Abstract: In a power receiving system, a network transformer, a protector breaker and a current detector are connected between the load side of each of a plurality of network lines and a network bus, a breaker is connected to the primary side of the network transformer, the current detector being operative to detect an accident current on the secondary side of the network transformer, and relays or an operation controller is provided which is responsive to the detection signal to open the breaker and protector breaker to switch off accident currents on the primary and secondary sides of the network transformer, whereby the protective range is so expanded as to cover a line section between the network transformer and the protector breaker and the scale of the overall power receiving system is reduced.

Abstract: A transformer apparatus whose transformer and a plurality of circuit-breakers are individually accommodated in a plurality of different casings. The casings are stacked one above each other in a plurality of stages with gaps between two subsequent casings and between the casing in the lowermost stage and the floor surface on which the apparatus is mounted. When a specific casing among the plurality of casings which is in an intermediate stage is to be dismounted, support columns are disposed on the outside of the specific casing with their respective ends inserted into the relevant gaps in such a manner that the support columns support the upper subsequent casing, thereby enabling the intermediate casing to be dismounted and remounted.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is provided comprising a flexible substrate and a ferromagnetic metal thin film layer on the substrate primarily comprising cobalt. When coercive force is measured by changing the measuring direction in a plane defined by a longitudinal direction of the substrate and a direction normal to the major surface of the substrate, the following relationship is met:(Hc.sub.max -Hc.sub.min)/Hc(O).ltoreq.0.9where Hc.sub.max is the maximum of the coercive force, Hc.sub.min is the minimum of the coercive force, and Hc(O) is a coercive force in the longitudinal direction of the substrate. The medium has in average at least 10.sup.5 /a.sup.2 protrusions per square millimeter of the surface, the protrusions having a height of 30 to 300 .ANG., where a is the distance as expressed in .mu.m of a gap in a magnetic head across which the medium is passed for recording and reproducing operation. The filling ratio of the ferromagnetic metal thin film layer is at least 0.7.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is coated, over its magnetic layer, with a thin film of a siloxane-linkage-containing polymer. The magnetic layer consists of a thin film formed by vacuum evaporation or sputtering or by dispersion of a ferromagnetic metal powder in a binder. The polymer having the siloxane linkage is prepared by polymerizing an organo-silicon compound which either inherently possesses the linkage or is capable of producing it. The polymerization is preferably effected by the plasma polymerization technique.

Abstract: In a magnetic recording medium comprising a length of a non-magnetic plastic substrate and a magnetic thin layer of Co or Co-Ni or Co-Ni-Cr formed thereon, when the coercive force of the medium is measured by changing the measuring direction in a plane defined by a longitudinal direction of the substrate and a direction normal to the major surface of the substrate, the following relationship is met:(Hc.sub.max -Hc.sub.min)/Hc(0).ltoreq.0.9where Hc.sub.max is the maximum coercive force, Hc.sub.min is the minimum coercive force, and Hc(0) is a coercive force in the longitudinal direction of the substrate.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium having a subbing metal layer formed by sputtering under a thin magnetic layer formed by vapor deposition possesses excellent magnetic properties and high surface hardness. The presence of the subbing layer improves the adhesion of the thin magnetic layer to the support.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium comprises a base, a thin ferromagnetic metal film, and a plasma-polymerized organic material layer sandwiched between them. The plasma-polymer is made of an organic metal and the layer is not less than 10 .ANG. thick. The ferromagnetic metal film is composed mainly of a cobalt-nickel alloy and formed by vacuum deposition.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium has plural magnetic layers on a non-magnetic substrate. The magnetic particles are orientated in substantially the same tilt direction for major axes of the particles in each magnetic layer and in cross tilt directions for major axes of the particles in the adjacent magnetic layers.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium comprises a thin metallic magnetic layer on a non-magnetic substrate wherein said thin metallic magnetic layer is made of cobalt, nickel and chromium.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium having a ferromagnetic layer formed by oblique vapor deposition wherein the residual magnetic flux density in the width direction of the recording medium is larger than the residual magnetic flux density in the longitudinal direction shows the SN ratio in a practical level at recording in the width direction.

Abstract: A thin metallic layer type magnetic recording medium having thin metallic layers in a structure comprises a layer in which a tilt angle of a metallic particle direction to the normal line to said substrate gradually increases depending upon an increase of a distance from said substrate; and a layer in which a tilt angle of a metallic particle direction to the normal line to said substrate gradually decreases depending upon an increase of a distance from said substrate.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium having multi-layer structure of two or more thin metallic layers on a substrate. The orientations of metallic particles are different for each of said thin metallic layers.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is prepared by a tilt vapor deposition of magnetic particles from a vapor thereof on a substrate running along a peripheral surface of a cylindrical can in vacuum wherein plural cans are used to deposit said magnetic particles at substantially the same tilt angle on each of said cans.