Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Nippon Steel Corporation

Nippon Kinzoku Co., Ltd.

Nec Network and Sensor Systems, Ltd.

Nec Corporation

Akihiko Kasahara

Shinji Shibata

Shinichi Matsumoto

Mikio Yamanaka

Toshihiro Takada

Keiichi Ohmura

Yoshio Nishizawa

Yutaka Sadano

Toshiyuki Yashiro

Takashi Tanaka

Hikaru Aoyagi

Takashi Nakano

Minoru Tashiro

Masaaki Kobayashi

Yasushi Ishikawa

Masao Yashiro

Fumio Fudanoki

Shinzi Shibata

Shigetoshi Sugimoto

Yuuji Nakashima

Tomoyuki Sugino

Takuo Kono

Hisashi Baba

Kenji Hirashima

Masayuki Tendoh

Takatoshi Kawasaki

Tadanobu Komai

Tatuo Sugiura

Masaaki Ohashi

Miko Yamanaka

Hiroo Wakiyama

An invention comprises: a circular waveguide that has a cylindrical section having a circular pipe conduit with a circular shaped cross section, and side wall sections joined to the both sides in an axial direction of the cylindrical section; a first rectangular waveguide that has a first rectangular pipe conduit with a rectangular shaped cross section and that is joined to one of the side wall sections so that the first rectangular pipe conduit communicates with the circular pipe conduit; a second rectangular waveguide that has a second rectangular pipe conduit with a rectangular shaped cross section and that is joined to the other of the side wall sections so that the second rectangular pipe conduit communicates with the circular pipe conduit; and a dielectric plate that is configured as a plate shape, is disposed in the circular pipe conduit, and is airtightly held to the cylindrical section, wherein the circular waveguide has a plastically deformable section that is plastically deformable so that at least the length in an axial direction of the circular waveguide can be changed.

High frequency window formed in a circular waveguide that is plastically deformable to adjust a waveguide length and manufacturing method therefor

An electron tube includes a shell that encloses a helix inside, and a plurality of support rods that support and fix the helix inside the shell, a part of each support rod that is in contact with an inner wall of the shell being covered with a conductive material, another part of each support rod that is in contact with the helix being covered with a dielectric material. The widths of conductive material of one end and another end of each support rod in a longitudinal direction are different, the side surface not being in contact with the shell nor the helix.

Electron tube

The method for bonding graphite to metal, includes the steps of forming a metal carbide layer on a surface of the graphite, the metal being to be bonded to said graphite, and brazing the graphite to the metal with an active alloy brazing material. The present invention is based on the fact discovered by the inventor that if a metal carbide layer is in advance formed on a surface of a graphite, an active metal such as Ti could more easily react on the metal carbide layer to thereby bond the metal to the graphite, rather than the case in which a graphite member is made to directly react on an active metal to thereby bond the graphite member to the metal.

Method of bonding graphite to metal

A metallic carrier composed of an end face portion formed in at least one of the axial end portions of a honeycomb body and an outer circumferential reinforcing layer in which foils in a range from the outermost layer to a quarter of the total number of layers are joined together in the axial intermediate portion. Thus, the metallic carrier is flexible in expansion and shrinkage. Further, the honeycomb body and a jacket are joined to each other mainly at the outer circumference of the outer circumferential reinforcing layer of the honeycomb body, to reduce thermal stress developed between the honeycomb body and jacket while maintaining the strength against a high temperature, to thereby prevent the metallic carrier from being ruptured.

Heat and fatigue resistant metallic carrier for automobile exhaust

When soldering a honeycomb body formed by alternately piling flat foils (plates) and corrugated foils (plates), a binder liquid is sucked up from the end face of the honeycomb body to form a binder streak in a space defined by contacting portions of the flat foil (plate) and corrugated foil (plate), a solder is scattered and applied onto the binder streak, and the honeycomb body is then dried and heated to effect a soldering of the honeycomb body. According to this method, soldering can be accomplished only in the vicinity of the contacting portions of the flat foil (plate) and corrugated foil (plate), with a desired soldering structure.

Method of soldering honeycomb body

A heat-resistant stainless steel foil for a catalyst-carrier of combustion exhaust gas purifiers, consisting essentially in weight percentage of:

Heat-resistant stainless steel foil for catalyst-carrier of combustion

A rolled high Al stainless steel foil for use as a substrate for a catalyst carrier, which comprises more than 12 wt % up to 20 wt % of Al, from 5 to 25 wt % of Cr, from 0.05 to 2 wt %, in total, of at least one element selected from the group consisting of Ti, Nb, Zr, and Hf, and the remainder substantially consisting of Fe and unavoidable elements. The stainless steel foil has an excellent resistance to oxidation in an engine exhaust gas at a temperature of 1150.degree. C. or higher, can be obtained by foil-rolling, and enables a reduction of the exhaust back-pressure and weight of automobile catalyst converters.

Rolled high aluminum stainless steel foil for use as a substrate for a

A process for producing a metallic catalyst-carrier, comprising the steps of: preparing a steel sheet containing 9.0 to 25.0 wt % Cr and 0.01 to 6.0 wt % Al, plating the steel sheet with Ni at an amount of from 0.3 to 10.0 g/m.sup.2, then plating with Al or Al-alloy at a plated amount defined by the formula; ##EQU1## and with a provision that the thickness of an Al-Fe alloyed layer is controlled to a thickness of 10 .mu.m or less, cold rolling to a rolled thickness of 0.1 mm or less, working to a body of a required form, and heat-treating the body.

Processes for production of metallic catalyst-carrier and catalytic

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Akihiko Kasahara