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Contributing Organizations to GTSJ Contributing Organizations to GTSJ Gas Turbine Society of Japan 〈Corporations〉 Aikoku Alpha Corporation AP Division ……… C1 Japan Vilene Co,LTD B&B-AGEMA GmbH ……… C2 Japanese Aero Engines Corporation ……… C21 CRE Co.,LTD ……… C3 JFE Steel Corporation East Japan Works (Chiba) DAIDO STEEL CO.,LTD. JOBAN JOINT POWER CO.,LTD. DAIHATSU DIESEL MFG.CO.,LTD. ……… C4 JTEKT Corporation DAIICH SYSTEM ENGINEERING Co.,Ltd. JXTC Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation EAGLE INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. KAIHATSU KENZAI CORPORATION EAST JAPAN RAILWAY COMPANY Kansai Electric Heat Corp. ELECTRIC POWER DEVELOPMENT CO.,LTD. Kawaju Akashi Engineering Co.,Ltd. Elliot Ebara Turbomachinery Corporation Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. ……… C22 Everloy Shoji Co.,Ltd. ……… C5 Kawasaki Machine Systems,LTD Fudo Giken Industry Co., LTD KAWASAKI NAVAL ENGINE SERVICE,LTD. Fuji Electric Co.,Ltd. ……… C6 Kawasaki Thermal Engineering Co.,Ltd. Furuya Metal Americas,Inc. ……… C7 KOBE STEEL,LTD. Gas and Power Co.,Ltd. Koganei Tex Co.,Ltd. General Electric Global Services GmbH ……… C8 Kondoh Industries, Ltd. ……… C23 Hitachi Metals,Ltd. ……… C9 Maruwa Electronic Inc. ……… C24 Hitachi Plant Construction,Ltd. MARUYAMA EXCELL CO.,LTD Hitachi Power Solutions Co.,Ltd. MEIDENSHA CORPORATION Hitachi Zosen Corporation ……… C10 Metal Technology Co.Ltd. ……… C25 Hoden Seimitsu Kako Kenkyusho Co.,Ltd. MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. Hokkaido Electric Power Company,Incorporated Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd. ……… C26 HOKURIKU ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY MITSUI & CO.PLANTSYSTEMS,LTD. Honda R&D Co.,Ltd. Aircraft Engine R&D Center ……… C11 Mitsui E&S Machinery Co.,Ltd. ……… C27 Howmet Japan Limited. Nakakita Seisakusho Co.,Ltd. ……… C28 IDAJ Co., LTD. ……… C12 NGK SPARK PLUG CO., LTD. IHI AEROSPACE CO.,LTD. Niigata Power Systems Co.,Ltd. ……… C29 IHI Castings Co.,Ltd. ……… C13 Nippon Donaldson, Ltd. IHI Corporation ……… C14 NIPPON KAIJI KYOKAI ……… C30 IHI Inspection & Instrumentation Co.,Ltd. ……… C15 Nippon Muki Co.,Ltd. ……… C31 IHI Jet Service Co.,Ltd. ……… C16 NIPPON STEEL & SUMITOMO METAL CORPORATION IHI Rotating Machinery Engineering Co.,Ltd. ……… C17 NSK Ltd. INC Engineering Co.,Ltd. NTN Corporation Ipsen Co.,Ltd. NUMECA Japan Co., Ltd. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency ……… C18 Numerical Flow Designing CO.,LTD. JAPAN AIR TEC Co.,Ltd. Osaka Gas Co.,Ltd. JAPAN CASTING & FORGING CORP. Osaka Yakin Kogyo Co.Ltd. ……… C32 Japan Internal Combustion Engine Federation ……… C19 Pulstec Industrial Co., Ltd. ……… C33 Japan Patent Office ……… C20 Rolls-Royce Japan Co.,Ltd. Japan Ultra-high Temperature Materials Research Center SAKATA KYODO POWER COMPANY, LTD. 〈Universities〉 Shikoku Electric Power Co.,INC Hosei University, Fluid Engineering Laboratory ……… U1 Shimadzu Industrial Systems Co.,Ltd Hosei University, Reacting Flow Laboratory ……… U2 Shinwa Corporation ……… C34 Iwate University, Aerospace Propulsion Research Lab. ……… U3 Siemens K.K. Kansai University, Thermal Engineering Laboratory ……… U4 Sophia Precision Corp. ……… C35 Kochi University of Technology, Sumiju Precision Forging Co., Ltd. Aeronautical Propulsion and Supersonic Flow Laboratory ……… U5 SUMITOMO PRECISION PRODUCTS CO.,LTD. Kyoto University, Suzuki Seiki Industry Co.,Ltd. ……… C36 Thermal Science and Engineering Lab. ……… U6 TAIYO OIL CO.,LTD SHIKOKU OPERATIONS Kyoto University, Thermal Engineering Laboratory ……… U7 TEPCO Fuel & Power,Incorporated Kyushu University, Aerospace Propulsion Laboratory ……… U8 THE CHUGOKU ELECTRIC POWER CO.,INC. Kyushu University, Fluid Science Laboratory ……… U9 The Institute of Applied Energy(IAE) Kyushu University, Reactive Gas Dynamics Laboratory ……… U10 THE JAPAN STEEL WORKS,LTD. Nagaoka University of Technology, Okazaki Laboratory ……… U11 THE OKINAWA ELECTRIC POWER CO.,INC. Teikyo University, Tanuma Laboratory ……… U12 TOHO GAS CO.,LTD. The University of Tokyo, Jet Propulsion Laboratory ……… U13 Tohoku Electric Power Co.,Inc. The University of Tokyo, Teramoto-Okamoto Lab. ……… U14 Tohoku Electric Power Engineering & Construction Co., Inc The University of Tokyo, Tokio Marine & Nichido Risk Consulting Co., Ltd. Advanced Aeropropulsion Laboratory ……… U15 TOKYO ENERGY & SYSTEMS INC. Tohoku University, TOKYO GAS CO.,LTD. Laboratory of Mathematical Modeling and Computation ……… U16 TOKYO GAS ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS ……… C37 Tokushima Bunri University, Takeishi Laboratory ……… U17 TOMINAGA & Co.,Ltd. ……… C38 Tokyo Institute of Technology, Ito Laboratory ……… U18 Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation ……… C39 Tokyo Metropolitan University, Toshiba Plant Systems & Services Corporation ……… C40 Combustion and Propulsion Laboratory ……… U19 Toyo Controls Co.,Ltd. ……… C41 Tokyo Metropolitan University, Toyota Energy Solutions Inc. Dept. of Mechanical Systems Engineering ……… U20 Toyota Motor Corporation ……… C42 Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Turbo Systems United Co.,Ltd. ……… C43 Thermal Fluids Engineering Lab. ……… U21 UEMURA KOUKI Co.,Ltd. Tokyo University of Science, Yamamoto CFD Laboratory ……… U22 Woodward Japan Ltd. ……… C44 Waseda University, YANMER CO.,LTD. Aerospace Transportation Systems Lab. ……… U23 YOKOKAWA DENSHIKIKI CO.,LTD. Waseda University, Fluid Mechanics and Turbomachinery Lab. ……… U24 Corporations Aikoku Alpha Corporation C1 C2 http://www.bub-agema.de/ AP Division http://www.aikoku.co.jp/en/ 㻌 B&B-AGEMA GmbH is an independent service provider for professional power plant engineering and turbomachinery design. Since its foundation in 1995, the company provides its services for the benefit of its national and international clients. 㻌 B&B-AGEMA provides innovative services on design, calculations and expertise for energy We use 5-axis machining center to make structural components for the aerospace industry as conversion machinery and plants, in particular for gas turbines, steam turbines, expanders, well as other complex and sophisticated components. compressors, pumps and combustion systems. One of the first companies to introduce a 5-axis machining center in 1975, we have been steadily 㻌 A special focus is laid on the progressive design of the major gas turbine components accumulating expertise in this technology since then. (compressor, combustion chamber, turbine) with respect to highest efficiency, availability and We now produce a significant portion of the world's machined impellers while confidently operational reliability. The company gas turbine experts have long-year experience in design guaranteeing that they are of the finest quality available. for gas turbines varying in size from 3 kW to 300 MW. We will continue to push our machining technology to new heights as we focus steadfastly on 㻌 Another main focus of activities is related to the design and optimization of power plant the further developing the potential of simultaneous 5-axis machining. components by application of modern computational tools, in particular for components as water separators, re-heaters, steam condensers, wet cooling towers, heat exchangers, mixing & control valves and exhaust duct systems. 㻌 B&B-AGEMA develops on demand user-specific calculation and simulation software. The projects are performed by application of modern and high-quality computational tools for flow simulation, heat transfer calculation, and mechanical strength analyses. The clients benefit not only from the obtained project results but also from the established know-how transfer. C3 C4 http://www.cre-nagoya.com/ 䖩Product and Service Features www.dhtd.co.jp 䞉Focused on gaining customer trust, CRE offers engineering support in the areas of aircraft structural design, structural analysis, electrical and electronic design, software development, device design, productivity-focused process design, and quality assurance. Daihatsu Diesel Mfg. Co., Ltd. was established at Osaka in 1907, where is one of the most 䞉CRE prepares and edits a variety of manuals. We also perform contracted projects associated with popular spot in Japan as Umeda Sky Building now. documentation, such as electronic conversions of documents and translations of technical documents and manuals. We have been manufacturing Diesel Engines for Marine and Land over hundred years. We started to develop Gas-Turbine Engines as “Pure Made in Japan” in 1976 and 5-years later, 䖩 Forte the first memorial Gas-Turbine engine was delivered. 䞉CRE has been involved in nearly all of major development projects in the Japanese aerospace Our turbines are used for back-up system to public facilities such as Pump Stations, Hospitals, industry, while building upon the strong relationships with aircraft manufacturers. Banks and Data-Center. 䞉CRE has experience in design and development of almost all major components of aircraft. Daihatsu Gas-Turbines receive high evaluation by quality and performance from many clients. 䞉Our skilled engineers, with 30 years of experience in aircraft design and development, are assigned to key roles in projects in order to manage the projects and provide training and guidance to younger 2-10, Nihonbashi-Honcho 2-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 103-0023 Japan engineers. Plant Management Division TEL: 81-3-3279-0828 FAX: 81-3-3245-0395 Everloy Shoji Co., Ltd. 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