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Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute

Masahiro Izutsu

Yoshitaka Iizuka

Shinji Aoki

Ryoji Suzuki

Kazuaki Hayashi

Kyoichi Okamoto

Okihiro Tokunaga

Hideki Namba

Yoshitaka Doi

Naoaki Ogure

Hiroyuki Fujimura

Shoichi Sato

Kenji Fujita

Masao Nomoto

Tadashi Tanaka

Yoshiharu Kageyama

Yoshimi Ogura

Daisuke Saku

Akiko Yokoyama

Masashi Ohbuchi

A live video distribution system has an on-the-spot system including a video signal generating means for generating video signals of a plurality of systems having different display ranges and a communicating means, and a plurality of terminal apparatuses each including a video display means, a display range setting signal generating means, and a communicating means. The systems of the video signals and the terminal apparatuses are associated with each other, the on-the-spot system has a function to determine the display ranges of the video signals of the respective systems on the basis of display range setting signals generated by the terminal apparatuses associated with the respective systems, and a function to send the video signals. Each of the terminal apparatuses can send the display range setting signal, can receive the video signal of the system associated with the terminal apparatus itself, and can display a video image based on the video signal.

Live video distribution system

A mobile information communication apparatus includes a data processing device for sending plotting command/data to a display control device that controls the pixels of a display panel belonging to the mobile information communication apparatus. An interface device is provided which receives the plotting command/data generated by the data processing device and sends, based on plotting command/data, an external display signal to the external display device. The data processing device and the interface device are configured to send, from the interface device, a higher-resolution external display signal.

Mobile information processing apparatus

[PROBLEMS] To improve user's convenience by cordoning off both of a screen for input and that for output, of which size and resolution is sufficiently large, in mobile information processing apparatus comprising a touch panel device. This is achieved only by additionally providing an interface device between the external unit and further additionally providing some functions to a signal processing and control device originally belonging to the mobile information processing apparatus. [MEANS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS] Mobile information processing apparatus comprising a touch panel device; wherein an interface device is provided which sends an external display signal to the external unit equipped with a display device; and wherein a signal processing and control device can select control mode, in which it generates one digital display signal, and sends it to a touch panel device, and control mode, in which it generates two digital display signals and sends one to a touch panel device, and the other to an external output interface device.

Mobile information processing apparatus equipped with touch panel device and program for mobile information processing apparatus

[Problems] To display, on an external display device, an image with a higher resolution than a screen's resolution of a display belonging to a mobile information communication apparatus. This is achieved only by additionally providing an interface means between the external display device and the mobile information communication apparatus and further additionally providing some functions to a display data generating means originally belonging to the mobile information communication apparatus. [Means for Solving Problems] A mobile information communication apparatus comprising a data processing means for sending plotting command/data to a display control means that controls the pixels of a display panel belonging to the mobile information communication apparatus; wherein an interface means is provided which receives the plotting command/data generated by the data processing means and sends, based on plotting command/data, an external display signal to the external display device; and wherein the data processing means and the interface means are configured to send, from the interface means, a higher-resolution external display signal.

To display, on an external display device, an image with a higher resolution than a screen's resolution of a display belonging to a mobile information communication apparatus. This is achieved only by additionally providing an interface means between the external display device and the mobile information communication apparatus and further additionally providing some functions to a display data generating means originally belonging to the mobile information communication apparatus. A mobile information communication apparatus comprising a data processing means for sending plotting command/data to a display control means that controls the pixels of a display panel belonging to the mobile information communication apparatus; wherein an interface means is provided which receives the plotting command/data generated by the data processing means and sends, based on plotting command/data, an external display signal to the external display device; and wherein the data processing means and the interface means are configured to send, from the interface means, a higher-resolution external display signal.

Mobile information communication apparatus, connection unit for mobile information communication apparatus, and external input/output unit for mobile information communication apparatus

The present invention relates to a flue gas treatment method and apparatus for removing sulfur oxides by injecting ammonia into flue gas containing sulfur oxides. In the flue gas treatment method for removing sulfur oxides contained in the flue gas using ammonia, the present invention is characterized in that ammonia is injected into the flue gas containing sulfur oxides to react sulfur oxides with ammonia to produce ammonium compounds containing ammonium sulfate, and after recovering the produced ammonium compounds from the flue gas, the flue gas is brought into contact with an absorption liquid to remove residual sulfur oxides and/or ammonia contained in the flue gas.

Method for treating exhaust gas

The present invention relates to an electron beam-irradiating reaction apparatus for irradiating a desired object to be treated, such as an exhaust gas, with an electron beam. Conventionally, a scanning tube of an electron beam irradiation device and a reaction device-for receiving the electron beam are rigidly connected. Therefore, excessive stress is applied to a connecting portion between the scanning tube and the reaction device and not only leakage of gas from the connecting portion, but also breakage of a metal window foil provided at an end portion of the scanning tube are likely to occur. In the present invention, to solve such problems, a flexible hermetic sealing member is provided between a portion around the end portion of the scanning tube and a peripheral edge of an electron beam receiving window in a side wall of an electron beam reaction device

Electron beam-irradiating reaction apparatus

A method for flue gas desulfurization in which sulfur oxides in the flue gas are converted into powdery ammonium compound, including providing an aqueous ammonia spraying device configured to atomize aqueous ammonia into droplets, cooling flue gas containing sulfur oxides down to a temperature between a saturation temperature of water and 80&deg; C., adjusting the aqueous ammonia spraying device such that the aqueous ammonia is atomized into droplets having a Sauter mean diameter of 0.5 &mgr;m to 30 &mgr;m, and spraying the aqueous ammonia into the flue gas which has been cooled in the cooling step.

Method and apparatus for flue gas desulfurization

A high temperature gas containing sulfur oxides is desulfurized by converting sulfur oxides to ammonium compounds by the injection of ammonia and irradiation with an electron beam. The high temperature gas containing the sulfur oxides is cooled by contacting the gas with recirculated cooling water, then mixed with ammonia, air, and water and irradiated with an electron beam.

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Tokyo, Japan

Masahiro Izutsu