Hitachi, Ltd.

Hironori Etou

Kensaku Oguni

Masakatsu Hayashi

Katsuaki Kikuchi

Hidekazu Nakamoto

Hiromu Yasuda

Masato Itagaki

Sigeaki Kuroda

Kyuhei Ishibane

Makoto Nagai

Takashi Sano

Masamichi Hanada

Shigeaki Kuroda

Yasuro Ohishi

Michiaki Matumoto

Eiji Maeda

Isamu Horiuchi

Yutaka Mori

Kimito Kasukabe

Yuji Tsujita

A refrigerant flow control system associated with a refrigerant circulating circuit having a compressor, a condenser, an expansion valve and an evaporator, includes a branch pipe extending from a discharge pipe of the compressor and having on sealed free end. A first temperature sensor is disposed on the branch pipe near the sealed free end for detecting a condensation temperature of a refrigerant which is condensed in the branch pipe. A second temperature sensor is disposed on the discharge pipe of the compressor for detecting a temperature of the gaseous refrigerant discharged from the compressor. The signals representative of the condensation temperature and the temperature of the discharge gaseous refrigerant are inputted to a control device. The control device calculates a difference between the two detected temperatures, and a degree of superheat of the discharged gaseous refrigerant and transfers to the expansion valve a command signal representative of the calculation results, thereby controlling an opening of the expansion valve.

Refrigerant flow control system for use with refrigerator

An impeller of a centrifugal blower includes a hub, a hub plate, a plurality of blades and a shroud. The hub plate has an outer diameter which is smaller than an inner diameter of the shroud and a portion of the blades existing in the difference between the diameters is provided with a parting plane of molds, whereby the impeller can be integrally molded by the injection molding.

Impeller of centrifugal blower

A fuel supply control system including a major area diaphragm and a minor area diaphragm defining therebetween a reference pressure chamber. A control pressure chamber is located adjacent the major area diaphragm on a side thereof opposite to the reference pressure chamber and a controlled pressure chamber is located adjacent the minor area diaphragm on a side thereof opposite to the reference pressure chamber. A valve is connected to the diaphragms for regulating the opening of an orifice of a fuel passage and the controlled pressure chamber serves as a chamber of the fuel passage. The control pressure chamber is connected to a combustion air supply passage system, and the reference pressure chamber is connected to a portion of an air supply and exhaust passage system, in which the pressure is lower than the pressure in the combustion air supply passage system.

Fuel supply control system

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