Abstract: A fiber is a sea-island-type composite fiber in which the primary constituent component of the sea section is an aromatic polyester, the moisture absorption/desorption parameter ?MR is at least 2.0%, and a diagram obtained by connecting the center of gravity of the islands positioned on the outermost periphery of the fiber cross-sectional surface with line segments is a regular polygon having the center of gravity as an apex. A polyester fiber having superior quality with no splitting of the fiber surface caused by dispersion of stress generated due to volume expansion of the fibers when absorbing moisture, no dyeing irregularity or fuzzing when used in a woven or knitted fabric, and no reduction in moisture absorption due to hot-water processing.

Abstract: A dyeable polyolefin fiber is a polymer alloy fiber having a sea-island structure in which the sea ingredient comprises a polyolefin (A) and the island ingredient comprises a polyester (B), the fiber having a degree of elongation of 10-80%. The polyester (B) in the dyeable polyolefin fiber has an orientation parameter, as determined by Raman spectroscopy, of 1.1-10.0. The dyeable polyolefin fiber is a highly lightweight polyolefin fiber capable of being brightly and deeply colored, is excellent in terms of color fastness and evenness in dyeing, and is suitable for use as a fibrous structure.

Abstract: A polymer alloy fiber that includes a polyolefin (A), a polyester (B) and a styrene-ethylene-butylene-styrene copolymer (C), and is characterized by the fiber diameter CV % being 0.1-2.5% and the dispersion diameter of island components in the fiber cross-sectional surface being 1-1000 nm. It is possible to provide a polymer alloy fiber that is provided with the characteristics of both polyolefin and polyester, in which variations in fiber diameter among single threads are suppressed and also dyeing unevenness are suppressed, that has superior mechanical characteristics and abrasion resistance, and that can be suitably used for a fiber structure.

Abstract: For providing a design apparatus for designing a small diode connector durable for overcurrent flow easily in low cost, and a design method for designing the diode connector, and a diode connector durable for overcurrent flow to be small in low cost, the design apparatus 1 having a plurality of lead frames, a diode chip and a bridge and solder brazing these components includes a determining unit determining one of the name of the brazing alloy to be used as a solder and a total volume of the lead frames and the bridge when the other of the name of the brazing alloy and the total volume of the lead frames and the bridge is inputted, based on the inputted other and a correlation data of the total volume and a heat temperature of the diode chip.

Abstract: In an apparatus for multiplex communication, a bus line constitutes a bus type network for connecting a plurality of terminal communication equipments. A plug-shaped terminating resistance device is detachably provided at an end of the bus line to reduce reflection noise.

Abstract: A chip part (6) is mounted on bus bars (2, 3), and connection portions (6t) of the chip part (6) are soldered to the bus bars (2, 3), respectively. At this time, recesses (10, 11) are beforehand formed respectively in soldering lands of the two spaced-apart bus bars each corresponding to a predetermined solder wetting area. The chip part is soldered to the bus bars in such a manner that the connecting portions are spaced apart from inner edges of these recesses, respectively, thereby forming a solder fillet between at least part of each of the recesses and the corresponding connecting portion of the chip part.

Abstract: In an apparatus for multiplex communication, a bus line constitutes a bus type network for connecting a plurality of terminal communication equipments. A plug-shaped terminating resistance device is detachably provided at an end of the bus line to reduce reflection noise.

Abstract: A chip part (6) is mounted on bus bars (2, 3), and connection portions (6t) of the chip part (6) are soldered to the bus bars (2, 3), respectively. At this time, recesses (10, 11) are beforehand formed respectively in soldering lands of the two spaced-apart bus bars each corresponding to a predetermined solder wetting area. The chip part is soldered to the bus bars in such a manner that the connecting portions are spaced apart from inner edges of these recesses, respectively, thereby forming a solder fillet between at least part of each of the recesses and the corresponding connecting portion of the chip part.

Abstract: A cryogenic refrigerator which is capable of preventing a deterioration in refrigerating performance and which has high efficiency includes: a first compressor; a first expander having at least one accumulator using an accumulating material comprising a rare earth alloy or compound which has a large specific weight at 10K or below or an accumulating material comprising helium; a sub-expansion space which effects further expansion of a working fluid introduced thereto from an expansion space of the first expander; and a second compressor which compresses the working fluid returning from the sub-expansion space.

Abstract: An object of the present invention is to obtain a superconductive magnet, the size of which can be reduced by shortening the radial length of a magnetic device thereof and the refrigerating performance of which can be improved. A cylinder for fastening a refrigerator has an end facing an ambience of helium gas evaporating in a helium chamber and another end which is substantially horizontally fastened to a vacuum chamber. Further, the three-stage regenerative refrigerator is inserted and fastened to the cylinder for fastening the refrigerator. A heat insulator, such as a convection prevention tube, made of a hollow Teflon tube is wound around the outer surface of each stage of the cylinder of the three-stage regenerative refrigerator. The convection prevention tube is enclosed into a gap between the cylinder for fastening the refrigerator and the three-stage regenerative refrigerator without no undesirable gap so that heat convection of the helium gas is prevented.

Abstract: A cryogenic refrigerator which is capable of preventing a deterioration in refrigerating performance and which has high efficiency includes: a first compressor; a first expander having at least one accumulator using an accumulating material comprising a rare earth alloy or compound which has a large specific weight at 10K or below or an accumulating material comprising helium; a sub-expansion space which effects further expansion of a working fluid introduced thereto from an expansion space of the first expander; and a second compressor which compresses the working fluid returning from the sub-expansion space.

Abstract: In a multi-stage cold accumulation type refrigerator including a compressor disposed at an ordinary temperature, a helium gas as a common operating fluid to be compressed by the compressor, and one or more expansion chambers and cold accumulators of different temperature levels; a cold accumulating member of the cold accumulators is formed of an alloy or compound containing a rare earth metal, so that the efficiency of the refrigerator can be improved. Further, a heat generation quantity due to sliding resistance of a seal is set to be smaller than a theoretical generated refrigeration quantity to be obtained on the assumption of isothermal expansion in the expansion chambers, so that the refrigerating capacity can be improved. The refrigerator is applied to a cooling device for cooling a superconducting magnet, SQUID, superconducting computer, infrared telescope, etc.

Abstract: A cold accumulation type refrigerating machine having a high refrigeration efficiency. Rotation output of a stepping motor is converted to a reciprocative motion of a displacement member carrying a cold accumulator and disposed within a cylinder in which first and second closed chambers are defined above and below the displacement member, respectively. A compressed gas discharged from a compressor is introduced into the second closed chamber through the cold accumulator upon opening of a suction valve and undergoes expansion within the second closed chamber, the gas being then fed back to the compressor through the cold accumulator upon opening of an discharge valve, whereupon one cycle of refrigerating operation is completed.

Abstract: According to the present invention there is provided a regenerative refrigerator wherein a gas discharged from a compressor is introduced through a regenerator into a closed chamber whose internal volume changes with movement of a movable member, the movable member being disposed within a cylinder through a predetermined gap between its outer peripheral surface and the inner peripheral surface of the cylinder, and is allowed to expand therein, then is discharged again through the same route. In this regenerative refrigerator, the size, d, of the said gap is set in the range of 1/1000.ltoreq.d/D.ltoreq.1/100 relative to the inside diameter, D, of the cylinders or a gas convection preventing member is disposed in the said gap, or seals which are in contact with the inner peripheral surface of the cylinder are provided on the outer peripheral surfaces of both end portions of the movable member.

Abstract: A cryogenic refrigerator which is capable of preventing a deterioration in refrigerating performance and which has high efficiency includes: a first compressor; a first expander having at least one accumulator using an accumulating material comprising of a rare earth alloy or compound which has a large specific weight at 10 K. or below or an accumulating material comprising of helium; a sub-expansion space which effects further expansion of a working fluid introduced thereto from an expansion space of the first expander; and a second compressor which compresses the working fluid returning from the sub-expansion space.

Abstract: A superconducting magnet which is capable of improving the refrigerating and the assembling characteristics and of composing in small size. A helium vessel 2 contains a cylindrical superconducting coil for cryogenically refrigerating it by liquid helium. A second and a first heat-shields 5 and 6 and a vacuum vessel 4 are coaxially provided so as to surround the helium vessel 2. Over the helium vessel 2, a L-letter shaped duct 50 is provided to be exposed to helium gas atmosphere being evaporated in the helium vessel 2. A refrigerator-mounting cylinder 51 has an end coupled to the L-letter shaped duct 50 through the bellows 52 and is mounted on an end surface of the vacuum vessel 4 substantially in parallel to the axial direction of the superconducting coil. A three-stage cold heat accumulation refrigerator 30 is inserted into and fixed to the refrigerator-mounting cylinder 51 for reliquefying the helium gas having been drawn into the L-letter shaped duct 50 by a third heat state 43.

Abstract: In a multi-stage cold accumulation type refrigerator including a compressor disposed at an ordinary temperature, a helium gas as a common operating fluid to be compressed by the compressor, and one or more expansion chambers and cold accumulators of different temperature levels; a cold accumulating member of the cold accumulators is formed of an alloy or compound containing a rare earth metal, so that the efficiency of the refrigerator can be improved. Further, a heat generation quantity due to sliding resistance of a seal is set to be smaller than a theoretical generated refrigeration quantity to be obtained on the assumption of isothermal expansion in the expansion chambers, so that the refrigerating capacity can be improved. The refrigerator is applied to a cooling device for cooling a superconducting magnet, SQUID, superconducting computer, infrared telescope, etc.

Abstract: In a multi-stage cold accumulation type refrigerator including a compressor disposed at an ordinary temperature, a helium gas as a common operating fluid to be compressed by the compressor, and one or more expansion chambers and cold accumulators of different temperature levels; a cold accumulating member of the cold accumulators is formed of an alloy or compound containing a rare earth metal, so that the efficiency of the refrigerator can be improved. Further, a heat generation quantity due to sliding resistance of a seal is set to be smaller than a theoretical generated refrigeration quantity to be obtained on the assumption of isothermal expansion in the expansion chambers, so that the refrigerating capacity can be improved. The refrigerator is applied to a cooling device for cooling a superconducting magnet, SQUID, superconducting computer, infrared telescope, etc.

Abstract: In a multi-stage cold accumulation type refrigerator including a compressor disposed at an ordinary temperature, a helium gas as a common operating fluid to be compressed by the compressor, and one or more expansion chambers and cold accumulators of different temperature levels; a cold accumulating member of the cold accumulators is formed of an alloy or compound containing a rare earth metal, so that the efficiency of the refrigerator can be improved. Further, a heat generation quantity due to sliding resistance of a seal is set to be smaller than a theoretical generated refrigeration quantity to be obtained on the assumption of isothermal expansion in the expansion chambers, so that the refrigerating capacity can be improved. The refrigerator is applied to a cooling device for cooling a superconducting magnet, SQUID, superconducting computer, infrared telescope, etc.

Abstract: In a multi-stage cold accumulation type refrigerator including a compressor disposed at an ordinary temperature, a helium gas as a common operating fluid to be compressed by the compressor, and one or more expansion chambers and cold accumulators of different temperature levels; a cold accumulating member of the cold accumulators is formed of an alloy or compound containing a rare earth metal, so that the efficiency of the refrigerator can be improved. Further, a heat generation quantity due to sliding resistance of a seal is set to be smaller than a theoretical generated refrigeration quantity to be obtained on the assumption of isothermal expansion in the expansion chambers, so that the refrigerating capacity can be improved. The refrigerator is applied to a cooling device for cooling a superconducting magnet, SQUID, superconducting computer, infrared telescope, etc.