Fujikoki Corporation

Fujitsu Corporation

Fujikoki Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Kikuchi Seisakusho Co., Ltd.

Masayuki Imai

Yoshiyuki Kume

Tatsushi Ninomiya

Takashi Endo

Toshiki Okii

Kazuto Kitano

Makoto Kurihara

Mitsushige Nakao

Takehiro Imahayashi

Yukio Kazahaya

Takeshi Kashiwada

Takashi Endoh

Shuetsu Oikawa

Kenichi Nashirozawa

Satoru Ochiai

Hitoshi Kibune

Naomi Hori

Kazuya Ikoma

Katsumasa Saito

Michiyasu Ozaki

Akira Kato

Tadashi Kabayama

Drain pump

The sensitivity of a pressure-sensitive element in a pressure-sensitive part of a control valve for variable-capacity compressor is made adjustable by means of an adjusting screw provided so as to permit an adjustment of forward and backward movement with respect to a frame supporting the pressure-sensitive part. The adjusting screw is rotated by engaging an engagement part, which is annexed to a coil assembly constituting a solenoid excitation part, against the adjusting screw thereby to operate the coil assembly.

Control valve for variable-capacity compressor

A valve element disposed in the valve chamber of a control valve body of a control valve for variable capacity compressors performs opening and closing operations by a plunger. The upper end of the valve element of this control valve body is inserted in the pressure chamber, while the lower end of the valve element is inserted in the plunger chamber of the solenoid excitation part. And the plunger chamber and the pressure chamber communicate with each other through a cancel hole formed in this valve element.

Control valve for variable capacity compressors

A control valve for a variable capacity compressor, which comprises a solenoid magnetization portion disposed at a central portion, a main body disposed on one side of the solenoid magnetization portion, and a pressure sensitive portion disposed on the other side of the solenoid magnetization portion. The main body comprises a discharge coolant port communicating with a discharge pressure region of the variable capacity compressor, a first intermediate coolant port communicating with a first intermediate pressure region, a suction coolant port communicating with a suction pressure region, and a second intermediate coolant port communicating with a second intermediate pressure region of the variable capacity compressor.

A control valve for a variable capacity compressor, which comprises a valve housing having a valve port formed between an inlet port and an outlet port, a valve disposed inside the valve housing for controlling the flow rate through the adjustment of opening degree of the valve port, a pressure sensitive bellows for actuating the opening or closing of the valve, and a solenoid magnetization means, wherein the pressure sensitive bellows is incorporated into the plunger of the solenoid magnetization means.

A medium issuing apparatus using at least a paper roll medium and an automatic teller machine including the apparatus are disclosed, in which the operation of changing the width of the paper rolls for issuing a medium, the maximum diameter of the paper rolls, the printing surface and the tandem arrangement or juxtaposition of the paper rolls is performed with a single apparatus. The medium issuing apparatus is so configured that the paper rolls are held on a replaceable holding frame, the roll paper from the desired paper roll is transported and printed in a common printing mechanism. The printed roll paper is cut off and a predetermined number of cut pieces are stored and bundled in a temporary storage section. The roll paper cut off and bundled are transported to a common ejection opening by a transport mechanism, and ejected from the same common ejection opening by another transport mechanism. The outer diameter, width and winding direction of the paper rolls can be changed by the holding frame.

Medium issuing apparatus using paper roll medium and automatic teller machine using the apparatus

A solenoid operated valve &prime; comprises a coil a suction element a plunger a spring a valve member a bobbin a housing and a cap wherein the plunger is moved toward the suction element when electricity is supplied to the coil A pipe sleeve is formed as a deep-drawn integrated pipe with a bottom, which is inserted to the inner side of the bobbin and to which the suction element is inserted and fixed. The plunger is slidably inserted to the pipe sleeve The valve member fixed to the end of plunger opens or closes a valve opening A cylindrical filter is fit to the outer peripheral of a flow-in opening and assembled to a corresponding member.

Solenoid operated valve

A control valve for a variable capacity compressor; wherein an opening degree of a valve member disposed in a coolant gas passage for communicating a discharge pressure region of the variable capacity compressor with a crankcase thereof is made adjustable by a magnetization action of a solenoid, thereby causing an inclination angle of a wobble plate to change and also causing a discharging capacity of the compressor to change; and which is characterized in that the main valve body comprises a solenoid, a pressure sensitive chamber provided with bellows and a valve chamber provided with the valve member, and that the solenoid is provided with a plunger connected with one end of a stem, whose other end of the stem being detachably contacted with a stopper of the bellows, and the other end of the plunger being linked to a rod to be contacted with the valve member.

A check is fed to a storage mechanism through a check carrier path. The storage mechanism carries the check to a check carrier unit by an operation of a gate mechanism. The check carrier unit carries the check as far as a storage box with carrier rollers. The check is discharged from the check carrier unit and stored in the storage box. The storage box is provided outside a safe. The storage box is detachably provided and has a cylinder lock provided on the door thereof.

Automatic teller apparatus

An automatic transaction apparatus for allowing users to deposit money in the form of financial documents such as checks has a depository inlet, a document feed mechanism, a reading mechanism, a printing mechanism, and a storage mechanism, all for automatically settling financial documents deposited by users. The depository inlet has a guidance mechanism for indicating a pattern in which to insert the financial document into the depository inlet. According to the pattern indicated by the guidance mechanism, the user can insert the financial document with face and back sides properly directed and in a proper orientation into the depository inlet. Since the financial document is properly inserted into the depository inlet, the automatic transaction apparatus may have a relative simple document deposition mechanism for processing the inserted financial document as the document deposition mechanism does not need to handle financial documents inserted in different patterns.

Automatic transaction apparatus

A drainage pump has a pump body, a vane, a ring, and a circumferential wall. The pump has a cylindrical small vane pump chamber and a large vane pump chamber extending from and communicating with the small vane pump chamber. A suction inlet communicates with the small vane pump chamber and a discharge outlet communicates with the large vane pump chamber. A chamber slope portion is formed between the small vane pump chamber and the large vane pump chamber. The vane is adapted to be driven by a motor and is rotatably mounted to the pump body. The vane includes a large vane portion received in the large vane pump chamber and a small vane portion extending from the large vane and received in the small vane pump chamber. The small vane portion and the large vane portion rotate together when driven by the motor. A vane slope portion is formed between the large vane portion and the small vane portion. The ring has a central opening, positioned between the large vane portion and the small vane portion. The small vane portion extends through the central opening. The circumferential wall surrounds the periphery of the large vane portion and extends upwardly from the ring. The ring covers the lower end of the large vane portion. The circumferential wall collides against any drainage water returning from the discharge outlet into the pump body to absorb shock and prevent the drainage water from returning directly to the pump body from the discharge outlet.

Drainage pump with noise and vibration reducing features

An automated teller machine which issues media such as receipts is provided, this machine having as an object the provision of functions which satisfy a customer's desire for service, while saving space and improving installation efficiency. The automated teller machine has a holding section which holds each of a plurality of paper rolls, a plurality of paper roll drive motors which feed out and returns the paper from each of the paper rolls, a common printing unit which performs printing onto each of the paper fed out by the plurality of paper roll drive motors, a common cutter which cuts the paper from each of the paper rolls to a prescribed length, a common transport belt which transports cut pieces of paper, and a common ejection opening which ejects the thus transported cut pieces of paper.

Automated teller machine including medium issuing apparatus for issuing

A pump body 10 of a drainage pump 1A comprises a pump chamber 12, inlet 15, and outlet 17. A rotary vane 300 mounted in the pump body 10 is coupled to a motor mounted above the pump body 10, and comprises a shaft 310 and four large-radial blades 320. Formed below the large-radial blades 320 are small-radial blades 350 to make a liquid at the inlet rise. Lower edges of the large-radial blades 320 are connected together by a disk 350 having an opening at the center and interceptively dividing the surface of the liquid rising from the inlet. Thus the amount of the liquid in contact with the large-radial blades 320 above the disk 350 decreases, and the load to the rotary vane decreases. At the same time, bubbles, noise and vibrations caused by bubbles also decrease. By surrounding the outer circumference of the large-radial blades 320 with a ring member, return water W5 moving back from the outlet 17 when the pump stops is damped by the wall member 360 and returns smoothly to the inlet 15.

Drainage pump with interposed disk

Drainage pump with a wall member connecting the outer edges of the

An oxygen respirator with safety and simple handling, comprising a body, a small portable-type oxygen cylinder or oxygen generator mounted on the body, a mask, a first hose transferring oxygen from the body to the mask, a tank member mounted on the body for receiving exhalation, a second hose transferring exhalation from the mask to the body, and a carbon dioxide absorbing material charged in the body for removing carbon dioxide from exhalation sent back from the mask to the body. During emergency and evacuation for example in fire, thus, oxygen is transferred to the mask by removing a trigger or the like. The respirator also enables the reuse of exhalation for respiration. Despite of the small size, therefore, the respirator can protect a user from risks such as suffocation for a relatively long period of time.

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Tokyo, Japan

Masayuki Imai