916132.9 | 1993-07-30 | EP0658247B1 | 2000-03-15 | SISK, Henry, Benjamin Waterstown; MADDEN, John, James 26 Broadford Lawn; O'SULLIVAN, Niall, Anthony; COMERFORD, Kieran, Anthony 50 Wilson Road; HOOD, Oliver, St. Clair 61 Wellington Road |
| 225 | DOSIERSPEICHER ZUR AUFNAHME UND ABGABE VON WASCHMITTELN UND DIESEN ENTHALTENDE VERPACKUNGSEINHEIT | EP96932579.4 | 1996-09-20 | EP0852632B1 | 1999-12-08 | KITTSCHER, Peter; MÜHLHAUSEN, Georg |
| The proposed metering reservoir has an upwards-pointing aperture (1) aligned in that position in the central region of the upper section of the metering reservoir. With an upwards-pointing aperture (1), both the width and the length of the metering reservoir are greater than its height (h). The edges of the aperture (1) are sufficiently far from the outer sides of the metering reservoir to ensure that the metering reservoir when half-filled with liquid does not discharge its contents until it is inclined at an angle of more than 60 DEG relative to its position when the aperture points upwards. Securing means (2) for fixing the metering reservoir on a bottle (3) are aligned in such a way that the median lines of the securing means (2) and aperture (1) lie in the same plane and at right angles to one another. The metering reservoir, which will not tilt when in use and is fixed to the washing agent bottle (3) does not extend beyond the base dimensions of a standard flat bottle. | ||||||
| 226 | A RECEPTACLE | EP97914674 | 1997-03-21 | EP0901334A4 | 1999-08-18 | BETHUNE DONALD RAYMOND PETER |
| This invention relates to a receptacle (1) capable of holding fluid and having one or more sets of fluid level indicators, wherein a set of fluid level indicators (3) comprises at least two markings (5), characterised in that when the level indicators are viewed during use of the receptacle, the markings do not extend to the pouring mouth of the receptacle (7). | ||||||
| 227 | A RECEPTACLE | EP97914674.0 | 1997-03-21 | EP0901334A1 | 1999-03-17 | Bethune, Donald Raymond Peter |
| This invention relates to a receptacle (1) capable of holding fluid and having one or more sets of fluid level indicators, wherein a set of fluid level indicators (3) comprises at least two markings (5), characterised in that when the level indicators are viewed during use of the receptacle, the markings do not extend to the pouring mouth of the receptacle (7). | ||||||
| 228 | DISPOSITIF D'INDICATION DU RISQUE D'ALCOOLEMIE | EP97900643.0 | 1997-01-15 | EP0874977A1 | 1998-11-04 | Liger, Alain Didier |
| The present invention relates to a doser device which determines a priori the volume of an alcoholic drink that a person can drink so as not to exceed a given alcoholemia ratio in the blood of said person. The device of the invention comprises a container having a known volume and presenting various graduations: one graduation for the user's weight (expressed in kilograms), one graduation for the volume of the container (expressed in centilitres) and one graduation for the alcohol content of various drinks (expressed in degrees). Said three graduations are set on the container and are connected through lines forming together a reading chart, in order to read the volume variation of the various alcoholic drinks according to the weight and sex of the user, to correspond to the same predetermined alcoholemia percentage. The line of level of the liquid poured into the container is determined simply by observing its crossing with the reading chart. The device of the invention is particularly intended to the preventive control of alcoholemia when driving. | ||||||
| 229 | INFANT NURSING BOTTLE | EP95940608.0 | 1995-11-02 | EP0793473A1 | 1997-09-10 | Sklar, Jeffrey S. |
| A nursing device, as disclosed, includes a tubular container adapted for holding a liquid having a top end, a bottom end, and a longitudinal axis, wherein the container has a symmetrical, cross-sectional area substantially along the longitudinal axis. The nursing device also includes a nipple attached to the top end of the container and directional marker on the surface of the container for orienting the tubular container. The nursing device further includes a plurality of point markers located on the surface of the tubular container in space relationship from the top end of the tubular container and perpendicular to a plane formed by the longitudinal axis and directional marker. | ||||||
| 230 | APPARATUS FOR PREPARING A HOT BEVERAGE | EP96901463.0 | 1996-02-15 | EP0760616A1 | 1997-03-12 | HEYNDERICKX, Ingrid Emilienne Joanna Rita; RADEMAKER, Antonius Arnoldus Johannes |
| Apparatus (1) for preparing a hot beverage, comprising a water reservoir (3), means for removing and heating water from the reservoir and transferring it into a brewing chamber (5), and a light-transmissive jug (9) for catching hot liquid emerging from the brewing chamber (5), a wall (13) of the jug (9) being provided with optical means (15) for indicating the volume of liquid contained in the jug (9), characterized in that the optical means (15) comprise a first graduated scale (159) and a second graduated scale (153), the first scale (159) being clearly visible only when the jug wall temperature is below a reference temperature To and the second scale (153) being clearly visible only when the jug wall temperature is above the reference temperature To, whereby 25 °C < To < 80 °C, the ratio of the pitch of graduations in the second scale (153) to the pitch of corresponding graduations in the first scale (159) being approximately equal to the liquid yield ratio (RL) of the apparatus. In practice, the optical means (15) may comprise a film (155) of polymer-dispersed liquid crystalline (PDLC) material disposed between the first (159) and second graduated scales. | ||||||
| 231 | VESSEL FOR DETERMINING THE CALORIFIC EQUIVALENCE OF A LIQUID | EP94929924.0 | 1994-09-30 | EP0722560A1 | 1996-07-24 | VOGEL, Tony |
| A vessel (10) for monitoring the calorific equivalence of liquids. The vessel's sidewalls (12) are imprinted with rows (15) and columns (14) of indicia relating a volume of liquid held by the vessel to a particular liquid food product and its calorific equivalence value. | ||||||
| 232 | Cellule de mesure pour produits granuleux ou pulvérulents | EP92401588.6 | 1992-06-09 | EP0522897B1 | 1995-11-08 | Le Gigan, Dominique |
| 233 | Automatic apparatus for metering spaghetti and the like | EP95830053.5 | 1995-02-24 | EP0674156A1 | 1995-09-27 | Gritti Bottacco, Carlo M. |
An automatic apparatus for metering spaghetti and the like comprises a spaghetti vessel (1) having a bottom which can be displaced by controlled driving means, the vessel being provided with an overflow rim (3) adjoining a collecting bin (10), having a pouring outlet (22) controlled by a shutter element (20). |
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| 234 | LIQUID VOLUME MEASURING APPARATUS | EP93916132.0 | 1993-07-30 | EP0658247A1 | 1995-06-21 | SISK, Henry, Benjamin Waterstown; MADDEN, John, James 26 Broadford Lawn; O'SULLIVAN, Niall, Anthony; COMERFORD, Kieran, Anthony 50 Wilson Road; HOOD, Oliver, St. Clair 61 Wellington Road |
| Apparatus for determining deviation of a volume of liquid from a predetermined volume comprises a main vessel (4) for receiving the liquid and a measuring vessel (5) from which the deviation is determined from the meniscus of the liquid in the measuring vessel (5). A communicating tube (49) extending from a neck (32) of the main vessel (4) communicates the main vessel (4) with the secondary vessel (5) through a ball valve (56). Liquid above a weir (55) in the neck (32) flows into the measuring vessel (5). The deviation of the liquid volume is read from a scale (26) adjacent the measuring vessel (5). A variable volume bladder (71) completely filled with liquid alcohol is mounted in the main vessel (4) for compensating for volume changes in the main vessel (4) due to temperature variations. | ||||||
| 235 | A measure | EP93650022.2 | 1993-07-19 | EP0634635A1 | 1995-01-18 | Keenan, Carl; Wrigley, Andrew Nicholson |
A measure 1 comprises two separately formed cups 2, 3 which are assembled by slidably engaging a lug 5 on one cup 3 with a groove 6 on the other cup 2. A latch 10 engages under a shoulder 11 to lock the cups 2, 3 together. A cup 20 is snapped over the lug 5 and groove 6 to provide a secondary lock and a drip block to prevent any residual liqueur remaining in one cup being poured into a glass while another liqueur is being poured from the other cup. |
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| 236 | Tube for use in a fixed angle centrifuge rotor | EP93120120.6 | 1993-12-14 | EP0603710A3 | 1994-12-14 | Hall, Richard Alan |
A tube for use in a fixed angle centrifuge rotor having a rotor cavity inclined at a predetermined angle Θ with respect to the axis of rotation is characterized by one or more marking(s) thereon that indicates the level to which the tube may be filled with liquid without risk of spillage due to meniscus re-orientation. The markings may be graduated in terms of angles at which the rotor cavity may be inclined or in terms of the identity of each rotor into which the tube may be inserted. |
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| 237 | Measuring tank | EP92116166.7 | 1992-09-22 | EP0537511A2 | 1993-04-21 | Barrows, Peter S.; Willis, James A. |
A measuring tank capable of providing accurate measurement of liquid contained therein even when not in an upright position having a rear wall connected to left and right side walls and a front wall connected between said side walls and having a generally concave shape with a sight glass affixed thereto adjacent its closest approach to the rear wall. The volume of the tank to the left and right of a plane passing through the centerline of the sight glass being equal and the volume of the tank to the front and rear of a plane passing through the centerline of the sight glass parallel to the rear wall being equal. |
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| 238 | An apparatus for determining the deviation in the level of liquid in a vessel | EP91307533.9 | 1991-08-15 | EP0472363A3 | 1992-06-17 | Glynn, James Kevin |
An apparatus (1) for determining the accuracy of a volume of liquid dispensed via a dispenser such as a petrol, liquid gas or diesel pump dispenser. The apparatus (1) comprises a vessel (2) having a narrowed neck portion (20) for reception of a measured volume of liquid from the dispenser. A hollow tubular member (5) can be inserted into the vessel (2) to displace the liquid upwardly. The tubular member (5) has in its side wall a liquid inlet hole 10. Upon insertion of the tubular member (5) in the vessel (2) upwardly displaced liquid can pass through the hole (10) into the tubular member (5). Liquid level within the tubular member (5) can be read against a scale tube (15) housed within the tubular member (5) upon withdrawal of the tubular member (5) to indicate the accuracy of the registered volume of fluid dispensed by the dispenser. |
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| 239 | DOSIERSCHRAUBVERSCHLUSS | EP83900635.0 | 1983-02-21 | EP0101695B2 | 1991-10-02 | BÜCHELER, Herbert; WELTGEN, Paul Otto |
| Dosing screw and cover closure (1) intended to close the opening of a container having an internal thread (8) and a front sealing joint (9) as well as a dosing cylinder (5) having the shape of a cup and being located above the opening of the container in a closed state. A wetting of the opening of the container and of its periphery by means of a product flowing from the dosing cylinder (5) used, has to be avoided by constructive measures. According to the invention, the dosing chamber (5) is provided higher than the container neck (3) and than its front seal (9), and a ring (6) intended to the flow of product extends from the dosing chamber and forms a cylindrical extension of that chamber in the container neck (3). | ||||||
| 240 | Verfahren zur Bestimmung der Arbeitsbreite und der Streudichte bei Schleuderstreuern | EP87100963.5 | 1987-01-23 | EP0240655B1 | 1991-05-08 | Dreyer, Heinz, Dr. Dipl.-Ing. Univ. agr. |
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