Abstract: A grass trimmer having a cutting blade mounting head portion in which an output is disposed, and a cutting blade mounting member is provided for mounting a cutting blade. The output shaft has a relative rotation preventing engagement portion formed on a lower portion thereof, and a fitting centering portion formed on a portion of the output shaft which is immediately above and adjacent to the relative rotation preventing engagement portion. The cutting blade mounting member has a central hole extending therethrough, and the inner periphery of the central hole has a fitting portion and a coaxial engagement portion, both formed thereon, the fitting portion being capable of fitting on the relative rotation preventing engagement portion of the output shaft, and the coaxial engagement portion being engageable with the fitting centering portion of the output shaft.

Abstract: A recording sheet for thermal-dye transfer type recording having a coating layer which is placed on a substrate which is contacted with a coloring material layer containing sublimable dye and on which the dye is transferred by heating, wherein the coating layer includes both particular fine silica and particular binder, whereby the sheet provides a clear record with superior color density.

Abstract: A granulating apparatus comprising a stirring tank or a duct for containing a slurry of particulate to granular coal having a binder incorporated therein, a rotary shaft disposed in the tank or duct and at least one agitating blade made of metal netting and attached to the rotary shaft.

Abstract: A process for removing ash from coal comprising the steps of pulverizing the coal to fine particles, admixing water with the finely divided coal to prepare an ash-containing slurry of finely divided coal, mixing with the slurry an oil and seeds in the form of oleophilic solid grains and serving as granulating nuclei to granulate the finely divided coal, separating the resulting granules from the mixture and washing the granules with water to remove the ash, and disintegrating the washed granules to obtain a deashed coal and recover the seeds for reuse.

Abstract: Fine coal particles are recovered from a slurry of finely divided coal by mixing coarsely divided coal and a binder together to cause the binder to adhere to the surfaces of the coarsely divided coal pieces, mixing the slurry with the coal pieces having the binder adhered thereto to cause fine coal particles to adhere to the binder over the surfaces of the coal pieces serving as nuclei and thereby form agglomerates, and separating the agglomerates from the remaining slurry portion to recover the fine coal particles along with the coarsely divided coal and the binder.