JFPS2017 ABSTRACT TEMPLATE, PAPER TITLE, 16PT

(Subtitle)

Author’s NAME*, Firstname FAMILYNAME**, Taro YUKUATSU***

* Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering

Yukuatsu University

111 Yuatsu, Kuatsu, Tokyo, 222-3333 Japan

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** Department of Fluid Power System, Faculty of Engineering

Saiko University

222 Yukuatsu, Saiko, Tokyo, 555-6666 Japan

***Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science

Fukuoka Science University

333Nishi-wajiro, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka, 333-4444 Japan

Keywords; Five, Words, Maximum, 12pt

INTRODUCTION

Authors are requested to refer to this sample (A4 size), such as title of paper, name(s), key words, text, ... preferably 10 point type size, Times New Roman, single spacing (1 line spacing for MS-Word). Avoid language restrictive fonts (Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Russian, etc.) which may not be displayed truthfully on computers without such fonts. Your abstract should be two pages in length and must not exceed 2MB in total file size.Use SI units consistently throughout the paper. You are requested to upload your abstract as a PDF file.

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FORMAT

Fonts

Times New Roman with the following font sizes should be used.

(a)Title: 16 point

(b)Subtitle: 16 point

(c)Authors’ names and affiliations: 12 point

(d) Authors’ affiliations and addresses: 12 point

(e) Keywords : 12 point

(f) Text : 10 point

Paper size and margins

The information on paper size and margins are indicated in Table 1. It is recommendable touse this template directly to prepare your abstract.

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Equations

Equation numbers should be displayed consecutively from Eq. (1) to the end of the paper.

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(1)

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Tables and Figures

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Photographs

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Table 1Information on paper size and margins

Right / Left / Top / Bottom
A4 / 30 mm / 30 mm / 35 mm / 30 mm

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Table 2Sample table

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Oil No. / [S/m] /  [Pa･s]
1 / 5.3110-12 / 9.9710-3
2 / 1.3510-10 / 19.410-3
3 / 1.2410-10 / 39.410-3

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Fig.1 Sample figure 1

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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES

List and number all bibliographical references at the end of the paper. When referring to them in thetext, type the reference number as [1].

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ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE

Abstract submission deadline is January 15th, 2017. Please access the conference web-site and upload the PDF file from the on-line submission page. Please make sure to embed fonts and graphics properly when converting the abstract into a PDF file.

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REFERENCES

1.MANDERS, P. W., BADER, M. G., Heat Transfer Effects on the Step Response of a Pneumatic Circuit, Transactions of the Japan Hydraulics and Pneumatics Society, 1994, 25-7, pp.246-256.

2.SCHLIHITING, H., Boundary Layer Theory, McGraw Hill, New York, 1969, pp.350-363.

3.SUZUKI, I., MATSUI, H., MATSUZAKA, D., Fundamentals of Water Hydraulic Control, New York Press, 1970, pp.123-124.

4.JOHNSON, H., et al., A Study of Performance Improvement of a Compressor, Transaction of the Japan Fluid Power System Society, Vol.3, No.4, 2001, p.56-62.