Kajima Corporation

Kajima Kensetsu Kabuhiki Kaisha

Kajima Keneetus Kabushiki Kaisha

Noriyasu Sagara

Shumpei Ohara

Hiroo Izumiyama

Masaki Shioya

Hajime Koizumi

Muneshige Nagatomo

Yoshinobu Arai

Yuji Tsubota

Satoshi Togari

Kiyoshi Kouda

A facility control monitor method and a facility control monitor apparatus capable of visually tracing a control logic and easily finding a cause of an operation trouble caused by the control logic. The facility control monitor method monitors control performed by a control device included in a facility having a controllable device, the control device for controlling the controllable device, a setting device for transmitting a setting control value to the control device, and a sensor for transmitting an operation state measurement value of the controllable device to the control device. Processes of control performed by the control device are stored. When an arbitrary date and time is specified by a trace controller (), predetermined control steps of the specified date and time and after are displayed in a flowchart on a control flow display unit.

Facility control monitor method and facility control monitor apparatus

A heat storage tank is provided to receive a spent liquid from a heat transfer mechanism, to reconstitute the liquid and to return the reconstituted liquid to the heat transfer mechanism for another heat transfer cycle. The tank is divided into at least two compartments. Spent liquid is discharged into a first compartment near its lower portion. Means are provided for passing liquid from the first compartment to a second compartment by drawing liquid from the upper portion of the first compartment and discharging it near the lower portion of the second compartment. The liquid is then drawn from the upper portion of the second compartment and returned to the heat transfer mechanism.

Heat storage device

A heat transfer fluid storage device is provided, including a tank and one or more vertical chambers open at top and bottom and spaced from the top and bottom of the tank to define upper and lower liquid storage areas. Means are provided to extract liquid from either the lower storage area or the upper storage area, or both, deliver the liquid to heat exchanger means and then return the liquid to either the lower or the upper storage area, or both.

Heat storage trough

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Tokyo, Japan

Noriyasu Sagara