Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.

Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Corporation

Osamu Imahori

Tomohiro Yamaguchi

Kenichiro Inagaki

Akihide Sugawa

Fumio Mihara

Minoru Nagata

Shousuke Akisada

Hirokazu Yoshioka

Toshihisa Hirai

Kishiko Hirai, Legal Representative

Shunsuke Mori

Takayuki Nakada

Takafumi Omori

Yasunori Matsui

Kentaro Kobayashi

Atsushi Isaka

Tetsunori Aono

Shinya Murase

Youhei Ishigami

Kouichi Hirai

Kousuke Katayama

Tomoharu Watanabe

Hiroshi Suda

Takashi Nakagawa

Sumio Wada

Masaharu Machi

Kozo Kawai

Tatsuhiko Matsumoto

Junji Imai

Kiyoshi Takashima

Yukari Nakano

Kenji Obata

Shosuke Akisada

Naofumi Kodama

Junichi Watanabe

Mami Kuroda

Toshiyuki Yamauchi

Hidesato Uegaki

An electrolyte solution production device includes an electrolysis unit and a housing in which the electrolysis unit is disposed. The electrolysis unit is configured to electrolyze a liquid, and includes a stacked body having a cathode, an anode, and a conductive film between the cathode and the anode, the cathode and the anode constituting electrodes adjacent to each other. the housing includes an inflow port through which the liquid is supplied to the electrolysis unit and an outlet port through which an electrolyte solution produced in the electrolysis unit flows out from the electrolysis unit. The conductive film includes a protrusion that protrudes toward an inner surface of the housing and positions the conductive film with respect to the housing.

Electrolyte solution production device

An electrolytic liquid production device includes: an electrolyzer configured to perform electrolytic treatment to a liquid; an elastic body configured to press the electrolyzer; and a housing having the electrolyzer and the elastic body disposed inside the housing. The housing has an inlet port that the liquid supplied to the electrolyzer flows into, and an outlet port that an electrolytic liquid produced in the electrolyzer flows out from. The elastic body includes a positioning depressed portion, and the housing includes a positioning protruding portion. The elastic body is positioned with respect to the housing by inserting the positioning protruding portion of the housing into the positioning depressed portion of the elastic body.

Electrolytic liquid production device

An electrolytic liquid generation device includes a stacked body in which a conductive membrane is interposed between a cathode and an anode constituting electrodes, an electrolytic part that electrolyzes a liquid, and a housing in which the electrolytic part is disposed. The housing includes a flow path in which a liquid flowing direction intersects a stacking direction of the stacked body. The electrolytic part includes a slot open to the flow path in which a part of the interface between the conductive membrane and the electrode is exposed. In the housing, a positioning member is disposed, and the positioning member positions the electrode.

Electrolytic solution generation device

An electrolytic solution generator includes an electrolyzing unit having a stacked structure in which a conductive film is interpose between a cathode and an anode, the electrolyzing unit electrolyzing a liquid, and a housing in which the electrolyzing unit is placed. A channel is disposed in the housing, and a groove is disposed in the electrolyzing unit, as a groove which is open to the channel and to which at least a part of an interface between the conductive film and the cathode and an interface between the conductive film and the anode is exposed. A space is disposed between at least either an outer periphery of the cathode or an outer periphery of the anode and an inner surface of the housing.

Electrolytic solution generator

A discharge device according to the present disclosure includes a discharge electrode and a voltage applicator that applies a voltage to the discharge electrode and thus causes discharge that is further developed from corona discharge at the discharge electrode. The discharge is discharge in which a discharge path is intermittently formed by dielectric breakdown so as to stretch from the discharge electrode to a surrounding. This discharge can be called leader discharge. This makes it possible to increase an amount of generated active component while keeping an increase of ozone small.

Discharge device and method for manufacturing same

An electrostatic atomizing device of the present disclosure includes a discharge electrode, a counter electrode, a liquid supplying unit, a current path, a voltage applicator, and a limiting resistor. The limiting resistor is disposed on a first current path or a second current path included in the current path. The first current path electrically connects the voltage applicator and the counter electrode, and the second current path electrically connects the voltage applicator and the discharge electrode. This makes it possible to increase an amount of generated radicals while keeping an increase of ozone small. In addition, an electric current peak of an instantaneous electric current can be kept small.

Electrostatic atomizing device

An electrostatic atomization device that electrostatically atomizes condensed water and emits atomized water. The electrostatic atomization device includes a discharge electrode. A water supplier unit includes a cooling unit coupled to the discharge electrode to cool the discharge electrode and a heat radiation unit coupled to the cooling unit to emit heat when the cooling unit performs cooling. The cooling unit cools air and produces condensed water on the discharge electrode. A controller includes electronic components mounted on a circuit board. A casing accommodates the discharge electrode, the water supplier unit, and the controller. First electronic components each of which temperature is increased by a predetermined value or greater are arranged in a heat radiation unit side region of the circuit board.

Electrostatic atomization device

This heating blower has a housing, a fan, a heater, and an electrostatic atomizing device. The electrostatic atomizing deviceis provided in the housingand discharges nanometer-size ion mist to the outside. The electrostatic atomizing devicecomprises a discharging electrode, an opposed electrodedisposed opposite the discharging electrode, a cooling partwhich cools the discharging electrodeto generate moisture from ambient air near the discharging electrode, and a high voltage applying partwhich applies a high voltage between said discharging electrode and the opposed electrode to atomize water generated near the discharging electrode. Therefore, this heating blower can discharge nanometer-size ion mist to the outside without replenishment of water.

Heating blower with electrostatic atomizing device

An electrostatically atomizing device capable of instantly giving an electrostatically atomizing effect without requiring a water tank. The electrostatically atomizing device includes an emitter electrode, an opposed electrode opposed to the emitter electrode, a water feeder configured to give water on the emitter electrode, and a high voltage source configured to apply a high voltage across said emitter electrode and said opposed electrode to electrostatically charge the water on the emitter electrode for spraying charged minute water particles from a discharge end of the emitter electrode. The water feeder is configured to condense the water on the emitter electrode from within the surrounding air, enabling to supply the water on the emitter electrode in a short time without relying upon an additional water tank. Thus, an atomization of the charged minute water particles can be obtained immediately upon use of the device.

Electrostatcially atomizing device

An electrostatically atomizing device includes an emitter electrode, an opposed electrode opposed to the emitter electrode, and a cooling means which condenses the water on the emitter electrode from within the surrounding air, and a high voltage source applying a high voltage across the emitter electrode and the opposed electrode to electrostatically charge the water for atomizing charged minute water particles from a discharge end of the emitter electrode. The device further includes a controller for discharging the charged minute water particles in a stable manner. The controller monitors a discharge current flowing between the two electrodes to control the cooling means for keeping the discharge current at a predetermined level, thereby regulating the atomizing amount of the charged minute particles from the emitter electrode.

Electrostatically atomizing device

In an electrostatic atomizing hairdryer, electrostatically atomized mist generated in an electrostatic atomizing unit is effectively scattered into airflow emitted from a main body of the hairdryer so that the mist can be sprayed to hair uniformly and a time necessary for treatment of hair can be shortened. A tank constituting the electrostatic atomizing unit is detachably provided on a portion in the vicinity of an outer periphery of the main body, and an electrode unit for generating the mist is provided in a path of airflow sucked in an inside of the main body so as to be insulated from heat of a heating unit by an adiabator. A mist emitting opening from which the mist is emitted is disposed on a plane substantially the same as and at substantially the center of an air exit opening of the main body. Thereby, the mist emitted from the mist emitting opening is effectively scattered into the airflow emitted from the air exit opening.

Electrostatic atomizing hairdryer and electrostatic atomizer

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Osamu Imahori