Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a manual air control device for a gas burner including a handle; a handle drive shaft connected to the handle; a first moving block and a second moving block coupled to the handle drive shaft at positions spaced apart from each other; a first horizontal frame connecting the first moving block and an upper door; and a second horizontal frame connecting the second moving block and a lower door. According to the operation of the handle, the first and second moving blocks move toward or away from each other, thereby adjusting an air passage channel formed between the upper door and the lower door.
Abstract: Disclosed is a nozzle for cold spray and a cold spray apparatus using the same. The nozzle for cold spray includes a hollow-type nozzle section. The nozzle section includes a convergence inlet section in which the cross-sectional area is converging, a throat area connected to the convergence end point of the inlet section, and an outlet section connected to the end point of the throat area. The nozzle for cold spray is provided with a spray tube located inside the convergence inlet section, the spray tube having a spray hole formed at its end point in such a way as to be placed at the throat area or the outlet section beyond the throat area. The speed of the powder flow at the outlet end point of the outlet section reaches 300-1,200 m/s.
Abstract: A gas-removing device serves to remove impurity gases from the air supplied to a fuel cell via an air supply system. The gas-removing device includes a porous material and an alternate adsorption membrane. The porous material has micropores formed therein in order to absorb impurity gas particles contained in the air. The alternate adsorption membrane is formed on the inner walls of the micropores of the porous material in order to further adsorb and retain at least one type of impurity gas particles from among the impurity gas particles absorbed by the porous material. The alternate adsorption membrane includes at least one positively charged layer and at least one negatively charged layer laid alternately to one another.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 14, 2005
Date of Patent:
April 21, 2009
Assignees:
Toyota Boshoku Kabushiki Kaisha, SNT Co., Ltd.