Asahi Kasei Chemicals Corporation

Aisan Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Hirokazu Ohno

Atsushi Shimizu

Yohsuke Koizumi

Masahiro Tsukamoto

Tomohiro Niihama

Shota Yamanaka

Masataka Suzuki

Takashi Suefuji

Akio Muraishi

Hiroyoshi Ohya

A method for driving an internal combustion engine is a method for reducing nitrogen oxides in emissions of the internal combustion engine, and includes a process of introducing air, which has a low oxygen concentration and contains no emissions, into the internal combustion engine, and a process of mixing humidifying water with a hydrocarbon fuel and injecting the mixture into a combustion chamber of the internal combustion engine as an emulsion fuel.

Method for driving internal combustion engine, and air supply device

Provided are a method for reducing a nitrogen oxide in an exhaust gas from an internal combustion engine, a membrane module, an apparatus for reducing a nitrogen oxide from an internal combustion engine using the membrane module, and an internal combustion engine apparatus. A method for reducing a nitrogen oxide in an exhaust gas from an internal combustion engine, the method comprising: a step of bringing pressurized air into contact with one surface of a steam permeable membrane (), and allowing water to flow along the other surface of the steam permeable membrane () to moisturize the pressurized air; and a step of introducing the moisturized air into the internal combustion engine.

Method for reducing nitrogen oxide from internal combustion engine and apparatus therefor

A separation membrane module for separating a specific component from a mixture containing a plurality of components includes a plurality of separation stages each including a plurality of hollow fiber membranes arranged in parallel to each other. The separation stages are connected in series via connection portions allowing passage of the mixture. At lease one parameter relating to separation by the hollow fiber membrane or membranes in each separation stage is determined to provide effective separation throughout the separation stages.

Separation membrane module and fuel vapor processing apparatus equipped with the same

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Hirokazu Ohno