Nichias Corporation

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Nippon Oil Company

Tokyo Electron Limited

Taisei Corporation

Nichias Co., Ltd.

Isao Terada

Masaji Kurosawa

Naoki Mori

Sadao Kobayashi

Yoshihide Wakayama

Shigeo Take

Junichi Tamura

Naohide Saito

Hiromu Itoh

Shinichiro Arai

Kazuo Saito

Yasuyuki Shirai

Koji Suzuki

Tadahiro Ohmi

Hitoshi Inaba

Osamu Suenaga

Hideo Hanaoka

Yuji Matumura

Takashi Taniguchi

Hiroshi Asaumi

Masazumi Akase

Nobuo Tomita

Hideto Nakada

Kikuji Kobayashi

Toshihisa Okabe

Minoru Tanaka

A method of cleaning air, including a humidifying operation for humidifying the air containing chemical contaminants by a humidifier and taking a part of the gaseous contaminants in the air into excessive moisture to remove the contaminants from the air, and a dehumidifying operation for dehumidifying the humidified air by a condenser and taking the gaseous chemical contaminants remaining, without being removed, in the humidifying operation into condensed water for removal. By using an oblique honeycomb having both front and rear faces and both upper and lower faces disposed in open state, air is led from the front opening part of the oblique honeycomb and water is fed from the upper opening part thereof to one or both of the humidifier and condenser.

Method and device for cleaning air

An air cooling device includes at least one cooling unit which includes an oblique honeycomb having front, rear, upper, and lower openings and disposed so that air to be cooled is introduced into the front opening and cooled air is discharged from the rear opening, a cooling water supply means which supplies cooling water to the upper opening of the oblique honeycomb, and a water receiving section which receives discharge water discharged from the lower opening of the oblique honeycomb, and a blower means which introduces air to be cooled into the front opening of the oblique honeycomb and allows cooled air to be discharged from the rear opening of the oblique honeycomb, wherein the height of one oblique honeycomb in the cooling unit is 200 to 800 mm. The air cooling device has high thermal efficiency, a small liquid-gas ratio, and a small pressure drop, and is capable of saving space and energy.

Air cooling device and air cooling method

An ozone filter comprising a paper carrier made of inorganic fiber and having a high porosity is disclosed. Supported by the carrier is a zeolite powder having an SiO.sub.2 /Al.sub.2 O.sub.3 molar ratio of not smaller than 15 and fine powder-like activated manganese dioxide having ozone decomposing capability. A process for producing the ozone filter is also disclosed. The ozone filter does not give off a foul smell even when used for a long period of time.

Ozone filter and process for producing the same

An ozone filter for decomposing ozone in the air is disclosed. The ozone filter is composed of a carrier formed by paper made of inorganic fibers having a porosity of 70 to 95%. The carrier is impregnated with a solution of fine powder-like activated manganese dioxide dispersed in water and having a particle size of 0.3 to 50 .mu.m and a specific surface area of not less than 100 m.sup.2 /g in an amount of not less than 40 g/m.sup.2, on a dry white base of activated manganese dioxide, which is allowed to adhere to the carrier, and is then dried. The ozone filter thus produced is more active and has a longer life with a reduced pressure loss than conventional ozone filters.

Ozone filter and method of production thereof

A process for fabricating an activated carbon supporting honeycomb structure is disclosed which comprises the following steps: dipping an inorganic fiber made paper in a suspension of fine particulate activated carbon and a binder or coating the suspension over the inorganic fiber made paper; drying the paper so that the activated carbon will fill the voids between the fibers in the paper; superposing sheets of the activated carbon filled paper alternately with corrugated sheets of the same paper; and bonding the individual sheets together with an adhesive to form a honeycomb structure.

Activated carbon supporting honeycomb structure and process for

Disclosed are a heat exchange element obtained by forming a sheet material or honeycomb structure having a shape required for a heat exchange element from an organic filler-filled sheet made from an acid-resistant glass fiber, dipping the formed sheet material or honeycomb structure in a suspension of an inorganic filler, at least a part of which is composed of scaly particles, and fixing the inorganic filler applied by the dipping treatment to the sheet material or honeycomb structure by a binder, and a process for the preparation of this heat exchange element and a heat exchange apparatus comprising this heat exchange element. A high acid resistance and a high gas-intercepting property can be maintained even by using a thin and light sheet material.

Heat exchange apparatus for effecting heat exchange in plurality of

A heat transfer element for cross flow heat exchanger consists of ceramic corrugated and planar plates. A plurality of the heat transfer elements are stacked up in such a manner that the direction of corrugation in adjacent elements intersects at right angles to form a heat transfer block for cross flow heat exchanger. Concave portions of corrugation, which confront soot-blowing flow for removing soot deposited onto the heat transfer surfaces of heat transfer block, are filled with ceramic solids. Also concave portions of corrugation corresponding to the corners, which abut the packings attached when the heat transfer block is installed on a casing, are filled with ceramic solids.

Heat transfer block for cross flow heat exchanger

Disclosed is a highly heat-resistant disc roll comprising laminated discs, each disc comprising 20 to 90% by weight, based on the total solids of mica particles, 1 to 35% by weight, based on the total solids, of a binder, 5 to 40% weight, based on the total solids, of an inorganic filler and 1 to 30% by weight, based on the total solids, of a reinforcing fiber.

Highly heat-resistant disc roll

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Kanagawa, Japan

Isao Terada