Glory Ltd.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd.

Masato Takeuchi

Kenichi Arase

Kazuhiro Doi

Eigo Katou

Yasuhiro Matsumoto

Minoru Higashiyama

Eisei Nishida

Keiju Nakagawa

Shuji Onishi

Kazuma Sugahara

Yoshikazu Mitsusada

Masatsugu Yokotani

Yusuke Yoshida

Yuji Fujio

Yoshikatsu Oota

A money handling apparatus includes a banknote handling assembly, a coin handling assembly, and a first operation surface having a banknote inlet portion, a banknote outlet portion, a coin inlet portion, and a coin outlet portion and facing a front direction in a front-back direction of the money handling apparatus. The banknote inlet portion and the coin inlet portion are aligned and the banknote outlet portion and the coin outlet portion are aligned in a right-left direction of the money handling apparatus, which is perpendicular to the front-back direction. The banknote inlet portion and the banknote outlet portion overlap and the coin inlet portion and the coin outlet portion overlap in the up-down direction of the money handling apparatus, which is perpendicular to the right-left direction and perpendicular to the front-back direction.

Money handling apparatus

There is provided a coin diverter that allows increase in the number of coin diversion directions and reduction in the size of a coin handling apparatus. The coin diverter includes a diverter member that diverts a coin from a transport path and a driver that changes the state of the diverter member to any of a first state in which the diverter member leads the coin toward the downstream side of the transport path, a second state in which the diverter member leads the coin in a first direction in which the coin drops from the transport path, and a third state in which the diverter member leads the coin in a second direction different from the direction toward the downstream side of the transport path and the first direction.

Coin diverter

A coin handling apparatus comprises an inlet section that is provided on customer side of the coin handling apparatus and from which the coins are put in, a recognition unit that recognizes the coins put in from the inlet section, and a first ejection section that is provided on attendant side of the coin handling apparatus and to which the coins recognized as rejected coins by the recognition unit are ejected.

Coin handling apparatus and coin handling method

Coin diverter and coin handling apparatus

A coin handling apparatus capable of appropriately feeding coins is provided. A coin handling apparatus includes a plurality of storing units each including an inclining disk rotated in an inclining attitude in which the inclining disk inclines by a predetermined angle with respect to a vertical direction and a transport unit that transports coins. The storing units form a plurality of rows along the transport unit, and the rows each include a plurality of the storing units and are each disposed so that surfaces of adjacent inclining disks in the row face each other.

Coin handling apparatus

There is provided a coin handling apparatus capable of reducing the occurrence of failure caused by a foreign material. A coin handling apparatus includes a coin inlet unit into which coins are put, a coin receiving unit that receives the coins put into the coin inlet unit, a coin discharge unit to which the coins are discharged, and a foreign material discharge chute which is connected to the coin inlet unit and the coin discharge unit and along which a foreign material put into the coin inlet unit is discharged to the coin discharge unit.

In a coin depositing and dispensing machine, a plurality of storing and feeding apparatusesdisposed below a deposited-coin transport unitare arranged vertically on plural levels. A transport direction in which a coin is transported by the deposited-coin transport unit and a feeding direction in which a coin is fed out from each storing and feeding unit are substantially perpendicular to each other.

Coin depositing and dispensing machine

A gas turbine includes a combustor chamber that houses a combustor unit configured to include a combustor that burns fuel to generate combustion gas for rotating a rotor, a turbine unit chamber that houses a turbine-unit rotor blade and a disk that rotate upon reception of the combustion gas, a combustor casing that forms the combustor chamber, and a casing that is configured to include the combustor casing in which a divided portion on a surface orthogonal to a rotation axis of the rotor is not formed in the combustor casing, but is formed in a portion on a downstream side of flow of the combustion gas lower than the combustor casing.

Gas turbine and method of opening chamber of gas turbine

A gas turbine includes a rotor rotated by combustion gas produced by a combustor that burns fuel, and a casing that is formed by connecting a plurality of casing members divided in plurality, the casing storing the rotor in an inside thereof, and including a second upper-side second vertical inner flange and a third upper-side first vertical inner flange for connecting a second upper casing member with a third upper casing member different from the second upper casing member among the casing members at the inside.

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Hyogo, Japan

Masato Takeuchi