Tanashin Denki Co., Ltd.

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Ebara Corporation

Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.

Tenashin Denki Co., Ltd

Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Newfrey Lcc

Sankei Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Sankei Giken Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Takashi Yamanaka

Shinsaku Tanaka

Shigeru Akatani

Akeshi Shitamichi

Hideaki Sugimoto

Kunio Kido

Toshio Yoshimura

Takashi Ogawa

Shigeru Koshimaru

Osamu Kurakami

Shozo Nishimura

Kazunari Iida

Takeshi Yamamoto

Takashi Enomoto

Akira Goto

Masao Shinoda

Shuichiro Honda

Hideaki Nakanishi

Hideki Kanno

Shigeo Takita

Takashi Kouso

Mikio Suzuki

Takuji Shimizu

Dai Kudo

Rei Shukuya

A vortex prevention device is capable of preventing creation of air entrained vortex and also provides a double suction vertical pump having such a vortex prevention device. The vortex prevention device is used in combination with the double suction vertical pump which is installed in an open channel and has an upper suction opening and a lower suction opening. The vortex prevention device includes a plate member as a vortex prevention structure arranged above the upper suction opening. The plate member is arranged away from the upper suction opening such that a passage is formed between the plate member and the upper suction opening.

Vortex prevention device and double suction vertical pump having such vortex prevention device

A wireless charger installed with a two-dimensional moving mechanism which is simply configured, inexpensive and can be easily miniaturized is provided wherein a table is freely moved in the X-axis direction and the Y-axis direction. In the two dimensional moving mechanism, each pair of X axis pinions are arranged to simultaneously mesh with teeth near both ends of each rack arranged on an X axis slider and Y axis slider respectively. Each pair of pinions are driven by each motor and rotated in synchronization.

Wireless charger installed with a two-dimensional moving mechanism

A power recovery system is used for reducing the total energy consumption in a process such as an industrial treating process or a fluid refining process including the delivery of a fluid under a high pressure. The power recovery system includes a high-pressure pump for pressuring raw water, a reverse osmosis membrane cartridge for treating high-pressure water discharged from the high-pressure pump with a reverse osmosis membrane to produce treated water, a positive-displacement piston pump for pressuring raw water under the pressure of concentrated water which is discharged from the reverse osmosis membrane cartridge without being treated by the reverse osmosis membrane, and a power recovery pump turbine for boosting the pressurized raw water discharged from the positive-displacement piston pump and adding the boosted water to the high-pressure water discharged from the high-pressure pump. The power recovery pump turbine is actuated by pressurized water generated in the power recovery system.

Power recovery system

The present invention relates to a clamping apparatus for a disc player which is able to accurately release a clamper from a turntable while improving miniaturization and thinning. The clamping apparatus for the disc player where the turntable and the clamper clamp a disc by magnetic force comprises a clamper releasing means having a pair of linking mechanisms arranged in symmetrical positions across the axial line of the clamper, and each linking mechanism has a front linking member and a rear linking member with the ability to freely rotate with the frame by centering two rotational axes placed on a single flat surface that is orthogonal to the axial line, and a clamper releasing member which is axially supported at each rotating end of the front linking member and the rear linking member; the mutually opposing ends of both clamper releasing members are moved with a circular trajectory by synchronously rotating the front linking member and the rear linking member, and the ends of both clamper releasing members are engaged to the outer periphery of the clamper, releasing the clamper from the turntable.

Clamping apparatus for a disc player

The present invention relates to a disc loading apparatus that has the capability of simplifying the assembly while improving thinning and reducing the number of components. With a disc loading apparatus according to the present invention, a portion of a top panel of the frame is designed to be a second mounting unit and another portion of the top panel to be a first mounting unit, the upper surface of the second mounting unit is sagged downward more than the lower surface of the first mounting unit, notches are provided appropriately at the steeped unit between the first and the second mounting units, the second mounting unit is a portion of the disc guide, the interlocking mechanism is mounted on the upper surface of the second mounting unit, and the pair of disc detection members is mounted on the lower surface of the first mounting unit, and these detection members are arranged throughout the lower surface of the first mounting unit and the upper surface of the second mounting unit through the notches.

Disk loading apparatus

Sash material for automobiles

An object of the present invention is to provide a disc guide of a disc carrying device composed of a guide plate made from a metal plate and guide projections made of a synthetic resin, and that can be easily produced at low cost. Multiple positioning holes where a large hole communicates into a small hole and step differences are arranged in the guide plate made from a metal plate, respectively; multiple engagement projections having a stopper with a large diameter at the end are arranged in the right and left guide projections made of a synthetic resin having a taper surface, respectively; after the stopper is inserted into the corresponding large hole while the inner end of each guide projection is overlapped to the step difference, the guide projection is slid and the engagement projection is moved toward the small hole; the inner end of the guide projection is disengaged from the step difference and the slide along the reverse direction is prohibited by the step difference; and the disc guide is mounted to the guide plate.

Disc guide of disc carrying device

It is sought to simplify the arrangement of the drive power switching system for an acoustic apparatus, thus permitting immediate switching of the drive power. A drive power switching system comprises driven gears always in mesh with a main drive gear located between a first and a second gear and a rocking member rotatably supporting the driven gears. The inter-axis distance between the axes of rotation of the first and second gears, is set to a length, in which the driven gears can be meshed with both the first and second gears as they are revolved together with the revolution of the rocking member.

Power switching system for acoustic apparatus

A clip for a sash molding comprises an elongated end cap adapted to be inserted into an end portion of the sash molding, a fastener adapted to be fixed to a door pillar, and a lip for filling a gap between the sash molding and the door pillar. The fastener and the end cap are made of hard plastic material, and are integrally molded to one another. The lip is made of soft plastic material, and is integrally connected to the end cap in a predetermined configuration, by pouring the soft plastic material in its molten state onto a predetermined region of the end cap and solidifying the soft plastic material thereon. The clip may also include a cover portion, made of a soft plastic material, that continuously extends from the lip and is integrally connected to an end of the end cap.

Clip for sash molding of vehicle door

It is sought to simplify a disc centering device. Stopper portions for centering a small-size disc are provided on disc sensors, and guide portions are provided, which, when the disc sensors are moved with insertion of a large-size disc, engage with the disc sensors to move the stopper portions to the outside of a disc transport path.

Disc centering device

It is sought to insulate a stator body and lead lines of coils from one another and provide a coil wiring member for a movable magnet type linear motor, which provides for good operability of interconnecting the lead lines and inexpensive in price. In a movable magnet type linear motor comprising a stator having coils and a mover mainly having permanent magnets and movable in the longitudinal direction of the stator, a coil wiring member according to the invention is made of a non-conductive material, has a gutter-like shape open at the top and is fitted in a groove formed in the stator body such as to cover the inner groove surfaces.

Coil wiring member for movable magnet type linear motor

The disk carrier device comprises a carrier roller having a tapered surface with the diameter thereof becoming smaller gradually from the opposite ends towards the center, and a disk guide member integrally formed with a pair of tilted protrusions in the front and rear parts thereof which become gradually lower from the opposite ends towards the center. It is constructed such that the carrier roller is arranged between the pair of tilted protrusions to resiliently clamp the disk between the both tilted protrusions and the carrier roller to thereby carry the disk by the rotation of the carrier roller.

Disk carrier device of disk player

It is an object of the present invention to provide a disk player by which position detection of a disk inserted and discrimination about whether the disk is a large one or a small one can be performed through a simple construction. A circuit board is provided either one side of a pair of detection levers which are rotated to be spread/closed while mutually interlocking with insertion of a disk or a disk guide board to which the detection levers are attached and a contact is provided on the other, and a rotary switch is composed of the circuit board and the contact so that through difference in output signal of the rotary switch, position detection of a disk and discrimination about whether the disk is a large one or a small one are performed.

Disk player

When a roller holder attached to a floating chassis of the disk player rotates to raise a carrier roller from a disk non-carrying position to a disk carrying position, a convex portion of the roller holder is engaged with concave portions of the main chassis from above so as to fix the floating chassis to the main chassis in the back and forth directions as well as the right and left directions. The roller holder further rotates about a fulcrum to raise the floating chassis. As a result, the floating chassis is made to abut against another part of the main chassis from below to fix the floating chassis to the main chassis in the vertical direction.

A disc transfer apparatus, which relies on a spring force for inserting a disc and on a motor for removing the disc, is provided to prevent the motor from acting as a load when the disc is inserted. A holding mechanism is provided in the disc transfer apparatus for holding a control gear included in a power transmission path (from a two-way motor for moving a pickup and for moving a push-back member), with respect to an upstream gear and a downstream gear without meshing therewith. The control gear is released from the holding mechanism by ejecting means.

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Tokyo, Japan

Takashi Yamanaka