Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Glico Nutrition Co., Ltd.

Masakazu Kimura

Takashi Ichihara

Kenichi Kurita

Junya Fukuda

Takeshi Hirano

Kazumasa Ogura

Isamu Uetomi

Here is provided a method of producing a starch gel-containing food, the method comprising the steps of: treating starch granules with an enzyme at a temperature of about 10&#xb0; C. or higher and about 70&#xb0; C. or lower to obtain an enzyme-treated starch; mixing a food material, the enzyme-treated starch and water to obtain a mixture; heating the mixture thereby gelatinizing the enzyme-treated starch in the mixture; and cooling the mixture containing the gelatinized enzyme-treated starch thereby gelling the starch to obtain a starch gel-containing food, wherein the enzyme is selected from the group consisting of amyloglucosidase, isoamylase, &#x3b1;-glucosidase, &#x3b1;-amylase having a characteristic capable of improving a gel forming ability of a starch, and cyclodextrin glucanotransferase.

Food product containing starch gel, starch granule, production method and use thereof

In projecting radioactive rays for sanitizing food or the like, an irradiating condition which attains a uniform dose of radioactive rays for the entire objects to be exposed is automatically determined. An X-ray CT unit captures a sectional image of an object to be exposed , and an irradiating condition determining section acquires the density distribution of the object to be exposed based on the captured sectional image. The irradiating condition determining section then searches for a particular irradiating condition under which the dose distribution of the radioactive rays in the object to be exposed falls within a predetermined range. An irradiation controlling section controls a radioactive ray irradiating unit based on the irradiating condition, and projects radioactive rays to the object to be exposed in accordance with the irradiation condition when the object is transported to the radioactive ray irradiating unit by a belt conveyor.

Radioactive ray irradiating apparatus

A standing-wave accelerator including a plurality of accelerating cavities arranged along the axis direction of the accelerator; a plurality of coupling cavities provided between the two-adjacent accelerating cavities; at least one of the coupling cavities is provided with a detuning device for detuning the coupling cavity; and the detuning device is provided to be inserted from a first wall of the coupling cavity to extend until it comes into contact with a second wall thereof, spacedly passed between a pair of inwardly projecting posts.

Standing-wave accelerator

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Osaka, Japan

Masakazu Kimura