Abstract: An inspection supporting apparatus includes a storage unit and a generating unit, for example. The storage unit stores therein different types of templates for each check item that is an inspection object for which it is determined whether a predetermined criterion for a site to handle agricultural crops or foods is satisfied, and stores a master in which the types of the templates and an order of arrangement of the templates are defined for each inspection object. The generating unit, upon receiving a selection of the inspection object, generates a frame in which the templates are arranged based on the selected inspection object and the master.

Abstract: This invention provides a quantitative X-ray analyzing system and process for scanning a sample with a beam of radiation includes an X-ray detector for detecting characteristic X-rays generated when a sample is scanned. A computer processor for processing outputs of the X-ray detector to determine concentration values of elements in the sample corresponding to a scanned pixel position of the sample. A memory stores the concentration values and the processor can then map the elements in background for phase analysis and grouping of the elements in the background by composition based on the contents of the memory wherein each map point is quantitatively operated to find a determined value of each group and in addition the area ratio of each group is found, and then, based on the density of the detected elements and to determine the value of each group, an area ratio is converted to a weight ratio for each group.

Abstract: A high frequency bolt heater is provided which can heat up the inside of a narrow hole much faster than a conventional bolt heater employing a resistance wire. The high frequency bolt heater includes an induction heating coil made of a copper tube bent in a hairpin fashion and whose shape is made approximately circular in section by pinching a magnet between opposed portions thereof. The heater can be inserted into a hole bored in the axial direction of a metallic bolt. A length of the coil is made approximately equal with that of the bored hole, and the magnet is omitted from a region of the heater which corresponds to a screw portion of the bolt for mounting a nut. An adjustable stopper made of a heat resistant electrical insulator is provided for setting a necessary length of the induction heating coil to be inserted into the hole, and a heat resistant insulator is provided on the surface of the induction heating coil.