Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Hideaki Nagatomo

Seiji Kubo

Toshihiro Tanaka

Hidenori Ishioka

Katsuyuki Aoki

Kazuaki Isono

Mitsuo Yasuda

Yasuo Imaki

Kazuhiro Ishida

Yoshihiro Tanabe

Hiroto Kawahira

Tomofumi Tezuka

Toshizo Nishizawa

Kouichi Nakagawa

Tsukasa Takagi

Isao Funayama

Hiroyuki Umemura

Yoshiaki Tanimura

Kazuhide Yuchi

A mark is displayed to a manually scrapped component capable of being disassembled manually without disassembling or crushing by machine at the time of discard or recovery of an electric appliance after use, and the manually scrapped component is manually scrapped from a product, and in the case of crushing by machine thereafter, the mark display is a mark capable of separation into plural kinds of substance on which a cost burden is imposed and valuable substance after recovery, and scrapping can be performed easily at low cost.

Recovery method of electric appliance

Recovery method for an electric appliance

An operation controller for an air conditioner designed to decrease a difference between an ambient temperature and a set temperature by varying the number of revolutions of a compressor, includes: a means for calculating an operation ratio of the compressor; and a means for determining the range of varying an operation frequency of the compressor in accordance with the operation ratio.

Operation controller for air conditioner

An air conditioning system comprising: a refrigeration cycle including a compressor, a reversing valve, a condenser, a pressure reducing device and an evaporator; a thermal storage heat exchanger which is arranged at a lower portion in a thermal storage tank with a thermal storage material filled therein, and whose refrigerant inlet side is smaller than its refrigerant outlet side in terms of heat exchange capability; and a thermal absorption heat exchanger which is arranged at an upper portion in the thermal storage tank in a way to be reverse to the flow direction of a refrigerant in the thermal storage heat exchanger.

Air conditioning system

There are provided a plurality of groups 14 and 34 which are arranged in an outlet of a main body, and which comprise blowing direction deflecting plates 1, 2 and 3, and 21, 22 and 23; rotational angle setting means 41a and 41b which are provided for the respective groups 14 and 34, and which set rotation angles of the groups 14 and 34; rotational angle limit detection means 42a and 42b for comparing preset limiting rotation angles of the groups 14 and 34 to the set rotation angles; and rotational direction reversing means 43 for reversing the rotational directions of the groups 14 and 34 when at least one of the groups 14 and 34 has reached the limiting rotation angle. Blowing direction of conditioned air can be adjusted while constantly keeping an arbitrary phase difference in blowing direction between the groups.

Blowing direction control device for an air conditioner

An air conditioning system comprising a refrigerant circuit. A thermal storage device is arranged in the refrigerant circuit and can store heat and utilize the stored heat to increase heating capacity at the time of kickoff of heating. A temperature detector detects a temperature at a thermal storage portion of a thermal storage and radiating heat exchanger which is housed in the thermal storage device. A counter counts a thermal storage operation period required for the temperature detected at the thermal storage portion to achieve a predetermined value, outputs a signal indicative of stopping a thermal storage operation when the detected temperature has achieved the predetermined value, counts the lapse of a predetermined thermal storage operation stoppage period after stop of the thermal storage operation, and outputs a signal indicative of starting the thermal storage operation when a predetermined thermal storage operation stoppage time has passed. A controller controls comparing the counted thermal storage operation period with a present value, and determines the next thermal storage operation stoppage period, depending on the length of the counted thermal storage operation period.

Air conditioning system with thermal storage cycle control

An air conditioning apparatus comprises a plurality of outlet ports, a blowing fan for blowing off an conditioned air from the outlet ports to the outside of the main body of the apparatus, an air directing plate arranged in at least one of the outlet ports to enable the direction of the conditioned air to change, an operation state detecting device for detecting the operation state of the main body, and a driving device for adjusting the position of the air directing plate, depending on signals from the operation state detecting device.

Air conditioning apparatus

An automobile ventilator which is a conventional ventilating device and a conventional air cleaning device combined into one. The ventilator structure has an air blowing passage opening into a passenger room of the vehicle. Through the air blowing passage comes out air blown by an impeller provided at the passage. There are further two passages to guide air to the impeller; one is a ventilation passage communicating outside the vehicle body while the other is a circulation passage opening into the passenger room. A damper is provided between the two passages in hinge fashion to selectively close either one of the two passages. This damper is controlled by manipulating the ignition switch such that the ventilation passage is closed on engine start whereas the circulation passage is closed when the engine is stopped. The impeller is driven alternately by first and second drive circuits. The first drive circuit is placed in an operative condition when the ignition switch is thrown to ON position whereas the second drive circuit is placed in an operative condition when the ignition switch is thrown to OFF position.

Automobile ventilator

A temperature control device for a vehicle cabin comprises a duct which communicatively connects, at least, inside the vehicle cabin and the external atmosphere; a damper provided within the duct and for shutting off flow of air inside and outside the vehicle cabin; drive means for driving the damper to open and close; a fan to produce the air flow within the duct; a fan motor to actuate and drive the fan; detecting means to detect temperature changes within the vehicle cabin; and a power source separately provided from an ordinary power source and for supplying power to the fan motor. A temperature increase within the vehicle cabin above a predetermined temperature is detected by the detecting means, then electric power is supplied to the fan motor from the separately provided power source, and the temperature within the vehicle cabin is controlled in utilization of the duct, in which the damper is in an open state.

Temperature control device for a vehicle cabin

An air-conditioner for an automobile is disclosed which is provided with a compressor adapted to be directly connected to the engine, the compressor being provided with two coaxial compressing cylinders each having a different displacement, whereby the cylinder having the smaller displacement is adapted to be always operated to carry out the dehumidification, while the cylinder having the larger displacement is adapted to be operated only when it is desired to air-condition the compartment by a change in its operation rate through the actuation of such as a slide valve.

Air-conditioner for an automobile

The disclosure describes a control device for the air-conditioning device for automobile in which a rolling piston type capacity changeable compressor which can be operated with a single piston cylinder by closure of one of two coaxial cylinders in the compressor by means of an opening and closing valve is used and selection is made as to whether single cylinder or double cylinders should be employed for operation of the compressor depending on a cooling load to be imposed on it.

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Shizuoka, Japan

Hideaki Nagatomo