公开(公告)号：US20120131718A1

公开(公告)日：2012-05-31

申请号：US13148449

申请日：2010-02-08

申请人： Mitsuya Uchida ,  Osamu Tanaka ,  Kiyoshi Fukaya ,  Takumi Yoshimura ,  Toshiyo Tamura ,  Yukitoshi Takahashi

发明人： Mitsuya Uchida ,  Osamu Tanaka ,  Kiyoshi Fukaya ,  Takumi Yoshimura ,  Toshiyo Tamura ,  Yukitoshi Takahashi

IPC分类号： A41D1/00 ,  A41F19/00

CPC分类号： A62B99/00 ,  A41D13/018

摘要： An airbag device for the body instantaneously activates an airbag without malfunctions.When an absolute value of an angular velocity detected by an angular velocity sensor exceeds a predetermined angular velocity value, angular velocity values are integrated from a most recent detected value to an oldest value within a predetermined time period, and if an absolute value of a resultant value of integral exceeds a predetermined value and an acceleration detected by an acceleration sensor is smaller than a predetermined acceleration, the airbag is inflated. Based on the value of the integral of the angular velocities, a case in which an angular velocity gradually increases is distinguished from a case in which an angular velocity momentarily increases, so the airbag device effectively prevents malfunctions caused by an action other than falling over. Additionally, because it is unnecessary to intentionally delay determination to prevent malfunctions, the airbag can instantaneously be inflated.

摘要翻译： 用于身体的安全气囊装置瞬间激活安全气囊而不发生故障。 当由角速度传感器检测到的角速度的绝对值超过预定的角速度值时，角速度值在预定时间段内从最近的检测值积分到最老的值，并且如果得到的绝对值 积分值超过预定值，并且由加速度传感器检测到的加速度小于预定加速度时，气囊膨胀。 基于角速度的积分值，角速度逐渐增加的情况与角速度瞬时增加的情况不同，因此安全气囊装置有效地防止除掉落以外的动作引起的故障。 此外，由于不必有意地延迟确定以防止故障，所以气囊可以瞬间膨胀。

公开(公告)号：US20110165048A1

公开(公告)日：2011-07-07

申请号：US12158166

申请日：2007-04-13

申请人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Yukihiro Tokunaga ,  Yusuke Okamoto ,  Kenji Yasui

发明人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Yukihiro Tokunaga ,  Yusuke Okamoto ,  Kenji Yasui

IPC分类号： B01D53/56

CPC分类号： B01D53/8625 ,  B01D53/8696 ,  F23C13/06 ,  F23C13/08 ,  F23J2219/10 ,  F23N1/022 ,  F23N5/006 ,  F23N2035/06 ,  F23N2035/10 ,  F23N2035/12 ,  F23N2037/12 ,  F23N2041/04

摘要： First, the emission amount of nitrogen oxides can be decreased close to zero as much as possible, and the emission amount of carbon monoxide is decreased to a permissible range. Second, energy saving by combustion at a low air ratio close to 1.0 is realized. Third, air ratio control is performed stably in a combustion region at a low air ratio.The present invention includes: a combustion step of burning hydrocarbon-containing fuel in the burner, thereby generating gas free of hydrocarbons but containing oxygen, nitrogen oxides, and carbon monoxide; a hazardous-substance decreasing step of bringing the gas into contact with an oxidation catalyst, thereby oxidizing carbon monoxide contained in the gas by oxygen and reducing nitrogen oxides by carbon monoxide; and a concentration ratio adjusting step of adjusting a concentration ratio of oxygen, nitrogen oxides, and carbon monoxide in gas on a primary side of the oxidation catalyst to a predetermined concentration ratio in which a concentration of nitrogen oxides on a secondary side of the oxidation catalyst is decreased to substantially zero or a value equal to or lower than a predetermined value and a concentration of carbon monoxide on the secondary side of the oxidation catalyst is also decreased to substantially zero or a value equal to or lower than a predetermined value.

摘要翻译： 首先，尽可能地将氮氧化物的排放量降低到接近零，一氧化碳的排放量降低到容许范围。 其次，实现了以低空气比燃烧的接近1.0的节能。 第三，在燃烧区域以低空气比稳定地进行空气比控制。 本发明包括：在燃烧器中燃烧含烃燃料的燃烧步骤，从而产生不含烃但含有氧，氮氧化物和一氧化碳的气体; 使气体与氧化催化剂接触的有害物质减少步骤，从而通过氧气氧化气体中包含的一氧化碳并用一氧化碳还原氮氧化物; 以及浓度比调节步骤，将氧化催化剂的一次侧的气体中的氧，氮氧化物和一氧化碳的浓度比调节至规定的浓度比，其中氧化催化剂的二次侧的氮氧化物的浓度 降低至基本为零或等于或低于预定值的值，并且氧化催化剂的二次侧的一氧化碳浓度也降低至基本为零或等于或低于预定值的值。

公开(公告)号：US20110149795A1

公开(公告)日：2011-06-23

申请号：US13056050

申请日：2009-07-22

申请人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Nobuhiko Arashin

发明人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Nobuhiko Arashin

IPC分类号： H04W24/00 ,  H04W40/02

CPC分类号： H04W72/1242 ,  H04L12/2838 ,  H04L12/4013 ,  H04L2012/2841 ,  H04L2012/2849

摘要： In the case where one set of EDCA access parameters is set, there are problems such as failure in performing QoS when a transmission rate is changed and a deterioration in transmission efficiency.A relay device is a wireless communication device which transmits received data according to a priority level of the data, including: a transmitting unit (11) which transmits received data; a rate measuring unit (12) which measures a rate at which the transmitting unit (11) transmits the data; and a transmission control unit (14) which adaptively controls a transmission waiting time for which the transmitting unit (11) waits until start of the transmission of the data, according to the transmission rate of the transmitting unit (11) which is measured by the rate measuring unit (12), wherein the transmitting unit (11) transmits the data according to transmission control by the transmission control unit (14).

摘要翻译： 在设置一组EDCA访问参数的情况下，存在传输速率变化时的QoS失败以及传输效率的劣化等问题。 中继装置是根据数据的优先级发送接收数据的无线通信装置，包括发送接收数据的发送单元（11） 速率测量单元（12），其测量发送单元（11）发送数据的速率; 以及发送控制单元（14），其根据由所述发送单元（11）测量的发送单元（11）的发送速率自适应地控制发送单元（11）等待的发送等待时间，直到数据的发送开始 速率测量单元（12），其中发送单元（11）根据发送控制单元（14）的发送控制发送数据。

公开(公告)号：US20110143698A1

公开(公告)日：2011-06-16

申请号：US13057230

申请日：2010-04-22

申请人： Akihiko Shiotsuki ,  Sotaro Shinkai ,  Masahiko Nagoshi ,  Nobuhiko Arashin ,  Hiroyuki Yurugi ,  Wataru Noguchi ,  Toyoshi Yamada ,  Osamu Tanaka

发明人： Akihiko Shiotsuki ,  Sotaro Shinkai ,  Masahiko Nagoshi ,  Nobuhiko Arashin ,  Hiroyuki Yurugi ,  Wataru Noguchi ,  Toyoshi Yamada ,  Osamu Tanaka

IPC分类号： H04B1/04

CPC分类号： H01Q3/26 ,  H01Q3/30 ,  H01Q21/20 ,  H01Q21/205

摘要： A plurality of directional patterns are classified into groups and stored in a directional pattern memory, such that among the plurality of directional patterns, the directional patterns strongly correlated with each other are classified into the same group, while the directional patterns weakly correlated with each other are classified into the different groups. One directional pattern is selected from each group in the directional pattern memory. One directional pattern is determined from the selected directional patterns, in accordance with a communication quality of signals each received when each one of the selected directional patterns is set for steerable antenna element. The determined directional pattern is set for the steerable antenna element.

摘要翻译： 将多个方向图分成组并存储在方向图案存储器中，使得在多个方向图中，彼此强相关的方向图被分类为相同组，而方向图彼此弱相关 分为不同组别。 从方向图案存储器中的每个组中选择一个方向图案。 根据所选择的方向图中的每一个被设置用于可导向天线元件的每个接收的信号的通信质量，从所选择的方向图确定一个方向图。 为可控天线元件设定确定的方向图。

公开(公告)号：US20090325112A1

公开(公告)日：2009-12-31

申请号：US12304237

申请日：2008-03-06

申请人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Kenji Yasui ,  Masashi Nakashima ,  Takashi Shindo ,  Kohei Yamaguchi ,  Motoshi Kohaku

发明人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Kenji Yasui ,  Masashi Nakashima ,  Takashi Shindo ,  Kohei Yamaguchi ,  Motoshi Kohaku

IPC分类号： F23N1/02 ,  F23J15/02 ,  A61L2/00

CPC分类号： F23C13/00 ,  B01D53/02 ,  B01D53/8646 ,  B01D53/88 ,  B01D2253/112 ,  B01D2255/10 ,  B01D2257/302 ,  B01D2257/404 ,  B01D2257/502 ,  B01J23/42 ,  B01J23/44 ,  F23D14/02 ,  F23G7/07 ,  F23J2215/20 ,  F23J2219/10 ,  F23N1/022 ,  F23N5/006 ,  Y02A50/2328

摘要： Provided is a catalyst degradation preventing apparatus, which is for a catalyst device containing a catalyst component that comes into contact with gas to chemically change the gas, in which the catalyst device is provided with a poisoning substance removing device on a primary side thereof, for removing a poisoning substance which is contained in the gas and adsorbs to the catalyst component or forms a compound with the catalyst component. Further, the poisoning substance removing device and the catalyst device are provided with an interval placed therebetween and to be exchangeable with each other, or a carrier of a component that adsorbs to the poisoning substance of the poisoning substance removing device or forms a compound with the poisoning substance and a carrier of a catalyst component of the catalyst device are integrally formed so as to be exchangeable. According to the apparatus, the decrease in performance of the catalyst device can be prevented, and the effect of low pollution can be retained for a long period of time.

摘要翻译： 提供了一种催化剂降解防止装置，其用于含有与气体接触的催化剂成分以化学改变气体的催化剂装置，其中催化剂装置在其一次侧设置有中毒物质除去装置，用于 除去气体中所含的中毒物质，并吸附到催化剂成分或与催化剂成分形成化合物。 此外，中毒物质除去装置和催化剂装置设置有间隔并且可以彼此更换，或者吸附到中毒物质去除装置的中毒物质的成分的载体或与其形成化合物 中和物质和催化剂装置的催化剂组分的载体整体形成以便可交换。 根据该装置，能够防止催化剂装置的性能下降，能够长时间保持低污染的效果。

公开(公告)号：US20090097950A1

公开(公告)日：2009-04-16

申请号：US12285777

申请日：2008-10-14

申请人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Takafumi Tsuchiya ,  Tohru Iwabae

发明人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Takafumi Tsuchiya ,  Tohru Iwabae

IPC分类号： H01L21/67

CPC分类号： H01L21/67276 ,  H01L21/67781 ,  Y10S414/137

摘要： A substrate processing system includes a control section configured to control a series of transfer operations and preset to control operation of a container transfer apparatus, operation at a substrate access area, and operation of a substrate handling apparatus independently of each other. The control section includes a schedule creating portion configured to create a transfer schedule by individually adjusting operation timing of the container transfer apparatus, operation timing at the substrate access area, and operation timing of the substrate handling apparatus such that, in a state while a first lot of substrates are treated in the processing system, but the container transfer apparatus and the substrate access area are unoccupied, a container with a second lot of unprocessed substrates stored therein is transferred onto the substrate access area, thereby making total transfer time pertinent.

摘要翻译： 基板处理系统包括：控制部，其被配置为控制一系列传送操作并预设以控制容器传送装置的操作，基板存取区域的操作以及彼此独立的基板处理装置的操作。 控制部包括：调度生成部，被配置为通过分别调整容器搬送装置的动作定时，基板通路区域的动作时刻，以及基板处理装置的动作定时来生成传送进度，使得在第一 在处理系统中处理了许多基板，但是容器传送装置和基板通路区域未被占用，其中存储有第二批未处理的基板的容器被转移到基板通路区域上，从而使总传输时间相关。

公开(公告)号：US20090087634A1

公开(公告)日：2009-04-02

申请号：US11910163

申请日：2006-03-31

申请人： Koichi Naoi ,  Fumio Tase ,  Yukio Miya ,  Osamu Tanaka ,  Masayoshi Ushikubo

发明人： Koichi Naoi ,  Fumio Tase ,  Yukio Miya ,  Osamu Tanaka ,  Masayoshi Ushikubo

IPC分类号： B32B5/14 ,  B32B15/04 ,  C23C16/06

CPC分类号： C23C14/027 ,  C23C14/0015 ,  C23C14/0021 ,  C23C14/0688 ,  C23C14/28 ,  C23C28/321 ,  C23C28/322 ,  C23C28/34 ,  C23C28/36 ,  Y10T428/2495 ,  Y10T428/24975 ,  Y10T428/24992

摘要： A golden ornament includes a base material; a Ti coating film which is formed on a surface of the base material in an atmosphere of an inert gas other than nitrogen and whose Ti atom content is constant in the thickness direction; a TiN gradient coating film which is formed on the Ti coating film and whose N atom content has a gradient in the thickness direction; a TiN coating film which is formed on the TiN gradient coating film and whose contents of Ti atoms and N atoms are constant in the thickness direction; an Au—TiN mixture gradient coating film which is formed on the TiN coating film and whose Au atom content has a gradient in the thickness direction; and an Au—TiN mixture coating film which is formed on the Au—TiN mixture gradient coating film and whose contents of Au atoms, Ti atoms, and N atoms are constant in the thickness direction. The golden ornament may further include an Au coating film or an Au alloy coating film which is formed on the Au—TiN mixture coating film and whose Au atom content is constant in the thickness direction.

摘要翻译： 金色装饰品包括基材; 形成在所述基材的表面上的除氮以外的惰性气体的气氛中且Ti原子含量在厚度方向上恒定的Ti涂膜; 形成在Ti涂膜上并且其氮原子含量在厚度方向上具有梯度的TiN梯度涂膜; 形成在TiN梯度涂膜上，其Ti原子和N原子的含量在厚度方向上恒定的TiN涂膜; Au-TiN混合物梯度涂层，其形成在TiN涂膜上，其Au原子含量在厚度方向上具有梯度; 以及在Au-TiN混合物梯度涂膜上形成的Au-TiN混合物涂膜，其Au原子，Ti原子和N原子的含量在厚度方向上是恒定的。 金色装饰品还可以包括形成在Au-TiN混合物涂膜上并且其Au原子含量在厚度方向上恒定的Au涂膜或Au合金涂膜。

公开(公告)号：US20090025655A1

公开(公告)日：2009-01-29

申请号：US12282478

申请日：2007-04-13

申请人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Yukihiro Tokunaga ,  Yusuke Okamoto ,  Kenji Yasui

发明人： Osamu Tanaka ,  Yukihiro Tokunaga ,  Yusuke Okamoto ,  Kenji Yasui

IPC分类号： F24H9/20

CPC分类号： B01D53/8625 ,  B01D53/8696 ,  F23N1/022 ,  F23N5/006 ,  F23N5/242 ,  F23N2035/06 ,  F23N2035/10 ,  F23N2035/12 ,  F23N2041/04

摘要： First, an emission amount of nitrogen oxide can be decreased to zero as much as possible and, an emission amount of carbon monoxide is decreased to a permissible range. Second, energy saving by combustion at a low air ratio close to 1.0 is realized. Third, air ratio control is performed stably in a combustion region at a low air ratio. Provided is a boiler, including: a premixed burner; a water pipe group for, by heat exchanging with a gas produced by the premixed burner, suppressing a temperature of the gas to thereby suppress a concentration of nitrogen oxide to a predetermined value or less; an oxidation catalyst for oxidizing carbon monoxide contained in the gas after the passage through the water pipe group by oxygen and for reducing nitrogen oxide contained therein by carbon monoxide; and an air-ratio adjusting device for adjusting an air ratio of the premixed burner, in which: the premixed burner and the water pipe group have such characteristics that when the air ratio is a set air ratio, a concentration ratio of oxygen, nitrogen oxides, and carbon monoxide in the gas on a primary side of the oxidation catalyst becomes a predetermined concentration ratio; the oxidation catalyst has such characteristics that when the concentration ratio is a predetermined concentration ratio, a concentration of nitrogen oxides on a secondary side of the oxidation catalyst is substantially zero while a concentration of carbon monoxide is decreased to substantially zero or a predetermined value or less; and the predetermined concentration ratio is kept to be constant by being controlled to the set air ratio by the air-ratio adjusting device.

摘要翻译： 首先，尽可能地将氮氧化物的排放量减少到零，一氧化碳的排放量降低到容许范围。 其次，实现了以低空气比燃烧的接近1.0的节能。 第三，在燃烧区域以低空气比稳定地进行空气比控制。 提供锅炉，包括：预混燃烧器; 通过与由预混合燃烧器产生的气体进行热交换的水管组，抑制气体的温度从而将氮氧化物的浓度抑制在预定值以下; 氧化催化剂，用于氧化通过水管组后的气体中包含的一氧化碳，并通过一氧化碳还原氮氧化物; 以及用于调节预混燃烧器的空气比的空气比调节装置，其中：预混合燃烧器和水管组具有这样的特性，即当空气比是设定空气比时，氧，氮氧化物的浓度比 ，氧化催化剂的初级侧的气体中的一氧化碳成为规定的浓度比; 氧化催化剂具有以下特性：当浓度比为预定浓度比时，氧化催化剂的二次侧的氮氧化物的浓度基本为零，同时一氧化碳的浓度基本为零或预定值以下 ; 并且通过由空气比调节装置控制到设定空气比，预定浓度比保持恒定。

公开(公告)号：US20080234133A1

公开(公告)日：2008-09-25

申请号：US12011322

申请日：2008-01-25

申请人： Mineyuki Yokoyama ,  Shoko Yamaguchi ,  Toshii Iida ,  Kiyotaka Kojima ,  Koji Kobayashi ,  Osamu Tanaka

发明人： Mineyuki Yokoyama ,  Shoko Yamaguchi ,  Toshii Iida ,  Kiyotaka Kojima ,  Koji Kobayashi ,  Osamu Tanaka

IPC分类号： A01N37/06 ,  A01P21/00

CPC分类号： A01N37/42

摘要： An object of the present invention is to determine novel means of activating plants; more particularly, means of controlling plant growth, such as means of promoting growth, means of controlling dormancy, means of imparting tolerance against stress for plants (dryness, high or low temperatures, osmotic pressure, etc.), and means of preventing aging. The present inventors have found that the above object can be achieved by providing plant activators containing, as an active ingredient, C4-C24 ketol fatty acids, in particular, 9-hydroxy-10-oxo-12(Z),15(Z)-octadecadienoic acid.

摘要翻译： 本发明的目的是确定活化植物的新方法; 更具体地，是控制植物生长的手段，例如促进生长的手段，控制休眠的手段，赋予植物胁迫耐受性的手段（干燥，高温或低温，渗透压等）以及防止老化的手段。 本发明人已经发现，上述目的可以通过提供含有作为有效成分的C 4 -C 24脂肪醇脂肪酸的植物活化剂来实现，特别是9 - 羟基-10-氧代-12（Z），15（Z） - 十八碳二烯酸。

公开(公告)号：US07117688B2

公开(公告)日：2006-10-10

申请号：US10482691

申请日：2002-06-26

申请人： Hiromune Matsuoka ,  Osamu Tanaka

发明人： Hiromune Matsuoka ,  Osamu Tanaka

IPC分类号： F25D45/00

CPC分类号： F25B45/00 ,  F25B13/00 ,  F25B2400/19

摘要： The present invention allows an optimal quantity of refrigerant to be quickly and easily charged into the refrigeration device. In a refrigeration device that includes a refrigerant cycle circuit (A) connecting an outdoor unit (X) and indoor units (Y) via refrigerant lines (6), (7), a refrigerant charging device (10) that charges refrigerant to the refrigerant cycle circuit (A) in the cooling operational state is detachably connected to the liquid side refrigerant line (6) (the high pressure liquid line during cooling operations) that links the outdoor unit (X) with the indoor units (Y). In this way, when the refrigerant charging device (10) and the liquid line refrigerant line (6) are linked together and the refrigerant cycle circuit (A) is in the cooling operational state, refrigerant charging can be carried out from the refrigerant charging device (10) to the refrigerant cycle circuit (A) via the liquid side refrigerant line (6) (the high pressure liquid line).

摘要翻译： 本发明允许最佳量的制冷剂快速且容易地装入制冷装置。 在包括通过制冷剂管路（6），（7）连接室外机组（X）和室内机组（Y）的制冷剂循环回路（A）的制冷装置中，制冷剂充量装置（10）向制冷剂 制冷运转状态的循环回路（A）与室内机组（Y）连接的液侧制冷剂管路（制冷运转时的高压液体管路）可拆卸地连接。 以这种方式，当制冷剂填充装置10和液体线制冷剂管路6连接在一起并且制冷剂循环回路（A）处于制冷运转状态时，可以从制冷剂填充装置 （10）经由液体制冷剂管线（6）（高压液体管线）到制冷剂循环回路（A）。