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61. 发明授权

US4311122A Direct injection type diesel engine 失效
标题翻译：直喷式柴油机
公开(公告)号：US4311122A
公开(公告)日：1982-01-19
申请号：US148534
申请日：1980-05-09
申请人： Tosio Banba , Katsuyuki Morichika , Tetsuya Nakanishi
发明人： Tosio Banba , Katsuyuki Morichika , Tetsuya Nakanishi
IPC分类号： F02B3/06 , F02B23/06 , F02B75/02 , F02B3/00
CPC分类号： F02B23/0696 , F02B2075/027 , F02B2275/14 , F02B2275/40 , F02B23/0621 , F02B23/0624 , F02B23/0645 , F02B3/06 , Y02T10/123 , Y02T10/125
摘要： A direct injection type diesel engine including a piston having a toroidal combustion chamber wherein the ratio of the diameter of the opening of the combustion chamber to the diameter of the piston, the ratio of the diameter of the opening of the combustion chamber to the depth of the combustion chamber, the ratio of the distance between the top of a toroid of the combustion chamber and the surface of the opening of the combustion chamber to the depth of the combustion chamber and the angle of inclination of a peripheral wall of the combustion chamber with respect to the axis of the piston are each in a predetermined range of values. By these features, the problems with regard to noise and coloring of the exhaust emissions can be obviated without adversely affecting the performance of the engine.
摘要翻译：一种直喷式柴油发动机，其包括具有环形燃烧室的活塞，其中，燃烧室的开口直径与活塞的直径之比，燃烧室的开口直径与燃烧室的开度的比例燃烧室，燃烧室的环形面的顶部与燃烧室的开口表面之间的距离与燃烧室的深度的比值以及燃烧室的周壁的倾斜角度相对于活塞的轴线各自处于预定的值范围内。通过这些特征，可以避免废气排放物的噪声和着色问题，而不会不利地影响发动机的性能。

62. 发明授权

US08609806B2 Phosphorus-containing phenol compound, production method therefor, and curable resin compositons and cured products using the compound 失效
标题翻译：含磷酚化合物，其制备方法和使用该化合物的固化树脂组合物和固化产物
公开(公告)号：US08609806B2
公开(公告)日：2013-12-17
申请号：US12998078
申请日：2009-09-02
申请人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Hideyasu Asakage , Seigo Takuwa
发明人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Hideyasu Asakage , Seigo Takuwa
IPC分类号： C08G59/62 , C08G59/18 , C08L63/00 , C07F9/6571
CPC分类号： C07F9/657172 , C08K5/5313 , C08L63/00
摘要： To provide phosphorus-containing epoxy resins and phosphorus-containing epoxy resin compositions having high levels of appearance, yield and economic efficiency and cured products thereof that are used for various applications. A phosphorus-containing phenol compound represented by Formula (3) obtained by reacting a compound represented by Formula (2) with a compound represented by Formula (1), wherein in the peak area (A) of the component represented by Formula (1) on a chromatogram measured under specific conditions by gel permeation chromatography, peak area (B) on the high-molecular-weight side of the component of Formula (1), and total area (C) of peak area (A) and peak area (B), the value obtained by dividing peak area (B) by total area (C) is 8 area % or less, and epoxy resin compositions and cured products comprising the phosphorus-containing phenol compound as an essential ingredient.
摘要翻译：提供用于各种应用的具有高外观，成品率和经济效益的含磷环氧树脂和含磷环氧树脂组合物。将由式（2）表示的化合物与式（1）表示的化合物反应得到的式（3）所示的含磷酚化合物，其中，在式（1）表示的成分的峰面积（A）在通过凝胶渗透色谱法在特定条件下测定的色谱图，式（1）的组分的高分子量侧的峰面积（B）和峰面积（A）的总面积（C）和峰面积 B），将峰面积（B）除以总面积（C）得到的值为8面积％以下，环氧树脂组合物和含有含磷酚化合物的固化物作为必要成分。

63. 发明授权

US08381549B2 Optical fiber preform fabricating method 有权
标题翻译：光纤预制棒制造方法
公开(公告)号：US08381549B2
公开(公告)日：2013-02-26
申请号：US11921418
申请日：2007-06-21
申请人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Tetsuya Haruna , Shinji Ishikawa
发明人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Tetsuya Haruna , Shinji Ishikawa
IPC分类号： C03B37/018
CPC分类号： C03B37/01807 , C03B2201/12 , C03B2201/20 , C03B2201/28 , C03B2201/31 , C03B2201/32 , C03B2207/86 , C03B2207/87 , C03C3/06 , C03C13/046 , C03C2203/40
摘要： The present invention relates to an optical fiber preform fabricating method that makes it possible to implement a reduction in iron impurities at a low cost. The optical fiber preform fabricating method comprises a glass synthesis step for forming a glass region constituting at least a part of the core area of the optical fiber. The glass synthesis step includes a deposition step of depositing glass particles containing the Al-element inside the glass pipe by means of chemical vapor deposition, and a consolidation step of obtaining a transparent glass body from the glass soot body thus obtained. In other words, the deposition step synthesizes glass particles on the inside wall of a glass pipe by feeding raw material gas, in which the content ratio (O/Al) of the O-element and Al-element is 20 or less, into the glass pipe. Furthermore, the consolidation step obtains a transparent glass body from the glass soot body by heating the glass soot body. The transparent glass body that is formed in the consolidation step constitutes part of the core region.
摘要翻译：本发明涉及能够以低成本实现铁杂质的还原的光纤预制体的制造方法。光纤预制体制造方法包括玻璃合成步骤，用于形成构成光纤的核心区域的至少一部分的玻璃区域。玻璃合成步骤包括通过化学气相沉积在玻璃管内沉积含有Al元素的玻璃颗粒的沉积步骤，以及从由此获得的玻璃烟灰体获得透明玻璃体的固结步骤。换句话说，沉积步骤通过将O元件和Al元素的含量比（O / Al）为20以下的原料气体进料到玻璃管的内壁上而合成玻璃粒子。玻璃管。此外，固结步骤通过加热玻璃烟灰体从玻璃烟灰体获得透明玻璃体。在固结步骤中形成的透明玻璃体构成核心区域的一部分。

64. 发明申请

US20120237174A1 OPTICAL CABLE AND OPTICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEM 有权
标题翻译：光电缆和光传输系统
公开(公告)号：US20120237174A1
公开(公告)日：2012-09-20
申请号：US13486813
申请日：2012-06-01
申请人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Fumiaki Satou , Katsuyuki Aihara , Hiroshi Miyano , Takashi Sasaki
发明人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Fumiaki Satou , Katsuyuki Aihara , Hiroshi Miyano , Takashi Sasaki
IPC分类号： G02B6/44
CPC分类号： G02B6/0365 , G02B6/02395 , G02B6/4433
摘要： An optical fiber that has a small bending loss can be securely prevented from being fractured due to accidental bending during installation or other operations. The optical fiber includes a core, a first cladding, a second cladding, and a third cladding. The relative refractive index difference Δ1 of the core is in the range of 0.3% to 0.38%, the relative refractive index difference Δ2 of the first cladding is equal to or smaller than 0%, and the relative refractive index difference Δ3 of the second cladding is in the range of −1.8% to −0.5%. The inner radius r2 and the outer radius r3 of the second cladding satisfy the expression “0.4r2+10.5
摘要翻译：可以可靠地防止由于在安装或其他操作期间的意外弯曲而具有小的弯曲损耗的光纤被破裂。光纤包括芯，第一包层，第二包层和第三包层。芯的相对折射率差Dgr 1在0.3％〜0.38％的范围内，第一包层的相对折射率差Dgr2等于或小于0％，相对折射率差Dgr ; 3的第二包层在-1.8％至-0.5％的范围内。第二包层的内半径r2和外半径r3满足表达式“0.4r2 + 10.5

65. 发明申请

US20120236295A1 METHOD OF MEASURING BENDING PERFORMANCE OF OPTICAL FIBER 审中-公开
标题翻译：测量光纤弯曲性能的方法
公开(公告)号：US20120236295A1
公开(公告)日：2012-09-20
申请号：US13417555
申请日：2012-03-12
申请人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Toshiki Taru , Takuji Nagashima , Tatsuya Konishi , Kazuya Kuwahara , Makoto Ichikawa
发明人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Toshiki Taru , Takuji Nagashima , Tatsuya Konishi , Kazuya Kuwahara , Makoto Ichikawa
IPC分类号： G01N21/59
CPC分类号： G01M11/088
摘要： A method of measuring the bending performance of an optical fiber in a simple manner is provided. Power P1 of light emitted from one end of the optical fiber when light is incident onto the other end of the optical fiber is measured under conditions where the optical fiber 1 is wound at a constant pitch by one layer on the circumferential side of a mandrel 2 and the overall circumference of the optical fiber 1 thus wound is covered with an index matching sheet 5. The refractive index of the index matching sheet 5 substantially matches with the refractive index of resin of the outermost layer of the optical fiber 1.
摘要翻译：提供了一种以简单的方式测量光纤的弯曲性能的方法。在光纤入射到光纤的另一端时从光纤的一端发射的光的功率P1是在光纤1在心轴2的周向侧以恒定的间距缠绕一层的条件下测量的并且用折射率匹配片5覆盖如此卷绕的光纤1的整体周长。折射率匹配片5的折射率与光纤1的最外层的树脂的折射率基本一致。

66. 发明授权

US08081855B2 Optical fiber and optical cable 有权
标题翻译：光纤和光缆
公开(公告)号：US08081855B2
公开(公告)日：2011-12-20
申请号：US12663178
申请日：2009-02-20
申请人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Fumiaki Satou , Katsuyuki Aihara , Hiroshi Miyano , Takashi Sasaki
发明人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Fumiaki Satou , Katsuyuki Aihara , Hiroshi Miyano , Takashi Sasaki
IPC分类号： G02B6/036
CPC分类号： G02B6/0365 , G02B6/02395 , G02B6/4433
摘要： Provided is an optical fiber that has a small bending loss, can be securely prevented from being fractured due to accidental bending during installation or other operations, and is compliant with the G. 652 standard. An optical fiber 1 includes a core 11, a first cladding 12, a second cladding 13, and a third cladding 14. The relative refractive index difference Δ1 of the core 11 is in the range of 0.3% to 0.38%, the relative refractive index difference Δ2 of the first cladding 12 is equal to or smaller than 0%, and the relative refractive index difference Δ3 of the second cladding 13 is in the range of −1.8% to −0.5%. The inner radius r2 and the outer radius r3 of the second cladding 13 satisfy the expression “0.4r2+10.5
摘要翻译：提供了具有小弯曲损耗的光纤，可以可靠地防止由于安装或其他操作期间的意外弯曲而导致的断裂，并且符合G.652标准。光纤1包括芯11，第一包层12，第二包层13和第三包层14.芯11的相对折射率差Dgr; 1在0.3％至0.38％的范围内，相对第一包层12的折射率差Dgr2等于或小于0％，第二包层13的相对折射率差Dgr 3在-1.8％至-0.5％的范围内。第二包层13的内半径r2和外半径r3满足表达式“0.4r2 + 10.5

67. 发明授权

US08015845B2 Glass tube processing method 失效
标题翻译：玻璃管加工方法
公开(公告)号：US08015845B2
公开(公告)日：2011-09-13
申请号：US12789111
申请日：2010-05-27
申请人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Masashi Onishi , Tomoyuki Yokokawa , Masaaki Hirano , Nobuyuki Taira
发明人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Masashi Onishi , Tomoyuki Yokokawa , Masaaki Hirano , Nobuyuki Taira
IPC分类号： C03B37/07
CPC分类号： C03B23/043 , C03B37/01242 , C03B37/01257 , C03B37/01815
摘要： In a glass processing method according to the invention, in the case of performing chemical vapor deposition or diameter shrinkage of a substrate glass tube G by relatively moving a heating furnace 20 comprising a heating element 21 for annularly enclosing the circumference of the substrate glass tube in a longitudinal direction of the substrate glass tube G with respect to the substrate glass tube G in which an outer diameter is 30 mm or more and a wall thickness is 3 mm or more and is less than 15 mm and an ovality of the outer diameter is 1.0% or less using a glass processing apparatus 1, a temperature of at least one of the heating element 21 and the substrate glass tube G is measured and the amount of heat generation of the heating element 21 is adjusted based on the measured temperature.
摘要翻译：在根据本发明的玻璃加工方法中，在通过相对移动包括加热元件21的加热炉20进行化学气相沉积或直径收缩的情况下，用于将基板玻璃管的圆周环形地包围基板玻璃管G相对于外径为30mm以上且壁厚为3mm以上且小于15mm的基板玻璃管G的纵向方向，外径的椭圆度为使用玻璃处理装置1为1.0％以下，测量加热元件21和基板玻璃管G中的至少一个的温度，并根据测量温度来调节加热元件21的发热量。

68. 发明授权

US07891217B2 Method of producing an optical fiber preform 有权
标题翻译：光纤预制棒的制造方法
公开(公告)号：US07891217B2
公开(公告)日：2011-02-22
申请号：US11665600
申请日：2005-10-20
申请人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Masaaki Hirano
发明人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Masaaki Hirano
IPC分类号： C03B37/01 , C03B37/012 , C03B37/014 , C03B37/018
CPC分类号： C03B37/01823 , C03B2207/66 , Y02P40/57
摘要： Glass can be synthesized and deposited at a high rate by the inside CVD method using a plasma burner in a manner such that unconsolidated portions or bubbles are little generated. The method includes a step of depositing a glass film on the inner wall surface of a starting pipe. In a first aspect, temperature the pipe is controlled not to exceed (1800 +100xd)° C., a temperature of (1100 +100xd)° C. or higher being continued for 20 seconds or more at each point of the pipe, where d (mm) represents the wall thickness of the pipe. In a second aspect, the burner includes at least two inlets and has an inner diameter of 80 mm or more, and the deposition step is performed in the relationship, 150 mm/s
摘要翻译：可以通过使用等离子体燃烧器的内部CVD方法以高速率合成和沉积玻璃，使得很少产生未固化的部分或气泡。该方法包括在起始管的内壁表面上沉积玻璃膜的步骤。在第一方面，管道的温度控制不超过（1800 + 100×d）℃，（1100 + 100×d）℃或更高的温度在管道的每个点处持续20秒以上，其中 d（mm）表示管道的壁厚。在第二方面，燃烧器包括至少两个入口并且具有80mm或更大的内径，并且沉积步骤以150mm / s（引入燃烧器的气体的总流量） /（燃烧器的截面积）<600 mm / s。

69. 发明授权

US07773847B2 Multimode optical fiber 失效
标题翻译：多模光纤
公开(公告)号：US07773847B2
公开(公告)日：2010-08-10
申请号：US11413050
申请日：2006-04-28
申请人： Kazuaki Negishi , Yasushi Koyano , Itaru Sakabe , Masahiko Matsui , Masashi Onishi , Tetsuya Nakanishi
发明人： Kazuaki Negishi , Yasushi Koyano , Itaru Sakabe , Masahiko Matsui , Masashi Onishi , Tetsuya Nakanishi
IPC分类号： G02B6/036
CPC分类号： G02B6/03688 , C03B37/01211 , C03B2201/12 , C03B2201/31 , G02B6/0288 , G02B6/03638 , Y02P40/57
摘要： A core part of a multimode optical fiber including the core part and a cladding part has a structure composed of a plurality of concentric layers in which a refractive index is decreased stepwise from a first core layer as an innermost layer to a third core layer as an outermost layer. The structure having the plurality of layers is formed by adjusting a quantity of addition of fluorine to silica glass. Fluorine is added to the cladding part so that a refractive index is lower than that of the third core layer as the outermost layer of the core part.
摘要翻译：包括芯部分和包层部分的多模光纤的核心部分具有由多个同心层构成的结构，其中折射率从第一芯层作为最内层逐渐减小到第三芯层，其中最外层。具有多个层的结构通过将氟的添加量调节到石英玻璃而形成。将氟添加到包层部分，使得折射率低于作为芯部的最外层的第三芯层的折射率。

70. 发明申请

US20100071420A1 Optical Fiber Preform Fabricating Method, Optical Fiber Fabricating Method and Optical Fiber 有权
标题翻译：光纤预制件制造方法，光纤制造方法和光纤
公开(公告)号：US20100071420A1
公开(公告)日：2010-03-25
申请号：US11921418
申请日：2007-06-21
申请人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Tetsuya Haruna , Shinji Ishikawa
发明人： Tetsuya Nakanishi , Tetsuya Haruna , Shinji Ishikawa
IPC分类号： C03C27/00
CPC分类号： C03B37/01807 , C03B2201/12 , C03B2201/20 , C03B2201/28 , C03B2201/31 , C03B2201/32 , C03B2207/86 , C03B2207/87 , C03C3/06 , C03C13/046 , C03C2203/40
摘要： The present invention relates to an optical fiber preform fabricating method that makes it possible to implement a reduction in iron impurities at a low cost. The optical fiber preform fabricating method comprises a glass synthesis step for forming a glass region constituting at least a part of the core area of the optical fiber. The glass synthesis step includes a deposition step of depositing glass particles containing the Al-element inside the glass pipe by means of chemical vapor deposition, and a consolidation step of obtaining a transparent glass body from the glass soot body thus obtained. In other words, the deposition step synthesizes glass particles on the inside wall of a glass pipe by feeding raw material gas, in which the content ratio (O/Al) of the O-element and Al-element is 20 or less, into the glass pipe. Furthermore, the consolidation step obtains a transparent glass body from the glass soot body by heating the glass soot body. The transparent glass body that is formed in the consolidation step constitutes part of the core region.
摘要翻译：本发明涉及能够以低成本实现铁杂质的还原的光纤预制体的制造方法。光纤预制体制造方法包括玻璃合成步骤，用于形成构成光纤的核心区域的至少一部分的玻璃区域。玻璃合成步骤包括通过化学气相沉积在玻璃管内沉积含有Al元素的玻璃颗粒的沉积步骤，以及从由此获得的玻璃烟灰体获得透明玻璃体的固结步骤。换句话说，沉积步骤通过将O元件和Al元素的含量比（O / Al）为20以下的原料气体进料到玻璃管的内壁上而合成玻璃粒子。玻璃管。此外，固结步骤通过加热玻璃烟灰体从玻璃烟灰体获得透明玻璃体。在固结步骤中形成的透明玻璃体构成核心区域的一部分。

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