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An oil cooler including a plurality of core plates stacked on each other, the plurality of core plates each including a base wall and a circumferential wall formed along an entire outer periphery of the base wall, and oil passages and cooling water passages alternately arranged in the direction of stacking the core plates. The core plates include at least a first core plate and a second core plate that is different from the first core plate in construction. The circumferential wall of the second core plate has a height being varied along a circumferential direction of the base wall. The circumferential wall of the second core plate is partially higher than the circumferential wall of the first core plate.

A cation exchange membrane which shows suppressed deterioration of the strength of the membrane in the upper portion of an electrolytic cell when the membrane is employed in the electrolytic cell and used for a long term, which can perform electrolysis with good production efficiency, and which can be produced simply with low cost; its production process and; such an electrolytic cell; are provided.A cation exchange membrane to be used for an electrolytic cell, which has a laminate structure comprising a first layer containing a fluoropolymer having sulfonic groups and a second layer containing a fluoropolymer having carboxylic groups and adjacent to the first layer, and which has a rectangular shape with a constant thickness;wherein the cation exchange membrane has an attachment region along one (or each) of opposed sides of the cation exchange membrane and a main region other than the attachment region;the value of the ratio (the thickness of the second layer) / (the total thickness of the first and second layers) in the attachment region is larger than the value of the ratio in the main region. Further, its production process and an electrolytic cell to which the cation exchange membrane is attached.

An electric driving device, in which a sensor magnet is fixed to a first end section of the rotation shaft of a motor. A sensor device has a rotation sensor for detecting the magnetic field of the sensor magnet. The rotation sensor faces the sensor magnet along the axial direction of the rotation shaft. A control unit mounted on the motor has an inverter circuit connected to the armature coil of the motor via a plurality of power supply wires. The inverter circuit is disposed, with respect to the axial direction of the rotation shaft, at a position further from the sensor magnet than the rotation sensor. A shield plate comprising a magnetic material is disposed between the rotation sensor and the inverter circuit.

The present invention provides, as a material superior in heat resistance in a hot environment where the maximum temperature of the exhaust gas becomes 750 to 900° C., ferritic stainless steel sheet superior in heat resistance in a broad temperature region of 750 to 900° C. with long term stability by a smaller amount of addition of Mo than SUS444 containing about 2% of expensive Mo, that is, ferritic stainless steel sheet superior in heat resistance characterized by containing, by mass %, C: 0.01% or less, N: 0.02% or less, Si: 0.05 to 1%, Mn: 0.1 to 2%, Cr: 10 to 30%, Mo: 0.1 to 1%, Cu: 1 to 2%, Nb: 0.2 to 0.7%, Ti: 0.01 to 0.3%, and B: 0.0002 to 0.0050%, having a balance of Fe and unavoidable impurities, and having a 0.2% yield strength at 750° C. of 70 MPa or more.

In a heat exchanger having a core portion in which aluminum flat tubes and aluminum fins are disposed alternatively and brazed with each other, each fin has one side portion located at one side of the tube and the other side portion located at the other side of the tube. The one side portion of the fin is higher in pitting potential than the other side portion of the fin, and the pitting potential difference between the one side portion of the fin and the other side portion of the fin is 40 to 200 mV. The pitting potential difference can be formed by the Zn concentration difference in the aluminum alloy constituting the fin.

A polar functional group is added onto a surface of a metallic member (1). A resin member (2) contains an adhesive functional group. The adhesive functional group and the polar functional group attract each other. A method for joining the metallic member (1) and the resin member (2) to each other includes a heating a junction between the metallic member (1) and the resin member (2) while pressing the metallic member (1) and the resin member (2) against each other with first load, maintaining temperature of the junction higher than melting temperature of a resin that structures the resin member (2) while pressing the metallic member (1) and the resin member (2) with each other with second load smaller than the first load, and cooling the junction to temperature lower than the melting temperature while pressing the metallic member and the resin member against each other with third load larger than the second load.