Patent classifications
B28B11/007
SEALED HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE
A sealed honeycomb structure may include porous walls dividedly forming inlet cells and outlet cells extending from an end surface of an inlet side to an end surface of an outlet side, inlet and outlet side sealing portion 5b, and an inlet side sealing portion, wherein at least one outlet cell is a reinforced cell where a reinforcing part 6 for reinforcing the outlet cell 2b is formed at at least one corner portion 21a at which the walls on a cross-section vertical to an extending direction of the cell cross each other, wherein the inlet cell is a non-reinforced cell where the reinforcing part is not formed at all the corner portions at which the walls on the cross-section vertical to the extending direction of the cell cross each other, and wherein the reinforcing parts 6 of the reinforced cells 22 are formed at a section of the honeycomb structure from the end surface of the outlet side in the extending direction of the cell.
Sealed honeycomb structure
A sealed honeycomb structure may include porous walls dividedly forming inlet cells and outlet cells extending from an end surface of an inlet side to an end surface of an outlet side, inlet and outlet side sealing portion 5b, and an inlet side sealing portion, wherein at least one outlet cell is a reinforced cell where a reinforcing part 6 for reinforcing the outlet cell 2b is formed at at least one corner portion 21a at which the walls on a cross-section vertical to an extending direction of the cell cross each other, wherein the inlet cell is a non-reinforced cell where the reinforcing part is not formed at all the corner portions at which the walls on the cross-section vertical to the extending direction of the cell cross each other, and wherein the reinforcing parts 6 of the reinforced cells 22 are formed at a section of the honeycomb structure from the end surface of the outlet side in the extending direction of the cell.
Catalytic converter and fabrication method thereof
A catalyst unit may include a carrier, a channel opening portion through which exhaust gas passes, a skin portion that is formed along a circumference and integrally formed with the channel opening portion, and a skin addition portion that is formed with a second thickness on an outside surface of the skin portion. A fabrication device of the catalyst unit may include a container, a masking member, and an elastic member, wherein plugging material flows through opened channels and does not contact the masking member. A manufacturing method of the catalyst unit may include covering the masking member and inserting plugging material into an opened channel. A channel corresponding to a dead zone is plugged and the catalyst coating layer is not formed in the plugged channels, thus reducing the cost of the catalyst.
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, BASE STATION DEVICE, AND METHOD
A communication system includes a relay device configured to relay data between a terminal device and a network through at least one of a first base station device, a second base station device and a third base station device, the first base station device and the second base station device being included in a first network group, and the third base station device being included in a second network group, and a control device configured to control the relay device, wherein the second base station device is configured to transmit, to the relay device, information for setting a path of the data when the terminal device executes a handover from the first base station device to the second base station device, and transmit, to the control device, the information when the terminal device executes the handover from the third base station device to the second base station device.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING PLUGGED HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE
The present invention includes recognizing, as positions of outermost circumferential cells, positions each of which is calculated from an average cell pitch of usual cells and each of which is present on an inner side from a circumference of an end face of a honeycomb structure; disposing, on the basis of the recognition, virtual perforation regions at positions on a sheet which correspond to the outermost circumferential cells to be plugged, each of the virtual perforation regions being divided into a plurality of squares; and performing perforation processing of perforating at least one of a plurality of squares in each of the virtual perforation regions. Positions and a number of squares to be perforated in each of the virtual perforation regions are individually set in accordance with each of the positions of the outermost circumferential cells to be plugged to which each of the virtual perforation regions corresponds.
Method for manufacturing cylindrical honeycomb fired body
A method for manufacturing a cylindrical honeycomb fired body including: preparing a cylindrical honeycomb formed body; obtaining a cylindrical honeycomb dried body by drying the cylindrical honeycomb formed body; calculating predetermined parameters (E.sub.AVE1, E.sub.AVE2, E.sub.AVE3 and E.sub.AVE4) from average values of distance between a center of gravity position O and an outer peripheral contour in a plurality of predetermined angle ranges; specifying a minimum value of the predetermined parameters; obtaining a cylindrical honeycomb fired body by placing the cylindrical honeycomb dried body on a shelf plate and firing it while passing it through a continuous firing furnace, such that the direction in which the cells of the cylindrical honeycomb dried body extend vertically, and a particular location on the outer peripheral side surface determined according to the minimum value is positioned at the front.
HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
A honeycomb structure includes a plurality of cell channels passing through an inside of the honeycomb structure and partitioned by porous partition walls, wherein the honeycomb structure includes 80.0 to 94.0% by mass of cordierite as a main crystalline phase and ceria contained in a secondary crystalline phase; the porous partition walls have a porosity of 60% or more as measured by a mercury porosimetry; and for the porous partition walls, a cumulative 10% pore diameter (D10), a cumulative 50% pore diameter (D50) and a cumulative 90% pore diameter (D90) from a small pore side satisfy a relationship (D90D10)/D501.2, in a volume-based cumulative pore diameter distribution as measured by the mercury porosimetry.