Nippon Yakin Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Nippon Yakin Kogyoco., Ltd.

Tsuyoshi Minakata

Yukio Aoki

Yoshikazu Koshiba

Masaru Iizuka

Yasuhide Kuroda

Osamu Ando

Takashi Onoyama

Junichi Nakagawa

Michio Inamura

Tomohiro Yasunaga

Fujiya Imoto

Apparatus for applying a coating of a slurry of a powdered solder material and a binder to the inner surface of a hollow metal cylinder. The apparatus includes solder material coating device including a coating nozzle which may be moved between a coating position within the interior of the hollow metal cylinder and a non-coating position; a guide for guiding and transporting a hollow metal cylinder towards the nozzle; means for rotating and supporting the hollow metal cylinder when the nozzle is in the coating position. The solder coated metal cylinder is used, for example, to provide an exhaust gas cleaning metal carrier in which a metal honey inner core is inserted into and soldered by the solder slurry applied to the hollow metal cylinder.

Apparatus for producing an exhaust gas cleaning metal carrier

Method for producing an exhaust gas cleaning metal carrier

A method for producing a metal catalyst carrier for cleaning automobile exhaust gases is disclosed. A core having a honeycomb cross-section is inserted into an outer cylinder having an inner diameter nearly equal to that of the outer diameter of the core, by expanding one end of the outer cylinder, pressing the core into the expanded cylinder and heating the assembly to restore the shape of the expanded end. Alternatively, the core is formed by winding a foil solder around its periphery and then contracting and inserting the core into the outer cylinder.

Method of producing a metal honeycomb carrier

A plurality of discrete small cooling surfaces are arrayed on the surface of a movably received heat extracting member in both the axial and rotational directions. The discrete small cooling surfaces are formed by a plurality of one set of parallel grooves formed obliquely to and between the two axial ends of the heat extracting member and are crossed by a plurality of another set of parallel grooves formed in a similar manner but in different direction. An opening of a nozzle is directed toward the outer peripheral surface of the heat extracting member. A continuing stream of molten material is projected upon the discrete small cooling surfaces of the rotating heat extracting member such that the heat of the molten material is extracted by each of the discrete small cooling surface to solidify the molten material into flake particles. Accordingly, the molten material can be applied concurrently onto a plurality of discrete small cooling surfaces.

Apparatus for producing flake particles

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Tokyo, Japan

Tsuyoshi Minakata