Tsukishima Kikai Co., Ltd.

Sanki Engineering Co., Ltd.

Ihi Rotating Machinery Engineering Co., Ltd.

Tsukasa Felt Shoji Co., Ltd.

Ken Nakano

Yutaka Hirata

Masayuki Kubota

Taketo Maruyama

Toshiki Kobayashi

Takafumi Yamamoto

Kazuyoshi Terakoshi

Kunihiko Koga

Yukihiro Maeda

Takamitsu Kanno

Tomokazu Suyama

Kazumasa Miyahara

Toshifumi Kitanobo

Yoshio Shimokura

Hisayuki Motoi

Naomichi Oomori

Yuki Asaoka

A support apparatus for balance correction of a rotated body having an end face in a direction intersecting a rotation center and having a support hole in a rotation center portion of the end face includes a vertical mandrel inserted into the rotated body from a vertical direction by being fitted in the support hole; a fluid radial bearing provided on an outer circumferential surface of the mandrel and adapted to rotatably receive an inner surface of the support hole by means of a fluid ejected from the outer circumferential surface of the mandrel; and a fluid thrust bearing placed around the mandrel and adapted to eject the fluid to an end face of the rotated body and thereby float the rotated body.

Support apparatus for balance correction

A pressurized incineration facility () includes: a pressurized incinerator () which incinerates a processing object (P) under a pressure increased by compressed air (A); a turbocharger () which produces the compressed air by being rotationally driven by combustion exhaust gas (G) of the pressurized incinerator; and a seal device () which jets seal gas (S) to a rear surface () of a turbine impeller () of the turbocharger.

Pressurized incineration facility and pressurized incineration method

A stick-like writing nib, made of a synthetic resin, has a plurality of narrow slit-like first ink passages extending radially from the axis in sectional profile and a plurality of narrow slit-like second ink passages provided in sector-like areas in sectional profile defined by walls the first ink passage, which are defined by a plurality of walls extending parallel to a line bisecting an angle subtended by the sector-like area into two angels, and inner end portions of the first ink passages being defined by thin walls extending along the nib axis.

Writing nib made of synthetic resin

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Tokyo, Japan

Ken Nakano