Abstract: An air conditioner which includes a compressor, an outdoor heat exchanger, an outdoor expansion valve, and an indoor heat exchanger that have been successively connected by a pipeline, and in which a hydrofluoroolefin-containing refrigerant is to be used, the air conditioner being characterized in that an oxygen adsorption device in which a synthetic zeolite is used as an adsorbent has been disposed somewhere in the pipeline, the synthetic zeolite having a pore diameter which is larger than the size of the oxygen molecule but smaller than the size of the hydrofluoroolefin molecule.

Abstract: The present invention is an air conditioner which includes a compressor, an outdoor heat exchanger, an outdoor expansion valve, and an indoor heat exchanger that have been successively connected by a pipeline, and in which a hydrofluoroolefin-containing refrigerant is to be used, the air conditioner being characterized in that an oxygen adsorption device in which a synthetic zeolite is used as an adsorbent has been disposed somewhere in the pipeline, the synthetic zeolite having a pore diameter which is larger than the size of the oxygen molecule but smaller than the size of the hydrofluoroolefin molecule.

Abstract: A refrigerating unit capable of optimum operation with respect to load by finely changing the operating capacity in response to changes in load, and offering energy saving effects. The refrigerating unit has a scroll type inverter-driven compressor and scroll type constant-speed compressors; a pressure sensor installed on the suction side; a circuit for starting the inverter-driven compressor first; and a circuit for deciding the driving frequency of the compressor and the number of constant-speed compressors to operate, based on a suction pressure value detected by the pressure sensor after the compressor was started.

Abstract: A refrigerating apparatus comprising a refrigerating cycle having compressors, a condenser, a liquid receiver, expansion valves and evaporators; and a suction pressure sensor for detecting a pressure on suction sides of the compressors; wherein when the suction pressure has at least a capacity-up pressure value, it causes an increase in the number of compressors being operated or the operating frequency; and wherein when a time period, in which the suction pressure remains in at least the capacity-up pressure value, and a time period, in which the suction pressure remains in at most the capacity-down pressure value, are compared with each other and calculated, and the latter time period is longer than the former time period, at least one of the capacity-up pressure value and the capacity-down pressure value is made larger than said each pressure value.

Abstract: A refrigerating apparatus comprising a refrigerating cycle having compressors, a condenser, a liquid receiver, expansion valves and evaporators; and a suction pressure sensor for detecting a pressure on suction sides of the compressors; wherein when the suction pressure has at least a capacity-up pressure value, it causes an increase in the number of compressors being operated or the operating frequency; and wherein when a time period, in which the suction pressure remains in at least the capacity-up pressure value, and a time period, in which the suction pressure remains in at most the capacity-down pressure value, are compared with each other and calculated, and the latter time period is longer than the former time period, at least one of the capacity-up pressure value and the capacity-down pressure value is made larger than said each pressure value.

Abstract: A refrigerating unit capable of optimum operation with respect to load by finely changing the operating capacity in response to changes in load, and offering energy saving effects. The refrigerating unit has a scroll type inverter-driven compressor and scroll type constant-speed compressors; a pressure sensor installed on the suction side; a circuit for starting the inverter-driven compressor first; and a circuit for deciding the driving frequency of the compressor and the number of constant-speed compressors to operate, based on a suction pressure value detected by the pressure sensor after the compressor was started.

Abstract: A refrigerating unit capable of optimum operation with respect to load by finely changing the operating capacity in response to changes in load, and offering energy saving effects. The refrigerating unit has a scroll type inverter-driven compressor and scroll type constant-speed compressors; a pressure sensor installed on the suction side; a circuit for starting the inverter-driven compressor first; and a circuit for deciding the driving frequency of the compressor and the number of constant-speed compressors to operate, based on a suction pressure value detected by the pressure sensor after the compressor was started.

Abstract: An apparatus for recording the information content of an electrical signal on the surface of a light sensitive medium by means of a plurality of scan traces across said medium comprises a source for providing a light beam of high intensity modulated in accordance with electrical information supplied thereto, an actuator for actuating the source means and generating sync signals, the frequency of the sync signals being altered in accordance with variations in scanning speeds of the light beam to impinge on the medium, a reflector having a plurality of contiguous reflective faces rotatable about a central axis, a rotation device for rotating said reflector about said central axis; and a lens, disposed between said source and said reflector, for receiving and passing through said light beam.