Abstract: A buffer apparatus, a preprocessing apparatus, a mounting apparatus, a preprocessing method and a mounting method that can reduce bonding failure due to time elapsed from preprocessing of an electronic component and a mounting board to a bonding process. The buffer apparatus of the present embodiment includes a storage 161 that stores a component supply body TW that is a workpiece which is a wafer W diced into an electronic component E attached on a tape T attached to a ring R, and a mounting board BW that is a workpiece on which the electronic component E released from the component supply body TW is mounted after surface processing and/or a cleaning process; a chamber 162 that houses the storage 161; and a storage adjustment unit 163 that adjusts temperature, humidity, and pressure of gas inside the storage 161 independently from the chamber 162.

Abstract: A wire harness for routing in a vehicle in which an exhaust pipe through which exhaust gas flows is attached under a floor, the wire harness including: a first wire to be routed alongside the exhaust pipe; and a second wire to be routed on an opposite side of the first wire to the exhaust pipe, wherein the first wire has: a conductor and an insulation coating covering an outer periphery of the conductor, and a metal tube housing the conductor and the insulation coating.

Abstract: A heat source unit includes: a bottom plate having a wave-like shape including a series of alternating ridge and groove portions; and a pair of support legs located at opposite end portions of the bottom plate, between which the ridge and groove portions extend, the pair of support legs being configured to support the opposite end portions. Each of the support legs has a support portion on which an end portion of the bottom plate is placed, and a wall portion extending upward from the support portion. On an upper surface of the support portion, a recessed portion is formed at a connection part of the wall portion and the support portion. The bottom plate is installed so that an end portion of the bottom plate, to which the ridge and groove portions extend, passes over the recessed portion and abuts against a wall surface of the wall portion.

Abstract: A wire harness for routing in a vehicle in which an exhaust pipe through which exhaust gas flows is attached under a floor, the wire harness including: a first wire to be routed alongside the exhaust pipe; and a second wire to be routed on an opposite side of the first wire to the exhaust pipe, wherein the first wire has: a conductor and an insulation coating covering an outer periphery of the conductor, and a metal tube housing the conductor and the insulation coating.

Abstract: A wire harness for routing in a vehicle in which a pipe through which a liquid flows is attached under a floor, the wire harness including: a first wire to be routed alongside the pipe; and a second wire to be routed in between the first wire and the pipe, and fixed to both the first wire and the pipe, wherein the second wire has: a first section extending along the first wire; and a second section extending along the pipe at a position spaced further from the first wire than is the first section in a direction in which the pipe and the first wire are arranged alongside each other.

Abstract: A wire harness for routing in a vehicle in which an exhaust pipe through which exhaust gas flows is attached under a floor, the wire harness including: a first wire to be routed alongside the exhaust pipe; and a second wire to be routed on an opposite side of the first wire to the exhaust pipe, wherein the first wire has: a conductor and an insulation coating covering an outer periphery of the conductor; and a metal tube housing the conductor and the insulation coating.

Abstract: A wire harness for routing in a vehicle in which a pipe through which a liquid flows is attached under a floor, the wire harness including: a first wire to be routed alongside the pipe; and a second wire to be routed in between the first wire and the pipe, and fixed to both the first wire and the pipe, wherein the second wire has: a first section extending along the first wire; and a second section extending along the pipe at a position spaced further from the first wire than is the first section in a direction in which the pipe and the first wire are arranged alongside each other.

Abstract: A wire harness for routing in a vehicle in which an exhaust pipe through which exhaust gas flows is attached under a floor, the wire harness including: a first wire to be routed alongside the exhaust pipe; and a second wire to be routed on an opposite side of the first wire to the exhaust pipe, wherein the first wire has: a conductor and an insulation coating covering an outer periphery of the conductor; and a metal tube housing the conductor and the insulation coating.

Abstract: A wire harness for routing in a vehicle in which a pipe through which a liquid flows is attached under a floor, the wire harness including: a first wire to be routed alongside the pipe; and a second wire to be routed in between the first wire and the pipe, wherein: the second wire has: a conductor having a rigidity capable of holding a shape thereof; an insulation coating covering an outer periphery of the conductor; a first section extending along the first wire; a second section extending along the pipe at a position spaced further from the first wire than is the first section in a direction in which the pipe and the first wire are arranged alongside each other; and a third section extending between the first section and the second section, and the conductor extends to include the third section.

Abstract: A wire harness for routing in a vehicle in which a pipe through which a liquid flows is attached under a floor, the wire harness including: a first wire to be routed alongside the pipe; and a second wire to be routed in between the first wire and the pipe, wherein the second wire has: a conductor formed by a plurality of conductive wire strands twisted together; a metal tube housing the conductor; a first section extending along the first wire; a second section extending along the pipe at a position spaced further from the first wire than is the first section in a direction in which the pipe and the first wire are arranged alongside each other; and a third section extending between the first section and the second section, and the tube extends to include the third section.