Hitachi, Ltd.

Chie Kobayashi

Akira Yamagishi

Naoyuki Kurita

Koji Sasaki

Makoto Onodera

Akira Nishimizu

Ichiro Nishigaki

Hiroaki Matsushima

Masaaki Itoh

Hiroshi Kogure

Mitsutaka Shizuya

Yoshifumi Yamashita

Hiromitsu Moriyama

Takahiro Satake

Keiko Hoshino

Hiromi Aoyama

The invention provides a core for a stationary induction apparatus including an amorphous core formed of an amorphous thin magnetic strip arranged inside the core, a silicon steel sheet core formed of a silicon steel sheet arranged on a side surface of the amorphous core, a wear plate arranged on the outermost peripheral surface of the silicon steel sheet core, an amorphous core frame arranged around the amorphous core including a space between the amorphous core and the silicon steel sheet core, and a support frame which supports and fixes the amorphous core and the silicon steel sheet core via the wear plate.

Core for stationary induction apparatus

An object of the present invention is to improve a mechanical strength and to ensure a low magnetic loss without using a supporting member even when amorphous ribbons are used for an inner core. To attain the object, a stationary induction apparatus core of the present invention includes an inner core formed from the amorphous ribbons and outer cores formed from silicon steel sheets, the outer cores being disposed on two sides of the inner core in a depth direction as opposed to a standing direction of the inner core in such a manner as to sandwich the inner core therebetween.

Stationary induction apparatus core

A wound core for stationary induction apparatus is provided that includes a wound core body, the core body being configured with laminated metal ribbons and provided in an upright manner, and a uniting binder provided on the outer circumference of the wound core body more sparsely toward the upper portion of the core body.

Wound core for stationary induction apparatus

A shape model as an object to be analyzed and division information used to produce a finite element mesh are entered, and a recognition model is produced by allocating each edge line segmented by structural points of the shape model to any one coordinate axial direction in an orthogonal coordinate system. A mapping model is produced in which an orthogonal lattice is produced on a surface and the inside of an approximated shape model, and is displayed on a screen. The mapping model is modified by a system user in an interactive operation. A finite element mesh is generated from lattice points of the modified mapping model. The data input by the system user is processed in an input/output data processing unit, and shape model data of the object to be analyzed is produced in a shape model producing unit. Based on the division information input by the system user, a finite element mesh is generated on the shape model by a finite element mesh producing unit. The line segment allocation directions of the recognition model are displayed in a recognition model producing unit, so that an allocation direction can be modified in a recognition model modifying unit by the system user in a interactive mode. The finite element model data produced from the optimized recognition model is registered into a database.

Method and apparatus for dividing shape expressed on three-dimensional

Disclosed is an air conditioner and, in particular, an air conditioner which is capable of blowing out warm air in heating mode. In the air conditioner of this invention, the condenser is thermally separated into an air-upstream-side and an air-downstream-side heat exchanger, and the heat exchange capacity of the air-downstream-side heat exchanger is adjusted, so that, under preset operating conditions, the entire refrigerant in the air-downstream-side heat exchanger can be kept in the superheated-gas phase, thus making it possible to blow out warm air having a temperature higher than the condensation temperature. Further, the refrigerant temperature at the outlet of the air-downstream-side heat exchanger is measured by a temperature sensor, and the revolving speed of the compressor, the revolving speed of the fan, etc., is so controlled that the temperature measured is kept at a level higher than the condensation temperature. Thus, under all operating conditions, the entire refrigerant in the air-downstream-side heat exchanger can be kept in the superheated gas phase, thereby making it possible to blow out warm air having a temperature higher than the condensation temperature.

Air conditioner and heat exchanger used therein

Growing community of inventors

Tokyo, Japan

Chie Kobayashi