Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

Denso Corporation

Akihito Tanaka

Sumio Susa

Kazutaka Suzuki

Tatsuo Sugimoto

Atsushi Katoh

Toshio Morikawa

Akihiro Maeda

Sunao Fukuda

Shinichi Oda

Kazuhiko Asano

Izumi Kitazawa

The present invention provides a seal portion mounted on an inner wall of a cap. When the cap is removed from the main body of the container, the seal is positioned below a position where a first screw thread is screwed to a second screw thread. The first screw thread is formed on inside or outside of an outer cylindrical wall of the main body of the container. Whereas, the second screw portion is formed on the outer circumference or the inner circumference of the outer wall portion of the cap.

Sealed container

A cooling apparatus for use in a vehicle is provided in which the cooling water of the water-cooled internal combustion engine is guided into a first portion of the radiator and the cooling water of another water-cooled apparatus such as a water-cooled innercooler of a super charger is guided into a second portion of the radiator. The first radiator portion and the second radiator portion can be selectively fluidly connected so that cooling water from one radiator portion can assist cooling in the other radiator portion.

Vehicular use cooling apparatus

The condenser is mounted in front of radiator by means of a mounting shroud, which includes a tubular portion for covering over an outer periphery of the condenser, a pair of vertical mounting walls provided on an inner periphery of the tubular portion, and a pair of mounting leg portions formed on an outer periphery of the tubular portion. The vertical mounting walls are securely fastened to upper and lower brackets of the condenser in a condition wherein the former contact with the latter, and the lower mounting leg portions are fitted in engaging recesses of a lower tank of the radiator while the upper mounting leg portions are securely fastened to an upper tank of the radiator. The tubular portion of the mounting shroud serves also as a wind introducing duct which prevents heated air having passed the radiator from coming around to the front of the condenser again.

Mounting apparatus for condenser

A cooling device for an internal combustion engine has an additonal water pump and a bypass conduit which bypasses the additional water pump. When the amount of heat radiation of the radiator is insufficient, the additional water pump is driven by an electric motor. When the additional water pump is not necessary, the bypass conduit is opened, so that the cooling fluid bypasses the additional pump.

Cooling device for an internal-combustion engine

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Toyohashi, Japan

Akihito Tanaka