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  1. センクシア 東京支店、札幌支店、東北支店、関東支店、北陸支店、中部支店、関西支店、中四国支店、九州支店 Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  2. 三井ホーム 木材建材事業本部 Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  3. コシイプレザービング 本社 Osaka//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  4. 4 エム・エムブリッジ Hiroshima//Structural Design Office
  5. 5 日本FRP 本社 Fukui//Trading company/Wholesale
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  1. Exposed Type Column Base Method High Base NEO Method *Structural Member センクシア 東京支店、札幌支店、東北支店、関東支店、北陸支店、中部支店、関西支店、中四国支店、九州支店
  2. Wooden Warehouse Using the Wood Big Span Method 三井ホーム 木材建材事業本部
  3. High-durability wooden barn-style erosion control dam construction [From concrete to wood] Easy to install! コシイプレザービング 本社
  4. 4 [Construction Case] Sanriku Coastal Road Tokoe Bridge Replacement Work エム・エムブリッジ
  5. 5 [Production Example] FRP Pultruded Products Structures *Corrosion elimination and reduction of construction man-hours! 日本FRP 本社

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3D printing SiC, aerospace, semiconductor equipment, solar thermal power generation, defense

3D printing SiC, aerospace, semiconductor equipment, solar thermal power generation, defense

The shape design of silicon carbide, which was constrained by the manufacturing process, is now a thing of the past, and from now on, your imagination will take shape.

Silicon carbide "IntrinSiC®" is an excellent innovation aimed at the production of large and complex integrated structural components made from silicon infiltrated/reaction bonded silicon carbide (RBSiC). By combining the excellent material properties of RBSiC with the unique advantages of the 3D printing process, it offers new structural design possibilities in the markets of ring graphing, measurement, and heat treatment technology. 【Features】 ■ Large and complex integrated structures can be formed in a single manufacturing process ■ Advanced surface finishing achieved through grinding, polishing, and lapping ■ Reverse engineering of existing products realized through contact and non-contact measurement methods ■ Data evaluation and digitization are possible *For more details, please refer to the product catalog available for download as a PDF. *Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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Condominium Renovation System "KIWAKU"

Condominium Renovation System "KIWAKU"

This is a proposal for a new system for condominium renovations.

"KIWAKU" is a condominium renovation system that allows for flexible changes to room layouts. It involves assembling wooden columns and beams with special processing in a three-dimensional lattice structure within the condominium. Partitions, doors, furniture, and lighting fixtures are then installed within this framework. Since it uses a screw connection method, changes to the layout and interior can be easily made in response to future lifestyle changes or shifts in family composition. Additionally, by selecting different types of wood and colors, it is possible to create a variety of aesthetic spaces. 【Features】 ■ Uses screw connections without adhesives ■ Allows for flexible changes to layouts and interiors ■ Excellent for use in offices and retail spaces ■ A facility system that can respond flexibly *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Bridge Construction Example] Bridge Connecting the Sanriku Coastal Road (1)

[Bridge Construction Example] Bridge Connecting the Sanriku Coastal Road (1)

The main tower is lifted and installed using a 3000-ton crane ship! It is one of the longest bridges in Japan.

MM Bridge Co., Ltd. is constructing a bridge that connects the Sanriku Coastal Road. The Kesennuma Bay Crossing Bridge (tentative name) is a cable-stayed bridge with a total length of 680 meters, spanning across Kesennuma Bay as part of the Sanriku Coastal Road. The main tower stands 115 meters above sea level, and the distance between the two main towers (span length) is 360 meters, making it one of the longest bridges in Japan. Of the two main towers, one on the A2 pier side is located within Kesennuma Bay, and the main tower and the 346 meters of main girder between them will be constructed by the MMB, Miyachi, and Kawada joint venture as part of the upper structure work in the Koko-shio area. [Bridge Overview (Excerpt)] ■ Route Name: Sanriku Coastal Road / Sanriku Vertical Road ■ Road Standard: Type 1, Class 3 (B live load) ■ Design Speed: V = 80 km/h ■ Bridge Type: 3-span continuous steel cable-stayed bridge *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Construction Case] Sanriku Coastal Road Tokoe Bridge Replacement Work

[Construction Case] Sanriku Coastal Road Tokoe Bridge Replacement Work

Replace in a short time! The newly assembled girder on the frame will be moved horizontally and connected!

We would like to introduce the construction case of M.M. Bridge Co., Ltd. With the extension of the Sanriku Coastal Road, the Tadakoshi Bridge, which was bending towards National Route 45, was replaced to face the direction of the Kesennuma No. 2 Tunnel (tentative name) by implementing the "replacement of the Tadakoshi Bridge." The existing girders were cut at both ends and moved horizontally, and the newly constructed girders assembled on the support were also moved horizontally and connected. For detailed information about the case, please refer to the related catalog. [Overview] - Until now, the Sanriku Coastal Road has connected to National Route 45, and the bridge was bending towards Route 45. - With the extension of the Sanriku Coastal Road, the bridge will become straight. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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