Chiyoda Corporation

International Business Machines Corporation

Tonen Corporation

Hideki Sugiyama

Takeshi Minami

Noriyuki Yoneda

Akihisa Yamaguchi

Fumihiko Uemura

Kazuhiko Hamato

Chieko Nagasawa

Sachio Asaoka

Kazushige Kawamura

Minoru Uchida

Kentaro Aoki

Yukinobu Moriya

Dai Takeda

Naoto Shimizu

Osamu Togari

Ryuichi Kanai

Katsuhiko Shimada

Ikuo Ohta

Yoshihiro Nakagawa

Mamoru Iwasaki

The present invention provides a system which maintains a function of monitoring and controlling a network regardless of an increase of data to be downloaded by a computer whose access to the network is restricted. The system includes: a first interface for transmitting and receiving data to and from the network; a second interface for transmitting and receiving data to and from the network; a determination component for determining whether or not network data received by the first interface is from a first terminal device; a first creation component for creating, in response to a determination made by the determination component that the network data is transmitted from the first terminal device, information causing a transmission destination address of the network data to be changed to an address of the second interface in a table of the first terminal device; a first transmission component for transmitting the information causing the transmission destination address to be changed to the address of the second interface; and a restriction component for restricting a bandwidth of the network data passing through the second interface to a predetermined value.

System and method for managing and controlling communications performed by a computer terminal connected to a network

A process for the wet processing of a dioxin-containing material, wherein the material is contacted with an aqueous solution, acidified with hydrochloric acid and containing a catalyst dissolved therein, at a temperature lower than 100&deg; C. to decompose the dioxins into harmless substances with a decomposition rate of at least 60%.

Wet type method of rendering dioxins innoxious

Catalyst particles are contacted with a liquid and a gas in a vertically extending cylindrical vessel. The particles and liquid are placed in the vessel into which the gas and liquid are continuously fed from the bottom thereof so that an upwardly flowing mixture comprising the particles, liquid and gas is formed. The mixture is introduced into a gas separating zone disposed adjacent to an upper portion of the vessel to separate the mixture by gravity into a gas phase, a supernatant liquid phase and a phase rich in the catalyst particles. The gas and supernatant phases are continuously withdrawn from the separating zone while the catalyst particles-rich phase is continuously recycled to the bottom of the vessel by gravity.

Method of contacting catalyst particles with gas and liquid

A process for the production of a carbonyl compound such as acetic acid by reacting a carbonylatable compound such as methanol with a carbon monoxide in the presence of a carbonylation catalyst containing a noble metal complex supported on a porous, cross-linked vinylpyridine resin at a temperature of 140-250.degree. C., a carbon monoxide partial pressure of 7-30 kg/cm.sup.2 and a hydrogen partial pressure of 0.1-5 kg/cm.sup.2 to obtain a liquid product containing the carbonyl compound and an unreacted CO-containing gas product. The water content and the carbonylation degree of the liquid product within the reactor are maintained at 0.5-10% by weight and 0.5-0.9, respectively, The carbonyl compound is separated from the liquid product in a flasher and/or a distillation tower formed of titanium or a titanium-palladium alloy. The liquid product is introduced into a pressure reducing valve and then mixed with the CO-containing gas product before being fed to the flasher and/or distillation tower.

Process for the production of carbonyl compound

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Yokohama, Japan

Hideki Sugiyama