Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.

Junichi Saito

Hiroyuki Kobayashi

Tsuyoshi Rakuma

Hiroyuki Kuriyama

Toru Arakawa

Takashi Sekine

Takuro Nishihara

Kazuo Nomura

Kazutoyo Kagami

Koji Nagae

Shigetaka Nishino

Ryuji Miya

An air filtering apparatus for filtering air includes a chamber having an air flow passage through which air flows, the chamber being connected through an air supply duct to a plurality of air blow-out ports opened to a large space, an air filtering portion that is disposed in the chamber and has a plurality of gas-liquid contact members for bringing air into contact with electrolytic water to filter the air, a water tank that is connected through a water feeding pump to a supply pipe for supplying the electrolytic water to each of the gas-liquid contact members of the air filtering portion, an electrolytic unit for generating the electrolytic water, and a mechanism for leading to the electrolytic unit a part of electrolytic water in the water tank which is sucked by the water feeding pump and supplied to the plurality of gas-liquid contact members through the supply pipe, electrolyzing the part of the electrolytic water in the electrolytic unit to further generate electrolytic water and returning the generated electrolytic water into the water tank.

Electrolytic water generating device, air filtering system, air conditioning and filtering apparatus, and air conditioning and filtering system

An electronic cooling apparatus has a cabinet which is open at the front and rear sides thereof and accommodates plural electronic devices each having a fan, and a rear door which is provided with an evaporator. Air blown by the fan is cooled by the evaporator and then returned to a room. An expansion valve and control. A drain pan with an extension portion having hole portions through which refrigerant pipes extend is provided. A drain hose discharges drain water from the drain pan. An exhaust heat temperature detecting unit and a control for controlling the refrigerant supply to the evaporator are provided. When the exhaust heat temperature is equal to or less than a set exhaust temperature, the controller stops the refrigerant supply to the evaporator. When the exhaust heat temperature exceeds the set temperature, the controller starts the refrigerant supply.

Electronic device cooling system and electronic device cooling apparatus

A heat exchange unit having a first heat exchanger 23 serving as an air heat source, a second heat exchanger 26 which is supplied with fluid such as hot water or the like to heat refrigerant, and a fluid amount adjusting mechanism 30,33 for adjusting the amount of the fluid to be supplied to the second heat exchanger, an air conditioner having the heat exchanger unit, and an air conditioning system having the air conditioner. The second heat exchanger 26 is disposed in a surplus space which is formed by the first heat exchanger 23 and an air blower 41 for promoting heat exchange between the air and the refrigerant flowing in the first heat exchanger 23. The upper portion of the case of the second heat exchanger 26 is provided with a fluid outlet port 100 and a refrigerant outlet port 101 while the lower portion of the case of the second heat exchanger 26 is provided with a fluid inlet port 103 and a refrigerant inlet port 104.

Refrigerant circuit with fluid heated refrigerant

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Ashikaga, Japan

Junichi Saito