Abstract: An air-conditioning duct structure of an aircraft includes an air-conditioning duct that is provided on each of a starboard side and a port side and guides conditioned air to a vicinity of a ceiling of a cabin in the aircraft. The air-conditioning duct includes a blowout portion and a blowout upstream portion. The blowout portion blows out the conditioned air to the cabin from an outboard side of the ceiling to an inboard side of the ceiling and toward a lower part than the ceiling, and the blowout upstream portion communicates with an upstream side of the blowout portion. In addition, the blowout portion or the blowout upstream portion is curved to cause a terminal end side of the blowout portion to be inclined downward with respect to a horizontal direction.

Abstract: To provide an air conditioning piping structure for an aircraft which can promote mixing of temperature adjusted air and recirculated air flowing into a mixing chamber forming an air conditioning system. An air conditioning piping structure causes temperature adjusted air obtained by an air conditioning apparatus of an aircraft and recirculated air discharged from a pressurized compartment to flow into a mixing chamber which mixes the temperature adjusted air and the recirculated air. This air conditioning piping structure includes a first pipe through which the temperature adjusted air flows, a second pipe through which the recirculated air flows, and which is connected to the first pipe, and a flow passage restricting part configured to apply a resistance to at least one of the temperature adjusted air and the recirculated air in a vicinity of a merging position where the temperature adjusted air and the recirculated air are merged.

Abstract: An air-conditioning duct structure of an aircraft includes an air-conditioning duct that is provided on each of a starboard side and a port side and guides conditioned air to a vicinity of a ceiling of a cabin in the aircraft. The air-conditioning duct includes a blowout portion and a blowout upstream portion. The blowout portion blows out the conditioned air to the cabin from an outboard side of the ceiling to an inboard side of the ceiling and toward a lower part than the ceiling, and the blowout upstream portion communicates with an upstream side of the blowout portion. In addition, the blowout portion or the blowout upstream portion is curved to cause a terminal end side of the blowout portion to be inclined downward with respect to a horizontal direction.

Abstract: Provided is a multilayer heat-insulating material which reduces a deterioration in heat-insulating performance at the periphery of a mounting means for mounting on a mounting subject and which facilitates deformation into a desired shape. This multilayer heat-insulating material comprises a heat-insulating member (2) in which heat-insulating sheets (2a) and spacers (2b) are laminated, an engagement sheet (3) provided adjacent to the heat-insulating member (2), heat-insulating member engagement fixtures (5) for penetrating through and engaging the heat-insulating member (2) and the engagement sheet (3), and a mounting member (4) that is provided on the engagement sheet (3) and that can be removably attached to a mounting subject (9). Engagement of the heat-insulating member engagement fixtures (5) is such that the layers of the heat-insulating member (2) do not adhere to each other.