Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Machinery Systems, Ltd.

Koshi Tanimoto

Kouji Esaki

Hiroyuki Kanazawa

Ryoji Okabe

Takashi Nitta

Hideaki Nagai

Koki Tateishi

Yoshitomo Noda

Hiroshi Ishibuchi

Kenta Nakao

Makoto Shimohatsubo

Toshifumi Kanno

Takumi Fujita

Hideki Mizutani

Akira Ogino

Kazuya Akita

Tomohiro Akaki

The present invention provides a sheet stacking device, a counter-ejector, and a carton former and is provided with: a hopper unit that stacks cardboard boxes; feed rollers that feed a cardboard box to the hopper unit; a first blower device that blows air from above the hopper unit toward the cardboard box fed by the feed rollers; and a second blower device that blows air between the cardboard box stacked in the hopper unit and the cardboard box fed by the feed roller.

Sheet stacking device, counter-ejector, and carton former

A cardboard sheet manufacturing system includes an information editing unit storing production state information, operation state information, and warping state information as acquisition information in a storage unit, the information editing unit deleting, in a case where the stored acquisition information includes prescribed information to be deleted, the information to be deleted from the storage unit and outputting the acquisition information stored in the storage unit as editing information. The system also includes an editing information storage unit storing the editing information output from the information editing unit, a prediction model calculation unit calculating a prediction model of the warping state based on the editing information stored in the editing information storage unit; and a control table update unit updating a target value of a control value of a control element in the cardboard sheet manufacturing apparatus, based on the prediction model.

Method for manufacturing cardboard sheet using prediction model of sheet warpage with deletion of prescribed information

A sheet stacking device is provided with a hopper unit configured to stack a sheet, a feeding unit configured to feed out the sheet to the hopper unit, a distance detection unit configured to detect an inter-sheet distance, in the vertical direction, between a rear end portion of the sheet that is preceding and a tip end portion of the sheet that is subsequent, and an output unit configured to output a behavior stabilization command for the sheet based on the inter-sheet distance.

Sheet stacking device, sheet stacking method, sheet stacking program, counter ejector, and box making machine

A front end body structure () has a front wall portion () which forms a front surface () in a front-rear direction (Da) and has edge portions which form an opening portion () opened; and a ceiling wall portion () which is continuous with the front wall portion () and forms a ceiling surface () facing an upper side. In t front wall portion (), side edge portions () on both sides in the width direction (Dw) and an upper edge portion () on the upper side among edge portions surrounding the opening portion () have a multi-axial fiber-reinforced plastic material in which at least two directions along the outer surface are set as a fiber direction. At least a partial region of the ceiling wall part () including a central portion in the width direction (Dw) has a core material sandwiched between the multi-axial fiber-reinforced plastic materials.

Front end body structure and vehicle

The rail vehicle has a guide device configured to guide traveling of a bogie on a traveling track by rolling guide wheels in a state of bringing the guide wheels into contact with guide rails installed on both sides of the traveling track in a vehicle width direction perpendicular to a traveling direction, wherein: the guide device has an arm and the guide wheels, the arm having a central portion fixed to a stationary member, extending to both sides in the vehicle width direction, and having both end portions elastically deformable in a direction in which the guide rails extend, the guide wheels being mounted on the arm at the both end portions of the arm in the vehicle width direction; and a center of each of the guide wheels is displaced from a center line of the arm, the center line extending in the vehicle width direction.

Rail vehicle having guide device

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Tokyo, Japan

Koshi Tanimoto