August 5‐6, 2010 Tokyo Institute of Technology · Batari Saraswati*, Shinya Hanaoka** Department of International Development Engineering . TB2-5 Characterization of Groundwater

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Tokyo Tech ENG

Proceedings of

2nd

Multidisciplinary International

Student Workshop in Tokyo Tech

2010

August 5-6, 2010

Tokyo Tech Ookayama-campus Tokyo, Japan

Sponsored by

Graduate School of Engineering Tokyo Institute of Technology

Welcome to the Multidisciplinary International Student Workshop 2010

On behalf of the School of Engineering at Tokyo Institute of Technology (abbreviated to Tokyo

Tech), I am pleased to extend a hearty welcome to all the participants at this workshop.

This is the third time to hold this type of summer activity on campus. In response to the large

number of participating students and favorable evaluation from last year ’s attending students, the

School of Engineering is proud to sponsor this year ’s workshop.

The aim of this workshop is to bring together approximately 90 graduate students from various

disciplines to promote interactions and scientific discussions. Students attending this workshop are

composed of three different groups: Japanese and overseas students at Tokyo Tech as well as

short-term exchange students. We relish the fact that 13 exchange students from AOTULE (Asia

Oceania Top University League on Engineering) will spend their summer with us working on

research projects with our faculty. It is well known that students that are involved in overseas

academic exchanges will more likely be involved in international activities throughout their

lifetime.

In addition to the student poster and oral presentations, three plenary talks have been selected

to give you a broader understanding of key topical issues from industry and academia such as my

talk on “Sustainable Development” as well as Professor Motoyuki Suzuki’s lecture on

“Sustainability of Asia/Oceania Region”. Furthermore, we are pleased to welcome Mr. Glen

Fukushima, Airbus Japan Chairman & Director, who will talk about his global technology

management experience in the USA and Japan. I hope that this student workshop stimulates your

research and provides you with an opportunity for cross-cultural information exchange.

Professor Ken Okazaki

Dean, School of Engineering

Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan

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Conference Organization

Conference Chair

Ken Okazaki : Dean, School of Engineering; Professor

Advisory Board Members

Masahiro Susa : Director, Int. Cooperation Office, Graduate School of Engineering;

Professor, Department of Metallurgy and Ceramics Science

Shinji Ando : Professor, Department of Chemistry and Materials Science

Ryuichi Egashira : Chair, AOTULE Committee;

Associate Prof., Department of International Development Engineering

Executive Committee

Chair Jiro Hirokawa : Associate Prof., Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Jeffrey Scott Cross : Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

Kazuyoshi Fushinobu : Associate Prof., Department of Mechanical and Control Engineering

Hasan Md. Mohibul : M.S. Candidate, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Yoshitaka Morimoto : Doctoral Candidate,

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Keiko Nakamura : Coordinator, Graduate School of Engineering

Hitomi Shirahama : M.S. Candidate, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Jiro Takemura : Associate Prof., Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Willy Yanto Wijaya : Doctoral Candidate,

Department of Mechanical and Control Engineering

Hiroshi Yamaura : Professor, Department of Mechanical and Control Engineering

Shiro Yoshikawa : Associate Prof., Department of Chemical Engineering

General Secretary

Hiroyuki Honjo : Graduate School of Engineering

Chiharu Nakazono : Graduate School of Engineering

Noboru Tanaka : Graduate School of Engineering

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Outline Program

8/5 (Thu.)

8/6 (Fri.)

8:45 TTF(RBH) TTF(TSCR)

8:45 I3-304 I3-310 I3-305

Registration

Registration

9:00

9:00

Welcome Address

Keynote 3

Keynote 1

10:00

10:10

Break

Break 10:20

10:30 Technical

Session

FA1

Technical

Session

FB1

Technical

Session

FC1

Technical

Session

TA1

Technical

Session

TB1

11:50

Lunch

13:00

Technical

Session

FA2

Technical

Session

FB2

Technical

Session

FC2

12:00

Lunch

13:00 14:15

Technical

Session

TA2

Technical

Session

TB2

Break

14:30

Technical

Session

FA3

Technical

Session

FB3

Technical

Session

FC3

14:15

Break

14:30 15:30

Technical

Session

TA3

Technical

Session

TB3

Break

15:45

Poster

Presentation

15:45

Break

16:00

Airbus Video

Session &

Discussion

16:45

Closing Ceremony

& PhotoSession

16:20 Break

17:00

16:30 Keynote 2

RBH: Royal Blue Hall (1st floor)

TSCR: Tejima Seiichi Conference Room (3rd

floor)

17:30

PhotoSession

Break

17:45 Banquet at Cafeteria

19:45

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Ishikawdai Bldg. 3 (3rd floor)=Second day=

RegistrationKeynoteOral/Poster Presentation

Cafeteria (2nd Floor)=First day=

Banquet

TTF (1st and 3rd floor)=First day=

RegistrationKeynoteOral Presentation

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1st day

2nd day

TTF : 1st floor

TTF : 3rd floor

Ishikawa Bldg. 3 : 3rd floor

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Opening Address & Keynote Lectures

Opening Address 8/5 (Thu.) 9:00-9:10 @ Royal Blue Hall, TTF

Welcome Address

Ichiro Okura

Executive Vice President for Planning

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Keynote 1 8/5 (Thu.) 9:10-10:10 @ Royal Blue Hall, TTF

Engineering Challenges to Suppress Global Warming toward Sustainable Development

Ken Okazaki

Dean, School of Engineering




Global Technology Management

Glen S. Fukushima

Chairman and Director

Airbus Japan K.K.

Keynote 3 8/6(Fri.) 9:00-10:00 @ I3-304

Sustainability of Asia/Oceania Region

Motoyuki Suzuki

Auditor


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Global Technology Management

Glen S. Fukushima

Chairman & Director, Airbus Japan

Former President & CEO, Cadence Design Systems Japan

Former President, American Chamber of Commerce in Japan

I will discuss the challenges of managing global technology companies based on my

experience over the past 20 years working as a senior executive for one European and three

American high technology companies: AT&T Corp. (headquartered in Basking Ridge, New Jersey,

USA); Cadence Design Systems, Inc. (headquartered in San Jose, California, USA); NCR Corp.

(headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, USA); and Airbus SAS (headquartered in Toulouse, France).

First, I will explain the six main drivers of globalization, that is, major changes over the

past two decades in: (1) the political environment, (2) demand-side factors, (3) supply-side factors,

(4) technology, (5) government policy, and (6) the workforce.

Second, I will examine the key success factors for global technology companies and their

employees. Given the rapid globalization of companies and technologies, the ability to work

seamlessly and effectively across geographic, national, cultural, linguistic, and organizational

barriers is key.

Third, I will propose that gaining overseas study and work experience is an essential

component of developing the skills necessary for individuals and companies to be the technology

leaders of the future.

In conclusion, I would like to encourage Japanese students, on both the undergraduate and

graduate level, to spend time studying and working outside of Japan as a way to develop their

competencies as global citizens and future technology leaders.

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Table of Contents

Technical Session TA1 10:30-12:00 (CM, MCS, IDE, CS)

TA1-1 Synthesis of cyclometalated Iridium (III) complexes within layered 1

Silicates and its light-emitting property

M. Sugiyama, X. Chen, D. Mochizuki and Y. Wada

Department of Applied Chemistry

TA1-2 Thermal Conductivity Measurements of Solid Sb2Te3 by Hot Strip Method 2

R. Lan*, R. Endo*, M. Kuwahara**, Y. Kobayashi* and M. Susa*

* Dept. of Metallurgy and Ceramics Science

** National Institutes of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

TA1-3 Behaviour of Iron Oxide Pick-up by Mould Flux for Continuous Casting 3

Wang Min, Yoshinao Kobayashi, Rie Endo, Masahiro Susa

Department of Metallurgy and Ceramics Science

TA1-4 The reduction of NO over TiO2-ZrO2 composite catalyst 4

Y. Wang*, C. Salim*, H. Hinode*

*Department of International Development Engineering

TA1-5 Dental Radiograph Segmentation using Emotional Multi-Agent 5

System Approach

Martin Leonard Tangel*, Chastine Fatichah*,

M. Rahmat Widyanto**, Fangyan Dong*, and Kaoru Hirota* * Department of Computational Intelligence and Systems Science

** Department of Computer Science, University of Indonesia

TA1-6 Analysis of Synthetic Cylindrical Array Beam-Forming 6

for Semi-Anechoic Chamber Evaluation

K. Priandana*, J. Takada*, M. Ghoraishi*, M. Hirose**,

S. Kurokawa**, M. Ameya** *Department of International Development Engineering

** National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

Technical Session TA2 13:00-14:15 (ME, EEE, PhyE, IDE)

TA2-1 Experimental and Numerical Evaluation on the Elastic 7

Moduli of Aluminum Alloy Foam

Farid Triawan*, Tadaharu Adachi, Kikuo Kishimoto,

Kazuaki Inaba, Tohru Hashimura * Department of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering

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TA2-2 A new protocol for magnetically-labeled biosensing 8

Tsukasa Takamura1, Yoshitaka Morimoto1, and Adarsh Sandhu1 1Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

TA2-3 Synthesis of small-diameter germanium nanowires 9

for electron device application

Marolop Simanullang*, Koichi Usami*, Tetsuo Kodera*,

Ken Uchida**, *** and Shunri Oda* * Quantum Nanoelectronics Research Center (QNERC)

** Department of Physical Electronics

*** PREST–JST

TA2-4 Comparison of Emulsion Liquid Membrane with Solvent 10

Extraction for Coal Tar Absorption Oil

Y. Shimada, H. Habaki and R. Egashira

Department of International Development Engineering

TA2-5 Improvement of Rubberwood Manufacturing Process by 11

Thermal Treatment of Wood Residues

S. Mitani*, H. Habaki* and R. Egashira*

* Department of International Development Engineering

Technical Session TA3 14:30-15:45 (MCS, EEE, IDE, PhyE)

TA3-1 Solubility of Fe in Liquid Phase of Al-Mg-Si Alloy at 973 K 12

Yuichi Kamo, Mitsutoshi Ueda, Kenichi Kawamura, Toshio Maruyama


TA3-2 Novel Creep Strengthening Mechanism of Austenitic 13

Heat Resistant Steel for A-USC Power Plants

Imanuel Tarigan*, Keiichi Kurata*, Naoki Takata*,

Takashi Matsuo*, Masao Takeyama* *Department of Metallurgy and Ceramics Science

TA3-3 Localized Behaviors of Rain Measured in Tokyo Tech 14

Millimeter-Wave Model Network

Hasan Md. Mohibul*, Takuichi Hirano**, Jiro Hirokawa*, Makoto Ando*

*Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

**Department of International Development Engineering

TA3-4 Jitter scaling of LC-VCO for ultra-low-voltage 15

sub-picosecond jitter clock generation

Wei Deng, Kenichi Okada and Akira Matsuzawa

Department of Physical Electronics

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TA3-5 The decomposition of nitrous oxide over rutile structure 16

titania supported silver catalysts

W. Hu*, S. Chris* and H. Hinode*


Technical Session TB1 10:30-12:00 (OPM, ME, IDE)

TB1-1 Thermoplastic Elastomer by Reactive Blending of 17

Poly (butylene succinate) with Ethylene-Propylene and

Ethylene-Butylene Rubber

K. Jantanasakulwong, K. Kuboyama, T. Ougizawa

Department of Organic and Polymeric Materials

TB1-2 Unsupervised diagnosis in CFRP structures using 18

Statistical analysis of temperature characteristic of resistancce

Y. Suzuki*, Y. Mizutani*, R. Matsuzaki*, and A. Todoroki*

Department of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering

TB1-3 Influence of temperature on sulfate resistance of 19

Cementitious material including blast furnace slag,

Anhydrous gypsum and lime stone powder

T. Uchida*, T. Saito*, N. Otsuki* and Y.S. Lee*


TB1-4 Separation of Cracked Kerosene and Cracked Light Oil 20

Using Solvent Extraction

Y. Yoshimura*, H. Habaki* and R. Egashira*


TB1-5 Structural Effect of Cathode Catalyst Layer 21

on the Performance of PEFC

Hidetoshi Matsuda and Kazuyoshi Fushinobu


TB1-6 The decomposition of nitrous oxide over rutile 22

structure titania supported metal catalysts

P. Gao*, C. Salim*, H. Hinode*


Technical Session TB2 13:00-14:15 (ABE, CiE, IDE)

TB2-1 Investigation of Strong Ground Motions Recorded 23

at Kashiwazaki City in 2007

K Katsumata*, K Tokimatsu* and H Arai**

* Department of Architecture and Building Engineering

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** National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management

TB2-2 Development of Failure Mechanisms of a Shallow 24

Foundation Subjected to Combined Loading

Michael Cocjin, Osamu Kusakabe and Sakae Seki

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

TB2-3 Seismic Pounding between Base-Isolated and Fixed-Base 25

Reinforced Concrete Buildings

D. R. Pant and A. C. Wijeyewickrema

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

TB2-4 Assessment of Low Cost Terminal Configuration 26

and Location in Airport

Batari Saraswati*, Shinya Hanaoka**


TB2-5 Characterization of Groundwater Development Potential 27

in Agusan del Norte, Philippines

P.A. Joven, S. Yamaguchi and J. Takada


Technical Session TB3 14:30-15:45 (CM, OPM, CiE, IDE)

TB3-1 Preparation of Soluble Polyimide/MgO Nanohybrid Films 28

by In situ Hybridization and Evaluation of Their Thermal Conductivity

K. Murakami and S. Ando

Department of Chemistry and Materials Science

TB3-2 Influence of entanglements on glass transition 29

Temperature of polystyrene

Yoshinori Kinugasa, Keiichi Kuboyama, Toshiaki Ougizawa

Department of Organic and Polymeric Materials

TB3-3 Effect of Fiber Reinforced Concrete/Cement Composites 30

on the Seismic Performance of Bridge Columns

R. G. Zafra*, K. Kawashima*, T. Sasaki*, K. Kajiwara** and M. Nakayama**

*Department of Civil Engineering

** Hyogo Earthquake Engineering Research Center, National Research Institute

for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention, Miki, Hyogo, Japan

TB3-4 Seismic performance and vulnerability assessment of RC bridge 31

Columns based on computational simulation

Y.P. Yuen*, K. Kawashima**

* Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, HKUST

** Department of Civil Engineering

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TB3-5 Ammonia-nitrogen uptake by seaweed for water quality control 32

in intensive mariculture ponds

Y. Aoki, H. Habaki and R. Egashira


Technical Session FA1 10:20-11:50 (IDE, ME, MCS)

FA1-1 Biodiesel Fuel Production from Inedible Oil 33

T. Hayashi*, P. Sinthupinyo*, H. Habaki* and R. Egashira*


FA1-2 Effect of NIL on Fracture Toughness of Composite/Adhesive Interface 34

Y. Hikosaka*, R. Matsuzaki**, A. Todoroki** and Y. Mizutani**

*Graduate School of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering

** Department of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering

FA1-3 Preparation The development of biodegradable porous 35

Magnesium for implant material

Lubin Jia*, Equo Kobayashi* and Tatsuo Sato*

* Department of Metallurgy and Ceramics Science

FA1-4 Pitting Corrosion of Type 430 Stainless Steel under 36

Chloride Solution Droplet

Sri Hastuty*, Atsushi Nishikata, and Tooru Tsuru


FA1-5 Manipulation by Adhesion Force between 37

Elastic Beam and Rigid Object

Y. Sekiguchi, P. Hemthavy and K. Takahashi


FA1-6 Determination of Reaction Order and Activation Energy 38

of Cu/ZnO/Al2O3-catalyzed Methanol Steam Reforming

Willy Yanto Wijaya, Shunsuke Kawasaki,

Hirotatsu Watanabe, Ken Okazaki Department of Mechanical and Control Engineering

Technical Session FA2 13:00-14:15 (ME, EEE, PhyE, IDE)

FA2-1 Development of a Walking Assist Machine Using 39

Crutch – Motion for Turning

Hung-Kuo Su* and Yukio Takeda**

*Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

**Department of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering

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FA2-2 Design of Circularly Polarized 2x2 Patch Antenna Arrays 40

on the Backside of a CMOS Chip for Monopulse Operation

KimHuey Koh, Takuichi Hirano, Jiro Hirokawa, Makoto Ando

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

FA2-3 Sensing Film research of Odor Sensor System 41

Chun-Chieh Houa,b*, Bartek Wysznskia,c*, Takamichi Nakamotoa

aDepartment of Physical Electronics

bDepartment of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taiwan cDepartment of Chemical Technology and Engineering,

Technical University of Szczecin, Poland

FA2-4 Charge efficiency for storage of tiny energy with capacitor 42

M.Tanaka*, K. Takahashi* and P. Hemthavy*


FA2-5 Fundamental Research on Application for Electrodeposition Method 43

M. Kubota*, T. Saito* and N. Otsuki*


Technical Session FA3 14:30-15:30 (ME, MCS)

FA3-1 Study of Bubble Generation Parameters on Oscillating 44

Heat Pipe Simulation

Raffles Senjaya* and Takayoshi Inoue*

* Dept. of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering

FA3-2 Oxide Scale Exfoliation of Fe-12%Cr during Thermal 45

Cyclic Oxidation in Steam Atmosphere at 973 K

Lyta, Mitsutoshi Ueda, Kenichi Kawamura, Toshio Maruyama


FA3-3 Solidification microstructure of hot-dip-aluminized coating layers 46

of Al-Mg-Si alloys on pure-iron substrates

Hironari Kawabata, Hiroyasu Tezuka, Equo Kobayashi and Tatsuo Sato


Poster Session 15:45-16:45

P-1 Realization of Various Tactile Senses Using 47

Wheel Type Tactile Display

Kazuo Kuroyanagi, Shinji Tanaka and Hidetomo Takahashi

* Department of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering,

P-2 Study on Validity of Young-Laplace Equation for 48

Micro- or Nano-bubbles

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G.H. Kwon*, and T. Inoue**

* School of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Systems Engineering, KAIST


P-3 The visualization of water transport in PEMFC by using soft X-ray 49

Dongryul Lee*, Takahi Sasabe**, Shohji Tsushima**

and Shuichiro Hirai** * Dep. of Mechanical Engineering, KAIST

** Research Center for Carbon Recycling and Energy

P-4 Mechanical Behavior of ClosedCell Aluminium 50

Foam in Bending

Lin Zhijia*, Farid Triawan** and Kikuo Kishimoto**

* Department of Engineering Mechanics, Tsinghua University, China

**Department of Mechanical Science and Engineering

P-5 Gas Flow Characteristics In Nano channel 51

Qi Xiao guang* and Takayoshi Inoue*

* Dept. of Mechanical Science and Engineering

P-6 Research on High Durability Cement-based material 52

Using γ-2CaO･SiO2

Y. Tsuburaya , N. Otsuki , T. Saito , S. Khsmhou

* Department of International Developing Engineering

P-7 Computer liquid Cooling System: Scaling it down 53

N. Farhanah*, M. Hamdi* and M. Fadzil* *Department of Design and Manufacture, Faculty of Engineering,

University Malaya

P-8 Fabrication of Diamond Tool for Nano Plastic Forming 54

C.S. Leo1, M. Yoshino2 and A. Yamanaka2 1 School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Nanyang Technological

University, Singapore 2 Department of Mechanical and Control Engineering

P-9 Measurement of non-DLVO Force between Al2O3 Surface 55

in Electrolyte Solutions

M. Hayashi, T. Isobe, A. Nakajima


P-10 Calculation of the Shear Stress of the Alumina Slurry 56

during Stirring

N. Yamamoto, T. Isobe and A. Nakajima


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P-11 Preparation and Photocatalytic Activity of Cu-grafted TiO2 57

Powders from Titanium Citrate Complex by Two-Step

Hydrothermal Treatments

Kei Yasui , Akira Nakajima , and Toshiro Isobe


P-12 Decrease of Frictional Drag in the Circular Pipe by Photoinduced 58

Hydrophilicity of TiO2 Surface

Masaki Nishimura, Akira Nakajima, Munetoshi Sakai


Technical Session FB1 10:20-11:50 (ISE, PhyE, EEE, IDE)

FB1-1 Crowd Animation Using Reeb Graph 59

S. Sillapaphiromsuk

Imaging Science and Engineering Laboratory

FB1-2 Stereo Computer Vision with Multiple Cameras 60

Cheung King Shan

Imaging Science and Engineering Laboratory

FB1-3 Direct Observation of Carrier Motion in Organic Transistors 61

by Second-Harmonic Generation Technique

Keanchuan Lee, Takaaki Manaka and Mitsumasa Iwamoto

Department of Physical Electronics

FB1-4 A 4-element Sub-array of 45-degree Linearly-polarized 62

Hollow-waveguide Slots with Full-corporate Feed

Takashi Tomura, Yohei Miura, Miao Zhang, Jiro Hirokawa

and Makoto Ando Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

FB1-5 A microscopic model for simulating the mixed traffic flow 63

L.X. Nguyen*, and S. Hanaoka*


FB1-6 Design of Switching Regulator in Storage of Tiny Electric Energy 64

S.Huang*, P.Hemthavy*, and K.Takahashi*

*Department of International Development Engineering

Technical Session FB2 13:00-14:15 (NE, CiE, IDE)

FB2-1 Experimental Study on Cavitation Erosion and Onset Condition 65

in Sodium Flow

T. Ardiansyah*, M. Asaba, K. Miura** and M. Takahashi***

* Department of Nuclear Engineering

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** Sukegawa Electric, Co., Ltd.

*** Research Laboratory for Nuclear Reactors

FB2-2 Seismic Stability of Gravity Type Quay Wall on Desaturated 66

Loose Sand

Naomi Komatsumoto*, Jiro Takemura* and Sakae Seki*

* Department of Civil Engineering

FB2-3 The Development of a Rainfall-Induced Landslide Warning System 67

in New Zealand

S.J. Harris*, R.P. Orense* and A. Takahashi**

* Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,

The University of Auckland

**Department of Civil Engineering

FB2-4 Chloride Content in Cement Pastes Containing Blast Furnace Slag 68

and Fly Ash

A. A. Odchimar*, N. Otsuki* and T. Saito*


FB2-5 Land Suitability Analysis for Urban Area of Jaipur using 69

Multi-Criteria Evaluation Method

P.N. Dadhich*, S. Hanaoka*


Technical Session FB3 14:30-15:30 (EEE, MCS)

FB3-1 Color Retinal Image Coding: Vector Quantization vs. JPEG 70

Agung W. Setiawan* and Toshiaki Fujii**

* Biomedical Engineering, School of Electrical Engineering & Informatics,

Institut Teknologi Bandung

**Department of Communications & Integrated Systems

FB3-2 Patterning of Two-Dimensional Graphene Oxide on Silicon Substrates 71

Ryousuke Ishikawa1, Masashi Bando1, Yoshitaka Morimoto1,

and Adarsh Sandhu1,2 1Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering 2Quantum Nanoelectronics Research Center

FB3-3 The oxidation behavior of ZMG232L with an electric current 72

supply at 1073 K in Ar-19.9 %H2-0.6 %H2O atmosphere

K.Okumura*, M.Ueda*, K.Kawamura* and T.Maruyama*

* Department of Metallurgy and Ceramics science

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Technical Session FC1 10:20-11:50 (CM, OPM, CiE, IDE)

FC1-1 Structural Analysis of a Fluoro-compound/β-1,3-glucan Inclusion 73

Complex by Solid-state NMR and IR Spectroscopies

Y. Koito*, K. Yamada * and S. Ando*

*Department of Chemistry and Materials Science

FC1-2 Amorphous Blue Phase Liquid Crystal with a Wide Temperature 74

Range

K. V. Le*, S. Taushanoff**, J. Williams***, R. J. Twieg***,

B. K. Sadashiva****, A. Jakli** and H. Takezoe* * Department of Organic and Polymeric Materials

** Liquid Crystal Institute, Kent State University, Ohio, USA

*** Department of Chemistry, Kent State University, Ohio, USA

**** Raman Research Institute, Bangalore, India

FC1-3 Analysis of Fracture in 3D Piezoelectric Media under Electrically 75

Permeable and Semi-permeable Boundary Conditions

W. Phongtinnaboot*, J. Rungamornrat*, C. Chintanapakdee*

and A. C. Wijeyewickrema** * Department of Civil Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

** Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

FC1-4 Dispersion Effects of Waves Propagating along a Non-Principal 76

Direction in a Compressible Elastic Layer

P. Kayestha*, A. C. Wijeyewickrema* and K. Kishimoto**

* Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering


FC1-5 Removal of chromium from tannery wastewater by using Mongolian 77

natural zeolites

Tanabe S., Habaki H., Egashira R.


FC1-6 Separation of Cracked Kerosene by Emulsion Liquid Membrane 78

Masashi Haruna


Technical Session FC2 13:00-14:15 (ME, MCS, IDE)

FC2-1 Kinematics Analysis of Underactuated Finger for 79

Pinching and Grasping

N. Z. Azlan and H. Yamaura


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FC2-2 Effect of Substrate Thermal Expansion Coefficient on Magnetic 80

Phase Transition of (La,Sr)MnO3(LSMO) Thin Films

Kenichi Sato*, Sumitaka Tachikawa**, Akira Ohnishi**,

Naoki Wakiya***, Jeffrey S. Cross*, Osamu Sakurai*,

and Kazuo Shinozaki* *Department of Metallurgy and Ceramics Science

** Institute of Space and Astronautical Science,

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

*** Department of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering,

Shizuoka University

FC2-3 Reduction of TiO2 by Al-Mg Alloy 81

Keita Ouchi*, Yoshinao Kobayashi*, Rie Endo* and Masahiro Susa*


FC2-4 The potential of bagasse fly ash based activated carbons for 82

removing various pollutants

C.W. Purnomo, C. Salim and H. Hinode


FC2-5 Energetical consideration of the effect of a sinusoidal surface 83

roughness on the pin-on-disk contact processes

T.Otake, K.Takahashi


Technical Session FC3 14:30-15:30 (ME, ChE)

FC3-1 Investigation of Spacecraft Vibration by Considering Influence 84

of Acoustic Sound Field on Occurring Fill Effect

Naoki Ozawa* and Ichiro Hagiwara**

* Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

** Department of Mechanical Engineering and Science

FC3-2 Potential Distribution Measurement in PEFC Membrane for 85

Membrane Degradation Analysis

M. Ohishi and K. Fushinobu

* Department of Mechanical and Control Engineering

FC3-3 Low Pressure Plasma Treatment of Multi-wall Carbon Nanotubes 86

S. Monchayapisut*, T. Charinpanitkul* and H.Sekiguchi**

* Department of Chemical Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

** Department of Chemical Engineering

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August 5‐6, 2010 Tokyo Institute of Technology · Batari Saraswati*, Shinya Hanaoka** Department of International Development Engineering . TB2-5 Characterization of Groundwater