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Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Toray Industries, Inc.

Maruyama Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Myc

Mitsuru Maruyama

Hiroyuki Kimiyama

Shun Maruyama

Kenji Shimizu

Toshio Yoshida

Hideki Sakamoto

Hideharu Suzuki

Kazutoshi Nishimura

Tatsuo Mori

Tsuyoshi Ogura

Tetsuo Kawano

Tomoaki Kawaguchi

Kazuo Okada

Hiroto Nomura

Akira Uemori

Yoshinori Takada

Hiroshi Sugiyama

Kouichi Itoh

Naoto Nanbu

Takeshi Kugimoto

Tatsuro Hasegawa

An attachment holder for construction equipment includes a movable-side pin guidance surface configured to guide a movable-side coupling pin to a movable-side pin accommodation portion. The attachment holder also includes an excessive closure prevention portion configured to prevent a movable-side jaw from closing excessively with respect to a stationary-side jaw to enable the movable-side coupling pin to come into contact with the movable-side pin guidance surface, whether the movable-side coupling pin is of an attachment for the construction equipment that has a minimum pin-to-pin spacing or a maximum pin-to-pin spacing, in a case in which the movable-side coupling pin is to be accommodated in the movable-side pin accommodation portion by operating, for example, an arm of the construction machine so as to move the movable-side jaw closer to the movable-side coupling pin after a stationary-side coupling pin is accommodated in a stationary-side pin accommodation portion.

Attachment holder for construction equipment and construction machine

This invention addresses the problem of eliminating the shortcomings of existing sun-blocking materials and providing a sun-blocking multilayered sheet that is highly suitable as a sun-blocking material that exhibits excellent light-blocking effect and an excellent cooling effect. In order to solve said problem, this invention provides a sun-blocking multilayered sheet that comprises at least one layer of synthetic resin film and at least one layer of textile, said synthetic resin film containing between 10% and 70% titanium oxide by mass, inclusive. A textile comprising synthetic fibers that contain between 0.1% and 10% titanium oxide by mass, inclusive, may be used as the aforementioned textile.

Sun-blocking multilayered sheet and hand-held parasol, tent, tarp, hood, hat, and fixed parasol comprising said sun-blocking multilayered sheet

A bucket attaching structure of a construction machine and a construction machine including a fixed jaw portion attached to a distal end portion of an operation arm and a movable jaw portion attached to a distal end portion of a piston through a bucket link. The fixed jaw portion and the movable jaw portion are each partially open and each include a semicircular arc-shaped engagement portion that corresponds to an outer peripheral surface of a corresponding bucket connecting pin. The bucket attaching structure of a construction machine and the construction machine include semicircular arc-shaped closure portions that each support the bucket connecting pins together with the semicircular arc-shaped engagement portions by, after engaging each semicircular arc-shaped engagement portion with the corresponding connecting pin, closing a partially open side of the corresponding semicircular arc-shaped engagement portion of the fixed jaw portion and that of the movable jaw portion.

Bucket attaching structure of construction machine and construction machine

A distributed multimedia server system includes a buffer server module, a storage server module, and an intercluster connection network. Based on memory information on a buffer memory of the storage server module that stores divided multimedia information, the buffer server module obtains the divided multimedia information from the buffer memory using remote direct memory access. The storage server module reads the divided multimedia information requested from the buffer server module from a storage device, and stores the divided multimedia information in the buffer memory.

Distributed multimedia server system, multimedia information distribution method, and computer product

A crushing device in a crusher includes a bucket-shaped body frame; plural ring members provided in the body frame in such a manner as to form steps at predetermined spaced intervals while diminishing their sizes gradually from the upper position toward the lower position, thereby to form a sieve with gaps as a whole; a teeth plate provided at the bottom portion of the sieve and having recessed teeth and protrusive teeth alternately formed on the inner surface thereof; a crushing shaft provided at a central portion of the body frame; and an inclined screw belt member mounted on the crushing shaft, for crushing pieces of concrete on the teeth plate in combination with the teeth plate.

Crushing device in a crusher of an earthmover for crushing chunks of concrete into fine pieces

The present invention relates to a crusher capable of efficiently crushing chunks of concrete or masonry waste, which crusher is attached to a crusher body such as a bucket which is disposed at a distal end of a movable arm or other predetermined place of a civil engineering machine, into small pieces. A pair of toothed crushing plates each having a plurality of radially extending teeth are attached to eccentric shafts mounted on the crusher body.

Crusher of chunks of concrete or masonry

A video data playback system for reproducing requested video data by switching coded video data to be reproduced between normal playback coded video data and fast playback coded video data according to a requested playback mode, where the normal playback coded video data are encoded by a first video coding scheme using both intra-frame coding and inter-frame coding, while the fast playback coded video data are encoded by a second video coding scheme using only intra-frame coding and having a playback bit rate and a frame rate identical to those of the normal playback coded video data. The normal playback coded video data can be obtained by encoding the original video data first, then the fast playback coded video data can be obtained by encoding selectively decoded normal playback coded video data. Alternatively, the normal and fast playback coded video data can be obtained by synchronizing start and end of encoding by the first video coding scheme and encoding by the second video coding scheme.

Video data playback system using effective scheme for producing coded

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Tokyo, Japan

Mitsuru Maruyama