Abstract:
A feeder arrangement of an AC generator includes slip rings, brushes, a brush holder in which an air chamber is formed, and a slip-ring cover. A partition member is disposed in the air chamber to divide the air chamber to form a U-shaped air passage having an air passage connecting to the outside of the slip-ring cover and an air outlet passage connecting to the inside of the slip-ring cover, so that air flows through the U-shaped air passage to remove worn powder of the brushes from the slip rings.
Abstract:
A flanged part of an insulating bobbin is formed with a first hook part for directing a lead wire of a field coil in a radially inward direction along an end surface of the flanged part, and a second hook part for directing the radially inwardly directed field coil in an axial direction. The lead wire of the field coil is arranged to extend in the radial direction from a coil-winding part of the field coil through the first hook part, and to extend in the axial direction through the second hook part.
Abstract:
A method is provided for toting a B cell mediated autoimmune disorder comprising administering an effective amount of an interleukin-10 antagonist.
Abstract:
The present invention prevents the degradation of the power generating efficiency of an alternating current generator by preventing the expansion of an air gap formed between pole cores and a stator core, achieves low-noise operation by preventing generation of high-frequency impact magnetic noise, and makes it possible to relieve strains applied on a magnet holder. The present invention utilizes sixteen magnets, each of which fits between two of sixteen claw-like magnetic poles formed on the outer periphery of Lundell-type pole cores, which rotates integrally with a shaft. The magnets are caught and stopped by a magnet holder which has been formed by interconnecting zig-zagging segments and has elasticity as a whole. Here, the permanent magnets are held by the magnet holder so that the magnet holder does not protrude towards the rotor side from the outer peripheral face of the Lundell-type pole cores and the contacting faces of the magnet holder contact the outer faces of the permanent magnets. The claw-like magnetic poles are disposed so as to face the stator.
Abstract:
A rotary electric machine that controls fluid pressure and loss of cooling air, increases the cooling air flow rate, and is able to favorably cool the end of a coil with little regard to the positional relationship between the centrifugal blades and the end of the stator coil, is disclosed. A cooling fan of such a rotary electric machine includes centrifugal blades having deflecting blades disposed therebetween, which are mounted so as to incline towards an inside of the axial direction. The centrifugal blades and the deflecting blades are integrally formed. For this reason, the cooling air accelerates at areas between the individual blades in the centrifugal direction and is separated into two flows, one in the direction of inside portions and one in the direction of outside portions of the end of a stator coil. The end of the stator coil is cooled favorably. Thus, the eddy produced at the inside portions in the end of the stator coil is suppressed from flowing to the outside portions, and increases in fluid pressure loss are prevented.
Abstract:
An image-forming machine comprising a rotary drum and a cleaning means which removes the toner remaining on the peripheral surface of the rotary drum. The cleaning means includes a support member that extends in the direction of center axis of the rotary drum, a blade-holding member that is mounted on the upper surface of the support member and extends in the direction of center axis of the rotary drum, and a cleaning blade that is held by the blade-holding means and extends in the direction of center axis of the rotary drum. The blade-holding member is allowed to swing on the swing axis that extends in a plane which is substantially perpendicular to the center axis of the rotary drum. An acute angle .alpha. is defined between the cleaning blade and a tangential line of the drum at a portion where the front end of the cleaning blade that is pushed comes into contact with the peripheral surface of the rotary drum, on the downstream side as viewed in a direction in which the rotary drum rotates. Restriction members are attached to the support member at both ends thereof in the direction of the center axis, the restriction members having restriction portions opposed, while maintaining a very small gap x, to the upper surface of the blade-holding member in order to restrict both ends of the blade-holding member in the direction of center axis from being displaced in a direction to separate away from the upper surface of the support member.
Abstract:
The present invention prevents the degradation of the power generating efficiency of an alternating current generator by preventing the expansion of an air gap formed between pole cores and a stator core, achieves low-noise operation by preventing generation of high-frequency impact magnetic noise, and makes it possible to relieve strains applied on a magnet holder. The present invention utilizes sixteen magnets, each of which fits between two of sixteen claw-like magnetic poles formed on the outer periphery of Lundell-type pole cores, which rotates integrally with a shaft. The magnets are caught and stopped by a magnet holder which has been formed by interconnecting zig-zagging segments and has elasticity as a whole. Here, the permanent magnets are held by the magnet holder so that the magnet holder does not protrude towards the rotor side from the outer peripheral face of the Lundell-type pole cores and the contacting faces of the magnet holder contact the outer faces of the permanent magnets. The claw-like magnetic poles are disposed so as to face the stator.
Abstract:
An image-forming machine equipped with a transfer device means of the type not using a transfer corona discharger is disclosed. A charge supply member is disposed opposite to an image forming member on whose surface a toner image is to be formed and at a greater distance than the thickness of a transfer material from the image forming member. In a transfer zone, the surface of the transfer material is brought into contact with the surface of the image forming member. In a charge supply zone, the transfer material is contacted with the surface of the charge supply member. In the direction of conveyance of the transfer material, the charge supply zone is positioned downstream of the transfer zone.
Abstract:
Finely particulate Zeolites of the ZSM-5 5 family, exhibiting characteristic peaks in an X-ray powder diffraction pattern, are stably produced by a novel method in which a nucleating slurry containing semi-crystalline zeolite having a BET surface area of 100 to less than 250 m.sup.2 /g is mixed with a raw material mixture of silica, alumina and alkali metal sources to obtain a preliminary slurry, followed by heating to obtain a first precursory slurry mixture containing a precursory zeolite having a BET surface area of 100 to 200 m.sup.2 /g, and subsequently the first precursory slurry mixture is mixed with a raw material mixture as mentioned above to obtain a second precursory slurry, followed by heating to obtain a product slurry containing a finely particulate zeolite having a BET surface area of at least 250 m.sup.2 /g. In the method, the first precursory slurry mixture can be advantageously recycled and used as a nucleating slurry. The zeolites are advantageously utilized as catalysts, for example, as a catalyst for hydration of olefins, and also as an adsorbent, a molecular sieve, an agent for soil improvement, a filler for paper and an agent for waste water treatment.