Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited

Kabushiki Kaisha Daini Seikosha

Hitachi Building Systems Co., Ltd.

Hitachi, Ltd.

Takashi Sekiya

Shinichi Wakamoto

Susumu Yoshimura

Shinji Nakashima

Takashi Matsumoto

Kazutoshi Takeda

Tomohisa Wada

Yoji Onaka

Toshiaki Matsuo

Tomotaka Yano

Yasushi Watanabe

Ryota Akaiwa

Kunihiko Kozaru

Yuki Ishida

Rihito Adachi

Mikio Nakai

Coichi Shichida

Tetsu Akiyama

Nobuo Kamata

Yuichi Yamaji

Tomohisa Yoshida

Tomohisa Hayakawa

Satomi Asai

Hiroshi Kiyosugi

Susumu Ohwada

Toyoo Hayasaka

Hayato Taniue

Daisuke Asai

Tomoharu Ohnishi

A heat exchanger includes a tubular refrigerant distributor having insertion holes spaced from each other in a first direction and into which ends of heat transfer tubes are inserted in a second direction. A first partition plate partitions the refrigerant distributor into a first space into which the ends of the heat transfer tubes are inserted and a second space, larger than the first space, into which the ends of the heat transfer tubes are not inserted; and an inflow pipe provided on a one side-surface side of the refrigerant distributor. The heat transfer tubes are located apart from the first partition plate in the first space. The first partition plate is provided with an orifice that is provided at a location corresponding to a space between adjacent ones of the heat transfer tubes, and that causes the first space and the second space to communicate with each other.

Heat exchanger and air-conditioning apparatus including the same

In a four-way valve having a simple structure, even if a high-temperature refrigerant and a low-temperature refrigerant flow close to each other, heat loss between both refrigerants is suppressed. The valve comprises a housing member including a valve chamber, a valve seat including a bearing surface portion located in the valve chamber, a first channel through which a high-temperature fluid flows and a second channel through which a low-temperature fluid flows at a predetermined time, including openings adjacent to each other at a bearing surface portion of the valve seat, passing through the valve seat and extending outside of the valve chamber, and a valve element moving to the bearing surface portion of the valve seat. A thermal resistor portion suppressing heat transfer between these channels is located near the openings, between the first and second channels.

Four-way valve

The present invention provides an antibody (anti-BAMBI antibody) which recognizes a polypeptide having the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID No: 1 or a polypeptide having an amino acid sequence containing deletion, substitution or addition of one or more amino acids as compared to the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID No: 1, a method for manufacturing same, a therapeutic agent for colon cancer or liver cancer comprising an anti-BAMBI antibody, a diagnostic agent comprising a primer or probe for detecting the BAMBI gene, and a therapeutic agent for colon cancer or liver cancer comprising a vector which generates BAMBI dsRNA, and the like.

Anti-BAMBI antibody and diagnostic or remedy for colon cancer and liver cancer

To accurately detect a trouble of a magnetic brake ( ) by eliminating any effect of a temperature of a location at which an elevator is installed, a temperature sensor ( ) is arranged to measure a temperature of the magnetic brake ( ). When an armature ( ) has been attracted responsive to a brake release command, the temperature of the magnetic brake is measured as a first temperature, and before the armature returns responsive to a brake actuation command, the temperature of the magnetic brake is measured as a second temperature. The first and second temperatures are compared with each other. When a result of the comparison between the first and second temperatures is determined to be greater than a predetermined value, the magnetic brake ( ) is determined to have been locked and hence, to have developed a trouble.

Magnetic brake system and elevator trouble detection system

A drawing apparatus constructed such that a screw rod having an axis center along a drawing direction of an electrical machinery is rotatably supported by a floor portion of a drawing type electrical machinery accommodating portion of a switch gear, a nut engaged with a lower portion of the electrical machinery is screwed with the screw rod the nut is moved by rotating the screw rod and the electrical machinery is driven in a direction of inserting or drawing out, whereby the drawing apparatus is commonly used for various drawing-type electrical machineries regardless of sizes of the electrical machineries.

Drawing apparatus for a drawer type electrical machinery

In a synchronous semiconductor memory device, a predecoder is provided between a former stage address input register formed of first latch circuits and a latter stage address input register formed of second latch circuits. The first and second latch circuits operate in response to first and second internal clock signals complementary to each other. A predecode signal can be latched by the second latch circuit even when the generation of the predecode signal is not in time for the rise of the second internal dock signal due to delay of the input of an external address signal. Accordingly, the set up time for the external address signal can be reduced.

Synchronous semiconductor memory device having set up time of external

A divalent silver oxide cell having a negative electrode, a positive electrode mixture mainly of AgO, a separator between the negative electrode and the positive electrode mixture of an electrolyte. The positive electrode mixture contains Cd and Te so as to stabilize the AgO.

Divalent silver oxide cell including cadmium and tellunium

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Tokyo, Japan

Takashi Sekiya