Nissan Motor Company Limited

Nihon Parkerizing Co., Ltd.

Parker Chemical Company

Tsuneo Saito

Naoki Okamoto

Naoyuki Torii

Naoya Yoshida

Keiji Ichihara

Katsuya Yamamoto

Yokichi Sato

Takahiko Fujii

Teruhito Nakatomi

Naoyuki Morimiya

Kenichi Fukuya

Naomi Suzuki

Ryuiji Kojima

A fuel cell manufacturing method and a fuel cell manufacturing device are provided in which it is possible to heat, in a localized manner, sections for which heating is desired. In this fuel cell manufacturing method, a laminate is obtained by stacking a membrane electrode assembly and a separator that has an adhesive disposed therebetween. Coils are provided adjacent a site of the laminate to be heated. Preferably, coils are disposed on opposite sides of the site in the stacking direction of the membrane electrode assembly and the separator such that current flows in the same direction as directions intersecting the stacking direction. The site to be heated is subjected to induction heating by passing current through the coils.

Fuel cell manufacturing method and fuel cell manufacturing device

An optical attenuator has a sampling prism, a biconcave lens and an absorption member. A branch member splits a laser beam. An expansion member expands the shape of the split laser beam. The absorption member absorbs the energy of the expanded laser beam. A light receiving part of the absorption member receives the expanded laser beam. A first distribution part of the absorption member adjacent to the light receiving part, introduces or leads out a medium (cooling water) from a first opening and distributes the medium, which absorbs heat generated in the light receiving part by the laser beam. A second distribution part of the absorption member leads out or introduces cooling water from a second opening, and distributes the cooling water, which moves through a communicating part that communicates with the first distribution part.

Optical attenuator

A phosphate treatment solution for composite structures which is here disclosed is characterized by containing 0.3-2.0 g/l of zinc ions, 0.3-4.0 g/l of nickel ions, 0.3-2.0 g/l of manganese ions, 3-10 g/l of sodium ions, 0.1-10 g/l of potassium ions, 5.0-25.0 g/l of phosphate ions, 0.1-20 g/l of total fluorine ions, 4.0 g/l or more of nitrate ions and 0.01-1.0 g/l of nitrite ions as main components, the aforesaid treatment solution having a pH of 2.0-3.5.

Phosphate treatment solution for composite structures and method for

A process for controlling the zinc or zinc and nickel content of a zinc phosphate conversion coating solution employs the addition of EDTA and titration with calcium ion using a calcium ion electrode. Preferably to a second sample is added EDTA and a thioglycolate and the same titration conducted to obtain the concentration of nickel ion for direct control purposes.

Process for controlling zinc phosphate treating solutions

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Kanagawa, Japan

Tsuneo Saito