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35. Tokyo University of Mercantile Marine (2/2)
 
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Plan 2002
35. Improving transmission of boiling and condensational heat applying a radiation catalyst 5 2 K. Takamasa T. Hakutsu It has been clarified that the efficiency of heat transmission and especially limited heat flow is remarkably improved by a radiation catalyst applying a oxidize semiconductor membrane. By applying this theory, boiling and condensational heat transmission is improved.
36. Cleaning the surface of pipes by applying a radiation catalyst 5 1 K. Takamasa T. Hakutsu Based on the theory that a radiation catalyst using an oxidized semiconductor membrane prevents the accumulation of scale and keeps the inside of pipes clean, heat transmission pipes inside nuclear reactors and boilers are developed.
37. Measuring liquid speed under a free surface three dimensionally by applying picture image analysis and LED 4 4 K. Takamasa T. Hakutsu A measurement method is developed for the position and slope of a free surface of moving liquid and of liquid speed just under the surface using picture analysis and laser focus deformation measurement.
38. A refrigerator absorbing Li-H2O system 4 4 T. Fujita M. Kojima K. Yamashita A test series on the number of cycles is carried out.
39. The generation of noise under microscopic motion of machine elements 2 1 M. Shima T. Sugahara Generation of noise under microscopic motion of machine elements is investigated.
40. Cleaning exhaust gas from the ship's diesel engine 2 2 H. Okada T. Tsukamoto K. Ohe Research on cleaning exhaust gas from the diesel engines of ships is carried out.
41. The efficiency of transmission of evaporating and condensational heat on heat transmission pipes with a V ditch 5 4 M. Gotoh A mechanism to accelerate heat transmission of heat transmission pipes pipe with a V ditch used for air conditioning is investigated.
42. Developing a high performance reclaimed heat exchange device for marine gas turbines 3 1 M. Osakabe To develop a highly efficiency reclaimed heat exchange device for marine gas turbines, basic investigation on the flow of heat transmission is carried out.
43. Paint for the bottoms of ships by applying a flow channel 2 1 Y. Suzuki S. Motoda H. Tabata The bottom painting of ships using a flow channel is evaluated, aiming at self-polishing grind.
44. Paint for the bottoms of ships in sea-water 4 4 Y. Suzuki S. Motoda H. Tabata Development of a new paint for stain protection is investigated statically and dynamically in water.
45. Controlling the direction of the bow and the voyage route of ships simultaneously 2 2 E. Shimizu Investigation into control systems to maintain the direction of the bow and the voyage route are simultaneously carried out.
46. Flow mode in pipes with ditches and loss of heat transmission on the Freon catalyzer 5 4 M. Gotoh N. Inoue Observation of flow in pipes with a ditch is carried out, and experiment is conducted on the behavior of substitutional Freon catalyzers in pipes using tests of condensation, transmission of evaporating heat and loss of pressure.
47. Heat and material transmission on absorbing the liquid membrane of an ammonia/water system in horizontal pipes 3 2 M. Gotoh N. Inoue The effect of various experimental conditions on an ammonia/water system-absorbing instrument to heat and transmit materials using an absorbent liquid membrane is investigated.
48. Estimating decreasing CO2 and investigating corrosion and decay of materials when applying natural energy to ships and mega floating structures 5 1 Y. Suzuki M. Gotoh S. Motoda N. Inoue H. Tabata Estimating the decrease of exhaust CO2 by applying natural energy as solar energy is investigated, and effect of stained equipment and corrosion in sea water is investigated.
49. Developing ceramic materials works as rays or a magnetic function under infrared rays 3 1 M. Izumi A composite function material that transmits electric, magnetizes, expands and contracts mechanically on receiving infrared rays is investigated. The results of the investigation are applied to transmission, signal transmission and an information system.
50. Applying ultra heat conduction material in high temperature to ship technology, and investigating the electronic propulsion of ships 10 1 M. Izumi Applying a high temperature ultra heat conduction material to ships is investigated, and the effect of the materials on electric ship propulsion systems in nextgeneration and harbor or offshore structures is evaluated.
51. Developing a technology for recycling the FRP powder of scrapped ships 3 1 M. Izumi Basic of techniques in recycling FRP of scrapped ships and molding processes of new materials is developed.
52. Application of a thin membrane of organic metal for supper condition and composition function, and for devices 3 1 M. Izumi H. Ohnuki An ultra thin membrane of organic metal as a material and composite function that is easily used over a wide area and as a rust preventive is developed and the results are applied to devices and for covering the surface of materials.







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