Kabushiki Kaisha Ihara Kogyo

Ihara Co., Ltd.

Ryoseki Ihara

Hiroyuki Amano

Yuji Suzuta

To provide an apparatus and a system suitable for continuously and stably producing hydrogen by taking advantage of a direction composition reaction of hydrocarbons as well as a method for separating a solid product. Provided are a hydrogen producing apparatus using a nickel-based metal structure for the direct decomposition reaction of hydrocarbons and a discharging and recovering system comprising: a depressurization chamber communicating with a lower opening of the reaction chamber of hydrogen producing apparatusvia a ventilation hole; a first valve capable of opening and closing said ventilation hole; a collection box communicating with the depressurization chamber via a channel; a second valve capable of opening and closing said depressurization chamber; and a depressurization pump communicating with the collection box.

Hydrogen producing apparatus, method for separating solid product and system for discharging and recycling solid product

A cargo fastening belt is provided with a detachable end metal fitting so that different types of end metal fittings can be provided for a single type of cargo fastening belt. A rail engaging metal fitting that is attached to one end of a cargo fastening belt is adapted to be detachably engaged with a slot in a rial for fastening cargo. The detachable end metal fitting is thus detachably attached to the rail engaging metal fitting by the provision of a slot in a metal fitting main body for connection with the rail engaging metal fitting. Alternatively, the cargo fastening belt may have a ring portion at one end thereof, and the detachable end metal fitting may be detachably attached to the ring portion. The detachable end metal fitting then has an engaging body for engaging a mating member when fastening cargo, a shackle with opposite side plate portions mounted on a proximal end portion of the engaging body and a supporting shaft extending through the ring portion of the cargo fastening belt supported by the opposite side plate portions of the shackle. Preferably, the supporting shaft comprises a bolt that extends through and between the side plate portions, the bolt being secured by a nut at one end thereof.

Detachable end metal fitting used for cargo fastening belt

A press apparatus is disclosed which includes a bed, a pair of opposing ram guides fixedly mounted to the bed, and a ram slidably mounted to the ram guides for linear movement relative to the bed. A pair of pull links is arranged on opposing sides of the ram, and a pull link support shaft is provided to pivotably mount the lower ends of the pull links to the bed for pivotal movement together relative to the bed. A pair of lever links is arranged on opposing sides of the ram, and a lever link support shaft is provided to pivotally mount the pair of lever links to the ram for pivotal movement together relative to the ram. A first connecting shaft is provided to pivotally mount the upper end of each of the pull links to a respective one of the lever links. A reciprocating cylinder device is operatively connected to the lever links in order to selectively force the lever links to pivot together in first and second rotational directions relative to the ram when operated in first and second selected manners. Such pivoting of the lever links forces the pull links to pivot together relative to the bed and, in turn, forces the ram to move linearly relative to the ram guides.

Press apparatus

A belt fitting engagement rail has a rail body for mounting on the inside of a side of a container and having a center portion bulged laterally from the longitudinally extending edge portions. The center portion has a plurality of engagement holes therein spaced along the length of the rail at constant intervals. The engagement holes each have a cross-shape defined by two elongated intersecting portions, one such portion extending longitudinally of the rail and the other extending transversely of the rail. The ends of the transversely extending portions are spaced inwardly of the edge portions to leave a space on the center portion.

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Aichi, Japan

Ryoseki Ihara