Construction and processing products

By processing steel into final construction products like drain covers and frames, the invention addresses the limitation of green steel as intermediate materials, achieving significant decarbonization and climate change mitigation through reduced emissions and renewable energy use.

JP2026084549APending Publication Date: 2026-05-21TOHOKU OKAJIMA INDS
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
TOHOKU OKAJIMA INDS
Filing Date
2024-11-11
Publication Date
2026-05-21

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Technical Problem

Existing technologies focus on green steel materials as intermediate products, failing to utilize them as final construction products to actively promote decarbonization.

Method used

Processing steel plates or structural steel into multiple parts and assembling them to create final products like drain covers or receiving frames, utilizing steel materials that directly reduce carbon dioxide emissions or are produced using renewable energy through non-fossil fuel certificates.

Benefits of technology

The process effectively reduces carbon dioxide emissions and promotes decarbonization by using renewable energy, enhancing corporate image and contributing to climate change mitigation.

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Abstract

We provide construction and processing products that actively promote decarbonization by using green steel and other steel products as raw materials, rather than leaving them as intermediate materials, and processing them into final products. [Solution] The final product is made by processing steel plates or structural steel from steel materials into multiple parts 5 and assembling them, either by directly reducing carbon dioxide emissions during manufacturing or by purchasing non-fossil fuel certificates and considering the use of renewable energy.
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