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Nippon Kokan Kabushiki Kaisha

Fuji Toyuki Kabushiki Kaisha

Showa Denko K.k.

Futec Inc.

Asai Yushi Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Fuji Toyuki Co., Ltd.

Tomio Yamamoto

Shuichi Sugita

Hirotoshi Kamata

Kazuo Ohtani

Hidetake Sendai

Yukio Hosaka

Takeo Watanabe

Koji Sakasegawa

Takeo Yamada

Kunio Matsui

Kazuo Kunioka

Hideyuki Hanafusa

Atushi Ohsumi

Toshiro Mihara

Atsushi Ohsumi

Tatsue Saito

Katsuya Yamada

Yoshinao Yamagishi

Kaoru Daigo

Kouji Seno

Isoshiro Ishida

Atsushi Osumi

Tadashi Asai

Toshihiko Kadota

Kazuo Ootani

Curable composite material composition and curing process therefor

Photocurable prepreg sheet for waterproofing, method and apparatus for production of prepreg sheet, and waterproofing method using the sheet

A photocurable prepreg composition which is characterized by easy control of a B stage state of a thermosetting resin such as an unsaturated polyester resin or an epoxy acrylate resin, excellent storage stability, and remarkable curability after being shaped; as well as a production method therefor. A photocurable prepreg composition which contains an unsaturated polyester resin and/or an epoxy acrylate resin; at least two photopolymerization initiators with photosensitivity in different wavelength ranges; and an inorganic or an organic fiber-reinforcing material and/or filler, and which composition is treated with light of a specific wavelength such that at least one photopolymerization initiator and radical-polymerizable unsaturated groups remain partially in said resin; a production method therefor; and formed articles produced therefrom.

Photocurable prepreg composition and production method thereof

A method and apparatus for examining the surface condition of a traveling metal strip in the process of being continuously cast for detection of scarfs, if any, produced on said surface, wherein a light emitter projects light beams of short waves or those containing said short waves and other waves on a traveling metal strip in the process of being continuously cast; among the reflections of the projected light beams, only those consisting of short waves are received by the light detector through a filter; a flat hood surrounding a light path extending between the light emitter and light detector is set in a cooling chamber; compressed air streams run through the flat hood to air purge or clean the environment of the light path; a signal issued from the light detector is processed by an image memory; the shade image of the traveling metal strip is continuously displayed on the screen of a monitor television set; and the surface condition of the traveling metal strip is examined on the screen to detect scarfs, if any, produced on said surface.

Method of examining the surface of a continuously cast metal strip for

An apparatus for detecting the surface flaws of a red-hot metal part includes a light source for illuminating a predetermined area on the surface of a moving red-hot metal part, an image pick-up device for picking-up the image on the metal part surface formed by the light rays from the light source, and a shutter disposed on the optical path between the light receiving surface of the pick-up device and the light source. The reflection energy from the metal part surface corresponding to the incident light rays from the light source is set up to be much larger than the radiation energy of the metal part per se. This relation of energy is set up by adjusting the illumination of the light source. The surface flaws are detected in such a manner that at least one of a series of video signals fed from the image pick-up device after the shutter release is selected as the optimum video signal for flaw detection, and properly selected.

Apparatus for detecting the surface flaws of a red-heated metal part

A transportation arrangement with spotlight projectors for illuminating the trunnions of a molten iron ladle for viewing by an operator when engaging a hoisting hook with the trunnion of the ladle. A spotlight projector employs a very high pressure mercury lamp as a light source and the beam of light from this light source is projected in the form of a bundle of parallel light rays of specific wavelengths through a collimator lens system. This system employs an elliptic reflecting mirror, a slit, a filter for transmitting specific wavelengths and a convex lens. The projected bundle of parallel light rays consists of a group of green and yellow bright-line spectra having a center wavelength of 5,000 A. The projector is designed to be mounted on an overhead travelling crane and its projection optical axis is adjustable.

Transportation arrangement with spotlight projectors for illuminating

There are provided a method and apparatus for noncontact measurement of a gauge of a high temperature material such as a red-hot steel slab, wherein the entire optical system including a light source, a filter and a detector is employed at wavelengths in the near-ultraviolet zone, preferably in the range 4,300 - 4,400 A, and a sampling mark corresponding to a reference projection point for an optical mark of wavelengths in the near-ultraviolet zone is established on the screen of a television receiver on which the optical mark is displayed in accordance with the output of a camera tube which receives the optical mark through a band-pass filter which transmits the wavelengths in the near-ultraviolet zone, whereby the light source and the camera tube are translated from the reference positions until the optical mark formed on a high temperature material to be measured coincides with the sampling mark so that the gauge of the high temperature material is measured in accordance with the distance covered by the parallel motion of the light source and the camera tube.

Method and apparatus for non-contact measurement of a gauge of a high

In heating a material radiant at high temperatures, such as a steel product, in a heating furnace, the said material is charged into the heating furnace to heat. A discrimination mark is previously drawn on the surface of material to be discriminated on a portion readily watched from outside the furnace. A heat resisting paint sensitive to near ultraviolet rays is used to make the mark. The said material radiant-heated in the heating furnace is discriminated from outside the furnace as being radiant by applying near ultraviolet rays of a high pressure mercury lamp thereto from outside the furnace to provide a sharp contrast between the said material surface and the said discrimination mark for the discrimination of the said mark from outside the furnace.

Method for discriminating high-temperature red heated material

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Takamatsu, Japan

Tomio Yamamoto