Abstract: A device for testing an application state of a plurality of strips of fiber reinforced plastic tape affixed in rows on a surface of a structure, the device includes an illumination component emits observation-use illuminating light beams toward a test region of the fiber reinforced plastic tape, an observation component observes reflected light from the test region, and a testing component tests the application state of the fiber reinforced plastic tape based on an image observed by the observation component. The illumination component includes a plurality of irradiation units that light simultaneously and are disposed such that a pair of the observation-use illuminating light beams are emitted from directions that are mutually symmetrical with respect to a normal line of the test region, and an illumination direction change component that changes the directions of the pair of observation-use illuminating light beams emitted from the illumination component about the normal line.

Abstract: An apparatus for checking an adherence state of fiber reinforced plastic tape includes an illuminating section having first and second illuminating groups. The main optical axes of illumination light beams of light emitting sections of the first illuminating group are set at a designated inclination angle with respect to a surface of an imaging region and distances on the main optical axes between a surface of a structural object and each of the light emitting sections are set to be the same. The main optical axes of illumination light beams of light emitting sections of the second illuminating group are set at an inclination angle different from the first illuminating group with respect to the surface of the imaging region and distances on the main optical axes between the surface of the structural object and each of the light emitting sections are set to be the same.

Abstract: An apparatus for checking an adherence state of fiber reinforced plastic tape includes an illuminating section having first and second illuminating groups. The main optical axes of illumination light beams of light emitting sections of the first illuminating group are set at a designated inclination angle with respect to a surface of an imaging region and distances on the main optical axes between a surface of a structural object and each of the light emitting sections are set to be the same. The main optical axes of illumination light beams of light emitting sections of the second illuminating group are set at an inclination angle different from the first illuminating group with respect to the surface of the imaging region and distances on the main optical axes between the surface of the structural object and each of the light emitting sections are set to be the same.

Abstract: A device for testing an application state of a plurality of strips of fiber reinforced plastic tape affixed in rows on a surface of a structure, the device includes an illumination component emits observation-use illuminating light beams toward a test region of the fiber reinforced plastic tape, an observation component observes reflected light from the test region, and a testing component tests the application state of the fiber reinforced plastic tape based on an image observed by the observation component. The illumination component includes a plurality of irradiation units that light simultaneously and are disposed such that a pair of the observation-use illuminating light beams are emitted from directions that are mutually symmetrical with respect to a normal line of the test region, and an illumination direction change component that changes the directions of the pair of observation-use illuminating light beams emitted from the illumination component about the normal line.

Abstract: Provided is a liquid crystal component manufacturing method wherein a gap between a panel surface of a liquid crystal module and a transparent cover is filled with a transparent resin, then, the liquid crystal module and the transparent cover are bonded by curing the resin. In the method, at the peripheral section of at least one surface of the panel surface and the facing surface of the transparent cover, the resin is applied, then, a dam is formed by semi-curing the resin. At the same time, the resin is applied to the center, the panel surface and the transparent cover are permitted to face, and the resin applied at the center is pushed to spread by reducing the gap between the facing panel surface and the transparent cover. The resin pushed to spread is dammed up by the dam, and the whole resin that exists in the gap is cured. An apparatus for manufacturing the liquid crystal component is also provided.

Abstract: This noncontact ID card or the like comprises an antenna circuit board having an antenna formed on a substrate and an interposer board having expanded electrodes formed on a substrate where an IC chip is embedded, the expanded electrodes being connected to electrodes of the IC chip, wherein both boards are stacked in such a way that the electrodes of the antenna are joined to the expanded electrodes.

Abstract: This noncontact ID card or the like comprises an antenna circuit board having an antenna formed on a substrate and an interposer board having expanded electrodes formed on a substrate where an IC chip is embedded, the expanded electrodes being connected to electrodes of the IC chip, wherein both boards are stacked in such a way that the electrodes of the antenna are joined to the expanded electrodes.

Abstract: A motorcycle has a fuel tank disposed near the front end of a motor cycle body frame and positioned substantially upwardly of the body frame, a rider's seat disposed rearwardly of the fuel tank, and an engine disposed downwardly of the body frame. A receptacle for storing a crash helment, for example, is disposed rearwardly of the fuel tank, forwardly of the rider's seat, and upwardly of the engine. The receptacle is openable and closably by at least a portion of the rider's seat which is movable back and forth or pivotally movable about an end thereof.

Abstract: A motorcycle has a fuel tank disposed near the front end of a motor cycle body frame and positioned substantially upwardly of the body frame, a rider's seat disposed rearwardly of the fuel tank, and an engine disposed downwardly of the body frame. A receptacle for storing a crash helmet, for example, is disposed rearwardly of the fuel tank, forwardly of the rider's seat, and upwardly of the engine. The receptacle is openable and closable by at least a portion of the rider's seat which is movable back and forth or pivotally movable about an end thereof.

Abstract: A motorcycle has a head pipe, a pair of laterally spaced main frames extending rearwardly from the head pipe, and a receptacle supported on the main frames. In order to effectively utilize a space between the main frames, the receptacle has a bottom wall positioned between the main frames, the bottom wall having at least a portion positioned below a plane including an upper surface of the main frames.

Abstract: A crash helmet storage device in a motorcycle having a front cowl having a portion covering at least an area in front of a handlebar of the motorcycle. The crash helmet storage device comprises a receptacle disposed in the front cowl and having an open front side, a front cover serving as a component of the front cowl and positioned in front of the receptacle, and a pair of side covers serving as other components of the front cowl and covering lateral sides of the receptacle. The front cover is separate from the side covers and act as a lid for selectively opening and covering the open front side of the receptacle.

Abstract: A subsidiary fuel tank apparatus in a motorized two-wheeled vehicle of the type that a vehicle body frame having front and rear wheels is provided with an internal combustion engine in the middle, a fuel tank on the upper side, and a detachable driver's seat in the rear of the fuel tank. The vehicle body frame is provided at its rear portion with a pair of right and left back stays situated below the driver's seat and with a pair of front and rear cross members extending across the back stays so that a room space is formed between the cross members and below the driver's seat, and a subsidiary fuel tank is accommodated in the room space.

Abstract: In purifying a gas containing at least one of hydrogen cyanide and hydrogen sulfide as a harmful component by fixing the harmful component in water as an aqueous solution of nitrogen-containing sulfur compound so as to render the gas free of the harmful component, an improvement characterized by:1. burning the aqueous solution of nitrogen-containing sulfur compound to obtain an exhaust gas containing sulfur dioxide,2. separating the sulfur dioxide from the exhaust gas for recovery, and3. exhausting the gas after the separation of the sulfur dioxide.

Abstract: Gases containing hydrogen cyanide, ammonia and hydrogen sulfide are purified by first washing the gas with a suspension of solid sulfur to fix the hydrogen cyanide as ammonium thiocyanate and ammonium thiosulfate. The resulting suspension is then subjected to a wet-oxidation wherein the thiosulfate and a part of the thiocyanate is converted into sulfuric acid and ammonium sulfate afterwhich the resulting liquid containing unreacted thiocyanate is decomposed into an ammonium salt and is recovered from the oxidation and decomposition steps.