Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Toshiba Infrastructure Systems & Solutions Corporation

Toshiba Carrier Corporation

Yoshinori Mori

Hiroshi Ohno

Kazuo Watabe

Takashi Usui

Junya Tanaka

Takeshi Yoshida

Hidefumi Takamine

Mitsuaki Kato

Kazuyo Narita

Hayato Toda

According to one embodiment, a Vacuum interrupter includes a pair of electrodes provided such that their electrode opposed surfaces face each other, and an undulating structure provided in at least one of the electrode opposed surfaces. The undulating structure includes one or more projections which project from the electrode opposed surface, and depressions provided so as to be adjacent to the projections, respectively. The projections and the depressions are alternately provided in a direction crossing the electrode opposed surface. In a conducting state in which the electrodes are in contact with each other, the projections are in contact with the opposite electrode opposed surface.

Vacuum interrupter

A state evaluation system includes a sensor, a filter, a signal processor, and an evaluator. The sensor detects elastic waves which are generated from industrial equipment in operation. The filter can pass elastic waves having frequency characteristics based on abrasion which is generated in the industrial equipment. The signal processor extracts a plurality of feature values using the elastic waves passing through the filter. The evaluator evaluates an abnormality of the industrial equipment on the basis of a combination of the extracted plurality of feature values.

State evaluation system, state evaluation apparatus, and state evaluation method

According to an embodiment, a three-dimensional modeling head includes a heat insulating member, a light emitter, a cylindrical member, and a light absorbing member. The heat insulating member has a sealed space therein with a curved wall surface that reflects light. The light emitter emits light and has at least a light emitting face provided in the sealed space. The cylindrical member is placed to extend through the heat insulating member via the sealed space and is long in a first direction in which thermoplastic resin is ejected. The light absorbing member adsorbs light and is provided in contact with at least part of the cylindrical member in the sealed space and in an area of the sealed space containing a focusing position on which at least part of light emitted by the light emitter and reflected by the wall surface is focused.

Three-dimensional modeling head and three-dimensional modeling device

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Kawasaki Kanagawa, Japan

Yoshinori Mori