Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Paper Mills Limited

Sekisui Kagaku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Sekisui Kaseihin Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Masaru Takada

Yasuhiro Yoshida

Michio Murai

Hidemoto Arai

Takanori Imai

Hajime Sotokawa

Yuichi Ishimaru

Koji Kise

Akira Morikawa

Shinya Tokizaki

Yasutaka Inanaga

Takahiro Sakai

Fumiaki Baba

Yoichi Sugiyama

Youichi Sugiyama

Yuichi Matsuo

Mitsuhiko Ohira

Hiroshi Tsutsumi

Kazuya Michikami

Masaru Shinozaki

Hisao Yokoya

Makoto Fukaya

Ippei Momose

Tadashi Saito

Yoshinori Yamamoto

Kunihiko Kaga

Keishi Tsuda

Junji Harada

Osamu Hiroi

Masataka Yoshino

Seiji Noda

Mamoru Terai

Tetsuo Mitani

Yoshihiro Nakayama

Masayuki Tsubaki

Kenzo Takahashi

Akira Hayashi

Akira Doi

Kota Kurihara

Noriaki Katsumata

Tasuku Izutani

Noboru Iida

Takafumi Nakai

Kenzou Takahashi

Hideo Shibata

Tokitaro Suzuki

Ryuki Yoshida

Hidekazu Hirai

Kazuhiro Shiraishi

Katsutoshi Ochi

Hisao Ogawa

Yoshihiro Fujioka

An ion removal apparatus according to this disclosure performs a desalination treatment on a liquid and includes: a first electrode guide having an inlet allowing the liquid to flow in, a first electrode holder holding a first electrode that adsorbs an ion in the liquid, and an inflow passage serving as a flow passage connecting the inlet and the first electrode holder to one another; and a second electrode guide having an outlet allowing the liquid to flow out, a second electrode holder allowing the liquid passing through the first electrode holder to flow in and holding a second electrode that adsorbs the ion in the liquid, and an outflow passage serving as a flow passage connecting the outlet and the second electrode holder to one another.

Ion removal apparatus

A contaminant detector includes a detection object that is inclined relative to a horizontal direction in a drainage unit for accumulation of discharged water and on which a contaminant is to be deposited and a detection unit configured to emit energy toward the detection object to detect a contamination state of the detection object. The detection unit includes a transmission and reception module configured to emit and receive energy, a calculation module configured to calculate an amount of energy received from the detection object by the transmission and reception module, and a determination module configured to determine, based on the amount of energy calculated by the calculation module, the contamination state of the detection object.

Contaminant detector and refrigeration cycle apparatus

A heat-exchanging ventilation device performs ventilation while exchanging heat between a supply airflow and a discharge airflow. The heat-exchanging ventilation device includes: a casing; a heat exchanger having a prism shape and accommodated in the casing to be insertable into and removable from the casing; a plurality of support members to support the heat exchanger in the casing; and a rotational force applying unit to apply a rotational force to the heat exchanger and rotate the heat exchanger. When a rotational force is applied to the heat exchanger in one direction by the rotational force applying unit, the heat exchanger is pressed against the support members, and when application of a rotational force in the one direction by the rotational force applying unit is stopped, the heat exchanger becomes rotatable in another direction.

Heat-exchanging ventilation device, method for attaching heat exchanger, and method for detaching heat exchanger

A heat exchanger includes a prism-shaped heat exchange element, a plurality of frame members mounted to sides of the element in a one-to-one relationship, the sides extending along an axial direction of the heat exchange element, and cover members each covering an end face of the element, the end face being perpendicular to the axial direction of the heat exchange element. The frame members are connected to each of the cover members. Gaps for allowing movement of each of the frame members along a direction perpendicular to the axial direction of the heat exchange element are provided at each connecting portion at which the frame members are connected to the cover member. Thus, it is possible to move the frame members along with deformation of the heat exchange element.

Heat exchanger and heat exchange ventilator

A humidifier includes: a water supply portion (supply pipe, supply part, and nozzle) to supply water; a flat-shaped diffusing member that is provided below the water supply portion, and diffuses the water supplied from the water supply portion in a plane direction and in a thickness direction; a humidifying member that is fixed and has a top surface in contact with and the diffusing member, and evaporates the water supplied from the diffusing member via the top surface; and fixing parts that apply pressure to at least a part of a portion of contact between the diffusing member and the humidifying member.

Humidifier and air-conditioning apparatus including humidifier

The present invention relates to a heat exchange element in which unit constituent members, each of which includes a partition member that has a heat-transfer property and a moisture permeability and a spacing member that holds the partition member with a predetermined spacing, are stacked and in which a primary air flow that passes along an upper surface side of the partition member and a secondary air flow that passes along an undersurface side of the partition member and crosses the primary air flow exchange heat and moisture through the partition member, wherein a detachment suppressing rib is provided on the opposite side of the spacing member when viewed from the partition member at a bonded portion between the partition member and the spacing member, and the partition member is sandwiched by the spacing member and the detachment suppressing rib.

Heat exchange element

To provide a hydrophilic coating film that excels not only in initial humidification performance, but also in long-term humidification performance as well as to provide a production method for the hydrophilic coating film, and a humidification element. A hydrophilic coating film () contains porous silica gel particles (), fine inorganic particles () having an average particle diameter smaller than an average pore diameter of the silica gel particles (), and a thickener (). A production method for the hydrophilic coating film () coats a base material () with a coating composition and dries the coated base material (), the coating composition containing water (), a thickener (), porous silica gel particles (), and fine inorganic particles () having an average particle diameter smaller than an average pore diameter of the silica gel particles ().

Hydrophilic coating film, method for producing same, humidification element, and humidification device

Provided is a heat exchange element that suppresses an increase in air-flow resistance by suppressing deflection of a partition member caused by a change in temperature and humidity. The unit constituent members are stacked, each of which is formed of partition members that have heat-transfer properties and moisture permeability, and spacing members that hold the partition members. A primary air flow that passes along an upper-surface side of the partition member and a secondary air flow that passes along an undersurface side of the partition member cross each other so as to exchange heat and moisture via the partition member. The spacing member includes: spacing ribs that maintain the spacing between the partition members; and deflection suppressing ribs that have a height smaller than the spacing ribs so as to suppress deflection of the partition members.

Heat exchange element and air conditioner

A laminated total heat exchange element that includes a plurality of laminated plates, a first spacing member forming a first flow path between the laminated plates, and a second spacing member forming a second flow path between the laminated plates, wherein the first flow path is formed to allow fluid to pass from one side to another side of the laminated total heat exchange element, the second flow path is formed to allow fluid to pass from the another side to the one side of the laminated total heat exchange element, a third flow path, which communicates with the first flow path on the one side and extends substantially parallel to a lamination direction of the laminated plates, is formed, and a fourth flow path, which communicates with the second flow path on the another side and extends substantially parallel to the lamination direction of the laminated plate, is formed.

Laminated total heat exchange element

A humidifier that suppresses formation of a slime, a scale, and a dew bridge in a lower portion of a humidifying member thereby preventing degradation in humidifying performance. The humidifier includes one or more porous metal bodies serving as the humidifying member and including therein a plurality of voids, a fan that blows air to the porous metal body, a water-supplying device (a supply pipe, a reservoir, and a nozzle) that supplies water to the porous metal body, and the porous metal body includes a tip portion formed in a lower end portion, in a protruding shape or a pointed shape.

Humidifier and air-conditioning apparatus with humidifier

A humidifier, including: a flat humidification member formed of a water absorbing member and arranged in an upright posture; a nozzle serving as a water supply unit configured to supply water to the humidification member; and an airflow direction changing plate arranged with a clearance secured between the airflow direction changing plate and the humidification member. On a flat surface of the airflow direction changing plate opposed to the flat humidification member, an airflow direction changing portion is arranged to project toward the flat humidification member, the airflow direction changing portion being configured to change a direction of an air current flowing between the flat humidification member and the airflow direction changing plate.

Humidifier and air-conditioning apparatus including the same

The present invention is a total heat exchange element in which a spacing member is provided on both sides of a sheet-like partition member to form a flow path and which performs heat exchange between an airflow that flows in a flow path formed on one side of the partition member and an airflow that flows in a flow path formed on another side of the partition member via the partition member, wherein the spacing member is molded integrally with the partition member by using a resin, and the partition member is configured to include a functional layer that has heat conductivity, moisture permeability, and gas shielding property and a heat shrink layer that shrinks at a predetermined temperature or higher.

Total heat exchange element and manufacturing method thereof

A heat exchanger element includes partition members that include first gas passages that are passages for first gas and second gas passages that are passages for second gas and that are provided above the first gas passages, the partition members operative to partition the first gas passages and the second gas passages; spacing members that form the first gas passages and the second gas passages and that maintain a gap between the partition members; and an adhesive that adheres the partition member and the spacing member with each other. At least one of the partition member and the spacing member is made of a liquid absorbing material, and the adhesive is a water solvent adhesive in which water-soluble flame retardant is impregnated.

Heat exchanger element and heat exchanger

A total heat exchanging element includes a partitioning component to which a water-soluble moisture-absorbing agent has been added that is a component partitioning between a first laminar air-flow path and a second laminar air-flow path that are layered; a spacing component that forms the first laminar air-flow path and the second laminar air-flow path and maintains a space between adjacent partitioning components; and an adhesive agent that adheres the partitioning component and the spacing component. The adhesive agent is a water-solvent-type adhesive agent impregnated with a water-soluble moisture-absorbing agent. The partitioning component and the spacing component are made from a liquid-absorbing material that absorbs water and substances dissolved in the water.

Total heat exchanging element and total heat exchanger

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Masaru Takada