Abstract: A refrigerant distributor includes: a first introduction pipe configured to be open at a first end and closed at a second end and to cause refrigerant to flow from the first end toward the second end; a second introduction pipe configured to be closed in ends on both upstream and downstream sides and to cause the refrigerant to flow in a direction opposite to a refrigerant flow direction in the first introduction pipe; a plurality of branch pipes connected in series along a refrigerant flow direction on the second introduction pipe; and an adjusting pipe configured to connect the first introduction pipe and the second introduction pipe.

Abstract: A refrigerant distributor includes: a first introduction pipe configured to be open at a first end and closed at a second end and to cause refrigerant to flow from the first end toward the second end; a second introduction pipe configured to be closed in ends on both upstream and downstream sides and to cause the refrigerant to flow in a direction opposite to a refrigerant flow direction in the first introduction pipe; a plurality of branch pipes connected in series along a refrigerant flow direction on the second introduction pipe; and an adjusting pipe configured to connect the first introduction pipe and the second introduction pipe.

Abstract: Real-time and accurate detection of the concentration of hydrogen peroxide vapor supplied into a treatment vessel is made possible by a method and apparatus that permits efficient and effective sterilization, disinfection, or the like with hydrogen peroxide vapor. The concentration of hydrogen peroxide vapor in a treatment vessel is detected by a semiconductor gas sensor in a treatment system where an object to be treated is brought into contact with hydrogen peroxide vapor in a treatment vessel with the pressure fixed at a constant level.