Nec Corporation

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Fuji Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Asahi Kasei E-materials Corporation

Transrecog Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Takaaki Kobayashi

Yasunari Kimura

Yukio Michishita

Nobuji Suzuki

Hirosumi Todaka

Mitsuyasu Matsuo

Tomoyuki Nunome

Hiroyoshi Kishimoto

Natsumi Aoai

Takeshi Kurosaki

Toshiaki Nakagami

Nariyasu Matsubara

A water jacket includes a housing configured to be disposed on or adjacent to an outer periphery of a heat generating portion, and a coolant channel provided inside the housing. The coolant channel includes a plurality of main tubular channel portions that extend linearly and are configured to be arranged along and in proximity to the outer periphery of the heat generating portion, an inflow-side manifold portion that collectively connects upstream end portions of the main tubular channel portions and is configured to allow inflow of coolant, and an outflow-side manifold portion that collectively connects downstream end portions of the main tubular channel portions and is configured to allow outflow of the coolant. Each of the main tubular channel portions includes therein a vortex generation part that is disposed in proximity to the upstream end portion and configured to generate a vortex flow.

Water jacket and method of manufacturing water jacket

An information-technology utilization evaluation device includes a first determination unit to determine an attainment level of a first evaluation element in an evaluation-target management target process including a set of unit processes. The first evaluation element represents a degree of automation achieved by utilizing information technology. The information-technology utilization evaluation device includes a second determination unit to determine an attainment level of a second evaluation element in the management target process. The second evaluation element represents a scale of a set of unit processes utilizing the information technology.

Information-technology utilization evaluation device and information-technology utilization evaluation method

To cause a computer configured to execute, by starting first software to implement, first display processing for displaying a first information display window to function as an extra information superposition device including a processing unit and a storage unit, wherein the processing unit configured to (i) execute second display processing for displaying a second information display window capable of receiving input of extra information to be superposed at least on a part of the first information display window, by starting second software independent from the first software to implement, and (ii) execute third display processing for displaying the extra information in the second information display window, when there is input of extra information to the second information display window made by a user.

Non-transitory computer-readable medium storing an extra information superposition program, extra information superposition method, and extra information superposition method, and extra information superposition device

There is provided a photosensitive resin composition comprising: (a) 100 parts by weight of a polyorganosiloxane obtained by a method of combining at least one silanol compound represented by the following formula (1):RSi(OH)&#x2003;&#x2003;(1){the groups in the formula being defined in the claims}, at least one alkoxysilane compound represented by the following formula (2):RRSi(OR)&#x2003;&#x2003;(2){the groups in the formula being defined in the claims} and a catalyst, and polymerizing them without active addition of water;(b) 1-50 parts by weight of a photopolymerization initiator;(c) 40-600 parts by weight of a fluorene compound represented by the following formula (3): {the groups in the formula being defined in the claims}; and(d) 20-300 parts by weight of a compound other than component (c), having one or two (meth)acryloyl groups in the molecule.

Photosensitive resin composition

A vehicle door sash structureis configured to include a door sashthat extends along an edge of a vehicle door window glassand has a closed cross-section portionand a projecting surface portionthat projects from the closed cross-section portiontoward the outside in the vehicle width direction, a moldingthat extends substantially along the door sashand is arranged as exposed to the outside of the vehicle, a clipthat is made of an elastic material, is fixed to the inner surface of the moldingand nips the projecting surface portionof the door sasha convex portion that is formed so as to project from either one of the clipand the door sashto the other one, and a concave portionthat is formed at the other one and with which the convex portion is engaged.

Vehicle door sash structure

A wafer surface treating apparatus has an overflow treating tank for holding therein a chemical in which a wafer is to be soaked to perform a surface treatment of the wafer, piping for circulating the chemical overflowing from said treating tank to said treating tank, a filter unit for filtering the chemical passing through said piping to remove foreign articles from the chemical, and at least two temperature regulating mechanisms. The first temperature regulating mechanism keeps a temperature of the chemical in said treating tank at a predetermined temperature. The second temperature regulating mechanism regulates the temperature of the chemical in said filter unit to a temperature at which no deposit is produced from the chemical in said filter.

Wafer surface treating apparatus using chemical

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Tokyo, Japan

Takaaki Kobayashi