Abstract:
A combustion cylinder construction for an oil space heater of the type for radiating heat rays is disclosed which is capable of uniformly red-heating an outer surface of an outer cylindrical member of a double combustion cylinder and efficiently radiating heat rays from the red-hot outer surface and is capable of completely burning an incomplete combustion gas and the like at a flame spreader to form a white-yellow flame and efficiently radiating heat rays from the flame. The outer cylindrical member has through-holes larger than those of an inner cylindrical member and is provided at the upper portion thereof with a recess having through-holes. The combustion cylinder and flame spreader are surrounded by a single heat-permeable cylinder.
Abstract:
A fire extinguishing device for an oil burner capable of instantaneously and surely accomplishing the fire extinguishing with ease and without generating any bad odor. A wick receiving chamber has a width larger than the thickness of a wick received therein and an air chamber communicated to the wick receiving chamber is disposed adjacent thereto. The air chamber is adapted to be communicated to an ambient atmosphere during the combustion operation and to be shut off therefrom by means of a valve. The fire extinguishing of an oil burner is accomplished by utilizing an air stored in the air chamber.
Abstract:
A cartridge-type oil tank construction is disclosed which is capable of effectively preventing oil leakage from the construction even when the construction falls down in any direction. The oil tank construction includes a stationary tank, an integrally formed tank supporting means arranged near one side end of the stationary tank to dispose a cartridge tank therethrough on the stationary tank, and a combination of a projection and a cutout which serves to allow an oil supply port of the tank supporting means to constantly face the other side end of the stationary tank opposite to the one side end thereof.
Abstract:
An automatic fire-extinguishing device for an oil burner is disclosed which is capable of manually carrying out the fire-extinguishing at the occurrence of any trouble in the oil burner as well as at the occurrence of earthquakes with good reliability and significant simplicity. The automatic fire-extinguishing device includes a movable lever which is adapted to be operated by a manual operation lever mounted on a movable shielding plate at the time of fire-extinguishing to upward move a combustion cylinder with respect to a wick receiving case through a lever mechanism to form a space between the cylinder and the case and receive the shielding plate into the space, so that the fire-extinguishing may be accomplished.
Abstract:
A spacer structure for a heating appliance is disclosed which is capable of allowing the package of the heating appliance to be significantly simplified and small-sized to reduce the cost and is simple in construction. The spacer structure includes a spacer formed into a substantially U-shape and having a pair of inward bent ends and projections provided at the inward bent ends which are fitted in through-holes of a mushroom shape to rotatably securely connect the spacer to the heating appliance.
Abstract:
Only a limited number of service servers have been provided with the function of feeding back profits obtained through cooperation of multiple service servers to developers of cooperation modules and business entities running the service servers as incentives. In the present invention, a cooperation server for achieving cooperation between the service servers includes: a business entity data storage means for storing business entity data of the respective service servers; a cooperation module storage means for storing cooperation modules used for achieving cooperation between the service servers; a developer data storage means for storing developer data related to developers of the cooperation modules; a cooperation history storage means for storing cooperation history data of the cooperation modules; and an incentive settlement means for performing calculation of amounts of incentives and payment of the incentives.
Abstract:
A thermally conductive adhesive composition contains a polymerizable (meth)acrylic compound (A) comprising at least one of a (meth)acrylic monomer and a (meth)acrylic oligomer, an organic peroxide (B), a thermally conductive filler (C) and a vanadium compound (D). The volume ratio α of the polymerizable (meth)acrylic compound (A) to the thermally conductive filler (C) determined by the following formula (1) is 0.40 to 0.65. 40 to 100% by mass of the thermally conductive filler (C) is subjected to hydrophobic surface treatment. Volume ratio α=Volume of Thermally conductive filler (C)/(Volume of Polymerizable(meth)acrylic compound (A)+Volume of Thermally conductive filler (C)) (1)
Abstract:
A camera-equipped recording/reproducing apparatus is equipped with a lens assembly having a lens group and a body having a first side face and a second side face opposite to the first side face when viewed from an object to be photographed. The body is provided in series with and behind the lens assembly in a direction of an optical axis of the lens group when viewed from the object. A monitor screen is provided on the first side face of the body. A grip is provided on the second side face of the body. The grip houses a recording/reproducing unit. The grip is rotatable about an axis almost orthogonal to the optical axis.
Abstract:
As a key sheet for fixing a base sheet and key tops to be arranged on the base sheet using adhesive layers, a key sheet where the key tops and the base sheet are fixed, is obtained by forming printed adhesive layers of the key tops on facing surfaces of at least either of the key tops or the base sheet by means of printing, and then bringing the printed adhesive layer into contact with the other facing surfaces in a softened or molten state, and by curing the printed adhesive layer.
Abstract:
A method and an apparatus for sample injection in gas chromatography increases the injecting volume of a sample, and can analyze any of high-boiling-point compounds, low-compounds boiling-point compounds, and compounds decomposed by heat. A sample is injected into a vaporizing chamber 6 having curved or crooked outer wall 6G and sample path S and formed of continuous inner walls 6H; the sample is temporarily held in the vaporizing chamber 6; then an objective compound is vaporized, and introduced into a separation column 17.