Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Dena Co., Ltd.

Kawano Lab. Inc.

Tablemark Co., Ltd.

Ryosuke Abe

Daisuke Ito

Kazutaka Suzuki

Susumu Yoshimura

Kazunari Sawada

Yoshio Yamano

Faming Sun

Masahiro Yokoi

Sho Shiraishi

Yoshitaka Eijima

Makoto Kawano

Satoko Oishi

Yuki Machida

Seiichiro Sumiyoshi

Ayako Tatematsu

Hikaru Baba

Yudai Moteki

Shinya Kasahara

A plate heat exchanger includes a plurality of first heat transfer plates, a plurality of first inner fins, a plurality of second heat transfer plates, and a plurality of second inner fins. A space is formed between each of the plurality of first heat transfer plates and a corresponding one of the plurality of second heat transfer plates. The plate heat exchanger includes, in the space, a plurality of heat transfer components connecting each of the plurality of first heat transfer plates and a corresponding one of the plurality of second heat transfer plates, the plurality of heat transfer components being interspersed between each of the plurality of first heat transfer plates and a corresponding one of the plurality of second heat transfer plates. A recess-and-projection pitch section in each of the plurality of first inner fins includes first pitch sections and one or more of second pitch sections, a width of each of the second pitch sections being wider than a width of each of the first pitch sections. The plurality of heat transfer components are disposed in regions of the first pitch sections when the plurality of heat transfer components are projected in a direction in which the plurality of first heat transfer plates and the plurality of second heat transfer plates are stacked.

Plate heat exchanger and heat transfer apparatus

The method for particle analysis includes a first magnetic susceptibility measurement step Sof measuring a volume magnetic susceptibility of each of first particles p; an encapsulation treatment step Sof performing an encapsulation treatment so that the first particles pencapsulate an encapsulation target component pt smaller than the first particles p; a second magnetic susceptibility measurement step Sof measuring a volume magnetic susceptibility of each of second particles pas an analysis target that are the first particles pafter the encapsulation treatment; and a step Sof analyzing whether or not the encapsulation target component pt is encapsulated in the second particles pbased on a result of measurement in the first magnetic susceptibility measurement step Sand a result of measurement in the second magnetic susceptibility measurement step S

Method for particle analysis and method for particle production

A plate heat exchanger includes heat transfer plates having openings at four corners thereof, having outer wall portions at their edges, and stacked together. The heat transfer plates are partially brazed together such that a first flow passage for first fluid and a second flow passage for second fluid are alternately arranged, with a heat transfer plate interposed between these flow passages, the openings communicating with each other, forming a first header allowing the first fluid to flow into and out of the first flow passage and a second header allowing the second fluid to flow into and out of the second flow passage. One heat transfer plate located between the first or second flow passage is formed by stacking two metal plates. Space between the metal plates includes a fine flow passage located within a heat exchange region, and a peripheral leakage passage outward of the fine flow passage.

Plate heat exchanger, heat pump device including plate heat exchanger, and heat pump type of cooling, heating, and hot water supply system including heat pump device

A plate heat exchanger includes a plurality of heat transfer plates stacked together and each having openings at four corners thereof. The heat transfer plates are partially brazed together such that a first flow passage through which first fluid flows and a second flow passage through which second fluid flows are alternately arranged with one of the heat transfer plates disposed therebetween, openings at the four corners being connected forming first headers through which the first fluid enters and is discharged and second headers through which the second fluid enters and is discharged. At least one of two heat transfer plates between which the first flow passage or the second flow passage is disposed is formed by a pair of metal plates stacked together. The metal plate adjacent to the second flow passage is thinner than the metal plate adjacent to the first flow passage.

Plate heat exchanger, heat pump device including plate heat exchanger, and heat pump cooling, heating, and hot water supply system including heat pump device

A plate heat exchanger includes heat transfer plates each of which has openings at four corners thereof, and which are stacked together. The heat transfer plates are partially brazed together such that a first flow passage through which first fluid flows and a second flow passage through which second fluid flows are alternately arranged, with an associated heat transfer plate interposed between the first and second flow passages. The openings at each of the four corners communicate with each other, thereby forming a first header and a second header, the first header allowing the first fluid to flow into and flow out of the first flow passage, the second header allowing the second fluid to flow into and flow out of the second flow passage.

Plate heat exchanger and heat pump device including the same

A system according to an embodiment includes a game progress control unit configured to control progress of a game, a screen output unit configured to output a game screen containing a path area in which a path of a puzzle game is formed to a terminal device, a placement unit configured to place a path object that functions as part of the path on the basis of advancement of turns in the path area according to an instruction from the player, a moving unit configured to advance the turns to move the moving object according to a predetermined rule, and a determination unit configured to determine whether the moving object has reached a goal point.

Game providing device and system for providing a game including a moving object along a path

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Tokyo, Japan

Ryosuke Abe