Abstract: Provided are a concrete manufacturing method capable of preventing neutralization of concrete and oxidation of a reinforcing rod in reinforced concrete, and a method for manufacturing a reinforced concrete structure using the same. The concrete manufacturing method uses nitrogen dissolved water and is characterized by including: a step of generating nitrogen dissolved water by injecting nitrogen gas into water to replace oxygen and carbon dioxide dissolved in the water with nitrogen; and a step of generating a ready-mixed concrete by kneading the nitrogen dissolved water, cement, an aggregate, and an admixture. The method for manufacturing a reinforced concrete structure is characterized by forming a reinforced concrete structure using a ready-mixed concrete manufactured by a concrete manufacturing method using nitrogen dissolved water.

Abstract: A system for producing block ice may include a nitrogen gas supplying unit for supplying nitrogen gas under pressure; a cooled nitrogen-dissolved water producing unit for producing nitrogen-dissolved water, which is provided with a water receiving tank for storing material water, a cooler for cooling the water stored in the water receiving tank, and a nitrogen gas injector for injecting nitrogen gas supplied from the nitrogen gas supplying unit into the water stored in the water receiving tank; and a nitrogen-substitution block ice producing unit, which is provided with a plurality of ice cans immersed in a brine tank kept at a freezable temperature for water, a filling device for filling each of the ice cans with the nitrogen-dissolved water supplied from the nitrogen-dissolved water producing unit, and a gas injector for injecting nitrogen gas supplied from the nitrogen gas supplying unit into an unfrozen portion of the nitrogen-dissolved water.

Abstract: The present invention provides an efficient and low cost method for processing radioactively-contaminated water. The method for processing radioactively-contaminated water comprising a freeze concentration step of generating ice having lowered concentration of radioactive substance from radioactive substance containing contaminated water and concentrating the radioactive substances in the residual contaminated water by the interface progressive freeze concentration process. Preferably, the method further comprises a nitrogen substitution step of reducing dissolved oxygen in the contaminated water and adding nitrogen gas to the contaminated water, as a previous step of the freeze concentration step. Preferably, the radioactive substance is radioactive cesium.

Abstract: The present invention provides an efficient and low cost method for processing radioactively-contaminated water. The method for processing radioactively-contaminated water comprising a freeze concentration step of generating ice having lowered concentration of radioactive substance from radioactive substance containing contaminated water and concentrating the radioactive substances in the residual contaminated water by the interface progressive freeze concentration process. Preferably, the method further comprises a nitrogen substitution step of reducing dissolved oxygen in the contaminated water and adding nitrogen gas to the contaminated water, as a previous step of the freeze concentration step. Preferably, the radioactive substance is radioactive cesium.

Abstract: A solution utilizing nitrogen contained water for preserving or flushing organs for transplantation, wherein a solvent of the solution is the nitrogen contained water which was prepared by adding nitrogen gas to water and reducing dissolved oxygen. A method for preparing a solution for preserving or flushing organs for transplantation, comprising a step of dissolving a composition comprising a plurality of component materials which are intended to be solutes of the solution in liquid which is intended to be a solvent of the solution. The liquid which is intended to be the solvent of the solution is the nitrogen contained water which was prepared by adding nitrogen gas to water and reducing dissolved oxygen.