Abstract: A transfer board for transferring a columnar primary compression molded product which is supplied continuously one by one vertically in a shooter into a mortar of a secondary tablet compression machine, having at least an inclined portion having a plane-state inclined face, an input portion adjacent thereto, a portion for limiting drop of primary compression molded product, and a bottom plate provided at a lower part of the input portion, the inclined face being inclined so as to become lower toward the input portion, the inclined portion and the adjacent input portion performing a linear motion or rotary motion at a constant speed horizontally in a direction opposite to the input portion, and the input portion and the bottom plate being able to supply the primary compression molded product into the mortar of the secondary tablet compression machine while the columnar direction is kept substantially in a state of the horizontal direction.

Abstract: A tablet compression machine which can manufacture a tablet having a plurality of layers by applying secondary compression molding to a columnar primary compression molded product formed by a plurality of layers and whose two bottom faces may be bulged, comprising at least a mortar, an upper pestle, and a lower pestle, in which the mortar is substantially in a shape in which a part of a flat plate is punched by a closed curve in a direction perpendicular to a plane of the flat plate, the upper and lower pestles are in a shape fitted with an inner face of the mortar, a space formed by an inner face of the mortar, a lower face of the upper pestle, and an upper face of the lower pestle is in a shape of an intended tablet in the secondary compression molding, a dent formed by the inner face of the mortar and the upper face of the lower pestle can constitute a shape suitable for receiving the primary compression molded product, and a direction of the secondary compression molding is different from the compression

Abstract: A transfer board for transferring a columnar primary compression molded product whose two bottom faces may be bulged and which is supplied continuously one by one due to its own weight since the products continue vertically in a shooter into a mortar of a secondary tablet compression machine, for example, rotary tablet compression machine, in a state where the columnar direction is substantially horizontal, having at least an inclined portion having a plane-state inclined face, an input portion adjacent thereto, a portion for limiting drop of primary compression molded product, and a bottom plate provided at a lower part of the input portion, the inclined face being inclined so as to become lower toward the input portion, the inclined portion and the adjacent input portion performing a linear motion or rotary motion at a constant speed horizontally in a direction opposite to the input portion, and the input portion and the bottom plate being able to supply the primary compression molded product into the morta

Abstract: It is intended to improve the efficiency of request retransmission. A high-speed serial interface block is provided which enables split-transaction communication performed through the issuing of a response from a completer to a request issued by a requester. The high-speed serial interface block mentioned above is provided with a reception butter for retrieving received data and with a control unit for causing execution of a process which is performed in the case where there is no response from the completer mentioned above within a predetermined time when the reception buffer mentioned above has overflown. When the reception buffer mentioned above has overflown, a process of issuing a time out even within a prescribed time for time-out determination is allowed to improve the efficiency of request retransmission.

Abstract: A tensioned end of a prestressed-concrete structure is constructed easily and reliably. A grout can 5 in a tensioned end structure of a prestressed-concrete structure is made of a transparent material, particularly preferably a transparent electrically insulating material, thereby reliably performing grouting while visually observing and checking the filling condition of grout G in the grout can 5 from the outside thereof. A synthetic resin, particularly an ionomer resin, is preferably used as the transparent electrically insulating material constituting the grout can.

Abstract: Supporting leads extend from one side portion of a package to another side portion thereof and are arranged on both sides of an island such that both ends of the island are supported. An electrode for a fixing potential of a semiconductor chip is connected to these supporting leads by a bonding wire. One end of these supporting lead is located outside a column of an outer lead portion as the same structure as the outer lead portion. Thus, while a structure for commonly using each of the supporting leads as a lead for a fixing potential is adopted, a thermal distribution of the semiconductor chip can be uniformed and no island is inclined at a resin seal time.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to a reverse osmosis apparatus comprising a reciprocating pump or pumps including a first cylinder chamber and a second cylinder chamber which is smaller in volume than the first chamber due to a piston rod extending through the second cylinder chamber, a feed conduit connected to the first cylinder chamber for feeding fluid thereto through a first one-way flow piping for fluid flow thereto, a reverse osmosis membrane module including an inlet and an outlet which collects permeate fluid, a second one-way flow piping connecting the first cylinder chamber with the reverse osmosis membrane module inlet for fluid flow to the inlet, a selector connecting the second cylinder chamber with the reverse osmosis membrane module outlet, and a drain conduit connected to the selector for draining concentrated fluid from the second cylinder chamber.

Abstract: A microscope with an automatic sweeping device which automatically sweeps a preparation, membrane filter, etc. for observing subjects, such as cells, microbes or others, existing thereon, is offered. The automatic sweeping device has the following functions: a control mechanism drives a transfer mechanism for moving a holder containing subjects according to the instructions from a control console to perform automatic sweeping by stepped or continuous movement of the holder, and at the base time a printer, memory and display are so controlled that they respectively print, store and display position and other various data. Manual operation is also possible immediately after suspension of automatic operation. Positions of subjects detected by a position detector are stored in the memory.