Yazaki Corporation

Hiromasa Takashima

Takayuki Suzuki

Norio Miura

Noboru Yamazoe

Hozumi Futata

Kazutoshi Angata

Hironori Hadano

Hiromi Sonoda

Takamitsu Ariyoshi

A gasoline detecting device is provided with a suction nozzle arranged adjacent to an element to be inspected, a sensor for detecting gasoline within the sucked air arranged adjacent to the suction nozzle, and a body arranged in relation spaced from the suction nozzle. The body has a sensor drive unit for driving the sensor and for displaying the detection and a suction unit communicating with the suction nozzle. The gasoline detecting device can detect gasoline leakage from the element to be inspected.

Gasoline detecting device

A gaseous carbon dioxide detection sensor comprising a detection electrode and a reference electrode opposed on both sides of an ionic conductor, wherein a mixture comprising one mol of an alkali metal carbonate more than one mol of an alkaline earth metal carbonate is used as the detection material for the detection electrode. The detection sensor has the electromotive force characteristic relative to the gaseous carbon dioxide less undergoing the effect of moisture in the gas to be measured and has a high sensitivity.

Gaseous carbon dioxide detection sensor

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Shizuoka, Japan

Hiromasa Takashima