Kabushiki Kaisha Toyota Chuo Kenkyusho

Denso Corporation

Omi Mining Co., Ltd.

Tomohisa Wakasugi

Takashi Shimazu

Hideo Sobukawa

Hiroshi Aoki

Yoshiaki Fukushima

Katsuya Komaki

Kazutoshi Kuwayama

Takafumi Yamauchi

Yasuki Hirota

Hiroshi Mieda

Hiroyuki Mitsui

Takahiko Asaoka

Ryuichi Iwata

Kazuhisa Yano

Katsuhito Yamada

Kazutaka Hiroshima

Tadahiro Nakagawa

Yutaka Ohya

Tsutomu Sawada

Takatsune Fujimura

Masashi Hara

Takashi Simazu

Miyo Mochizuki

Hiroyuki Itahara

A heat pump including an evaporator and an adsorber is provided. The adsorber is regenerated by applying heat from a chemical thermal storage reactor, a heat accumulator or an external heat source, at a temperature higher than or equal to a temperature to regenerate the adsorber.

Adsorption heat pump system and method of generating cooling power

Disclosed is a chemical thermal energy storage material structure, including a granular chemical thermal energy storage material, a clay mineral having a layered ribbon structure, and a complex metal silicate that is generated by a reaction between the above-mentioned chemical thermal energy storage material and the above-mentioned clay mineral and that includes at least one type of alkaline earth metal.

Chemical thermal energy storage material structure, method of producing the same, and chemical heat accumulator

A chemical heat accumulator includes a receptacle, a first reaction vessel, and a second reaction vessel. The first reaction vessel is hermetically connected to the receptacle and supplied with water from the receptacle. The first reaction vessel contains a chemical compound that causes a hydration reaction with the water from the receptacle to generate water vapor by a heat of reaction, and causes a dehydration reaction by receiving heat. The second reaction vessel is hermetically connected to the first reaction vessel and supplied with the water vapor from the first reaction vessel. The second reaction vessel contains a chemical heat storage material that generates heat by causing a hydration reaction with the water vapor from the first reaction vessel and stores heat through a dehydration reaction caused by receiving heat. The chemical heat storage material is thermally in contact with an object to be heated.

Chemical heat accumulator

A humidifier device for use in fuel cells comprising a mist humidifier unit for adding mists to process gas supplied to an electrolyte equipped in a fuel cell and a humidifier unit control device for intermittently operating the mist humidifier unit in accordance with operating condition of the fuel cell.

Humidifer device for fuel cells and operating system thereof

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Toyota, Japan

Tomohisa Wakasugi