Abstract:
The scroll-type compressor with an integrated motor of the present invention comprises a housing 1, a fixed scroll 21 fixed to the housing 1, a movable scroll 31 installed eccentrically to the fixed scroll 21, and a motor portion 5, and is characterized in that the housing 1 comprises a high pressure chamber 25 to which compressed gases are supplied, a first cooling chamber 26′ installed contiguous to the high pressure chamber 25 and to which cooling fluid is supplied, a second cooling chamber 42 which cools the motor portion 5 and is supplied with the cooling fluid, and a fluid passage 7 that connects the first cooling chamber 26′ and the second cooling chamber 42 and passes the cooling fluid in the direction from the first cooling chamber 26′ to the second cooling chamber 42.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a detecting method and a detecting apparatus for detecting an absorbed hydrogen amount in a hydrogen absorbing tank. An object of the present invention is to to provide a detecting method and a detecting apparatus of absorbed hydrogen amount in a hydrogen absorbing tank, which can detect a hydrogen occlude condition in the hydrogen absorbing tank accurately, irrespective of repeating the absorption and desorption of the hydrogen to and from the hydrogen absorbing tank. In order to achieve the above object, the detecting method in the hydrogen absorbing tank comprises a contain step for containing a hydrogen absorbing alloy powder of a predetermined amount in a hydrogen absorbing tank so that a hydrogen gas comes in the hydrogen absorbing tank from external and goes out therefrom to the external, in the predetermined amount of the hydrogen absorbing alloy powder a contact condition between adjacent hydrogen absorbing alloy powders changing due to a volume expansion of the hydrogen absorbing alloy powder in occluding a hydrogen; a measure step for measuring an electrical resistance value between a pair of detect electrodes provided in the hydrogen absorbing tank; and a determine step for determining an absorbed hydrogen amount in the hydrogen absorbing tank based on a change of the electrical resistance value.
Abstract:
A filament winding apparatus for rotating in a predetermined direction a core material that is supported by a supporting portion, and for winding around the core material, an elongated material which has flexibility and which is impregnated with an unhardened synthetic resin material, the filament winding apparatus includes a plurality of feeding portions for feeding a plurality of elongated materials, and a plurality of guiding mechanisms which are positioned around the core material so as to correspond to the plurality of elongated materials that are drawn from the plurality of feeding portions, through which the corresponding elongated materials are passed, wherein at least one of the supporting portion and the plurality of guiding mechanisms are movable in a rotation axial direction, from a winding operation range in which the elongated materials can be guided by the guiding mechanisms to winding positions at which the elongated materials are wound around the core material, to an attachable/detachable position at which the plurality of guiding mechanisms is separated relatively from the core material and the supporting portion.
Abstract:
An object-to-be-soldered (92) is accommodated in a sealable chamber (17). An internal pressure (P) of the chamber (17) is raised to a normal pressure (Po) or higher by feeding a reducing gas to the chamber (17). A soldering of a semiconductor element (12) with respect to a circuit board (11) is carried out in the pressurized state. The pressurized state indicating a set pressure (P1) (for example, 0.13 MPa) is maintained in a solder melting period (t3 to t7) until the molten solder (33) is solidified (t7) after the solder (33) starts melting (t3). Accordingly, voids are inhibited from being generated in the solder after being solidified.
Abstract:
A heat radiator 1 includes an insulating substrate 3 whose first side serves as a heat-generating-element-mounting side, and a heat sink 5 fixed to a second side of the insulating substrate 3. A metal layer 7 is formed on a side of the insulating substrate 3 opposite the heat-generating-element-mounting side. A stress relaxation member 4 intervenes between the metal layer 7 of the insulating substrate 3 and the heat sink 5. The stress relaxation member 4 is formed of an aluminum plate 10 having a plurality of through holes 9 formed therein, and the through holes 9 serve as stress-absorbing spaces. The stress relaxation member 4 is brazed to the metal layer 7 of the insulating substrate 3 and to the heat sink 5. This heat radiator 1 is low in material cost and exhibits excellent heat radiation performance.
Abstract:
A pressure tank includes a liner separated into a cap and a main body. A shell covers the outer surface of the liner. The shell is formed of a fiber reinforced plastic. A heat exchanger is arranged in the liner. A header is connected to the heat exchanger. The heat exchanger is supported on the liner by fastening the header to the cap or the main body.
Abstract:
A filament winding apparatus for rotating in a predetermined direction a core material that is supported by a supporting portion, and for winding around the core material, an elongated material which has flexibility and which is impregnated with an unhardened synthetic resin material, the filament winding apparatus includes a plurality of feeding portions for feeding a plurality of elongated materials, and a plurality of guiding mechanisms which are positioned around the core material so as to correspond to the plurality of elongated materials that are drawn from the plurality of feeding portions, through which the corresponding elongated materials are passed, wherein at least one of the supporting portion and the plurality of guiding mechanisms are movable in a rotation axial direction, from a winding operation range in which the elongated materials can be guided by the guiding mechanisms to winding positions at which the elongated materials are wound around the core material, to an attachable/detachable position at which the plurality of guiding mechanisms is separated relatively from the core material and the supporting portion.
Abstract:
A high pressure tank has a cylindrical liner and a fiber reinforced plastic layer which covers the outer surface of the liner. At least one end of the liner is separable. The liner includes a cylindrical liner body and a lid. An O-ring is located between the contact surfaces of the liner body and the lid in the circumferential direction. Each contact surface has a seal surface which contacts the O-ring. One of the liner body and the lid has a deformable portion which deforms toward the seal surfaces. The structure can securely seal the separated portions of the liner when the high pressure tank is in a high pressure state.
Abstract:
In a method for distributing a transaction in a computer system including a plurality of computers each formed by processors, a plurality of estimated loads are calculated for the computers. Then, a plurality of estimated process time expansion ratios are calculated for the computers, in accordance with the estimated loads and the numbers of processors in the computers. Then, a plurality of load indexes one for each of the computers are calculated in accordance with the estimated process time expansion ratios. Finally, the transaction is distributed in accordance with the load indexes.
Abstract:
In a fuel cell system 10, a refrigerant channel 70 that circulates refrigerant is configured to exchange heat between the refrigerant and each of a fuel cell 30, a hydrogen storage tank 20 having a hydrogen storage alloy, and a radiator 50. The hydrogen storage alloy has a higher absorption temperature at which absorption and release become equilibrium under the predetermined hydrogen pressure than the temperature of the fuel cell 30 in a steady-state operation. The refrigerant after cooling the fuel cell carries the heat generated by hydrogen absorption to the hydrogen storage alloy during storing from the tank 20 and facilitates absorption of hydrogen.