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JPS6356131B2 - |
JP2387183 |
1983-02-17 |
JPS6356131B2 |
1988-11-07 |
HANSUUYOAHIMU KAADEINARU |
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Device for automatically taking custody and extracting article |
JP1105782 |
1982-01-28 |
JPS57141315A |
1982-09-01 |
PIEERU RUNE DOWAARU |
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| 3 |
JPS49110083A - |
JP1033974 |
1974-01-25 |
JPS49110083A |
1974-10-19 |
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| 4 |
JPH03504231A - |
JP50563389 |
1989-05-19 |
JPH03504231A |
1991-09-19 |
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| 5 |
Pneumatic carrier device |
JP6117282 |
1982-04-14 |
JPS57180524A |
1982-11-06 |
BUERUNERU BUYUUTORIHI |
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| 6 |
JPS5528975B2 - |
JP10833273 |
1973-09-26 |
JPS5528975B2 |
1980-07-31 |
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JPS5440836B2 - |
JP5220678 |
1978-04-28 |
JPS5440836B2 |
1979-12-05 |
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| 8 |
JPS4970387A - |
JP10646373 |
1973-09-20 |
JPS4970387A |
1974-07-08 |
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| 9 |
Pneumatic tube system and blower assembly |
JP53448497 |
1997-03-19 |
JP2000507538A |
2000-06-20 |
ビー. アルバート、モートン; エル. ウィルヘルム、ケネス; ジェイ. グロスウィラー、レオ; エイ. ディピエトロ、マーク; ジェイ. ベック、ロバート |
| (57)【要約】 気送管システム(10)用のブロワアセンブリ(100)は、内部空洞(106)及び内部空洞に連通する第1外部ポート(152)及び第2外部ポート(154)を有するハウジング(102,104)を備えている。 第1及び第2側を有する可動板(112)が、空洞を2つの分離された室に分割している。 真空端(212)及び加圧端(214)を有するブロワ(110)が、真空端(212)が第1側に、加圧端(214)が第2側になるように、板(112)に装着されている。 ブロワ(110)は、運転時に第1側に真空室を形成し、第2側に加圧室を形成する。 板(112)に取り付けられた駆動アセンブリ(222)が、板(112)を加圧室が第1ポート(152)に連通するとともに、真空室が第2ポート(154)に連通する第1の位置と、加圧室が第2ポート(154)に連通するとともに、真空室が第1ポート(152)に連通する第2の位置との間で移動させる。 |
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JPS604094B2 - |
JP16070881 |
1981-10-08 |
JPS604094B2 |
1985-02-01 |
HERUBERUTO BERUTOROTSUPU; YOOZEFU TOITENBERUGU |
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| 11 |
Pneumatic carrier facility |
JP2387183 |
1983-02-17 |
JPS58157640A |
1983-09-19 |
HANSUUYOAHIMU KAADEINARU |
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| 12 |
Conveying system in pneumatic pressure pipe |
JP10126982 |
1982-06-12 |
JPS582125A |
1983-01-07 |
KURAUSU TETSUSHIYU |
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Pneumatic carrier device for sample of minute substance |
JP16070881 |
1981-10-08 |
JPS5790320A |
1982-06-05 |
HERUBERUTO BERUTOROTSUPU; YOOZEFU TOITENBERUGU |
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Pnumaticcsendinggpipe system for quickly sending samples of minute materials |
JP5220678 |
1978-04-28 |
JPS53145283A |
1978-12-18 |
HERUBERUTO BERUTOROTSUPU; YOOZEFU TOITENBERUGU; MANFURETSUTO HIRUBITSUHI |
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JPS5012779A - |
JP4039174 |
1974-04-09 |
JPS5012779A |
1975-02-10 |
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JPS4971682A - |
JP10833273 |
1973-09-26 |
JPS4971682A |
1974-07-11 |
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| 17 |
Parenteral products automation system (PPAS) |
US513569 |
1995-08-10 |
US5805454A |
1998-09-08 |
Fred M. Valerino, Sr.; Drew Sweetak; Joel Osborne |
| The invention relates to a four-step automated system for the transportation, through a pneumatic tube system or a robotics transfer system, of pharmaceutical products to any location within a hospital. The system comprises an input queue, a dispensing apparatus comprising a robot device and a number of stations from which the robot device works, an inspection station, and a transportation system. A computer interface provides bi-directional communication between analytical instruments, robots and peripheral devices and a computer. The robot employed by the system is responsive to computer commands and capable of performing mechanical functions including selection and retrieval of necessary item, and manipulation of retrieved items such that desired product is produced. |
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Pneumatic transmission system |
US184209 |
1994-01-21 |
US5564868A |
1996-10-15 |
Victor J. Vogel; Robert M. O'Connor; Robert D. Smith, Jr. |
| A pneumatic transmission system has a customer terminal, a teller terminal and a transmission tube connecting the terminals. A pair of blowers are disposed in the transmission tube. Each terminal has a slide gate which is operable to close the transmission tube, and a catch disposed below the gate which is operable to catch the pneumatic carrier. The carrier is transmitted from one terminal to the other terminal by opening the gate of the one terminal, closing the other gate of the other terminal, and energizing the blower remote from the one terminal, thereby creating a vacuum between the one blower and the carrier. The one blower is de-energized after the carrier has passed the one blower, and the carrier rides down on a cushion of air, coming to rest on the gate of the other terminal. The gate of the other terminal is then opened and the carrier drops downwardly onto the catch of the terminal. A controller and timer facilitate sequencing of the slide gates and blowers. |
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Pneumatic cash transfer systems and canisters for use therein |
US603709 |
1990-11-16 |
US5092714A |
1992-03-03 |
Alexander D. D. Porter; Avi Rosenthal |
| A pneumatic cash transfer system for use in banks and building societies to link a cashier station (1) to a remote teller assist unit (3) and a cash deposit box (4) in a separate secure area (5) comprises an air tube (6) extending between a tube terminal (7) at the cashier station and a tube terminal (8) in the secure area (5), and a cash carrying canister (10) movable pneumatically in the tube (6) between the two terminals (7, 8). The canister (10) is open at its side to permit insertion and removal of bank notes, and comprises a bank note holder (22) formed by a pair of spring-biassed clamping plates (23, 24) for holding bank notes firmly in the canister during travel in the tube (6). At the terminal (8) in the secure area (5) the holder (22) can be opened automatically to release notes to be deposited into the deposit box (4), and on closure of the holder it is ready to receive notes which are fed positively into the holder from the teller assist unit (3) for transmission to the cashier. |
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Pneumatic-tube conveying installation for samples of fine material |
US303855 |
1981-09-21 |
US4466761A |
1984-08-21 |
Herbert Beltrop; Josef Teutenberg |
| The invention relates to a pneumatic-tube conveying installation in which a tube section accommodating the sample carrier at the despatch and receiving stations is designed to be tilted into a filling or emptying position about an axis extending transversely of its longitudinal axis. A conveying installation such as this is distinguished by its particularly simple construction and operational reliability. |