Abstract: A cartridge detachably mounted to a printing device cartridge mounting portion includes a second fixing structure including a groove guiding a first fixing structure, and a locking portion provided to the groove. The cartridge is brought from a cartridge insertion state to a cartridge mounting portion predetermined position by being moved along a horizontal direction to a mounting state in which the cartridge is mounted by being rotated and moved in a rotation mounting direction around a fulcrum which is a far side of the cartridge mounting portion in the insertion direction by receiving a force having a component in a downward direction of a gravity direction. The second fixing structure locks the first fixing structure in the mounting state and releases with the first fixing structure by receiving the force having the component in the downward direction of the gravity direction applied to the cartridge in the mounting state.

Abstract: A cartridge mounted on a cartridge mounting section of a printing device having a liquid introduction section for receiving a liquid, the cartridge includes a liquid accommodating section configured to accommodate the liquid, a bottom wall on which a liquid supply section that is coupled to the liquid introduction section and supplies the liquid is disposed, and a rib formed at the bottom wall.

Abstract: Provided is an aspect as an ink cartridge to be mounted to a printing machine including an ink introduction portion. The ink cartridge includes a containing portion configured to contain ink, a bottom wall being one of wall surfaces forming the ink cartridge and forming an opening portion through which the ink introduction portion is inserted, a sealing portion formed as a part of the bottom wall and having a shape configured to close the opening portion, a separation portion provided at a boundary between the sealing portion and the bottom wall, the separation portion configured to make the sealing portion removable from the bottom wall, and an ink supply portion configured to supply the ink contained in the containing portion to the printing machine when the ink introduction portion is inserted through the opening portion exposed by removing the sealing portion from the bottom wall by the separation portion.

Abstract: A cartridge includes a liquid containing body includes a liquid containing portion that is formed inside the liquid containing body and that contains a liquid, and a liquid supply portion, the liquid supply portion being a tubular member of which one end portion is in contact with the liquid containing portion, a accommodation portion and has a bottom wall that is a wall portion facing the printing apparatus when the cartridge is mounted in the printing apparatus, and the bottom wall includes an opening portion that faces another end portion of the liquid supply portion with a gap formed therebetween or that is in contact with the other end portion, the opening portion forming an opening into which the liquid introduction portion is inserted, an exposed surface continuous with the opening portion and exposed to an outside, and one or more projecting portions formed on the exposed surface.

Abstract: A cartridge includes a liquid container and an adaptor. The liquid container has a liquid storage containing a liquid to be supplied to a printing apparatus, a liquid supply section configured to supply the liquid contained in the liquid storage to a liquid introduction section, and an adaptor mounting section. The adaptor is mounted on the adaptor mounting section and has a terminal placement section in which a cartridge-side terminal electrically connected to an apparatus-side terminal is disposed and an insertion aperture through which the liquid introduction section passes. The adaptor mounting section is provided with a mounting mechanism for mounting the adaptor, which has a predetermined constant shape.

Abstract: A method for producing an ion-exchange resin having a water content of 5% by weight or less, a method for producing a lithography coating film forming-composition using the ion-exchange resin, and a method for washing the ion-exchange resin. The methods include the step of passing an organic solvent having a water content of 150 ppm or less through an ion-exchange resin precursor having a water content of 40% by weight or more, where a dehydration efficiency defined by the following equation is 5 or more: Dehydration efficiency=Dehydration rate (%)/[Weight of the organic solvent used per unit weight of the ion-exchange resin precursor (kg/kg)×Washing time (h)].

Abstract: An information processing method including: obtaining, for each of two or more autonomous mobile bodies, first information related to the autonomous mobile body; estimating, based on the first information, second information indicating a total number of two or more target autonomous mobile bodies beginning to be operated or monitored by a remote operator during a predetermined period, the two or more target autonomous mobile bodies being among the two or more autonomous mobile bodies; determining whether the total number indicated by the second information is greater than or equal to a predetermined value; and outputting at least one of third information for controlling the target autonomous mobile bodies or fourth information for providing the remote operator with notification, when the total number indicated by the second information is determined to be greater than or equal to the predetermined value.

Abstract: An information processing method is an information processing method executed by a computer, and includes: obtaining first information related to a service executed by each of at least one mobile body, among a plurality of mobile bodies that move autonomously, when an event to which a responder is to respond by traveling to a position of the at least one mobile body is occurring in the at least one mobile body; calculating, based on the first information obtained, a response necessity level indicating a degree of a necessity to respond to the event, for each of the at least one mobile body; and outputting second information related to the response necessity level calculated.

Abstract: A purification method for a silicon-containing polymer composition capable of reducing metal impurities in a silicon-containing polymer composition to be treated, while suppressing the weight average molecular weight change before and after the treatment, by treating the silicon-containing polymer composition containing the metal impurities with an ion exchange resin having a specific structure; a silicon-containing polymer composition; and a method for producing a semiconductor device. A purification method for a silicon-containing polymer composition reduced in weight average molecular weight change before and after treatment, said method being treating a silicon-containing polymer composition to be treated containing an organic solvent with an gel-type cation exchange resin. The weight average molecular weight change before and after the treatment is 70 or less. The ion exchange resin preferably has a strongly acidic functional group.

Abstract: A method for producing an ion-exchange resin having a water content of 5% by weight or less, a method for producing a lithography coating film forming-composition using the ion-exchange resin, and a method for washing the ion-exchange resin. The methods include the step of passing an organic solvent having a water content of 150 ppm or less through an ion-exchange resin precursor having a water content of 40% by weight or more, where a dehydration efficiency defined by the following equation is 5 or more: Dehydration efficiency=Dehydration rate (%)/[Weight of the organic solvent used per unit weight of the ion-exchange resin precursor (kg/kg)×Washing time (h)].

Abstract: In this assembled battery, connections between electrode terminals of electrical cells and connection members for the electrode terminal are reliably maintained for a long period of time. The electrode terminal is formed in a tapered pillar shape whose width decreases from the front end of the electrode terminal toward a battery case. Also, a groove, which is shaped from the front end toward the battery case and divides at least a portion of the front end into segmented portions, is provided to the electrode terminal. The segmented portions are elastically deformable to move close to or away from each other. The bus bar (connection member for the electrode terminals) includes a through-hole whose width decreases from the front end of the electrode terminal toward a battery case. The bus bar is fitted to the electrical terminal, by elastically deforming and moving the segmented portions close to each other.

Abstract: A battery system comprises a first battery cell and a first management unit which is connected in one-to-one correspondence to the first battery cell. The first management unit comprises a first parameter acquiring unit, a first calculating unit, and a first storage unit. The first parameter acquiring unit acquires a power consumption parameter of the first battery cell. The first calculating unit calculates a power consumption state value of the first battery cell on the basis of the power consumption parameter acquired by the first parameter acquiring unit. The first storage unit stores the power consumption state value calculated by the first calculating unit.

Abstract: A battery system manages a plurality of battery cells of an assembled battery. The battery system includes at least a plurality of battery cell management units which is connected to the battery cells and manages the connected battery cells. The battery cell management units are connected to each other. Each of the battery cell management units comprises at least an operation mode switching unit, a parameter-related data generating unit, a parameter data transmitting unit, a parameter data receiving unit, a minimum value specifying unit, a switching command data transmitting unit, and a switching command data receiving unit.

Abstract: A battery module of the present invention includes: a battery cell (2) having electrode terminals (21 and 22); first holding bodies (4 and 5), which surrounds and holds the battery cell (2), having hole portions (53a and 53b) to pass through the electrode terminals (21 and 22); and a second holding body (6) which is attachably and detachably connected to the first holding bodies (4 and 5) with a predetermined space at the opposite side to the electrode terminals (21 and 22) of the battery cell (2).

Abstract: In this assembled battery, connections between electrode terminals of electrical cells and connection members for the electrode terminal are reliably maintained for a long period of time. The electrode terminal is formed in a tapered pillar shape whose width decreases from the front end of the electrode terminal toward a battery case. Also, a groove, which is shaped from the front end toward the battery case and divides at least a portion of the front end into segmented portions, is provided to the electrode terminal. The segmented portions are elastically deformable to move close to or away from each other. The bus bar (connection member for the electrode terminals) includes a through-hole whose width decreases from the front end of the electrode terminal toward a battery case. The bus bar is fitted to the electrical terminal, by elastically deforming and moving the segmented portions close to each other.

Abstract: A bus bar for secondary battery is provided to electrically connect a plurality of secondary batteries in high reliability. The bus bar includes a plate section which is electrically conductive, opening sections which are provided for said plate section and in which convex electrode terminals of secondary batteries are inserted, respectively; and first slit sections formed to extend ends of the plate section from said opening sections, respectively. A diameter of said opening section is smaller than a diameter of said electrode terminal such that the inserted electrode terminal is fastened.

Abstract: A secondary battery mounting vehicle and a gas treatment apparatus of a secondary battery is provided in which even if one of secondary battery modules generates heat, transfer of heat to another secondary battery can be prevented. The secondary battery mounting vehicle includes: a vehicle body having an exhaust vent; a first duct provided in the vehicle body and configured to communicate the exhaust vent and each of spouts when a plurality of secondary battery modules having the spouts from each of which a gas is spouted is mounted; a second duct provided in the vehicle body to communicate with an outside of the vehicle body; and an air flow generating mechanism configured to generate an air flow in the second duct in response to a gas flow in the first duct.

Abstract: A battery system comprises a first battery cell and a first management unit which is connected in one-to-one correspondence to the first battery cell. The first management unit comprises a first parameter acquiring unit, a first calculating unit, and a first storage unit. The first parameter acquiring unit acquires a power consumption parameter of the first battery cell. The first calculating unit calculates a power consumption state value of the first battery cell on the basis of the power consumption parameter acquired by the first parameter acquiring unit. The first storage unit stores the power consumption state value calculated by the first calculating unit.

Abstract: A battery system manages a plurality of battery cells of an assembled battery. The battery system includes at least a plurality of battery cell management units which is connected to the battery cells and manages the connected battery cells. The battery cell management units are connected to each other. Each of the battery cell management units comprises at least an operation mode switching unit, a parameter-related data generating unit, a parameter data transmitting unit, a parameter data receiving unit, a minimum value specifying unit, a switching command data transmitting unit, and a switching command data receiving unit.