Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Yamaichi Electric Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Yamaichi Electronics Co., Ltd.

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Ishikawajima-harima Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Yamaichi Electric Co., Ltd.

Toru Takahashi

Masataka Kikuchi

Noriyuki Matsuoka

Ryou Oda

Nobuo Okita

Yoichi Tsuda

Akira Sakuma

Yuji Awashima

Kenzo Matsuyama

Seiya Yamashita

Motoki Kosugi

An image input/output apparatus reduces unnecessary fault management processing load and prevents a normal image input/output processing efficiency from decreasing in the way that an administrator selects an intrinsic fault that should be emphasized among individually-occurring detectable faults. To accomplish this, when a history representing a state of control is stored as log information in a first storage, a fault is detected, and an occurrence frequency of the detected fault is stored in a second storage in a way that associates the fault occurrence frequency with the fault. One or more thresholds of the fault occurrence frequency are enabled to be set, and it is judged whether the fault occurrence frequency is equal to or larger than the threshold. Based on a result of the judgment, a log management unit controls storage setting of the log information associated with the fault into the first storage.

Image input/output device, information processing method, and storage medium

A steam turbine includes a turbine casing, in which a turbine rotor is accommodated so as to extend along a direction of flow of steam, and a plurality of turbine pressure sections are mounted to the turbine rotor, which includes, in combination, at least two or more of a turbine high pressure portion, a turbine intermediate pressure portion and a turbine low pressure portion. The turbine casing is divided into two casing sections, each of the divided turbine casing sections being further divided into a turbine casing upper half and a turbine casing lower half, and the turbine casing lower halves of the divided turbine casing sections being connected to each other by a fastening member such as stud bolt inserted from a side of the turbine low pressure portion.

Steam turbine

A floating body , which is substantially rectangular when seen from above, is provided with at least a protrusion on at least either of sides in a transverse direction of the floating body at a level lower than a waterline

Anti-rolling structure for box-type floating body

A steam turbine includes a turbine high pressure section, a turbine intermediate pressure section and a turbine low pressure section, in which at least two or more of these pressure sections are combined together, and a turbine rotor which is subjected to a gradient thermal treatment at different thermal treating temperatures at respective pressure sections is rotatably supported by bearings and accommodated in a turbine casing, and in a case where an axial distance from a setting position of a turbine movable blade of a final stage of the turbine low pressure section to a setting position of a partition plate disposed at a time when the gradient thermal treatment is performed to each of the pressure sections at different thermal treating temperature is defined as A, a blade length of the turbine movable blade is defined as B, and an axial distance from a prior stage of the final stage of the turbine low pressure section to the setting position of the partition plate is defined as C, the setting position of the partition plate is set in a range of (A/B)&gE;0.9 and C&gE;300 mm.

A coil type contactor comprising an electrically-conductive coil spring, each turn constituting the coil spring being inclined such that one end of a diameter of each turn occupies a lower position and the other end occupies an upper position. The turns are arranged such that axes passing through the centers of the respective turns are in parallel relation. Upper and lower ends of the coil spring serve as pressure receiving points, respectively, for achieving electrical connections. The turns are arranged such that they are partly short-circuited, or the turns are arranged proximate to each other so that the turns are short-circuited at an initial stage of compression.

Coil type contactor and connector using the same

A contactor for an electric part comprises a plurality of pressure bearing elements connected at one ends thereof and extending in opposed relation to each other. The other ends are left as free ends. A movable contactor has a press contacting portion formed at a connection end of the pressure bearing elements. The press contacting portion is pushed up by the elastic force stored by the pressure bearing elements, which are closed or opened against the elasticity thereof, thereby obtaining a contact pressure with a contact of an electric part.

Contactor for electric part

A inner jacket member 1 having slit elements 1a is inserted into an outer jacket member 2. An inner jacket member pressing portion, 4, 13 for closing or dilating the inner jacket member 1 is formed within said outer jacket member 2 in such a manner as to be opposite the front end portions 1b of the split elements 1 a. A male terminal 7, 8 to be contacted with an electric part, such as the leadless IC or the like, under pressure is disposed at a tail end of either of the outer and inner jacket members 2 and 1.

Nest type pressure connecting device

A clamp type contact has a first elongate contact piece which is punched out of a blank member having an upper thin piece and a lower thick piece disposed in a relative downward direction from a position immediately below the end of the upper thin piece so as to have a free end and a base end. A second elongate contact piece is defined by the remaining upper thin piece and has a free end corresponding to the end of the upper thin piece, a base end integrally joined to the base end of the first elongate contact piece, a base portion extending sidewise from the base end and a bent portion allowing the free end to face the free end of the first elongate contact piece. A male contact piece is formed on the lower thick piece of the blank member.

Clamp type contact and method of manufacture thereof

An electric terminal for the press-in connection with a conductor comprises three angular tines having a pair of first and a pair of second opposite plane surfaces extended longitudinally and inclined relative to the lateral sides of the angular tines for the purpose of obtaining complete and reliable connection between the electric terminal and the conductor. The electric terminal can effectively fulfill its function by installing a plurality of the electric terminals on a connector comprising a base block, a cover block and an intermediate block disposed between the two blocks.

Electric terminal for press-in connection with conductors

In a press-in type terminal member for a single core cable, a temporary holding space is formed between contact arms and above a conductor press-in slot, to temporarily hold the cable before press-in operation. The terminal member may have an outward projection which forms another temporary holding space in cooperation with an adjacent terminal member, to hold another cable for a second row of terminals which is staggered from the first row of terminals.

Electric contact terminal member

This invention relates to connecting members in a connector for use in connecting respective conductors in flexible flat cables. These connecting members have a slit in a crotch shaped structure to impart greater flexibility to the member. In addition the connecting members employ two pairs of offset tines to form a better connection with stranded cables.

Connecting means for flexible flat cable connector

This invention relates to a coupling mechanism for connecting a male connector provided with plural male terminals and a female connector provided with plural female terminals, and is featured by a pair of defining plates for defining the coupling position of the female connector, lock means for assuring a complete coupling between the connectors and female connector lifting means for facilitating decoupling of the connectors, the lock means and the female connector lifting means being composed as a pair of swinging levers thereby facilitating the coupling and decoupling of the male and female connectors.

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Yokohama, Japan

Toru Takahashi