Jgc Corporation

Tokico, Ltd.

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Nippon Zeon Company, Ltd.

Osaka Gas Company Limited

Ngk Insulators, Inc.

Iks Co., Ltd.

Fuji Capsule Co., Ltd.

Hiroaki Hasegawa

Syuichi Oguro

Haruki Kawada

Takashi Kato

Shizuo Kitahara

Shinji Takahashi

Nagatoshi Sugi

Kazuo Tsuge

Hiroyuki Amemori

Toshihiro Fujii

Yoshitsugu Hirokawa

Yutaka Morita

Takeshi Yamaguchi

Yoshio Kawai

Kyoji Imamura

Akira Yoshioka

Aiko Matsuyama

Keiichi Nishida

Yasushi Fujimura

Kenichi Yoshida

Hirokazu Kameda

Hiroshi Umino

Chisei Sumita

Gou Sasaki

Ken Hoshino

Daiki Kadomatsu

Takeshi Nakamura

Yasuji Miyata

Kazutaka Hiraoka

Nobuo Kakizaki

Kosei Tanaka

Junya Okazaki

Shogo Teratani

Kenji Kato

Makoto Miyahara

Makiko Ichikawa

Takeshi Hagio

Katsuya Shimizu

Yoshiyuki Shimokawa

Shigeru Nishiyama

Kazuhiko Watanabe

Takashi Imai

Masayoshi Ishida

Shuichi Oguro

Naoko Takahashi

Koyata Sugimoto

Akiko Fukuta

Kenjii Yajima

Yasushi Fujimora

Hiroshi Koido

Akira Nakamura

Mizuki Takeuchi

Nahonori Inaba

Tomonori Nakayama

Toshiyuki Nagai

Kenji Yajima

Carbon dioxide gas in a high-pressure gas to be treated is stably separated using a separation membrane. Upon separating carbon dioxide gas in a high-pressure gas to be treated using a separation membrane module including a separation membrane, a preliminary boosted gas is supplied to the separation membrane module before the supply of natural gas is started to boost a pressure on a primary side of the separation membrane to a preliminary pressure between a stand-by pressure and an operating pressure. Thus, when the supply of a high-pressure gas to be treated is started to increase the pressure of the separation membrane module to an operating pressure, an abrupt decrease in temperature of the gas to be treated can be suppressed.

Carbon dioxide gas separation method and carbon dioxide gas separation apparatus

To regenerate, by a simple method, an inorganic separation membrane separating non-hydrocarbon gas contained in treatment target gas. Provided in separating the non-hydrocarbon gas contained in the treatment target gas is a regeneration gas supply path supplying moisture-containing regeneration gas to a primary side of the inorganic separation membrane in a separation membrane module. As a result, it is possible to regenerate the inorganic separation membrane by supplying moisture-containing CO2 gas to the inorganic separation membrane and then supplying dry natural gas. Accordingly, there is no need to use dry regeneration gas and the CO2 gas supplied via, for example, a pipeline can be used as it is.

Non-hydrocarbon gas separation device and inorganic separation membrane regeneration method

An object of one embodiment of the present disclosure is to provide a product with a high added value to a user by preventing an unnatural character string from being combined, combination of no character string, and the like in a case where there is no voice or almost no voice before or after an image selected from within a moving image. One embodiment of the present disclosure is an image processing apparatus including: a selection unit configured to select, from a moving image including a plurality of frames, a part of the moving image; an extraction unit configured to extract a voice during a predetermined time corresponding to the selected part in the moving image; and a combination unit configured to combine a character string based on a voice extracted by the extraction unit, with the part of the moving image selected by the selection unit.

Image processing apparatus, image processing method and medium

An object of one embodiment of the present disclosure is to provide a product with a high added value to a user by preventing an erroneous character string from being combined in a case where a voice before and after an image selected from within a moving image is a mixed voice. One embodiment of the present disclosure is an image processing apparatus including: a selection unit configured to select, from a moving image including a plurality of frames, a part of the moving image; an extraction unit configured to extract a voice during a predetermined time corresponding to the selected part in the moving image; and a combination unit configured to combine a character string based on a voice extracted by the extraction unit, with the part of the moving image selected by the selection unit or a frame among frames corresponding to the part.

Provided is a gas separation device configured to separate a non-hydrocarbon gas from a feed gas containing the non-hydrocarbon gas through use of a gas separation membrane, in which a decrease in operating rate can be suppressed, and economic efficiency is satisfactory. A first membrane module () and a second membrane module () are arranged in parallel to each other with respect to supply lines for a feed gas. Gas lines for regeneration () (()), which are branched from a permeate gas line () (()) of the membrane module () (()), and which are joined to a feed gas line () (()) configured to supply the feed gas to the membrane module () (()), are provided. Under a state in which the feed gas is supplied to the membrane module (), a permeate gas through the membrane module () is supplied, as a gas for regeneration, to the membrane module () through the gas lines for regeneration (). In this case, the membrane module () is brought into a non-operation state, and the membrane module () is regenerated.

Gas separation device

Provided are a non-hydrocarbon gas separation device and the like capable of increasing a discharge pressure of a non-hydrocarbon gas to a downstream side while preventing an increase in size of equipment. In the non-hydrocarbon gas separation device, a first separation module () and a second separation module () connected to each other in series are each configured to separate a non-hydrocarbon from a natural gas through use of a separation membrane (). The non-hydrocarbon gas having been separated from the natural gas is discharged to each of discharge lines () and (). At this time, a pressure of the first separation module () on a discharge line () side is higher than a pressure of the second separation module () on a discharge line () or () side.

Nonhydrocarbon gas separation device and nonhydrocarbon gas separation method

Provided is a non-hydrocarbon gas separation device or the like capable of separating a non-hydrocarbon gas from a natural gas containing a heavy hydrocarbon. The non-hydrocarbon gas separation device is configured to separate a non-hydrocarbon gas from a natural gas. The natural gas containing a heavy hydrocarbon, the heavy hydrocarbon having 5 or more carbon atoms, is supplied to a separation module (). The natural gas having been separated from the non-hydrocarbon gas is allowed to outflow from the separation module (), and the non-hydrocarbon gas having been separated from the natural gas is discharged from the separation module (). An inorganic membrane (), which is housed in the separation module (), and is made of an inorganic material is configured to allow the non-hydrocarbon gas contained in the natural gas to permeate therethrough to a discharge side, and to allow the natural gas having been separated from the non-hydrocarbon gas to flow to an outflow side. A heating unit () is configured to heat the natural gas to be supplied to the separation module () so that a temperature in the separation module () is kept at a temperature higher than a dew point temperature of the heavy hydrocarbon.

An electric power converter includes a first capacitor being located between an input terminal and an output terminal, and that connects a first terminal being located between the input terminal and a ground, a reactor that connects through electric contact between the first terminal and the output terminal, a switching element that connects through electric contact between the input terminal and the output terminal, and a control unit that executes a first PWM control process controlling a pulse width of the PWM waveform by on and off of the switching device according to the fluctuation of the output voltage, and that executes a second PWM control process widening a pulse width of the PWM and a duty cycle of a PWM than those of the previous cycle when a pulse width becomes a lower limit.

Electric power converter and power amplifier

An object is to provide a method of manufacturing a soft capsule that is enteric and excellent in formulation properties. An enteric soft capsule is manufactured by the following steps (a) and (b): (a) preparing an enteric capsule shell liquid comprising gelatin and low methoxyl pectin having a degree of amidation of 5 to 25%, and (b) encapsulating capsule fills using the enteric capsule shell liquid prepared in the step (a) by stamping. Preferably, the jelly strength of the gelatin is 160 to 300 Bloom, the degree of esterification of the low methoxy pectin is 20 to 40%, and the enteric capsule shell liquid comprises 30 to 35 parts by mass of the low methoxy pectin per 100 parts by mass of the gelatin.

Method of manufacturing enteric soft capsule

A power supply apparatus that receives electric power from a power generation apparatus having a varying output and supplies electric power to an outside, the apparatus comprising: a power storage device that has a larger amount by which electric power is stored and/or a lower self-discharge rate than a capacitor device used as a passive device and also has higher charge and discharge efficiency and/or higher responsiveness than a secondary battery, the power storage device receiving electric power from the power generation apparatus and discharging electric power to the outside; a current control unit that controls a current supplied from the power storage device to the outside; and a control unit that controls a current and a voltage of the power generation apparatus by charging and discharging the power storage device so as to maximize an amount of power generation by the power generation apparatus.

Power supply apparatus, battery apparatus, and battery system

The objective of the present invention is to provide a printing apparatus that can accurately determine stains that have occurred on the print surface during printing, and an inspection method employed for the printing apparatus. According to the present invention, the printing apparatus includes: a printing unit that forms an image on a print surface by ejecting ink from print heads based on image data; a reading unit that reads the print surface where the image is formed; and a determination unit that compares, with the image data, the read data obtained by the reading unit, and employs comparison results to determine stains that have occurred on the print surface.

Printing apparatus and inspection method

A mass flowmeter has a U-shaped sensor tube provided on a support base which is supported on a vibration absorbing member, and both ends of the sensor tube are respectively connected to an inlet and an outlet of a manifold. Vibrators are provided at an intermediate part of each straight tube part provided between the inlet and outlet sides of the sensor tube. Pickups are provided on the upstream and downstream sides of each vibrator so as to detect the displacement of the sensor tube. An external vibration is in an opposite direction between the inlet and outlet sides relative to the vibrating direction. Hence, outputs of the pickups located on the upstream sides of the vibrators are added, and outputs of the pickups located on the downstream sides of the vibrators are added. The external vibration is cancelled by obtaining a phase difference of the two added values.

Mass flowmeter

A turbine flowmeter includes an impeller rotatably provided within a flow passage through which a fluid to be measured flows and comprising a rotary shaft which rotates together with the impeller, a pair of bearing part having bearing surfaces for axially supporting the rotary shaft, a holding part for holding the bearing part and provided on the flow passage, an oil accumulating space defined by an end portion of the rotary shaft and bearing surfaces facing respective sides of the end portion, an oil accumulating part provided on the holding part and filled with the lubricating oil to be supplied to the oil accumulating space, an oil supplying part for supplying oil to the oil accumulating space which part comprises a capillary part connected on one end direct to the oil accumulating part and communicated on the other end to the space, wherein the lubricating oil is supplied to the space via the oil supplying part from the oil accumulating part by capillarity introduced in the oil accumulating part and the space, and wherein the surface tension of the lubricating oil in the space is equal to or larger than the surface tension of the lubricating oil in the oil accumulating part.

Turbine flowmeter

A turbine flowmeter comprises an impeller which has a rotary shaft rotatable together with the impeller and is provided within a flow passage through which a fluid to be measured flows, a pair of bearing members for axially supporting the rotary shaft, an oil accumulating part provided in a vicinity of the bearing member for holding a lubricating oil therein, and an oil supplying part for supplying the lubricating oil in the oil accumulating part in small quantities to at least one of the bearing members.

A turbine flowmeter comprises an impeller which has a rotary shaft rotatable together with the impeller and is provided within a flow passage through which a fluid to be measured flows, a pair of bearing members for axially supporting the rotary shaft, an oil accumulating part for holding a lubricating oil therein, and an oil supplying part for supplying the lubricating oil in the oil accomulating part in small quantities to at least one of the bearing members. The oil supplying part comprises a capilary member.

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Yokohama, Japan

Hiroaki Hasegawa