Abstract: A screw extruder which extrudes a kneaded material includes a screw having a helical flight provided on an outer peripheral surface of a shaft portion thereof, and a chamber housing the screw. In the screw extruder, a flight thickening portion is provided at a part which is a tip portion of the flight and is on the reverse side of a rotation direction of the flight.

Abstract: A sealed kneading machine includes a kneading chamber to which a material to be kneaded is supplied, and a rotor disposed in the kneading chamber to be able to rotate about a rotor shaft. The rotor includes a plurality of kneading blades for kneading the material to be kneaded, and the length of all the kneading blades in the rotor shaft direction of each thereof is 45% or less of the total length of the rotor in the rotor shaft direction.

Abstract: A sealed kneading machine includes a kneading chamber to which a material to be kneaded is supplied, and a rotor disposed in the kneading chamber to be able to rotate about a rotor shaft. The rotor includes a plurality of kneading blades for kneading the material to be kneaded, and the length of all the kneading blades in the rotor shaft direction of each thereof is 45% or less of the total length of the rotor in the rotor shaft direction.

Abstract: A vaporization device (10) for a low-temperature liquefied gas is provided with: a plurality of heat-transfer pipes (20) into which liquefied natural gas (LNG) is introduced; upper headers (24) which cause natural gas (NG) flowing out from the plurality of heat-transfer pipes (20) to converge; first troughs (28) which supply seawater to the plurality of heat-transfer pipes (20) such that the seawater flows down along outer surfaces of the plurality of heat-transfer pipes (20); and second troughs (36) which drop seawater onto the upper headers (24) from above such that the seawater flows down along outer surfaces of the upper headers (24). In the plurality of heat-transfer pipes (20), the LNG is heated by being subjected to heat exchange with the seawater. In the upper headers (24), vapourized NG which has been heated in the plurality of heat-transfer pipes (20) is heated by being subjected to heat exchange with the seawater flowing down along the outer surfaces of the upper headers (24).