Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Kokusai Denshin Denwa Kabushiki Kaisha

Katsuyuki Yamamoto

Takuya Teramoto

Takahide Tadokoro

Seiji Nakashima

Takashi Ikeda

Takafumi Abe

Shingo Hamada

Yuki Ugajin

Hiroya Ito

Yusuke Adachi

Shu Yamamoto

Kazuchika Tsuchida

Takaya Yamamoto

Yohei Kato

Tetsuya Yamashita

Mizuo Sakai

Kazuki Okada

Atsushi Kono

Yasuaki Kato

Tsubasa Tanda

Kazuma Nomoto

Emi Tsukamoto

Kazunori Korenaga

Noka Sakabe

Yotaro Yatsuzuka

Masami Kurosaki

A propeller fan according to the present disclosure includes a rotation shaft and a blade rotating around the rotation shaft. At the same position in an axial direction of the rotation shaft, a first locus connecting a leading edge of the blade and an outer peripheral end of the blade is tilted with respect to a second locus connecting a center of the rotation shaft and the leading edge so that the outer peripheral end side is inclined toward a trailing side. Alternatively, a third locus connecting a root of the blade and the outer peripheral end of the blade is tilted with respect to a fourth locus connecting a center of the rotation shaft and the root so that the outer peripheral end side is inclined toward the trailing side.

Propeller fan, blower, and air conditioner

An axial flow fan includes a hub driven to rotate and configured to serve as a rotation axis of the axial flow fan and a blade connected to the hub. The blade has a leading edge and a trailing edge. The trailing edge has an indentation indenting toward the leading edge. The indentation narrows from the trailing edge to the leading edge, and has an apex being a point closest to the leading edge from among the points constituting the indentation. The blade has, at the indentation, a maximum thickness portion at which a thickness of the blade is maximum, and which is positioned radially inside of the apex.

Axial flow fan, air-sending device, and refrigeration cycle apparatus

An axial fan includes a hub having a rotation shaft and configured to be driven to rotate and blades provided to the hub. The blades each have a front edge portion and a rear edge portion. A first blade section is a section of a portion between the front edge portion and the rear edge portion of each of the blades along a direction in which the blades rotate, and the first blade section is an area of each of the blades that is further inward than an outer periphery edge portion that is a most radially outer periphery in each of the blades. In the first blade section, the blades each have a projection portion and a first recess portion. The projection portion projects from a portion of a pressure surface of each of the blades. The first recess portion recedes from a portion of the pressure surface that is between the projection portion and the rear edge portion. The projection portion has a projection top that is a top of the projection portion and is closer to the rear edge portion than is a center between the front edge portion and the rear edge portion in the first blade section.

Axial fan, air-sending device, and refrigeration cycle apparatus

An axial-flow fan includes a hub that is to be rotated and defines a rotation axis, and a vane provided on a circumference of the hub. The vane includes a leading edge, a trailing edge, an outer circumferential edge, and an inner circumferential edge. The vane is shaped such that a first line chart in a first diagram includes a downward convex portion that is convex further downward than a first virtual line chart, the first virtual line chart being a linear line connecting a point representing a size of an outlet angle formed at a point of the trailing edge that is at the inner circumferential edge and a point representing a size of the outlet angle formed at a point of the trailing edge that is at the outer circumferential edge.

Axial-flow fan, and outdoor unit for air-conditioning apparatus

A propeller fan includes a shaft portion disposed on a rotation axis, and a blade disposed on an outer peripheral side of the shaft portion and including a leading edge and a trailing edge. The blade includes a negative pressure surface in which a plurality of recesses are formed, and the plurality of recesses include a first recess and a second recess disposed on the trailing edge side than the first recess in a circumferential direction about the rotation axis as a center. The first recess has a depth larger than a depth of the second recess.

Propeller fan, air-sending device, and refrigeration cycle device

An air-sending device includes a fan and a grille provided downstream of the fan in a direction of airflow generated by the fan. The grille includes a first grille that includes a plurality of first bars spaced from each other, and a second grille that includes a plurality of second bars spaced from each other. The plurality of second bars are more densely arranged than the plurality of first bars. The second grille is provided upstream of the first grille in the direction of the airflow generated by the fan, and spaced from the first grille to face the first grille.

Air-sending device and air-conditioning apparatus

A propeller fan includes a rotary shaft portion that rotates around an axial center and a plurality of blades disposed around an outer circumferential portion of the rotary shaft portion. Each of the plurality of blades has at least one recessed portion that opens at a trailing edge of the blade. The at least one recessed portion has a first side that is close to an inner circumference of the blade. The first side stretches from the trailing edge toward a leading edge of the blade, and is bent toward an outer circumference of the blade.

Propeller fan and refrigeration cycle apparatus

A suction tool includes: a hollow cylindrical main pipe having: a rear end side connected to a vacuum cleaner main body; a front end portion in which a main suction port is formed; and a hollow cylindrical sub pipe having: a rear end side at which an inside of the hollow cylindrical sub pipe communicates with an inside of the main pipe; and a front end portion in which a sub suction port is formed. The sub pipe is movable between a retracted position in which the front end portion of the sub pipe is arranged so as to be retracted from the front end portion of the main pipe, and a use position in which the front end portion of the sub pipe is arranged so as to protrude from the front end portion of the main pipe along an axial direction of the main pipe.

Suction tool and electric vacuum cleaner

A propeller fan includes a cylindrical shaft portion provided on a rotation axis of the propeller fan; a plurality of blades provided on an outer peripheral side of the shaft portion; a connection portion provided adjacent to the shaft portion and connecting two of the plurality of blades that are adjacent to each other in a circumferential direction of the propeller fan; a first rib provided on at least one of a pressure surface of each of the plurality of blades and a surface of part of the connection portion that is located on a downstream side in the flow of air, and a second rib provided on at least one of a negative-pressure surface of each of the plurality of blades and a surface of part of the connection portion that is located on an upstream side in the flow of air.

Propeller fan, air-sending device, and refrigeration cycle apparatus

A propeller fan according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a shaft provided a rotation axis of the propeller fan, and a blade provided on an outer peripheral side of the shaft. The blade has a trailing edge on a rear side of the blade in a rotation direction of the propeller fan. The trailing edge includes a first trailing edge located on an innermost side of the trailing edge, and a second trailing edge adjacent to and outward of the first trailing edge. Where an innermost point of the first trailing edge is a first connection point, a connection point between the first trailing edge and the second trailing edge is a second connection point, and a straight line that extends through the rotation axis and the first connection point is a reference line, the second connection point is located forward of the reference line in the rotation direction, or located on the reference line, and the second trailing edge is located rearward of the second connection point in the rotation direction.

A propeller fan includes a shaft part and a blade. The blade includes a basal part connected to the shaft part, a first part positioned either at the basal part or closer to an outer circumference of the propeller fan than is the basal part and away from the rotation axis by a distance r1, a second part positioned away from the rotation axis by a distance r2 that is longer than r1, a third part positioned away from the rotation axis by a distance r3 that is longer than or equal to r2, and a tip part positioned at an outer circumferential end of the blade and away from the rotation axis by a distance rt that is longer than r3. A relationship expressed as (&#x3b8;2&#x2212;&#x3b8;1)/(r2&#x2212;r1)&#x3e;(&#x3b8;t&#x2212;&#x3b8;3)/(rt&#x2212;r3)&#x2265;0 is satisfied.

Propeller fan and outdoor unit for air-conditioning apparatus

A propeller fan includes a boss on a rotation axis, and a blade at an outer circumferential portion of the boss. The blade includes a leading edge and a trailing edge. The blade includes a first area, a first sub-area located inward of the first area, and a second sub-area located outward of the first area. The first area includes a notch formed in the trailing edge. Each of the first sub-area and the second sub-area include plural notches formed in the trailing edge. The notch in the first area is larger than each of the plural notches in each of the first sub-area and the second sub-area.

Propeller fan, air-conditioning apparatus and ventilator

A communication device includes: a reception antenna having element reception antennas, an element reception signal processor for processing element reception signals and outputting signals received from two directions changeable electronically and independently, a transmission antenna having element transmission antennas, an element transmission signal generator for generating element transmission signals capable of transmitting radio waves in two directions changeable electronically and independently, two modems for modulation and demodulation of transmission and reception signals using two communication lines, and a controller. The communication device operates by switching between a search mode to communicate by tracking a primary satellite and searching a direction at which beacon signals transmitted by satellites are receivable in a search range, and a two-line mode to communicate by tracking the primary satellite and the secondary satellite found in the search mode.

Communication device and communication method

A heat exchanger, an axial-flow fan, a bell mouth, a fan motor, and a baffle plate are disposed in a casing of an outdoor unit. The casing includes a front panel provided with an air outlet, and a rear panel provided with an air inlet. The bell mouth and the baffle plate are disposed on an inner surface of the front panel. The bell mouth has a first opening opened toward the heat exchanger, and a second opening opened toward the air outlet. The baffle plate is disposed to incline from a predetermined position on the inner surface of the front panel toward where the bell mouth is disposed.

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Tokyo, Japan

Katsuyuki Yamamoto