Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

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Nihon Kentetsu Co., Ltd.

Kaisha, Kentetsuco., Ltd.

Yoshio Yoshida

Takahiro Matsumoto

Yuichi Kabayama

Tetsuro Hakata

Hiroshi Hirooka

Tsugio Watanabe

Toshio Fukushi

Yasuo Takeya

Yoshinobu Harumoto

Hiroyoshi Takikawa

Shinsuke Ise

Nobuko Kakimoto

Yutaka Kuroda

Takeshi Tanizaki

Satoshi Nagai

Hisao Kan

A cooker in which a receptacle with a pot for holding ingredients and a heater for induction heating the pot is supported by a main unit so that it can be inclined freely, consists of an angle control unit which provides driving force for inclining the receptacle, a controller for controlling the angle control unit, and shall be capable of automatically inclining the receptacle and uniformly sauteing the ingredients.

Cooker

A gas insulated electromagnetic induction appliance in which a non-condensing insulating gas and a condensing insulating coolant are confined, comprises (a) a pressure detector for detecting a pressure within the container vessel; (b) a gas reservoir connected to the container vessel through a gas discharging passageway including a pipe line, a first gas valve, a compressor, and a gas diffuser; a gas feeding passageway including a pipe line and a second gas valve; and a liquid feeding passageway including a pipe line and a liquid valve; (c) a definite quantity of insulating coolant confined in the gas reservoir; (d) a liquid surface detector for detecting a quantity of the insulating coolant in the gas reservoir; and (e) control means which controls the gas valve, the liquid valve, and the compressor to thereby regulate a pressure in the container vessel and a quantity of the liquid in the gas reservoir.

Gas insulated electromagnetic induction appliance

A transformer has a vertical winding assembly formed of a stack of pancake coils sandwiched between electrically insulating bases each provided on its surface contacted by an associated one of pancake coils with a plurality of cooling grooves extending in spaced relationship along turns of a rectangular electrically conductive wire forming the pancake coil and opening on the upper and lower portions of the base. A liquid refrigerant sprinkled on the winding assembly is arranged to flow through the cooling grooves via the upper open ends and be discharged via the lower open ends.

Electromagnetic induction apparatus with cooling grooves

The invention is relative with a gas-insulated electrical apparatus comprising a tank housing an electrical apparatus proper and in which a gas mixture consisting of a noncondensable insulating gas and a condensable refrigerant gas and a liquid phase of the condensable refrigerant gas are sealed, and a gas reservoir connected to said tank in the gas mixture feeding or receiving relation therewith. According to the invention, means are provided between the tank and the gas reservoir for selectively supplying said gas mixture from said tank into said gas reservoir or vice versa.

Gas-insulated electrical apparatus

In an agitating type washing machine a washing drive motor is run reciprocally in opposite directions to rotate an agitating wheel within a washing tank alternately in one and the other directions to perform intended washing. The washing machine comprises a rotational angle detector for detecting an angle of rotation of the agitating wheel, and a control for controlling the motor in response to a detection signal from the rotational angle detector. The control controls such that an angle of rotation of said agitating wheel by energization of the motor during running under a load is made smaller than that during no load running and that changing over between running under a load and no load running is automatically effected in response to a detection signal from the rotational angle detector, and controls rotation of said agitating wheel to an angle equal to or less than 360 degrees including rotation by energization of the motor and rotation by inertia whether during running under a load or no load.

Agitating type washing machine

In an agitating type washing machine a washing drive motor is run reciprocally in opposite directions to rotate an agitating wheel within a washing tank alternately in one and the other directions to perform intended washing, the washing machine comprises a rotational angle detector for detecting an angle of rotation of the agitating wheel, and a control for controlling the motor in response to a detection signal from the rotational angle detector. The control interrupts energization of the motor when the angle of actual rotation of said agitating wheel or the number of rotations of the motor reaches a predetermined value, the control means controlling the motor to run in a reverse direction when rotation of the agitating wheel by inertia in one direction is almost stopped.

A tile setting assembly is made up of a panel which spans at least two pillars of a building and has a plurality of spaced parallel projections on one surface, and a plurality of holding members which are secured to the panel while abutting against the projections. Each holding member has opposed and spaced engaging portions for holding tiles. The holding members are made up of first holding members which are secured to the panel projections for holding a first set of elongated straight tiles which are secured to the major part of the panel with the exception of the opposite ends of the panel, and second holding members which are secured to the panel at the opposite ends of the panel for holding a second set of L-shaped tiles at the corners of a tiled wall which is to be built. A tiled wall is made up of the above-described components of the tile setting assembly with mortar filled in at the joint spaces between the adjacent tiles. The components of the above-described tile setting assembly being used in a new method of building tiled walls.

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Osaka, Japan

Yoshio Yoshida