Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation

Hitachi, Ltd.

Yosuke Kunishi

Yuki Nakamura

Hisashi Isogami

Takao Namihira

Mamoru Takanashi

Hiroyuki Sekino

Minoru Morita

Takeo Kawase

Kazuyuki Kawamura

Yoshinori Mashiko

An acidic gas separation device includes: a first separation device which has an inorganic separation membrane and is configured to separate a gaseous hydrocarbon fluid containing an acidic gas into a first gaseous fluid having a large acidic gas content and a second gaseous fluid having a smaller acidic gas content than the first gaseous fluid by the inorganic separation membrane; and a second separation device which has an organic polymer separation membrane and is configured to separate the second gaseous fluid into a third gaseous fluid having a large acidic gas content and a fourth gaseous fluid having a smaller acidic gas content than the third gaseous fluid by the organic polymer separation membrane.

Acidic gas separation device and acidic gas separation method

A survey method includes generating a first amplitude modulation signal by amplitude-modulating a carrier wave repeating the same pattern at a predetermined cycle in each of a plurality of vibrators with a modulation signal whose cycle is 1/m times the predetermined period and is different for each of the vibrators, transmitting the seismic wave based on the first amplitude modulation signal, generating a second amplitude modulation signal in one or more receivers, the second amplitude modulation signal being identical to the first amplitude modulation signal generated by any one of the seismic vibrators, generating a reception signal in each of the one or more receivers by receiving a synthetic seismic wave in which the seismic waves generated by the seismic vibrators are synthesized, calculating a correlation value between the reception signal and the second amplitude modulation signal, and analyzing characteristics of the medium on the basis of the correlation value.

Survey method, seismic vibrator, and survey system

The present invention seeks to decompose and remove various types of organic materials contained in oilfield water by one operation. To this end, this method for treating oilfield water is provided with: a step for obtaining primary treated water containing organic material by removing the solid content and oil content from oilfield water; and a step for decomposing the organic material by exposing the primary treated water to discharge plasma, wherein the discharge plasma is generated by a nanosecond pulse power source for outputting a pulse having a pulse width of 10 ns or less.

Device and method for treating organic-material-containing water

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Tokyo, Japan

Yosuke Kunishi