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Air-Conditioning Unit Microcomputer Air-Conditioning Controller Air-Conditioning Inverter
About 200 years have passed since the world saw the first steam locomotive.
About 50 years have passed since the first air-conditioners were mounted on rail cars in Japan.
With advances in science and technology as well as social and industrial reforms, traffic systems have been evolved and grown in different ways. Operating at the cutting edge, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation calls on its broadly diverse component technologies and systems know-how in its commitment to achieving system integration and meeting the limitless expectations of technologies for next-generation traffic systems.
ROTARY
Low-capacity compressors for low-power air-conditioners.
The horizontal type for lower-profile air-conditioning units widely mounted on subway cars.Horizontal type
Vertical type
SCROLL
Low-vibration low-noise compressors with scrolls used at the compressing component.
Used in high-power air-conditioners among those for rail cars.
The horizontal type is mainly used in rooftop air-conditioning units to reduce height.Horizontal type
Vertical type
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Analysis of Interior Temperature and Air Flow When it comes to rail car air-conditioners, we conduct analyses of the distribution of the interior temperature and of airflow.
Airflow analysis technologies with CAE
Exterior airflow and its analysis model for a ceiling mounted unit for high-speed trains Analysis of airflow from a floor mounted unit for high speed trains and on airflow from a floor mounted unit for the new Shinkansen model Analysis of interior temperature and airflow and on interior temperature and airflow in subway cars ![]()
Presentation Details on Applied Analysis and Structural Analysis We perform analyses on stress or vibration applied to the cover, the frame or piping when an air-conditioning unit is designed.
Analysis of stress and deformation of the cover (study on reinforcement) Analysis of stress and deformation of the frame Analysis of stress and deformation of the piping