Title: Kenichiro Yamabe - Innovator in Automotive Temperature Control Systems
Introduction
Kenichiro Yamabe is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan. He is associated with Mihama Corporation and has made significant contributions to the field of automotive technology. Although he currently holds no granted patents, his innovative ideas are reflected in his latest patent applications.
Latest Patent Applications
1. **Temperature Control System** - This application describes an automobile temperature control system that features a motor chamber equipped with a secondary cell or a fuel cell. The system is designed to drive the wheels and control the temperature of various portions of the automobile. It includes at least one catalytic heater and a fuel tank. The catalytic heater generates heat when an oxidizing gas and fuel from the fuel tank are supplied to it. The system efficiently controls the temperature of the automobile, preventing performance deterioration and ensuring comfortable operation even in cold regions.
2. **Air Conditioning System** - This application outlines an air conditioning system for conditioning air in the passenger compartment of a motor vehicle. It incorporates a secondary cell or a fuel cell for driving the wheels with a motor. The system includes a catalyst heater, an air conditioning duct, and an air conditioning fan. The catalyst heater generates heat by supplying fuel and an oxidizing gas to the catalyst. The air conditioning duct is connected to an intake port and a blowing port, allowing for effective circulation of conditioned air within the passenger compartment.
Conclusion
Kenichiro Yamabe is an innovative inventor whose work focuses on enhancing automotive temperature control systems. His latest patent applications demonstrate his commitment to improving vehicle performance and passenger comfort.