Mitsui Toatsu Chemicals, Incorporated

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Nissan Motor Company Limited

Tokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Ishikawajima-Harima Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Akira Ito

Kouzou Kawashima

Heizo Sasaki

Masahiro Kono

Tadashi Asanuma

Tetsunosuke Shiomura

Masahiro Yoshida

Kenji Iwata

Tetsuya Iwao

Masanori Osawa

Hajime Mori

Kunihiko Kinugasa

Masahiro Kouno

Kazuiki Uchida

Yuichi Motora

Yuki Minato

Kenji Araki

Haruhiko Hata

Takao Tanaka

Yasushi Kobayashi

Kozue Matsukawa

Yuji Danno

Kiyofumi Saiki

Masao Matsui

A bolt fixing device is configured so that a lock cap is pushed up by elastic force of an elastic member and engages upper surface teeth with lower surface teeth, the upper surface teeth being formed on the upper surface of a flange of a lock cap, the lower surface teeth being formed on the lower surface of an engagement flange of a body housing. Thus, the head bolt of a jet pump beam is fixed. With the configuration, when installing an inlet mixer, the head bolt of the jet pump beam is simply and reliably locked against rotation.

Jet pump and bolt fixing device of jet pump beam

A high pressure sodium lamp includes a light permeable ceramic bulb wherein a pair of electrodes are oppositely arranged. One of the electrodes is inserted into one end of a metal tube, the other end of which is pinched. The center line average surface roughness of the inner surface of the metal tube is held below 2 .mu.m for preventing melted sodium-mercury amalgam condensed on the inner surface of the other end of the metal tube from moving along the inner surface of the metal tube by capillary action toward the one end thereof.

High pressure sodium lamp substantially preventing movement of melted

A high pressure metal vapor discharge lamp comprises a light-emitting tube in which a pair of electrodes is enclosed, a starting element including a normally closed-type thermal switch and a resistive member, the starting element generating a pulse by closing and opening switch operations, a connecting element for electrically connecting the starting element to the electrodes, the pulse being applied to the electrodes through the connecting element, and a member including an insulating body provided in vicinity of the thermal switch for causing a conductive portion to be formed on the body, the conductive portion being sufficient to bypass a current supplied to the starting element by repetitions of the switch operations, thereby lowering the pulse voltage.

High pressure metal vapor discharge lamp with starting element

A high-pressure metal vapor discharge lamp comprising an outer tube, a light emitting tube located within the outer tube and made of a light-transmissive ceramics material, and a fuse electrically connected in series with the light emitting tube, in which said fuse has such a blowing characteristic as given by the following equation and at a rated output during the lighting of the lamp the density of a current through the fuse is not more than 23.9 A/mm.sup.2 :

High-pressure metal vapor discharge lamp with characteristic fuse action

A metal vapor discharge lamp has a burner for sealing xenon gas, mercury and a light-emitting additive in a translucent ceramic tube, a starting device of a thermal switch type which has a series circuit of a thermal switch and a coil filament and which is connected in parallel with the burner, and an outer envelope for sealing the burner and the starting device therein. In the lamp, the following inequalities must be satisfied:

Metal vapor discharge lamp having a starting device of a thermal switch

A high pressure metal vapor discharge lamp comprising a discharge tube disposed in an outer jacket; said discharge tube having electrodes and containing a filling comprising a starting rare gas composed primarily of xenon at a pressure from 40 to 200 Torr; means for starting said discharge tube comprising a glow starter comprising a pair of contacts spaced apart not more than 2.5 mm from each other, and containing a gas composed primarily of argon at a pressure of at least 7 Torr; the pressure in said glow starter (P.sub.g) being related to the pressure in the discharge tube (P.sub.i), according to the expression ##EQU1## and a starting electric conductor adapted to contact the discharge tube on starting thereof and to separate from the discharge tube after starting.

High pressure metal vapor discharge lamp

Disclosed is a catalyst for polymerizing .alpha.-olefins which comprises

Catalyst for polymerizing .alpha.-olefins

Stereospecific polymerization of .alpha.-olefins is carried out with use of a catalyst comprising an activated titanium component obtained by treating products of copulverization of magnesium halides and aromatic orthocarboxylic acid esters with titanium halides, an organoaluminum compound and an electron donative compound. .alpha.-Olefin polymers of high stereospecificity are thus obtained with a high polymerization activity.

Process for polymerization of .alpha.-olefins

In producing a low density polyethylene by a slurry copolymerization of ethylene and an .alpha.-olefin with use of a catalyst consisting of a magnesium compound-supported titanium and/or vanadium compound and an organoaluminum compound, a certain amount of ethylene is subject to a pre-polymerization in the presence of said catalyst prior to the copolymerization. Successively, the slurry copolymerization of ethylene and an .alpha.-olefin is effected in a low-boiling diluent to obtain a low density polyethylene of 0.925-0.950 in density, covering various grades in a wide range.

Method for the production of low density copolymers of ethylene

Polymerization of ethylene or .alpha.-olefins using a catalyst comprising a titanium component obtained by copulverizing the starting titanium component of Ziegler catalysts and organoaluminum compound with a small amount of ethylene or .alpha.-olefins, and an organoaluminum component. The titanium catalyst component can be modified by subjecting the copulverized titanium component to a contact with an inert organic solvent or its mixture with a modifier (1) an oxygen-, sulphur-, phosphor-, nitrogen- or silicon- containing organic compound, (2) a combination of such an organic compound and an aluminum halide, (3) an organoaluminum compound or (4) a Lewis acid.

Process for the polymerization of ethylene or alpha-olefins and catalyst

In a warehouse having a plurality of framed storage rack structures arranged parallel along a first coordinate axis to define parallel lanes, each of the structures includes a plurality of columns horizontally spaced along a second coordinate axis and a plurality of racks vertically spaced along a third coordinate axis so that a plurality of storage locations are defined and addressable in terms of the positions on the first, second and third coordinate axes. A first plurality of fire sensors are provided in the storage rack structures to indicate the position of a fire in terms of the first and second coordinate axes. A remote-controlled load-handling structure is provided for each lane for carrying an article to a selected storage location in response to a command signal delivered from a central console through a communication link. A second plurality of fire sensors are mounted on the load-handling structure in positions corresponding to the vertically spaced storage locations. A control circuit is provided to respond to a signal from the first sensors to cause a corresponding load-handling structure to move to a position on the second coordinate axis specified by the first sensors and then to cause a fire extinguisher mounted on the load-handling structure to be elevated to a position on the third coordinate axis in response to the signal from the second sensors.

Fire extinguishing system for warehouses

A catalyst for polymerizing .alpha.-olefins composed of a titanium composition formed by heating a co-comminuted mixture of a magnesium halide and a complex of an aluminum halide and a carboxylic acid ester of the formula R.sup.1 COOR.sup.2, with titanium tetra-chloride; and an organic aluminum compound of the formula AlR.sup.3 mH.sup.3 --m; and optionally added thereto at least one component selected from an alkyl aluminum halide of the formula AlR.sup.4 nX.sub.3 --n; a carboxylic acid ester of the formula R.sup.5 COOR.sup.6 ; and its complex formed with an aluminum halide; is disclosed.

Polymerization of ethylene or .alpha.-olefins is carried out with use of a catalyst comprising a modified titanium component obtained by pulverizing the starting titanium component of Ziegler solid catalysts and subjecting the resultant to a modification treatment through contact with an inert organic solvent or a mixture thereof with a modifier, and an organoaluminum component. The pulverized product of the starting titanium component is pulverized together with an organoaluminum compound and a small amount of ethylene or .alpha.-olefins thereby controlling the particle size distribution.

Process for the polymerization of ethylene or .alpha.-olefins and

To facilitate high speed weaving, the size of all or some of the openings formed in a plurality of air guide comb teeth may be stepwisely increased, decreased or increased and then decreased and/or the angle of inclination of the frusto-conical surfaces which define the openings may be decreased in the case where the openings are decreased in size and vice versa.

Air jet loom with improved air guiding comb

Ethylene is polymerized or copolymerized with an .alpha.-olefin in the presence of a catalyst consisting of

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Yokohama, Japan

Akira Ito