序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
101 Synthetic lapis-lazuli and its production JP29705797 1997-10-29 JPH11171623A 1999-06-29 TAKIGUCHI YOSHIHIRO; NISHIHARA TAKANORI
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To produce a synthetic lapis-lazuli assuming a color and a texture equal to those of a natural lapis-lazuli and having the same crystal phase as that of the natural lapis-lazuli. SOLUTION: This synthetic lapis-lazuli is synthesized by adding a pyrite having 40-1,000 μm particle diameter to 100 mass % basic raw material comprising 10-90 mass % ultramarine, 5-60 mass % calcium carbonate and 5-85 mass % Portland cement and preparing a raw material so as to provide <=15 mass % amount of the pyrite and curing the resultant raw material with water.
102 Stone for underwater insulation and its production JP13915698 1998-05-06 JPH1171160A 1999-03-16 TAKAHASHI TATSUTO; KATO MAKOTO; NAKAJIMA HIROHISA; FUKUHARA MINORU
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a stone not causing problems such as rise in pH of seawater, etc., having effects on growth of marine algae and proliferation of fish and shellfish, comprising powdery or granular, coarse grain-like or small lump- like slag produced by a steel manufacturing process as a main raw material, carrying out carbon dioxide fixation and making the raw material into a lump. SOLUTION: A slag is hardened with CaCO3 (and MgCO3 ) formed by the carbonation reaction of the slag as a binder and made into a lump. Iron in the slag is left and may be used as it is without partially or totally recovering a part or the whole of a ground metal (grain metal) contained in the slag. Most preferably after substantially the total of the ground metal is removed once, iron metal or a metal-containing iron material as an additive is added to the slag. According to the circumference of the sea area to which a stone is applied, various kinds of additives such as powder or particles or coarse grain to be a soluble silica source, powder or particles or coarse grain to be an iron source or powdery or granular or coarse grain-like CaO, etc., can be added to the slag.
103 Molding using shell of saxidomus purpuratus JP19128295 1995-07-03 JPH0920543A 1997-01-21 OOME SEIICHI; SAWAGUCHI TAKAYUKI; NAGAI HIROYUKI
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve many problems followed by landfill disposal by carrying out effective utilization of shells of Saxidomus purpuratus generated in large amounts as industrial waste. SOLUTION: A crushed material obtained by crushing shells of Saxidomus purpuratus into fine pieces having 1-50mm<2> size is blended with a binder in a ratio of the crushed material of 30-80wt.% when the binder is cement or 20-80wt.% when the binder is an epoxy resin or a polyester-based resin and the blend is formed into a prescribed shape to provide the molding exhibiting beautiful appearance and having excellent strength.
104 Magnetic disk device JP32866487 1987-12-25 JPH01171160A 1989-07-06 TSUCHIYA YOSHIO
PURPOSE:To drastically shorten a data inputting and outputting time and to attain high speedification by inputting and outputting data divided into record or block units to and from plural tracks simultaneously. CONSTITUTION:A write/read operating instruction is sent from a magnetic disk processor 20 via a magnetic disk channel 21 to a magnetic disk device 10. The magnetic disk device 10 consists of a control part 11, a data buffer storage 12, a write/read head movability control part 13, a buffer storage 14i, a write/read head control part 15, a write/read head 16i and a magnetic disk medium 17i. In this case, the data divided into records or blocks are inputted and outputted to and from the plural tracks simultaneously. By this method, the data inputting and outputting time is drastically reduced and the high speedification can be contrived.
105 Concrete composition, concrete structure and block for fish reef or spawning reef JP2009130443 2009-05-29 JP2010275155A 2010-12-09 HIROTA ISAO
<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a concrete composition which enables a hardened concrete body having strength more excellent than that of the conventional hardened concrete body to be formed in spite of using solid waste as an aggregate. <P>SOLUTION: The concrete composition contains: cement; a coarse aggregate composed of one or more kinds of crushed matters selected from among shells, waste plastics, rubber waste, metal waste, glass waste, concrete waste, ceramic waste and rubble; a fine aggregate obtained by making one or more kinds selected from among coal ash, by-produced gypsum, incineration ash, cinders, dust, soot and dust, sludges, waste dumps and waste sand harmless; one or more kinds of blending materials selected from among blast furnace slag fine powder, fly ash, clinker ash and silica fume; and a reinforcement fiber selected from a glass fiber and a carbon fiber. By producing a block 10 for fish reefs from the concrete composition, the strength of the block 10 for fish reefs is improved by the reinforcement fiber in the concrete composition. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
106 人造石壁材 JP2004515519 2003-06-19 JPWO2004000752A1 2005-10-20 三枝子 酒井; 研一郎 斎藤
180μm〜9.5mmの範囲の大きさの無機質細粒成分と180μm未満の大きさの無機質微粒成分および樹脂成分が配合されており、かつ、前記の無機質細粒成分として少なくとも5重量%以上の透明性無機質細粒成分を含有し、最大高さ寸法が1mm〜100mmの範囲の凹凸表面を有し、板状、または異形状に成形・固化されて、表面部に露出している透明性無機質細粒成分および凹凸表面形状が、自然光や人工光の照射およびその動きにともなって変化する点在した輝きを放つ人造石壁材であり、光沢があるものと光沢のないもののデザイン的な組み合わせではない、単体で双方の機能を兼ね備え、しかも壁面としての意匠設計とその効果の予測も容易な、新しい壁面仕上げ手段とする。
107 Manufacturing method and the bonding method of artificial stone JP2001031337 2001-02-07 JP3683503B2 2005-08-17 嘉行 和田
108 Fire protection foam composition and methods JP2003559947 2003-01-08 JP2005522392A 2005-07-28 タウブ,カール・ディー; バスタラチェ,リッキー・エヌ; ヒルトン,デニス・エム; ポール,ロバート; モーガン,マイケル・ディー; ヤング,ロバート・エス
本発明は、硬結合剤、ポリビニルアルコールおよび凝結遅延剤を含むポンプ輸送適性かつ吹付け適性組成物を調製し、この発泡性組成物の水性スラリーをホースにより搬送して組成物を発泡させる方法(図4);ならびにそれを調製するための乾燥組成物に関する。
109 Synthetic lapis lazuli and a method of manufacturing the same JP29705797 1997-10-29 JP3559436B2 2004-09-02 義博 瀧口; 孝典 西原
110 Artificial stone JP2001154670 2001-05-23 JP2002348163A 2002-12-04 YOHENA TOMOKATSU; YOHENA TOMOMITSU
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an artificial stone with a high commercial value as decoration usable for general uses by using waste such as wastepaper, etc., and unutilized plant materials. SOLUTION: Dry powdery material from plant fiber, resin material, titanium oxide powder material, and at least a hardening agent are mixed to form the artificial stone. In addition, a coloring agent, granular natural stone, and crushed granular glass are mixed. Unsaturated polyester resin of 30-40 wt.% is used as the resin material. COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO
111 Method of manufacturing a wood chip cement board JP15498496 1996-05-24 JP3318487B2 2002-08-26 秀憲 河合
112 Method for manufacturing artificial stone and joining method JP2001031337 2001-02-07 JP2002234037A 2002-08-20 WADA YOSHIYUKI
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for manufacturing a high-strength plate mass- shaped artificial stone which shows a beautiful surface appearance and can be easily worked after molding, on account of a non-gel coat technique of a casting process and a joining method by which the joint borderline between the obtained artificial stones is not conspicuous. SOLUTION: The method for manufacturing an artificial stone comprises the first step to add a specified amount of granular pattern-exposed material 12 forming a grained pattern to a matrix 11 composed mainly of a fine- powdered inorganic filler, a curing agent, a curing promoter and a small quantity of colored pigment to an unsaturated polyester resin and remove bubbles from the materials while the material are stirred/mixed using a mixer to obtain a base compound with a proper fluidity, the second step to inject the base compound into a frame 21 and let it be cured at a normal temperature to obtain a primary cured form 22 and the third step to release the primary cured form 22 from the frame 21, then load it into a thermal treatment device and thermally cure to obtain the artificial stone 10.
113 Material for environmental shape and environment shape manufacturing by using this material JP2000342760 2000-11-10 JP2002154856A 2002-05-28 SEKI TOSHIKAZU; NAKATSUJI SHIN
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lightweight mortar which can be made ultra-lightweight while having the strength enough to permit adoption of general molding methods like press forming, extrusion molding, blow molding. SOLUTION: Waste glass-base lightweight foams of <=1 in specific gravity and 0.3 to 5 mm in grain size are mixed as aggregate for manufacturing materials for the environmental shapes like pseudo-rocks, pseudo-trees, relief, are mixed with binders, such as cement, at 50 to 80% in volume. Further, reinforcing fibers of <=40 mm in length are appropriately mixed therewith so as to occupy <=8% of the volume.
114 The methods and formulations thereby forming the resistance to permanent deformation to produce a product as well as product contains a large plaster JP51361399 1998-08-21 JP2001504795A 2001-04-10 グロザ,ブレント,イー.; ジヨンズ,フレデリツク,テイー.; スセク,ステイーブン,ダブリユ.; ヘンケルス,ポール,ジエイ.; ミリナク,レイモンド,ジエイ.; ユ,クイアン
(57)【要約】 本発明によれば、永久変形に対する抵抗を増加した石膏を含む硬化製品、および硬化製品を製造する方法が提供され、この方法においては硫酸カルシウム材、および好適量の1あるいはそれ以上の改良材とを含む混合液を作成する工程を包有し、改良材はそれぞれ2以上の燐酸ユニットからなる凝集燐酸、およびそれぞれ2以上の燐酸塩ユニットからなる凝集燐酸塩から選択されてなる。 この混合液は次に硫酸カルシウム材により硬化石膏材料が十分に作成可能な条件下に維持される。
115 Composition for imitation stone JP29652498 1998-10-19 JP2000128605A 2000-05-09 HARADA AKIRA; NIIMURA AKIRA; URANO TOMOKO; SAWADA TOYOOKI; IMAI AKIRA
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve weather resistance against an alkali, ultraviolet rays or the like by regulating a mortar-cement ratio and a sand-cement ratio so as to be each within a specific range, adding a specified amount of a polymer, and using a polymeric staple as a reinforcing fiber. SOLUTION: This composition for an imitation stone is obtained by regulating the water-cement ratio in a mortar so as to be 25-35%, and the sand-cement ratio so as to be 50-120%. The polymer in the proportion of 3-7% based on the weight of the cement in the mortar is added thereto. A polymeric staple such as a vinylon fiber is preferably used as the reinforcing fiber to reduce the deterioration caused by the alkali of the cement component. The reinforcing fiber in the proportion of 2-8% based on the weight of the cement in the mortal is preferably added thereto. If necessary, an air-entraining agent can be added to the composition to miniaturize the babbles included in the component and to increase the resistance to freezing and thawing.
116 Mortar composition JP52221795 1995-02-27 JPH10500093A 1998-01-06 スミス・トーマス・フレドリック; スミス・ロバート・ジョン; パリッシュ・ジョン・アンソニー・マイケル
(57)【要約】 体積比で多数の砕石と少量の雲母粒子とを含む混合物、およびそれらの結合剤からなるモルタル組成物を提供する。 混合物は、なるべく体積比で1部の雲母に対し1.5〜8部、好ましくは2〜6部、さらに好ましくは2.5〜4部の砕石を含む。 石はサンドグレードが適しており、硬化時の表面が滑らかになるようにダストやフラウアグレードからなるさらに細かいものが好ましい。 例えば100μm粒径あるいはそれ以下のものが用いられる。 雲母は20〜100メッシュ粉末が適しており、膨張雲母からなるものが好ましい。 60メッシュ粉末のものが特に良い。
117 Production of wood chip cement board JP15498496 1996-05-24 JPH09309760A 1997-12-02 KAWAI HIDENORI
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain the subject board excellent in dimensional stability and flexibility by sprinkling a stock mixture composed of a cement-based hydraulic material, wood chips and fly ash in specified proportions onto a template form a mat which is then subjected to primary and secondary curing operation under specified conditions. SOLUTION: A temperate is sprinkled with a stock mixture composed of 30-40wt.% of a cement-based hydraulic material (e.g. Portland cement), 20-27wt.% of wood chips pref. 100% passable through 10mm-mesh, 4.5mm in average size and <=1mm in thickness and 30-40wt.% of fly ash having particle size as to be pref. <=10wt.% in 150μm-mesh sieve impassable to form a mat which is then pressed e.g. under a pressure of 40-80kgf/cm<2> in the presence of moisture, and in this state, subjected to primary curing e.g. at 70-90 deg.C for 13-17h followed by secondary curing pref. in an atmosphere at a saturated steam temperature of 140-165 deg.C for 7-10h, thus obtaining the objective wood chip cement board.
118 Method for producing a cement composition JP24964887 1987-10-02 JP2582090B2 1997-02-19 ERITSUKU RIRUSHU; ANTONII BAAUAA
119 Cement composition and product JP24964887 1987-10-02 JPS63156053A 1988-06-29 ERITSUKU RIRUSHIYU; ANTONII BAABUAA
120 Engineered Stone and Manufacturing Method Thereof US15807673 2017-11-09 US20180179110A1 2018-06-28 Heecheol LEE; Cheol-Yeon HWANG; Kyunghwan KIM; Seul-Gi BAE; Changho SON; Sung Jin AN
An engineered stone includes a light transmitting mother material (I) and a phosphorescent chip (II). The light transmitting mother material (I) includes about 7 wt % to about 12 wt % of an unsaturated polyester resin (A) and about 88 wt % to about 93 wt % of a silica-containing compound (B) based on a total amount of the unsaturated polyester resin (A) and the silica-containing compound (B) of the light transmitting mother material (I), and further includes about 0.01 part by weight to about 1 part by weight of an organic/inorganic pigment (C) based on about 100 parts by weight of the unsaturated polyester resin (A). The phosphorescent chip (II) includes about 8 wt % to about 15 wt % of an unsaturated polyester resin (A′), about 85 wt % to about 92 wt % of a silica-containing compound (B′) based on a total amount of the unsaturated polyester resin (A′) and the silica-containing compound (B′) of the phosphorescent chip (II), and further includes about 2 parts by weight to about 10 parts by weight of a phosphorescent pigment (D) based on about 100 parts by weight of the unsaturated polyester resin (A′). The silica-containing compound (B′) includes about 20 wt % to about 30 wt % of a silica powder (b1′) based on a total amount of the phosphorescent chip (II).
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