121 |
Melodeon |
US15019D |
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US15019A |
1856-06-03 |
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122 |
Pipe organ and method for its operation |
US11827960 |
2007-07-13 |
US20080022838A1 |
2008-01-31 |
Jurgen Scriba; Markus Harder-Volkmann |
The invention relates to a method for the operation of a pipe organ, with at least one of the valves being provided as a valve actuated in multiple ways which can be controlled to open at least on the basis of two different note demands. In accordance with the invention, on a note demand on a valve actuated in multiple ways which is already open due to another note demand, the valve actuated in multiple ways is closed for an interruption time period and then opened again. The invention further relates to a method for the operation of a pipe organ, wherein information input at the console is transmitted via a data bus to remote receiver units which are connected to valves and/or stop pallets for their control, with the receiver units determining individually from the information transmitted whether, and if so, which of the valves and/or stop pallets connected to the respective receiver unit are to be opened or closed. The invention further relates to a pipe organ with which the method in accordance with the invention can be carried out. |
123 |
Duplex valves and methods for their use |
US744291 |
1985-06-12 |
US4586419A |
1986-05-06 |
Peter J. Gerger, Jr. |
Duplex pneumatic valves are provided for use in regulating the flow of air from a wind chest through an orifice to a pneumatic work chamber such as an organ pipe. The duplex valves comprise a principle valve having a rear surface and a seating surface seatable on the orifice and at least one venting channel in the principle valve means communicating with each of the seating and rear surfaces, thereof, and an initial valve having a seating surface seatable on the venting channel at the rear surface of the principle valve means. Methods for controlling the flow of air into, for example, an organ pipe are also disclosed employing the duplex pneumatic valves of this invention. |
124 |
Valve for pipe organs |
US572579 |
1975-04-28 |
US3967522A |
1976-07-06 |
Paul A. Klann |
The valve member of a solenoid operated valve adapted to be mounted within the windchest of a pipe organ for opening and closing an aperture leading to a pipe is provided with a circular projection on one surface thereof adapted to project into the circular aperture with minimal clearance to reduce the amount of air flow through the aperture should the main portion of the valve member separate slightly from the seat surrounding the aperture as a result of bounce during a valve closing operation. |
125 |
Electromagnetic valve for wind-pipe organs |
US38108473 |
1973-07-20 |
US3903777A |
1975-09-09 |
CORBETT GEORGE DOUGLAS |
A pallet operator for a valve of a wind-pipe organ comprises a solenoid having an armature but no dead stop, and an air damper for damping the movement of the armature to reduce pallet acceleration on valve opening and reduce pallet bounce on valve closure. In one example, the armature is a piston which is a sliding fit in a cylinder closed by a non-magnetic part to provide a piston and cylinder damper.
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126 |
Pallet valve construction |
US3722347D |
1970-11-30 |
US3722347A |
1973-03-27 |
SCHLICKER H |
A pallet valve for use in a pipe organ windchest for controlling the flow of air under pressure through an oblong opening in the windchest. The pallet valve comprises an elongated, generally flat, metallic body considerably longer than the opening and pivotally movable at one end about an axis substantially removed from the opening. A pair of laterally spaced, parallel flanges, coextensive with the valve body, depend from one face of the body and serve to reinforce and stiffen it. The other face of the body is provided with a cushion engageable with the area surrounding the opening for sealing the same.
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127 |
Roller valve device |
US3605546D |
1970-05-15 |
US3605546A |
1971-09-20 |
KLANN PAUL A |
THE ROLLER VALVE DEVICE MINIMIZES THE SLIDING FRICTION IN THE OPERATION OF THE VALVE BY LOCATING TWO ROLLERS BETWEEN A PAIR OF GUIDE SURFACES WHICH ARE SPACED APART A DIFFERENCE LESS THAN THE SUM OF THE DIAMETERS OF SAID ROLLERS AND WRAPPING A FLEXIBLE RESILIENT BAND UNDER TENSION ABOUT SAID ROLLERS IN AN S-SHAPED CONFIGURATION TO DEFINE A FREELY ROTATABLE CLUSTER. ONE SIDE OF THE CLUSTER IS EXPOSED TO AIR UNDER PRESSURE AND THE VALVE PASSAGE IS LOCATED IN ONE OF THE GUIDE SURFACES. UPON CONTROLLED MOVEMENT OF THE CLUSTER BETWEEN THE GUIDE SUFRACES, THE BAND MAY BE SELECTIVELY DISPLACED BETWEEN A NON-SEALING POSITION WITH RESPECT TO THE VALVE PASSAGE TO CONTROL THE FLOW OF AIR PRESSURE THROUGH SAID VALVE PASSAGE.
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128 |
Electrically controlled pneumatic valve for electric organs |
US39945553 |
1953-12-21 |
US2909094A |
1959-10-20 |
KLANN PAUL A |
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129 |
Pipe organ wind chest and valve action |
US43304154 |
1954-05-28 |
US2798399A |
1957-07-09 |
BOUMA DUNCAN F |
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130 |
Organ valve |
US11012749 |
1949-08-13 |
US2577580A |
1951-12-04 |
HALLMAN JACOB C |
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131 |
Air valve unit for pipe organs |
US32731040 |
1940-04-01 |
US2247838A |
1941-07-01 |
GRANT CASPER E |
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132 |
Pneumatic organ |
US8800536 |
1936-06-29 |
US2131637A |
1938-09-27 |
NORBURN CHARLES S |
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133 |
Organ valve |
US51677331 |
1931-02-18 |
US1827864A |
1931-10-20 |
WOODWARD LEWIS A |
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134 |
Adjustable pipe organ valve |
US31522328 |
1928-10-26 |
US1821286A |
1931-09-01 |
BARROWS DONALD S |
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135 |
Valve for organs and the like |
US35618529 |
1929-04-18 |
US1769966A |
1930-07-08 |
REISNER WILLIAM H |
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136 |
Air valve for pipe organs |
US18493027 |
1927-04-19 |
US1747894A |
1930-02-18 |
FLAHERTY FREDERICK J |
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137 |
Calliope |
US10386026 |
1926-04-22 |
US1725025A |
1929-08-20 |
SYLVIA JOSEPH A |
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138 |
Combination magnet and primary valve |
US16212927 |
1927-01-19 |
US1699363A |
1929-01-15 |
KLANN AUGUST A |
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139 |
Pneumatic action for pipe organs |
US5515025 |
1925-09-08 |
US1692507A |
1928-11-20 |
FREDERIC LAMONTAGNE |
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140 |
Electropneumatic pipe-organ action |
US61508923 |
1923-01-26 |
US1587411A |
1926-06-01 |
PERRY ROY R |
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