Abstract: A video transmission apparatus, including: a video data obtaining unit which obtains video data; a video data storing unit which stores the video data obtained by the video data obtaining unit; a reduced video generating unit which generates reduced video of which a data volume is reduced by performing image processing on the video data obtained by the video data obtaining unit; a streaming transmitting unit which transmits the reduced video to a transmission destination by streaming; and a video data transmitting unit which transmits the video data stored in the video data storing unit to a preservation destination of the video data in response to a predetermined condition being satisfied, is provided.

Abstract: A cooling structure for an internal combustion engine includes a spacer. The spacer is fitted inside a water jacket which is formed to surround peripheries of a plurality of cylinder bores arranged one after another on a cylinder row line of a cylinder block of the internal combustion engine. A cooling condition of the cylinder bores is controlled by regulating a flow of cooling water in the water jacket by use of the spacer. A fixing member for fixing the spacer inside the water jacket is provided on an inner wall surface of the spacer facing the cylinder bores.

Abstract: Disclosed is an aseptic filling system which is disposed in an aseptic environment and with which preforming, bottle formation, and filling of bottles with a beverage are performed in an aseptic state. The aseptic filling system includes a preform molding machine, a blowing machine for forming bottles by blowing up the preforms molded by the preform molding machine, and a filling machine for filling the bottles formed by the blowing machine with the beverage.

Abstract: A seal member (3) is disposed between a cylinder head cover (1) in which an ignition plug mounting hole (1a) is formed and a plug tube (2) which is inserted in the ignition plug mounting hole (1a). The seal member (3) is provided with: a base section (31) configured to be elastically deformable and inserted into the ignition plug mounting hole (1a); a protrusion section (32) formed so as to protrude outward in the radial direction from the outer peripheral surface of the base section (31) and engaging with a groove (12b) formed in the inner peripheral surface of the ignition plug mounting hole (1a); a seal lip section (33) in elastic contact with the outer peripheral surface of the plug tube (2); and a grip section (34) formed between the base section (31) and the seal lip section (33) and protruding downward from the ignition plug mounting hole (1a).

Abstract: A cooling structure for an internal combustion engine includes a spacer. The spacer is fitted inside a water jacket which is formed to surround peripheries of a plurality of cylinder bores arranged one after another on a cylinder row line of a cylinder block of the internal combustion engine. A cooling condition of the cylinder bores is controlled by regulating a flow of cooling water in the water jacket by use of the spacer. A fixing member for fixing the spacer inside the water jacket is provided on an inner wall surface of the spacer facing the cylinder bores.

Abstract: A spacer arranged inside a water jacket which is formed to surround peripheries of cylinder bores in a cylinder block of an internal combustion engine includes support legs extending in an up-and-down direction from a spacer main body part which partitions the water jacket into an upper and lower cooling water passages. The support legs are disposed in opposite end portions in a cylinder row line direction, where the temperatures of the cylinder bores tend to be lower. Accordingly, even if the flow of cooling water is more or less inhibited by the support legs and the cooling effect deteriorates, it is possible to prevent the temperatures of the respective cylinder bores from becoming different by suppressing the influence to a minimum.

Abstract: A spacer fitted inside a water jacket of a cylinder block in an internal combustion engine is set so that a space formed between an inner peripheral surface of the spacer and an inner wall surface of the water jacket is smaller than a space formed between an outer peripheral surface of the spacer and an outer wall surface of the water jacket. Accordingly, even if a position of the spacer is shifted in a radial direction, the inner peripheral surface of the spacer comes into abutment on the inner wall surface of the water jacket at first. Thereby, the abutment of the outer peripheral surface of the spacer on the outer wall surface of the water jacket is prevented completely. Therefore, hitting sounds of pistons can be blocked by the space between the outer peripheral surface of the spacer and the outer wall surface of the water jacket.

Abstract: A seal member (3) is disposed between a cylinder head cover (1) in which an ignition plug mounting hole (1a) is formed and a plug tube (2) which is inserted in the ignition plug mounting hole (1a). The seal member (3) is provided with: a base section (31) configured to be elastically deformable and inserted into the ignition plug mounting hole (1a); a protrusion section (32) formed so as to protrude outward in the radial direction from the outer peripheral surface of the base section (31) and engaging with a groove (12b) formed in the inner peripheral surface of the ignition plug mounting hole (1a); a seal lip section (33) in elastic contact with the outer peripheral surface of the plug tube (2); and a grip section (34) formed between the base section (31) and the seal lip section (33) and protruding downward from the ignition plug mounting hole (1a).

Abstract: Disclosed is an aseptic filling system which is disposed in an aseptic environment and with which preforming, bottle formation, and filling of bottles with a beverage are performed in an aseptic state. The aseptic filling system includes a preform molding machine, a blowing machine for forming bottles by blowing up the preforms molded by the preform molding machine, and a filling machine integrated with the blowing machine by a specific coupling structure and filling the bottles formed by the blowing machine with the beverage.

Abstract: A part of a ceiling wall (14) of a head cover (10) that opposes an intake collection chamber (51) is constituted by a concave ceiling wall (20) that defines a concave surface facing the intake collection chamber (51), and the concave ceiling wall (20) is formed with a recessed groove (21) that further recedes toward an inner side of the head cover.

Abstract: An intake manifold M for an internal combustion engine has two or more structural members P1 to P3 including a first structural member P1 integrally provided with an inlet flange 22 to which a throttle device 4 is connected, and an outlet flange 40 to be joined to a cylinder head 2 provided with intake ports 5. The first structural member P1 is provided integrally with an inlet part 21 forming at least part of an inlet passage 11 and including the inlet flange 22. The outlet flange 40 is formed integrally with the inlet part 21 so as to extend across a direction in which the inlet passage 11 extends, two bolts 451 and 452 for fastening the outlet flange 40 to the cylinder head are disposed respectively on the opposite sides of the inlet passage 11. The rigidity of the inlet flange and fastening of the outlet flange to the cylinder head by fastening means improves a vibration reducing effect on a throttle device joined to the inlet flange.

Abstract: A height of an upper end of an oil outflow prevention wall 25 with respect to the fastening plane 15 is greater in a lower side of the inclination of the fastening plane 15 than in a higher side of the inclination of the fastening plane 15.

Abstract: A spacer arranged inside a water jacket which is formed to surround peripheries of cylinder bores in a cylinder block of an internal combustion engine includes support legs extending in an up-and-down direction from a spacer main body part which partitions the water jacket into an upper and lower cooling water passages. The support legs are disposed in opposite end portions in a cylinder row line direction, where the temperatures of the cylinder bores tend to be lower. Accordingly, even if the flow of cooling water is more or less inhibited by the support legs and the cooling effect deteriorates, it is possible to prevent the temperatures of the respective cylinder bores from becoming different by suppressing the influence to a minimum.

Abstract: A spacer fitted inside a water jacket of a cylinder block in an internal combustion engine is set so that a space formed between an inner peripheral surface of the spacer and an inner wall surface of the water jacket is smaller than a space formed between an outer peripheral surface of the spacer and an outer wall surface of the water jacket. Accordingly, even if a position of the spacer is shifted in a radial direction, the inner peripheral surface of the spacer comes into abutment on the inner wall surface of the water jacket at first. Thereby, the abutment of the outer peripheral surface of the spacer on the outer wall surface of the water jacket is prevented completely. Therefore, hitting sounds of pistons can be blocked by the space between the outer peripheral surface of the spacer and the outer wall surface of the water jacket.

Abstract: A height of an upper end of an oil outflow prevention wall 25 with respect to the fastening plane 15 is greater in a lower side of the inclination of the fastening plane 15 than in a higher side of the inclination of the fastening plane 15.

Abstract: In a board inspection system, a line sensor of a first scanning unit scans, via a telecentric lens, the image of the surface to be inspected on a board, viewed in a perpendicular direction. A line sensor of a second scanning unit scans the image of the surface to be inspected on the board, viewed at an angle, which is tilted toward a first direction by a first angle ? from the direction perpendicular to the surface to be inspected. A line sensor of a third scanning unit scans the image of the surface to be inspected on the board, viewed at an angle, which is tilted toward a second direction by a second angle ? from the direction perpendicular to the surface to be inspected. A determination unit computes the height of the surface to be inspected on the board with use of image data acquired by a first scanning unit, a second scanning unit, and a third scanning unit.

Abstract: An appearance inspection apparatus for inspecting a board is provided with multiple imaging units for capturing respective images of the board. Multiple slave personal computers respectively provided for the multiple imaging units inspect the board by referring to data of images of the board captured by the respective imaging units. Each of the multiple slave personal computers transmits, to other slave personal computers, shared data that are necessary for inspection by other slave personal computers. The shared data is acquired by each of the slave personal computers from data of an image of the inspection piece captured by an associated imaging unit. Each of the slave personal computers inspects an appearance of the board by referring to the shared data received from another slave personal computer.

Abstract: An intake manifold M for an internal combustion engine has two or more structural members P1 to P3 including a first structural member P1 integrally provided with an inlet flange 22 to which a throttle device 4 is connected, and an outlet flange 40 to be joined to a cylinder head 2 provided with intake ports 5. The first structural member P1 is provided integrally with an inlet part 21 forming at least part of an inlet passage 11 and including the inlet flange 22. The outlet flange 40 is formed integrally with the inlet part 21 so as to extend across a direction in which the inlet passage 11 extends, two bolts 451 and 452 for fastening the outlet flange 40 to the cylinder head are disposed respectively on the opposite sides of the inlet passage 11. The rigidity of the inlet flange and fastening of the outlet flange to the cylinder head by fastening means improves a vibration reducing effect on a throttle device joined to the inlet flange.

Abstract: A part of a ceiling wall (14) of a head cover (10) that opposes an intake collection chamber (51) is constituted by a concave ceiling wall (20) that defines a concave surface facing the intake collection chamber (51), and the concave ceiling wall (20) is formed with a recessed groove (21) that further recedes toward an inner side of the head cover.

Abstract: A first imaging unit and a second imaging unit of an appearance inspection apparatus for inspecting a board scan one surface of the board by being moved relative to the board. A third imaging unit and a fourth imaging unit are provided opposite to the first imaging unit and the second imaging unit, sandwiching the board, and scan the other surface of the board by being moved relative to the board. A board transport motor moves the imaging units and the board relative to each other. Each of the imaging units completes scanning the board in a single step of movement for moving the board and the scanning units relative to each other.