Yamaha Corporation

Nippon Gakki Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha

Kunimasa Muroi

Jun Yamamoto

Kunio Hiyama

Toshiharu Fukushima

Yoichi Nagasaki

Akira Osawa

Koji Toda

Masao Noro

Itsushi Nagamoto

Akira Sogo

Yasuaki Takano

Yoshikatsu Matsubara

Tetsuyuki Awano

Masaharu Kuwabara

Yoshinari Inagaki

Go Ito

Akira Ohsawa

An electrostatic loudspeaker includes: a first electrode having acoustic transmission property; a second electrode having acoustic transmission property, and disposed so as to be opposed to the first electrode; a vibrating member having conductibility, and disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode; a first elastic member having elasticity, insulation property, and acoustic transmission property, and disposed between the vibrating member and the first electrode; a second elastic member having elasticity, insulation property, and acoustic transmission property, and disposed between the vibrating member and the second electrode; and a first separation member having insulation property and acoustic transmission property, and disposed on an opposite side of a face of the first electrode, which is opposed to the first elastic member.

Electrostatic loudspeaker

A waste liquid processing method comprising a solvent separation process for separating a chlorine-based organic solvent contained in a waste liquid; a first vaporization process that includes vaporization of the chlorine-based organic solvent remaining in the waste liquid after the solvent separation process; a collection process for collecting substances other than the chlorine-based organic solvent contained in the waste liquid after being vaporized in the first vaporization process; a second vaporization process for vaporizing the chlorine-based organic solvent remaining in the waste liquid after the first vaporization process and the collection process; a photo-oxidative decomposition process where photo-oxidation is used to decompose a chlorine-based organic gas generated in the first vaporization process and in the second vaporization process, and a post-treatment process for carrying out adsorption, absorption, and neutralization of a decomposition product gas generated in the photo-oxidative decomposition process.

Waste liquid processing method and waste liquid processing apparatus using the same

A granular photocatalytic material in the form of pellets or tablet is produced by compressing a photocatalyst mixture containing photocatalytic particles and a filler in air, a vacuum, or an inert gas at a temperature of 0 to 200&#xb0; C., a pressure of 500 to 6000 kg/cm, and a pressing time of 0.01 to 60 seconds. An alkali slurry is applied on the surface of the granular photocatalytic material. A method of restoring a function of granular photocatalytic material comprises washing the surface of the granular photocatalytic material with the slurry or an alkali solution of sodium hydroxide An apparatus for decomposing and removing toxic organic matter comprises a means of bringing the granular photocatalytic material into contact with the toxic organic matter in a liquid or air, and a means of irradiating the granular photocatalytic material with light having a wavelength of 400 nm or less.

Granular photocatalytic material, functional restoration method therefor, and apparatus for decomposing and removing toxic organic matter using the same

The photocatalyst granules of the present invention are photocatalyst granules prepared by molding a mixture containing photocatalyst particles and colloidal silica, and drying the molded mixture, wherein the content of the photocatalyst particles in the photocatalyst granules is 10% by weight or more. According to the photocatalyst granules of the present invention, since contact between the photocatalyst particles and the open air is not inhibited, thereby enabling the photocatalyst particles to contact with an organic matter sufficiently, oxygen or ultraviolet light, the photocatalytic activity is high. That is, the photocatalyst granules of the present invention are easy to handle and can be fixed on a solid, and also have excellent durability and high photocatalytic activity.

Photocatalyst granules

A solvent separator includes an introduction member which introduces a mixture including chlorine containing organic solvent and water; a separation unit including a separation member made of a water-repellent and/or lipophilic porous material, which carries out the separation of the mixture; a water drainage member through which water separated by the separation unit is discharged; and a solvent drainage member through which the chlorine containing organic solvent separated by the separation unit is discharged. Also, a method and a device for treating waste liquid are provided by which chlorine containing organic solvent present in waste liquid is selectively separated, decomposed by a photocatalyst, and converted into a harmless substrate.

Method and device for treating waste liquid, solvent separator, and cleaning device using thereof

An effluent treating method, comprising the steps of: vaporizing effluent containing chlorine-based organic matter and producing vaporized gas containing chlorine-based organic gas; reacting said vaporized gas with photocatalytic material, with irradiating ultraviolet light, and decomposing the vaporized gas; and absorbing, adsorbing, or neutralizing the reacting step. The treatment is therefore efficiently conducted and discharge of secondary products such as chlorine-based gas can be suppressed.

Effluent treating method, an effluent treating apparatus, and a cleaning apparatus using the same

An electro-coagulation printer uses an electrode control unit to drive electrodes which are aligned in proximity to a rotation drum having a conductive ink film on its surface. The electrodes are respectively electrified to partially coagulate the conductive ink film to form ink dots on the surface of the rotation drum, so that the ink dots are transferred onto a paper. Herein, the electrode control unit receives print data from a host device by way of an interface. Gradation data representing gradation values for one line of the electrodes are created based on the print data and are output in a serial manner. The serial gradation data are converted to parallel data corresponding to the gradation values, which are held and controlled in output timing. Based on the gradation values, pulse signals are generated to drive the electrodes respectively.

Method and apparatus for electro-coagulation printing and electrode control unit

In a printing apparatus for forming a desired image by coagulating a portion of liquid ink in a predetermined space S formed between a circumferential surface of a rotation drum and a plurality of negative electrodes by electrical energizing, and transferring this to a printing object such as paper, to thereby affect printing, there is provided on a rotation input side of the plurality of negative electrodes a discharge port whereby a fluid can be discharged towards the negative electrode surface and the surroundings thereof. Moreover, there is provided a fluid supply device for supplying a fluid (which may be a liquid or a gas) to the discharge port.

Printing apparatus and printing method therefor

An electro-coagulation printer is basically constructed by a rotation drum having a circumferential surface which is electrified in positive potential, a number of electrodes which are selectively electrified in negative potentials, and an ink supply device. The electrodes are aligned to oppositely face with the circumferential surface of the rotation drum with a gap which ranges between thirty and one-hundred microns. The ink supply device is arranged in an incoming side of the rotation drum and supplies liquid ink to be injected onto the circumferential surface of the rotation drum, so that electrification is performed between the electrodes and circumferential surface of the rotation drum with intervention of the liquid ink. Thus, a desired image is formed on the circumferential surface of the rotation drum and is transferred onto a printing material such as a paper. In order to prevent the liquid ink from being stuck to surfaces and peripheral portions of the electrodes, electrolyte containing substantially no coagulating components is supplied to the electrodes. Namely, an ink film thickness regulation roller is provided to regulate the liquid ink to a prescribed thickness (T1) which is smaller than the gap, while a gap of a remaining thickness (T2) is filled with the electrolyte. Thus, electrification is performed in such a manner that the liquid ink having the prescribed thickness is placed on the circumferential surface of the rotation drum, while the electrolyte is placed in contact with the electrodes, wherein the liquid ink and electrolyte are arranged in different phases.

Electro-coagulation printer

A ribbon-shaped material for FRTP molded objects 1 having a laminate 4 in which a ribbon-shaped reinforcing fiber tow 2 is placed between thermoplastic resin films for supplying matrix resin which are wider than the ribbon-shaped reinforcing fiber tow 2, and in which the thermoplastic resin films 3,3 are fused in side portions 5,5 of the laminate 4, which are along the longitudinal direction of the laminate 4; and a wide material for FRTP molded objects 30,40 obtained by arranging a plurality of the ribbon-shaped materials for FRTP molded objects 1 whereby adjacent ribbon-shaped materials for FRTP molded objects 1,1 overlap each other in a manner such that the side portion 5 of one of the adjacent ribbon-shaped materials for FRTP molded objects 1 is placed on the side portion 5 or the middle portion 6 of the other along the longitudinal direction, and fusing together each overlapping portion 31,41 of the ribbon-shaped materials for FRTP molded objects 1, whereby the reinforcing fiber tows 2 are arranged in parallel; are advantageous in providing excellent impregnation of the reinforcing fiber with the thermoplastic resin, giving a great freedom of design, providing easy handling, creating no fuzz of the reinforcing fiber, and being flexible. Using such a material for FRTP molded objects 1,30,40, an inexpensive FRTP tubular molded object having a superior strength can be produced.

Material for FRTP molded objects and FRTP tubular molded object

A pre-impregnation has a ribbon-shaped tow of reinforcing fibers and a ribbon of thermoplastic resin laminated on the ribbon-shaped tow and fixed thereto at intervals, and the thermoplastic resin is allowed to uniformly impregnate into the ribbon-shaped tow under heat application so that a void does not take place in the ribbon-shaped tow.

Stong flexible pre-impregnation of fiber reinforced thermoplastic resin

A prepreg for a sleeve member of fiber reinforced thermoplastic resin available for a tennis racket or a golf club is woven by using ribbon-shaped reinforcing fiber tows/uni-directional commingle yarns and matrix fiber tows, and the ribbon-shaped reinforcing fiber tows/commingle yarns make the prepreg and, accordingly, the sleeve product thin, light, highly dense, economical and large in mechanical strength.

Prepreg available for fiber reinforced thermoplastic resin and process

Strong flexible pre-inpregnation of fiber reinforced thermoplastic resin

Strong flexible pre-impregnation of fiber reinforced thermoplastic resin

In construction of a racket frame provided with at least one string protector coupled to the outer peripheral surface of its head, at least one weight adjusting element is removably attached to the outer peripheral surface of the string protector for easy weight adjustment by users even after formation of a face in tension.

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Hamamatsu, Japan

Kunimasa Muroi