Control device adjusts exhaust flows to create pressure gradients for conditioned air transfer between carriages.
A rail vehicle air-conditioning system places refrigerant assemblies outside the comfort ventilation ducting to prevent flammable gas ingress into the passenger compartment.
A unitary railway air conditioning unit integrates internal refrigerant circuits to reduce installation time and improve labor efficiency.
An underfloor air-conditioner ejects outdoor air longitudinally to cool an adjacent propulsion device.
Periodic coolant flow through a heater core eliminates blend doors and mixing chambers, reducing HVAC module size while maintaining cabin heating performance.
A deterioration diagnosis apparatus standardizes measurement conditions for train devices to ensure consistent data acquisition.
Tapered duct passages precondition fluid entering a foam metal core, resolving weight-volume trade-offs while maintaining high heat rejection capability.
Ceiling panel sections channel cooled air to eliminate temperature gradients and ensure consistent cooling across perishable goods.
A rail vehicle seat base integrates an exhaust port and sound absorbing member to redirect airflow through a return flow path structure.
Concentric fan and heat exchanger units resolve the size versus capacity trade-off in agricultural vehicle cabs, ensuring uniform temperature distribution.
Tapered circulation duct directs conditioned air into a mixing enclosure, reducing temperature differences between blown and room air.
A railway vehicle power storage unit heats up via an onboard power conversion system discharging pre-stored energy below a predetermined threshold.
A heat storage unit buffers thermal energy from rail vehicle air conditioning systems, reducing electrical consumption on non-electrified routes.
Asymmetric vent ratios on a vehicle electronic device cover maintain thermal radiation while enabling convective cooling through side wall openings.
Elastic deformation of plate-shaped bars generates internal reaction force to prevent rattling, eliminating welding and reducing assembly complexity.
Liquid circulation and ground-level outlets reduce device bulkiness while maintaining effective air distribution in public transport vehicles.
Air guide ducts capture traveling air and route it between fins to resolve uneven cooling caused by complex internal airflow patterns.