Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.

Public Works Research Institute

Hiroshi Hoshikawa

Yoshiharu Tanaka

Toyoaki Aoki

Kouji Kawakami

Hiroaki Tanaka

Noriomi Miyoshi

Yasuo Watabe

Takeo Takahashi

Tokio Ohto

Yasushi Zaitsu

Takayuki Morioka

Nobuyuki Motoyama

Eiichi Nakamura

Takashi Iitake

Yoshihiko Matsui

Norihito Tambo

Mutsuhisa Hiraoka

Haruo Ito

Sizuo Suzuki

Takanori Toyoshi

Tuyoshi Ishikawa

Toshio Uede

A sample flow, including a plurality of components which have different types of spectra and are subjected to flocculation, is irradiated with a light of beam including two or more wavelengths. The transmitted light beam is received by a photoelectric converting device, and electric signals corresponding to respective wavelengths of the transmitted light beam are obtained. The correlation coefficient between the electric signal is calculated, from which the flocculation process of the sample flow with regard to the elapsed time can be easily and quickly detected.

Method and apparatus for detecting flocculation process of components in

A toxic substance-detecting device detects toxic substances in water by use of a microorganism sensor to ascertain the safety of affluents flowing into sewage-treating processes, environmental waters such as rivers, and waters flowing into water purification plants and a water quality-monitoring system employing a detecting device. The device includes a fixed micro-organism membrane and apparatus for circulating a buffer solution of micro-organism substrate and nutrient to one side of the membranne and solutions of water to be examined, standard and cleaning water to the other side.

Toxic substance-detecting system with fixed microorganism membrane for

An apparatus for quantitative determination of trihalomethanes comprises a separation unit containing two channels in contact with each other via a microporous membrane that will not react with trihalomethanes, a reaction unit for heating a carrier solution that has passed through the separation unit, a cooling unit for cooling the carrier solution that has undergone complete reaction; and a detection unit for determining the quantity of a fluorescent substance in the carrier solution. A method for quantitative determination of trihalomethanes comprises flowing a sample solution or a mixture thereof with a reducing agent through one of the two channels in the separation unit, flowing the carrier solution through the other channel, heating the carrier solution that has passed through the separation unit and to which an alkaline nicotinamide or a derivative thereof has been added, cooling the carrier solution, and subjecting the cooled solution to fluorimetry.

Apparatus for quantitative determination of trihalomethanes

Method for the quantitative determination of trihalomethanes

A method of oxidatively decomposing a radioactive ion-exchange resin is described, the method comprising oxidatively decomposing a radioactive ion-exchange resin containing an anion-exchange resin with hydrogen peroxide used as an oxidizing agent in the presence of iron and copper ions used as catalysts, wherein the weight ratio of hydrogen peroxide to the ion-exchange resin, that is the ratio of the net weight of hydrogen peroxide to the dry weight of the ion-exchange resin containing an anion-exchange resin, is held to be no higher than 17 and the pH of the reaction system is adjusted to be within the range of 0.5 to 6, or citric acid ions are preliminarily adsorbed on the radioactive ion-exchange resin before it is subjected to decomposition treatment or citric acid ions coexist with the radioactive ion-exchange resin in the oxidatively decomposing system, and an apparatus used for conducting the method is also described.

Method of treating radioactive ion-exchange resins by oxidative

In a fuel cell comprising (1) a generator cell having a fuel gas (hydrogen gas) chamber, an oxidizing gas (oxygen gas) chamber and an electrolyzing solution chamber, (2) a fuel gas circulating circuit for supplying fuel gas to the fuel gas chamber of said generator cell, (3) an oxidizing gas circulating circuit for supplying the oxidizing gas to the oxidizing gas chamber of said generator cell, and (4) an electrolyte circulating circuit for supplying an electrolytic solution to said electrolyzing chamber, the improvement characterized in that a means for regulating the concentration of the electrolytic solution at a constant value is provided on said electrolyzing chamber and a means for removing the formed water from each of said gas chambers, a means for regulating simultaneously the gas pressures in both of said gas chambers, and a means for keeping constant the temperature of said electrolytic solution are provided on each of said gas chambers.

Fuel cell

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Hiroshi Hoshikawa