Yokogawa Electric Corporation

Other

Nobuhiro Tomosada

Tetsuo Yano

Makoto Kawano

Souichirou Torai

Tomomi Akutsu

Daisuke Yamazaki

Atsufumi Kimura

Takeo Tanaami

Shinya Otsuki

Kazuma Takenaka

Sho Fujita

Shinya Kato

Yasuhito Kosugi

Taro Kemmotsu

Hideomi Negishi

Shinichirou Kawamura

Kenneth Bell

Jafer Shelbee

Shinya Ootsuki

A facility diagnosis device includes: a process data acquirer that acquires process data indicating a state of a process executed in a plant; a production data acquirer that acquires production data indicating a production state in the plant; a state information generator that generates state information for estimating an operation state of a facility operating in the process based on the acquired process data or the acquired production data, or the process data and the production data; and a determiner that determines the operation state of the facility based on the acquired process data or the generated state information and the acquired production data.

Facility diagnosis device, facility diagnosis method, and facility diagnosis program

In one embodiment, there is provided a fuel cell evaluator for evaluating a characteristic of a fuel cell based on a frequency characteristic of impedance of the fuel cell. The evaluator includes: an impedance acquisition unit configured to acquire impedances of the fuel cell for a certain current value in a Tafel region by changing a measurement frequency; an extraction unit configured to extract a reaction resistance from the acquired impedances; a calculator configured to calculate the product of the reaction resistance and the certain current value; and an indicator configured to indicate the product calculated by the calculator as the frequency characteristic of the impedance of the fuel cell.

Fuel cell evaluator and fuel cell evaluation method

A method for determining response characteristics of a battery includes: pressurizing the battery in a direction to reduce a distance between electrode surfaces of the battery; and applying a voltage or a current to the pressurized battery to determine response characteristics of the battery.

Method for determining response characteristics of battery

An electrode evaluation apparatus for evaluating a characteristic of an electrode based on an electrochemical property includes a potential control unit, an impedance acquiring unit, a current value acquiring unit, and a normalized impedance calculation unit. The potential control unit is configured to control a potential applied to an electrode. The impedance acquiring unit is configured to acquire an impedance characteristic of the electrode under a specific DC operating condition provided by the potential control unit. The current value acquiring unit is configured to acquire a temporal change in direct current value under the specific DC operating condition. The normalized impedance calculation unit is configured to apply the temporal change in direct current value acquired by the current value acquiring unit to calculate a normalized impedance where impedance acquired by the impedance acquiring unit is multiplied by the direct current value.

Electrode evaluation apparatus and electrode evaluation method

There is provided a secondary battery tester for testing a state of a secondary battery based on an impedance characteristic of the secondary battery. The tester includes: an impedance acquiring section configured to acquire an impedance value of the secondary battery; and a determining section configured to determine a state of a solid electrolyte interface (SEI) layer of the secondary battery based on the impedance value acquired by the impedance acquiring section.

Secondary battery tester, secondary battery testing method, and manufacturing method of secondary battery

An optical image separation system, connected to a confocal image output port of a Nipkow disk type confocal scanner, wherein light returned from a sample and emitted from the confocal image output port is separated into a plurality of different wavelen regions, respectively, so that a plurality of samples emitting different wavelenghts are concurrently detected.

Optical image separation system and confocal scanning unit

Confocal microscopic equipment that can photograph confocal images at high speed and with good signal to noise ratio, wherein the equipment obtains confocal images by rotating a disk having a plurality of apertures and by scanning a sample on which light beams passing through the apertures are focused; and comprising a light source, an optical microscope, a high speed camera that photographs confocal images, a high speed confocal scanner that scans a sample with an output light beam from the light source via the optical microscope, and outputs the return light from the sample to the high speed camera, and a memory that stores confocal images photographed with the high speed camera on a real time basis.

Confocal microscopic equipment

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Tokyo, Japan

Nobuhiro Tomosada