高温超電導と温度-asl.kuee.kyoto.pptVIP

国際標準のメリット ①製品開発初期における国際的な市場拡大 ②製品のビジネス拡大期におけるコストダウン獲得 国際標準は、WTO(World Trade Organization, 世界貿易機関)の「貿易の技術的障害に関する協定」で各国標準の基礎として用いられることを義務づけられている Lord Kelvin IECs First President (1906) If you cannot measure it, you cannot improve it. The International Electrotechnical Commission TECHNICAL COMMITTEE No. 90: SUPERCONDUCTIVITY Established: 1989 Chairperson Country: U.S.A. Secretariat: Japan Scope: To deal with technical aspects, problems and standards activities related to superconducting material and devices. All classes of superconductors will be covered. Liaison:　A) : VAMAS (Versailles Project on Advanced Materials and Standards) TECHNICAL COMMITTEE No. 90: SUPERCONDUCTIVITY - Membership Chairman: Dr. Loren F. GOODRICH 　　National Institute of Standards and Technology, U.S.A. Secretary: Dr. Ken-ichi SATO 　 Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., Japan Assistant Secretary: Mr. Jun FUJIKAMI 　 Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., Japan Membership: Number of Participating countries: 11, Number of Observer countries: 14 P- member country: AUSTRIA, CHINA, FRANCE, GERMANY, ITALY, JAPAN, KOREA (REPUBLIC OF), POLAND, ROMANIA, RUSSIAN FEDERATION, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Items for standardization 1. Terms and definitions. 2. Measurements. 2.1 Raw materials (including materials used for superconductors and real apparatus). 2.2 Wire, bulk and film. 3. Material specification. 3.1 Raw materials. 3.2 Wire, bulk and film. 4. Equipment and device performance and tests specifications. TC90 Meeting History ?1st TC meeting was held in Tokyo in May 1990 ?2nd meeting in Paris in November 1992 ?3rd meeting in Boulder in April 1995 ?4th meeting in Beijing in October 1996 ?5th meeting in Frankfurt in June 1998 ?6th meeting in Boulder in March 2000 ?7th meeting in Seoul in September 2001?8th meeting in Vienna in February 2003 ?9th meeting in Argonne in September 2004 ?10th meeting in Kyoto in June 2006 ?11th meeting in Berlin in June 2008?12th meeting will be in Seattl