Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company, Inc.

Mitsubishi Engineering-plastics Corporation

Ichikoh Industries, Ltd.

Norio Narazaki

Norio Sayama

Takehiko Takahashi

Hiromi Nakamura

Kazuo Yamamoto

Yutaka Shiraishi

Yoshihiro Kayano

Ryoji Ukaji

Osamu Kakinoki

Yuko Itagaki

A tray for semiconductor integrated circuit devices, including a plurality of first partition walls extending in a first direction, a plurality of second partition walls extending in a second direction at right angles with the first direction, and circumferential frame portions connecting end portions of the first and second partition walls. The regions surrounded by the first partition walls and the second partition walls constitute seating portions for seating semiconductor integrated circuit devices. The first partition walls are disposed such that one first partition wall is disposed between two rows of the seating portions which are adjacent to each other in the second direction. The second partition walls are disposed such that two second partition walls are disposed between two rows of the seating portions which are adjacent to each other in the first direction, and opening portions are formed between the two second partition walls.

Tray for semiconductor integrated circuit devices

A method of over-molding used to produce a three-dimensional hollow molded article employs a core made of resin having a hollow portion. The core is placed in a cavity of a mold. Molten resin is injected into a space formed by the core and a cavity wall of the mold through a resin injection portion. In this way at least part of the outer surface of the core is covered with resin. Deformation of the core due to the pressure of the resin during injection is prevented in one of a number of different ways. The over-molding method is optimized by calculating a temperature distribution and a pressure distribution of the molten resin in the step of injecting the molten resin into the space by numerical analysis. The displacement distribution and for the stress distribution of the core caused by pressure applied to the core by flow of the molten resin is calculated by a numerical analysis on the basis of the calculated temperature distribution and pressure distribution. The form of the hollow molded article, the form of the core, the form of the mold, and the molding conditions can thereby be optimized on the basis of at least one of the calculated displacement distribution and the stress distribution so as to minimize deformation of the core.

Optimization of overmolding method for three-dimensional hollow molded

A chassis is formed of a one-piece thermoplastic or thermosetting resin body. A bottom member extends in a bottom plane, and has at least three side members extending in respective planes. Junction portions join the bottom member and the side members. Ribs are intermittently molded as one piece to bottom member and to side member and extend from the bottom plane from the bottom member through the junction portion to the side plane of the side member. An opening portion helps to prevent angular deformation of the resin body between the bottom member and the side member from a desired angle between the bottom plane and the side plane when the one-piece body is molded by minimizing differences in the cooling rate at different parts adjacent to the junction portion in the one-piece body. The opening portion is located between the ribs at least adjacent to and along the junction portion. The opening portion has a length along the junction portion that is at least five/ten the length of the junction portion.

One-piece molded chasis having openings and rib minimizing deformation

A molded article is formed of a thermoplastic or thermosetting resin and has two planes joining each other in a junction portion; at least one of the two planes has an opening portion or a thin wall portion in the vicinity of the junction portion in order to decrease warpage of the molded article.

Deformation-free molded article

In a regenerative gas turbine cycle in which heat recovery is carried out by multi-phase and multi-component mixture of compressed air/liquid phase water/steam (hereinafter referred to as MPC mixture), said mixture being obtained by injection of liquid phase water (hereinafter referred to simply as water) into a part of or the whole of compressed gas using air or air based gas (hereinafter referred to as air) as a combustion supporting/working medium gas; the improvement comprising

Regenerative gas turbine cycle

A regenerative gas turbine cycle wherein heat recovery is carried out by a mixture of air/steam which is obtained by contact between water and compressed air, the compressed air being compressed by a compressor for compressing gas using air or air based gas as a combustion supporting/working medium gas. The cycle includes the improvement whereby mixture of air/steam and liquid phase cooled water is obtained through contact between the compressed air and heated water which is used as heat recovering medium; the cooled water being used as heat recovering medium not only for heat recovery of turbine exhaust gas but also, for

In a regenerative gas turbine cycle in which heat recovery is carried out by a mixture of air/steam which is obtained by contact between water and a part of or the whole of compressed air, said compressed air being compressed by a compressor for compressing gas using air or air based gas as a combustion supporting/working medium gas; the improvement comprising: the mixture of air/steam and liquid phase cooled water being obtained through the contact between the compressed air and heated water which is used as heat recovering medium; said cooled water being used as heat recovering medium not only for heat recovery of turbine exhaust gas but also, for

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Hiratsuka, Japan

Norio Narazaki