Kioritz Corporation

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Yokogawa Electric Corporation

Daiwa Can Company

Other

Research Development Corporation of Japan

Akira Nagashima

Shinichi Hakamada

Shinichi Tochihara

Makoto Aoki

Kumiko Mafune

Shoji Koike

Masako Udagawa

Sadayuki Sugama

Osamu Nishiwaki

Tadashige Kondo

Keisuke Ishii

Toshio Taomo

Kenji Aono

Hiroaki Koga

Mayumi Yamamoto

Yasuo Saito

Fujio Sasaki

Hiroyuki Ishinaga

Masami Ikeda

Toshio Kashino

Seiichiro Karita

Hitoshi Yoshino

Shinichi Sato

Masahiro Haruta

Hiromichi Noguchi

Koromo Shirota

Nobuyuki Kuwabara

Mikio Sanada

Koichiro Nakamura

Yoshifumi Hattori

Akira Miura

Yoshihisa Takizawa

Masaya Asao

Yoshie Asakawa

Masatsune Kobayashi

Kenji Nakajima

Chie Sato

Hisashi Inaga

Hisashi Teraoka

Junichi Akaike

Kyoko Fukushima

Eriko Saito

Isao Uchida

Junichi Hiraizumi

Sin Ou

Tsutomu Abe

Kiyomitsu Kudo

Masahiko Higuma

Takayuki Ishikawa

Takayuki Yamamoto

Teruo Arashima

Yoichi Taneya

Aya Yoshihira

Keiichi Murai

Tsuyoshi Eida

Masashi Ogasawara

Fujio Kobayashi

Tokuya Ohta

Ryuichi Arai

Takao Yamamoto

Ryuji Katsuragi

Minako Kawabe

Kazutaka Terashima

Takeshi Ohno

Hiromasa Miyata

Masahiko Tonogaki

Shigeyuki Kimura

Yuichi Sakuraba

Susumu Miyashita

Osamu Tada

Takanobu Tasaki

Hitoshi Sasaki

Toshio Iino

Takahisa Kawamura

Hidehiko Wada

Toshihiro Asano

Tetsuya Takatomi

Hiroshi Takahashi

Shunsuke Nakadate

Masako Negishi

Tetsuya Ohtani

Tsutomu Ogata

Eiji Tokizaki

Masahito Arima

Makoto Takami

Tamotsu Ueda

Yuichi Kashiyama

Toshiharu Yamakawa

Ryutaro Okano

Akira Noguchi

Yoshiki Hamai

Shohji Koike

Toshiaki Nakayama

Yuya Kawasaki

Kazumi Okubo

Akira Sato

Kazuya Hanada

Masami (deceased) Ikeda

Nobuhide Satou

Norihisa Kawashima

An aluminum-canned wine comprising: an aluminum can including an aluminum sheet, a resin film provided on a surface of the aluminum sheet which faces an internal space of the aluminum can, and an adhesive layer interposed between the aluminum sheet and the resin film and bonding the aluminum sheet and the resin film together, wherein the resin film includes a first resin layer as a topmost layer and a second resin layer containing a dimer acid-copolymerized polyester resin, and wherein at least one of the resin layers constituting the resin film, and/or the adhesive layer contains calcium carbonate; and a wine enclosed in the aluminum can and containing 4.3 mg/L or less of molecular SOand 350 mg/L or less of chloride ions.

Aluminum-canned wine and aluminum can to be filled with wine

A method for determining a reference value of a wine for feasibility of filling an aluminum can, the method comprising: acquiring a pH, an alcohol concentration, and a free sulfite concentration for multiple kinds of wines; calculating a molecular SOconcentration of each of the multiple kinds of wines from acquired values of the pH, the alcohol concentration, and the free sulfite concentration; enclosing the multiple kinds of wines into aluminum cans of an identical type, respectively, thereby obtaining multiple kinds of canned wines; putting the multiple kinds of canned wines in storage and evaluating quality of the canned wines after the storage; and determining an upper limit value of the molecular SOconcentration based on an evaluation result obtained from the evaluating.

Method for determining reference value of wine for feasibility of filling aluminum can, method for checking feasibility of filling aluminum can with wine, and method for producing aluminum-canned wine

A syringe receptacle includes a base portion including a communication hole formed such that an injection needle of a syringe is insertable; a container airtightly provided on the base portion; a space forming portion provided on the base portion and forming a space which is connected to the communication hole and an inside of the container; a first valve portion provided between the communication hole and the space, and configured to restrict a movement of a fluid from the space to the communication hole; and a second valve portion provided between the space and the inside of the container, and configured to restrict a movement from the inside of the container to the space.

Valved syringe receptacle

A network control system for packet-transmitting a manipulated variable (MV), calculated from a deviation between a variable from a sensor measuring a physical quantity of a controlled object plant and a set value at a known sampling period, to an actuator provided on the plant side via a network, and causing the actuator to provide the MV to the plant. The system includes: an MV complementing unit that provides a complementary value of the MV to the actuator when an error occurs in a packet transmission; an MV buffering unit that answers back trend data of the MV provided to the plant from the actuator or the complementary value being complemented by the MV compensating unit for the actuator, to the controller via the network; and an MV compensating unit that corrects a calculation of the MV of the controller based on the trend data or the complementary value being answered.

Network control system

A field device connected to a network includes: a storage section; a communication section for performing communication via the network; and an arithmetic control section for controlling the field device entirely by executing a main task under an execution environment, and controlling an operation mechanism that operates under the execution environment. The operation mechanism assigns a group identifier, a unique address space and a unique name space to an additional task being started.

Field device and system employing the same

The present invention relates to a water-based fluorescent ink for the purpose of measurement or judgment of the fluorescence emission in a visible light region by an excitation wavelength in a predetermined ultraviolet range, containing water, a coloring material dissolved or dispersed in water, and an organic solvent, having a plurality of fluorescent groups in the coloring material structure of the coloring material, and using a water-soluble coloring material having a sulfonic acid group as the water-soluble group in the state of a free acid, capable of improving the water resistance and the light resistance, dramatically increasing the content of the fluorescent coloring material in the ink, which has conventionally been included only by a small amount in the ink due to the concentration quenching problem, obtaining preferable fluorescence emission and water resistance of the recorded image, and providing preferable adhesion resistance to the recording medium of the coloring material and reliability.

Water-based fluorescent ink, recorded image using the same, and judging method

The invention relates to a surface-modified inorganic pigment which has an inorganic pigment having acid function and an amorphous body located on the surface of the inorganic pigment having acid function and formed by at least a divalent or higher-valent metal and an anion component in a state where the inorganic pigment and the amorphous body do not chemically bond to each other, and which does not exhibit acid function.

Surface-modified inorganic pigment, colored surface-modified inorganic pigment, recording medium and production processes thereof, and image forming method and recorded image

The present invention relates to a pigment dispersion having an inorganic pigment dispersed therein, characterized in that a metal compound adheres to the inorganic pigment and a metal ion concentration of the metal compound in the pigment dispersion does not exceed 0.05 mol/L.

Pigment dispersion and inkjet recording medium using the same

The invention provides an ink which has a higher fixation of a recorded matter, is more excellent in stability and reliability of the ink, and allows a recorded matter of high image quality to be obtained stably, a recorded image, an inkjet recording method, and devices using such an ink. The invention provides an aqueous ink including micromicelles which are dispersed in a transparent single phase in water, characterized in that the micromicelles are comprised of a combination of two or more surfactants which exhibit an opaque or translucent dispersed state in water and a compound having an alkyl group and having only a hydroxyl group as a water-soluble group, and an inkjet recording method, devices and a recorded image, using the aqueous ink.

Aqueous ink, ink cartridge using the same, inkjet printing method and recorded matter

The present invention makes improvements in a mobile communication system that performs a communication via a communication network provided in a mobile body to execute a data transfer. The present system comprises a plurality of nodes, a path control device which receives data from the nodes respectively, selects a path for the data transfer on the communication network, and outputs the data, first optical fibers which connect each of the nodes and the path control device and transfer the data, and second optical fibers provided in parallel with the first optical fibers. In the present system, the path control device communicates with the node via the second optical fiber when a failure occurs in the first optical fiber.

Mobile communication system

In a forward error correction method and a forward error correction addition apparatus, error correction is performed on the basis of data, to which forward error correction code is added, transmitted through a network to output decoded data. The data transmitted through the network includes information bits represented by an information bit matrix with n rows and m columns (n, m are natural numbers), and redundancy bits represented by an odd number of redundancy information bit rows and an odd number of redundancy information bit columns based on the information bit matrix, which are provided in the row direction and in the column direction of the information bit matrix respectively. The redundancy bits are the forward error correction code.

Forward error correction method and communication method, and forward error correction code addition apparatus and communication apparatus

A fluorescent recorded image and an image forming method capable of achieving the compatibility between fluorescence intensity and recorded matter density are provided. The image is composed of multiple layers formed from fluorescent ink, or preferably fluorescent ink containing a surfactant. The method includes superimposing the fluorescent ink to form the fluorescent image.

Method of forming fluorescent image, fluorescent image, and ink-jet recording method

The invention is to provide an aqueous ink, a recorded image and a recording method capable of improving an image fastness and a color-developing property of a recorded image, and is featured in that components of the aqueous ink are so prepared as to realize, at least on a surface portion of a recording medium, a fixed state of an ink droplet in which a contour portion of a second coloring material is formed around a central portion in which a first coloring material is fixed.

Aqueous fluorescent ink, image recording method and recorded image

The present invention provides a fluorescence ink having a high fluorescence intensity, and an ink jet recording method using the same. The ink contains a first fluorescent coloring material that emits fluorescence at a predetermined fluorescence wavelength to be used for measurement or determination with excitation at a predetermined excitation wavelength, a second fluorescent coloring material that emits fluorescence on excitation at the predetermined excitation wavelength, where the excitation spectrum of the first coloring material in the ink to obtain the fluorescence at the predetermined emission wavelength has a peak wavelength range next to the predetermined fluorescence wavelength, and the emission fluorescence spectrum of the second coloring material has an emission wavelength region substantially including at least the above peak wavelength range.

Print ink containing a plurality of fluorescent coloring materials and inkjet recording method

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Tokyo, Japan

Akira Nagashima