Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Corporation

Sekisui House, Ltd.

Hideki Watanabe

Hideki Iwaki

Kazuhisa Kinoshita

Masahiro Ito

Akihide Sugawa

Shinya Kimoto

Tomonori Tanaka

Takeshi Yano

Kazuhiro Kodama

Ryosuke Ozaki

Yasushi Arikawa

Yasutaka Hieda

Kouichi Hirai

Yoshiyuki Matsubara

Seiya Sakaguchi

Tetsufumi Tsutsumi

Hisahito Ono

An anchor support member supports an anchor bolt provided to the foundation of a building, and comprises: an attaching part that is attached to a formwork of the foundation; a retaining part that is connected to the attaching part and retains the anchor bolt; and a securing part that secures the attaching part to the formwork. The securing part secures the attaching part to the formwork such that the position of the anchor support member can be adjusted in a prescribed direction.

Anchor support member

A protection system includes: a first positive terminal; a second positive terminal; a first relay configured to be opened and closed by contact and separation of a first contact portion and a second contact portion; and a fuse. The first relay and the fuse are connected in series between the first positive terminal and the second positive terminal, and when an electric current exceeding a threshold current flows to the first relay, the first contact portion and the second contact portion are separated in the first relay at a first time, and when the first contact portion and the second contact portion are separated, an arc discharge occurs between the first contact portion and the second contact portion, an arc discharge occurs between the first electrode and the second electrode of the fuse at a second time, the arc discharge occurs at both of the first relay and the fuse and a difference in potential between the first electrode and the second electrode of the fuse increases during a period between the second time and a third time, and the first positive terminal and the second positive terminal are disconnected at a fourth time.

Protection system

A first conductive member is fixed to a first fixed terminal having a longitudinal direction, and a second conductive member is fixed to a second fixed terminal having a longitudinal direction. The first fixed terminal and the second fixed terminal are fixed to a partition member. A first extension portion of the first conductive member includes a first opposed portion opposed to at least one of the first fixed terminal at a first fixed contact side of the partition member. The first opposed portion extends in the longitudinal direction of the first fixed terminal.

Contact device, electromagnetic relay and electrical device

The fixed contact member includes a fixed contact. The movable contact member includes a movable contact and is movable between a position where the movable contact is in contact with the fixed contact and a position where the movable contact is away from the fixed contact. The permanent magnet forms a magnetic field around the fixed contact. The case is for accommodating at least the fixed contact member and the movable contact member. Further, the case includes an accommodation part which is partitioned from an internal space of the case and is for accommodating the permanent magnet through an opening thereof directed to an outside of the case.

Contact device

The contact device includes an armature, a driver, a fixed contact, a movable contact, a contact spring, a card, a case, and a positioning member. The driver is for driving the armature. The movable contact is to be in contact with and separate from the fixed contact. The contact spring is for holding the movable contact so as to allow movement of the movable contact. The card interconnects the armature and the contact spring. The case is a synthetic resin molded product. The positioning member is provided as a separate part from the case. The positioning member is for determining a positional relationship between the armature, the driver, the fixed contact, the movable contact, the contact spring, and the card, and is accommodated in the case.

A high voltage is applied between an emitter electrode in an atomizing barrel and an opposed electrode supported to the atomizing barrel to electrostatically atomize a liquid supplied to the emitter electrode into a mist of charged minute particles. A silencer duct is attached to the front end of the atomizing barrel for reducing noises developed when generating the mist of the charged minute particles. Accordingly, the silencer duct can absorb the noises developed around the emitter electrode and the opposed electrode at immediately downstream thereof for effectively reducing the noises.

Electrostatically atomizing device and electrostatically atomizing system

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Osaka, Japan

Hideki Watanabe