List of Nikola Tesla Patents - British

British

  • patent number - name of patent - date of application - notes on patent
  1. GB1877 - Improvements in Electric Lamps - 1886 February 9
  2. GB2801 - Improvements in Reciprocating Engines and Means for Regulating the Period of the same - 1894 February 8
  3. GB2812 - Improvements in Methods of and Apparatus for the Generation of Electric Currents of Defined Period - 1894 February 8
  4. GB2975 - Improvements in Dynamo Electric Machines - 1886 March 2
  5. GB6481 - Improvements relating to the Electrical Transmission of Power and to Apparatus therefor - 1888 May 1
  6. GB6502 - Improvements relating to the Generation and Distribution of Electric Currents and to Apparatus therefor - 1888 May 1
  7. GB6527 - Improvements relating to Electro-motors - 1889 April 16
  8. GB8200 - Improvements relating to the Transmission of Electrical Energy - 1905 April 17
  9. GB8575 - Improved Methods of and Apparatus for Generating and Utilizing Electric Energy for Lighting Purposes - 1891 May 19
  10. GB11293 - Improvements relating to the Utilization of Electromagnetic, Light, or other like Radiations Effects or Disturbances transmitted through the Natural Media and to Apparatus therefor - 1901 June 1
  11. GB11473 - Improvements in Alternating Current Electro-magnetic Motors - 1891 July 6
  12. GB12866 - Improvements in Electrical Circuit Controllers - 1898 June 8
  13. GB13563 - Improvements in, and relating to, the Transmission of Electrical Energy - 1901 July 3
  14. GB14550 - Improvements relating to the Insulation of Electric Conductors - 1900 August 14
  15. GB14579 - Improvements in and relating to the Transmission of Electrical Energy - 1901 July 17
  16. GB16709 - Improvements relating to the Conversion of Alternating into Direct Electric Currents - 1889 October 22
  17. GB19420 - Improvements in Alternating Current Electro-magnetic Motors - 1889 December 3
  18. GB19426 - Improvements in the Construction and Mode of Operating Alternating Current Motors - 1889 December 3
  19. GB20981 - Improvements relating to the Production, Regulation, and Utilization of Electric Currents of High Frequency, and to Apparatus therefor - 1896 September 22
  20. GB24001 - Improved Method of Imparting Energy to or Deriving Energy from a Fluid and Apparatus for use therein - 1910 October 17 - Bladeless turbine having disc rotors; Openings in the central portions and separating star-washers; Riveted into single, solid structure; Keyed to the shaft; Turbine or rotary engine.
  21. GB24421 - Improvements in Systems for the Transmission of Electrical Energy and Apparatus for use therein - 1897 October 21
  22. GB26371 - Improvements in the Method of and Apparatus for Controlling the Mechanism of Floating Vessels or Moving Vehicles - 1898 December 13
  23. GB174544 - Improvements in Methods of and Apparatus for the Generation of Power by Elastic Fluid Turbines - 1921 April 1
  24. GB179043 - Improved Process of and Apparatus for Production of High Vacua - 1921 March 24
  25. GB185446 - Method of and Apparatus for Aerial Transportation - 1921 April 4
  26. GB186082 - Improvements in the Construction of Steam and Gas Turbines - 1921 March 24 - Two heavier end-plate; Tapered toward the periphery; Reduces maximum centrifugal stress; Turbine.
  27. GB186083 - Improved Method of and Apparatus for the Economic Transformation of the Energy of Steam by Turbines - 1921 March 24 - Improvements to increase efficiency of steam power plants and thermo-dynamic transformers; Producing motive power; Economical; Operable at very high temperature; Operable with cheap fuel; Avoids deteriorating actions previously common; System is related to the Tesla turbine.
  28. GB186084 - Improved Process of and Apparatus for Deriving Motive Power from Steam - 1921 March 24
  29. GB186799 - Process of and Apparatus for Balancing Rotating Machine Parts - 1921 September 2

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