Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Nippon Shokubai Co., Ltd.

Ryo Nakamura

Tatsuo Ino

Hao Zhang

Wei Fang

Atsushi Yukioka

Takuro Nozoe

Toshinori Tanaka

Shuji Yamamoto

Yasutaka Nakatani

Yukihiro Takenaka

Yoichi Igawa

Erina Hanai

A heat exchanger tube block is stacked on another heat exchanger tube block in an upper-lower direction and connected to the another heat exchanger tube block. The heat exchanger tube block includes: a duct casing wherein exhaust gas containing dust flows in the upper-lower direction; a heat exchanger tube in the duct casing extends horizontally; an inlet header connects to the heat exchanger tube inlet; an outlet header connected to an outlet of the heat exchanger tube; and a vibration transmitting member transmitting vibration, applied to an upper end part of the vibration transmitting member, to the heat exchanger tube to make the dust accumulating on the heat exchanger tube fall. A lower end of the duct casing is formed horizontally. The inlet header is located higher than the lower end of the duct casing. The outlet header is located higher than the lower end of the duct casing.

Heat exchanger tube block, exhaust heat recovery boiler, and method of constructing exhaust heat recovery boiler

An exhaust heat recovery boiler includes: a duct casing in which exhaust gas flows; a tubular extending portion extending upward from the duct casing; a heat exchanger tube located in the duct casing; a hammering rod connected to the heat exchanger tube in the duct casing and passing through an inside of the extending portion, the hammering rod including an upper part projecting to an outside of the extending portion; and an annular sleeve attached to the upper part of the hammering rod through a packing. The extending portion includes an upper flat surface which is located at an upper end of the extending portion, realizes a seal between the upper flat surface and a lower surface of the sleeve, and is annular and flat.

Exhaust heat recovery boiler

Provided are vinyl polymer microparticle which can reduce an average volume of the microparticles dropping off from a film surface while reducing the friction of the film. The vinyl polymer microparticles satisfy the following (1) to (3): (1) a coefficient of variation of particle sizes is 30% or more on a volume basis; (2) a proportion of vinyl polymer microparticles having a particle size of 1.7 times or more and 2.5 times or less a volume average particle size is 0.040% or less on a number basis; and (3) a volume average particle size is 3.7 &#x3bc;m or more.

Vinyl polymer microparticles, and masterbatch and resin film containing the same

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Ryo Nakamura