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Sumitomo Electric Industries, Limited

Souji Nishikawa

Masatoshi Majima

Akihisa Hosoe

Shinji Inazawa

Katsuya Yamada

Kenji Mori

Ichiro Maruyama

Yoshiomi Tsuji

Hiroshi Okazaki

Toshio Shimotsuji

This invention aims at providing a method of obtaining fine alloy powders, which are extremely small in particle size, high in purity, and uniform in composition, providing fine alloy powders obtained by this method, and providing molding materials, slurries, and electromagnetic shielding materials, which use these fine alloy powders. This invention provides a fine alloy powder production method, which is characterized in that after performing the process of mixing at least a trivalent titanium compound and a complexing agent, which binds with the trivalent titanium ion, in an aqueous solution containing two or more types of metal ion, the two or more types of metal are made to deposit simultaneously. This invention also provides fine alloy powders, which are obtained by the above-described method, that are 1 to 100 nm in particle size, and preferably exhibit the characteristics of soft magnetic material, and molding materials, slurries, and electromagnetic shielding materials, produced by dispersing an abovementioned fine alloy powder in a resin.

Method of producing alloy powders, alloy powders obtained by said method, and products applying said powders

A set-up/down plural-span weir assembly is made of flexible sheets and comprises a plurality of single-span weirs coupled to each other through pillars across the stream of a river. A pressure medium is introduced into the bags of the single-span weirs to inflate them to set up the single-span weirs and also discharged therefrom to deflate them to set down the single-span weirs. The upstream water of the weir assembly is directly introduced from an upstream water level detection pipe into a bucket or float container of at least one of the single-span weirs, and is indirectly introduced from the upstream water level detection pipe into the bucket or float container of at least another one of the single-span weirs through the bucket or float container of the former one of the single-span weirs or through that of still another one of the single-span weirs.

Set-up/down plural-span weir assembly made of flexible sheets

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Osaka, Japan

Souji Nishikawa