Abstract: A recognition apparatus is provided. The apparatus obtains recognition target information that is a target of recognition processing. The apparatus obtains information indicating details of past recognition processing output in the past recognition processing performed with use of a model. The apparatus performs recognition processing on the recognition target information with use of a model in accordance with the information indicating details of the past recognition processing.

Abstract: The object of the present invention is to provide a bolt, the axial force of which can be measured by a supersonic wave, or the like, with high accuracy and which can be manufactured in a shortened process. A bolt 1 having an angular polygonal shaped bolt head 2 is provided in the present invention. A recess 4 is formed on the bolt head 2 and a projection 5 having a plane upper face 6 is formed on the inner side of the recess 4, and at the end of the bolt shaft 3, a plane end face 8 is formed, and a wall, the outside of which being a C-face part is formed around the plane end face 8.

Abstract: The object of the present invention is to provide a bolt, the axial force of which can be measured by a supersonic wave, or the like, with high accuracy and which can be manufactured in a shortened process. A bolt 1 having an angular polygonal shaped bolt head 2 is provided in the present invention. A recess 4 is formed on the bolt head 2 and a projection 5 having a plane upper face 6 is formed on the inner side of the recess 4, and at the end of the bolt shaft 3, a plane end face 8 is formed, and a wall, the outside of which being a C-face part is formed around the plane end face 8.

Abstract: A compression piston ring capable of reducing excessive surface pressure at a gap and adjacent portion thereto during engine operation, and capable of being produced at a low cost. The compression piston ring has generally circular shape without any notched portion. The compression piston ring has a dimensional requirements in that d1/a1 ranges from 40 to 60, and d1/h1 ranges from 30 to 55, in which d1 represents an inner diameter of the piston ring, a1 represents a radial length between inner and outer peripheral surfaces of the piston ring, and h1 represents an axial length of the outer peripheral surface. The compression piston ring is particularly available as a first compression piston ring for a supercharging type diesel engine providing high engine pressure.

Abstract: Formed in a cylinder block of a multi-cylinder engine are oil grooves each arranged in a top deck of the cylinder block to surround a corresponding cylinder liner, a supply channel connected to an oil pump, a return channel connected to an oil pan, communication holes interconnecting adjacent oil grooves in series, an inflow hole connecting the most upstream oil groove to the supply channel and an outflow hole connecting the most downstream oil groove to the return channel. Consequently, the oil grooves of all cylinders connected in series cause engine oil to flow through all the oil grooves at the same rate. Such an arrangement is simple in structure and has reduced the number of components so that the manufacturing cost is reduced and the reliability of the cooling system is enhanced.

Abstract: In a stencil printer system, a stencil is made by the use of master material unrolled from a stencil material roll and is wound around a printing drum by clamping the leading end of the stencil on the printing drum and rotating the printing drum while the stencil is once slackened on the way to the printing drum. There is provided along the stencil conveyance path between the stencil material roll and the printing drum a tension blade which is pressed against the stencil to apply back tension to the stencil when the stencil is run by the printing drum and the tension blade is formed so that the stencil undergoes force which tends to displace outward the stencil from the central portion in the direction of width of the stencil.

Abstract: A compression piston ring capable of reducing excessive surface pressure at a gap and adjacent portion thereto during engine operation, and capable of being produced at a low cost. The compression piston ring has generally circular shape without any notched portion. The compression piston ring has a dimensional requirements in that d1/a1 ranges from 40 to 60, and d1/h1 ranges from 30 to 55, in which d1 represents an inner diameter of the piston ring, a1 represents a radial length between inner and outer peripheral surfaces of the piston ring, and h1 represents an axial length of the outer peripheral surface. The compression piston ring is particularly available as a first compression piston ring for a supercharging type diesel engine providing high engine pressure.

Abstract: An oil groove is formed on a top deck of a cylinder block to surround a cylinder liner such that the groove does not substantially extend deeper beyond cylindrical load plane of a seal ring on a head gasket, which prevents a clamp-down load of the gasket from acting as a bending load on an upper wall of the groove. The cylinder liner, which receives a great amount of heat transmitted from a top ring on a piston when the latter is near and at its top dead center position, can be effectively cooled without deformation of the cylinder block and/or the cylinder liner even if the top ring is positioned at an elevated position for the purpose of attaining a high compression ratio.

Abstract: Formed in a cylinder block are oil grooves each arranged in a top deck of the cylinder block to surround a corresponding cylinder liner, a supply channel connected to an oil pump, a return channel connected to an oil pan, communication holes interconnecting adjacent oil grooves in series, an inflow hole connecting the most upstream oil groove to the supply channel and an outflow hole connecting the most downstream oil groove to the return channel. Consequently, the oil grooves of all cylinders connected in series cause engine oil to flow through all the oil grooves at the same rate. Such an arrangement is simple in structure and has reduced the number of components so that the manufacturing cost is reduced and the reliability of the cooling system is enhanced.

Abstract: In a stencil printer system, a stencil is made by the use of master material unrolled from a stencil material roll and is wound around a printing drum by clamping the leading end of the stencil on the printing drum and rotating the printing drum while the stencil is once slackened on the way to the printing drum. There is provided along the stencil conveyance path between the stencil material roll and the printing drum a tension blade which is pressed against the stencil to apply back tension to the stencil when the stencil is run by the printing drum and the tension blade is formed so that the stencil undergoes force which tends to displace outward the stencil from the central portion in the direction of width of the stencil.

Abstract: There is provided a target (74) in a hollow portion formed in a stencil sheet roll (72). A stencil printing machine (12) includes at least one of a distance sensor (82) for measuring a position of the target (74) and a measurement device for measuring a color. The stencil printing machine (12) further includes a discrimination device for discriminating a type of the stencil sheet roll (72) in accordance with the measured position of the target (72) or in accordance with the obtained color information of the target (72). It is possible to discriminate various types of stencil sheet rolls with a simple structure. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a wrong stencil sheet roll from being set in the stencil printing machine (12).

Abstract: A stencil printing machine has a printing drum having a cylindrical circumferential wall adapted to receive a perforated stencil sheet wrapped on an outer circumferential surface thereof and driven to rotate around a central axis thereof the circumferential wall having an opening portion with many through holes formed therein, a non-opening portion formed around the opening portion, and at least one recessed portion formed in at least one part of the opening portion adjacent to the non-opening portion in an axial direction of the circumferential wall; an ink supplying roller situated in the printing drum for supplying ink to an inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical circumferential wall of the printing drum; and a press roller situated adjacent to the printing drum and being urged against the outer circumferential surface of the cylindrical circumferential wall of the printing drum.

Abstract: A printing drum of a stencil printing machine is formed of a base member having two annular members spaced apart from each other and a transverse bar connecting the two annular members; a flexible multi-porous sheet having a filled portion at at least a part of a peripheral portion except a central portion thereof and being wrapped into a cylindrical shape around the outer peripheral surface of the base member, and around which a stencil sheet is wrapped; a spring member situated between one end of the flexible sheet and the base member to attach the flexible sheet resiliently on the base member; a stencil clamping device provided on the transverse bar for selectively clamping one end part of the stencil sheet; and an inner pressing device situated inside the flexible sheet for supplying ink outwardly. The inner pressing device pushes the flexible sheet radially outwardly when the base member and flexible sheet assembly rotates.

Abstract: A stencil printing screen body includes an ink-previous printing area, an ink-impervious non-printing area provided around the printing area, and a pressure sensitive adhesive area formed on the surface where the stencil sheet of non-printing area is attached and having adhesion to the stencil sheet. The stencil printing body is wrapped in a cylindrical form on peripheral surfaces of annular members, and a squeeze member is provided in the screen body for supplying ink. The stencil sheet is applied onto the screen body without leaking ink.

Abstract: In a stencil printer having a printing drum 10 which has a circumferential wall portion for mounting a stencil sheet made of a flexible sheet member 20 and including a perforated portion 20c, an inking roller 12 provided inside of the printing drum for supplying ink to the printing drum from its inside with radially shifting out the perforated portion, and a back press roller 14 for supporting a print sheet against the printing drum by holding a leading end of the print sheet by a clamp 25, a means is provided for restricting the radial shifting out of the inking roller 12 when the inking roller is opposed by the clamp 25 to prevent ink leakage from the perforated portion 20c of the printing drum due to insufficient support of the print sheet by the back press roller 14 at the portion of the clamp 25. As an embodiment, an annular cam follower 23 mounted on the inking roller 12 is engaged by a cam 48 mounted on the back press roller.

Abstract: Disclosed is a printing drum of a stencil printing machine, which includes a base member having two annular members disposed at a specific space on a common central axis and a transverse bar connecting the two annular members; a flexible multi-porous sheet wrapped into a cylindrical shape around the outer peripheral surface of the base member, and around which a stencil sheet is wrapped; a stencil clamping device provided on the transverse bar of the base member for selectively clamping one end part of the stencil sheet; an inner pressing device provided on the back side of the flexible multi-porous sheet for supplying ink outwardly from the inside of the flexible multi-porous sheet, and for radially outwardly deforming the flexible multi-porous sheet by pushing outwardly the inner peripheral surface of the flexible multi-porous sheet when the base member and flexible multi-porous sheet assembly rotates on the central axis stated above; and a frictional resistance reducing device for reducing a circumferentia

Abstract: Strap-like step portions each having a smaller external diameter than the external diameter of an ink supply roller are provided at opposite ends of the ink supply roller provided in a drum. Guide surfaces of ink dams urged by springs are brought into contact with the strap-like step portions respectively. Inclined surfaces of the ink dams are brought into contact with the strap-like step portions and side end surfaces of the strap-like step portions respectively. Ink leaked onto the strap-like step portions is led to the inclined surfaces in conjunction with the rotation of the ink supply roller and returned to the inner side of the ink supply roller. Ink is prevented from being leaked out of the ink supply range of the ink supply roller, so that a printing apparatus and sheets of printing paper are not stained with ink. The state of contact between the ink dams and the ink supply roller is kept stable. If the elastic force of the springs is changed, the state of contact can be changed.

Abstract: A stencil printing drum comprises: a rotary cylindrical drum including an ink non-passage region, an ink passage region surrounded by the ink non-passage region, and an axis around which the rotary cylindrical drum rotates; an ink supplying roller whose axis of rotation is in parallel with the axis of the rotary cylindrical drum, the ink supplying roller being brought into contact with the inner cylindrical surface of the rotary cylindrical drum to push a printing ink out of the rotary cylindrical drum through the ink passage region; and an ink non-passage strip formed along the border between the ink non-passage region and the ink passage region except the start end portion thereof as viewed in the direction of rotation of the rotary cylindrical drum, in such a manner that the ink non-passage strip protrudes radially inwardly of the rotary cylindrical drum.

Abstract: A stencil printing machine comprises: a rotary cylindrical drum having an ink passage part; an ink supplying roller rotatable around an axis in parallel with the central axis of the rotary cylindrical drum, the ink supplying roller being brought into contact with the inner cylindrical surface of the rotary cylindrical drum; a pair of cylindrical protrusions on both ends of the ink supplying roller, the cylindrical protrusions being smaller in outside diameter than the ink supplying roller and coaxial with the ink supplying roller; an ink coating roller arranged in parallel with the ink supplying roller, the ink coating roller applying ink onto the surface of the ink supplying roller in accordance with the ink supplying roller turning, an ink pool forming between the ink coating roller and the ink supplying roller; and a pair of ink banks are provided at both ends of the ink pool, respectively, the ink banks having sloped surfaces in contact with the cylindrical surfaces of the cylindrical protrusions, the slo

Abstract: A printing drum for a rotary stencil printer having a sidewall in the form of a flexible perforated sheet. In order to allow for a bulging out deformation of the sidewall by an internal press roller to be easier and more uniform over the entire width of the printing, the flexible cylindrical body of the printing drum has its opposite side edge portions seated around the outer circumferential surfaces of a pair of annular portions (10a, 10b). The drum is constructed to have an inner circumferential length greater than the circumferential length of the outer circumferential surface of the annular portions by a predetermined amount which allows for a predetermined bulging out deformation of the flexible cylindrical body.