Daikin Industries, Ltd.

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

Yuka Miyake

Hiroshi Doumae

Tadafumi Nishimura

Hiroshi Dohmae

Akio Suzuki

Koji Nagasawa

Jun Fujimoto

A voltage detection probe includes an electrode configured to detect a voltage applied to a wire, and a clip portion freely attachable to and detachable from the wire. The clip portion has a fitting concave portion into which the wire is to be fitted, the clip portion being elastically deformable to widen an opening of the fitting concave portion. The clip portion is configured to retain, by an elastic force, the wire fitted through the opening into the fitting concave portion to cause the electrode to be disposed along an outer peripheral surface of the wire.

Voltage detection probe and electrode mounting tool

An air conditioning capacity presenting system presents a capacity of an air conditioning apparatus including at least one outdoor unit, at least one indoor unit, and a connection pipe that connects the outdoor unit and the indoor unit. The air conditioning capacity presenting system includes first acquisition unit, a measurement unit, a second acquisition unit, and a capacity calculating unit. The first acquisition unit acquires outdoor unit capacity information, which is a rated capacity of the outdoor unit or information related to the rated capacity. The measurement unit measures power consumption of the outdoor unit. The second acquisition unit acquires an outside air temperature, which is a temperature of air around the outdoor unit. The capacity calculating unit obtains a calculation value of the capacity of the air conditioning apparatus based on the outdoor unit capacity information, the power consumption, and the outside air temperature.

Air conditioning capacity presenting system

A power measurement apparatus includes a voltage detector, current detector, and power calculator. The voltage detector contactlessly detects an AC voltage of a conductive path to which power is supplied from an AC power source having a magnitude of AC voltage regulated to be a predetermined value, and outputs a first data signal regarding a voltage waveform of the AC voltage of the conductive path. The current detector contactlessly detects an AC current flowing through the conductive path, and outputs a second data signal regarding a current waveform of the AC current of the conductive path. A power calculator receives the first and second data signals, and calculates active power of the conductive path from a product of a second instantaneous voltage and an instantaneous current of the current waveform indicated by the second data signal. The second instantaneous voltage is generated by converting a first instantaneous voltage.

Power measurement apparatus and power measurement method

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Osaka, Japan

Yuka Miyake