Abstract: A novel removal device for removing adherent of the present invention has a process tank communicated respectively with a loading port through which an article-to-be-processed, which is composed of a film-like or sheet-like mold base having an adherent adhered thereon in a layer form, is loaded, and with the base discharge path through which the base removed from the adherent is output, and houses therein the article-to-be-processed; a spindle disposed in the process tank, and rotationally driven by a drive motor; a plurality of rotating blades, each of which having the base end fixed to the spindle, and having the top end located inside the process tank; a large number of openings provided to the process tank so as to allow therethrough passage of the adherent; and a plurality of receiving components consecutively disposed below the process tank along the longitudinal direction of the process tank, wherein the individual receiving components have suction hoses respectively at the lower ends thereof, which ar

Abstract: This monosaccharide production method is a method for producing monosaccharides from biomass having a first step 3 in which a raw material biomass is pretreated in 65 to 85 (w/w) % sulfuric acid at a temperature of 30 to 70° C., and a second step 4 in which the first step treatment product pretreated in the first step is subjected to saccharification treatment in 20 to 60 (w/w)% sulfuric acid at a temperature of 40 to 100° C.

Abstract: There is provided an optical connector module of which an optical transmission/reception wafer and an optical waveguide wafer can be registered with each other easily and accurately without misregistration. An optical transmission/reception wafer has guide pin-receiving V-grooves with a V-shaped cross-section, formed at locations preset in association with an optical transmission/reception end of an optical transmission/reception section. An optical waveguide-side connector has an optical waveguide wafer formed with guide pin-receiving V-grooves in association with the guide pin-receiving V-grooves of the optical transmission/reception wafer. Wafer registration guide pins are inserted in these guide pin-receiving V-grooves, and the optical transmission/reception wafer and the optical waveguide wafer are brought close for interconnection such that these guide pins are tightly sandwiched by the guide pin-receiving grooves.

Abstract: There is provided an optical connector module of which an optical transmission/reception wafer and an optical waveguide wafer can be registered with each other easily and accurately without misregistration. An optical transmission/reception wafer has guide pin-receiving V-grooves with a V-shaped cross-section, formed at locations preset in association with an optical transmission/reception end of an optical transmission/reception section. An optical waveguide-side connector has an optical waveguide wafer formed with guide pin-receiving V-grooves in association with the guide pin-receiving V-grooves of the optical transmission/reception wafer. Wafer registration guide pins are inserted in these guide pin-receiving V-grooves, and the optical transmission/reception wafer and the optical waveguide wafer are brought close for interconnection such that these guide pins are tightly sandwiched by the guide pin-receiving grooves.

Abstract: In a substrate carrying optical devices housed in a case, there are formed positioning parts for defining the positions of optical axes of the optical devices. Flexible optical waveguides are provided which are fixedly held at one end in the positioning parts and connected at the other end to an optical connector ferrule mounted in the case, and deviations from proper alignment between the optical axes of the optical devices and the axes of optical fiber receiving holes of the optical connector ferrule are accommodated by deformation of the flexible optical waveguides.

Abstract: In a substrate carrying optical devices housed in a case, there are formed positioning parts for defining the positions of optical axes of the optical devices. Flexible optical waveguides are provided which are fixedly held at one end in the positioning parts and connected at the other end to an optical connector ferrule mounted in the case, and deviations from proper alignment between the optical axes of the optical devices and the axes of optical fiber receiving holes of the optical connector ferrule are accommodated by deformation of the flexible optical waveguides.