Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for decomposing a phenolic by-product, the method including: a step S10 of feeding a phenolic by-product stream to a decomposition apparatus and thermally cracking the phenolic by-product stream; a step S20 of recovering an active ingredient from a top discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus and discharging a substance having a high boiling point through a bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus; a step S30 of passing a part of the bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus through a reboiler and then feeding the part of the bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus to the decomposition apparatus and discharging a residual stream of the bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus; and a step S40 of feeding a side discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus to the reboiler.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method of decomposing a phenolic by-product, including: a step of feeding and thermally cracking a phenolic by-product stream to and in a decomposition apparatus, recovering an active ingredient from a top discharge stream, and discharging a high-boiling substance through a bottom discharge stream; a step of pressurizing each of a side discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus and a bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus; a step of mixing the pressurized side discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus and the pressurized bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus with each other to form a mixed stream; and a step of passing a part of the mixed stream through a reboiler, circulating the part of the mixed stream to the decomposition apparatus, and discharging a residual mixed stream.

Abstract: In a process of decomposing byproducts of a phenol production process using a reactive distillation column in which a reactor and a distillation column are integrated, since acetophenone is mixed with tar recovered to a lower part of the reactive distillation column and transferred, viscosity of the tar may be lowered so that the tar may be transferred at room temperature, and since the reactive distillation column may be operated at 0.5 to 3 bar, an operating temperature of the reactive distillation column is low as compared with a method of separating acetophenone by pressurization with high pressure, significantly reducing an operation cost of a heater required for a reaction. Also, since acetophenone is separately recovered at a position of 25 to 90% of a total number of stages in the reactive distillation column, recovery of an active ingredient may be enhanced.

Abstract: A method for decomposing a phenolic by-product generated in a phenol preparation process, the method including: adding a phenolic by-product stream, a decomposition apparatus side discharge stream, and process water to a mixing apparatus and mixing the phenolic by-product stream, the decomposition apparatus side discharge stream, and the process water; adding a mixing apparatus discharge stream discharged from the mixing apparatus to a phase separation apparatus and phase-separating the mixing apparatus discharge stream into an oil phase and an aqueous phase; feeding an oil phase stream discharged from the phase-separation apparatus and discharged to a decomposition apparatus and decomposing the oil phase stream; and circulating the decomposition apparatus side discharge stream discharged from the decomposition apparatus to the mixing apparatus.

Abstract: A protective shield to encompass an unmanned aerial vehicle or UAV includes an outer wall comprising a plurality of connected cells. Each of the cells comprising an extending passage having a length of at least 10 mm. An internal volume of the protective shield is sufficiently to encompass the UAV.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for decomposing a phenolic by-product, the method including: a step S10 of feeding a phenolic by-product stream to a decomposition apparatus and thermally cracking the phenolic by-product stream; a step S20 of recovering an active ingredient from a top discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus and discharging a substance having a high boiling point through a bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus; a step S30 of passing a part of the bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus through a reboiler and then feeding the part of the bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus to the decomposition apparatus and discharging a residual stream of the bottom discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus; and a step S40 of feeding a side discharge stream of the decomposition apparatus to the reboiler.

Abstract: A method of decomposing a phenol by-product produced in a phenol preparation process, in which acetophenone separated from a distillation column is mixed with tar separated and collected in a decomposition reactor, thereby significantly decreasing viscosity of tar. The decomposition method according to the present invention allows tar to have sufficient viscosity for flowability even at room temperature, whereby transfer and storage of tar may be more smoothly done without using any heating device for transfer of tar.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method and an apparatus for decomposing a phenolic by-product generated in a bisphenol A preparation process, the method including: a step (S10) of feeding the phenolic by-product to a multistage reactive distillation column; a step (S20) of separating the phenolic by-product into an upper discharge stream containing an active component, a side discharge stream containing acetophenone, and a bottom discharge stream containing tar by the multistage reactive distillation column; and a step (S30) of mixing the side discharge stream discharged from the multistage reactive distillation column and the bottom discharge stream discharged from the multistage reactive distillation column to form a mixed discharge stream.

Abstract: A method of treating a patient via infrared radiant heating includes increasing the radiant energy per unit time of infrared radiation applied to the patient's skin over a duration of a treatment protocol.

Abstract: A double loop antenna includes a source loop comprising: a spiral-shaped conductive source coil pattern disposed on a top surface of a board, and a source capacitor pattern comprising symmetrical conductive patterns disposed on the top surface and a bottom surface of the board; and a resonance loop comprising: a spiral-shaped conductive resonance coil pattern disposed on the bottom surface of the board, and a resonance capacitor pattern comprising symmetrical conductive patterns disposed on the top surface and the bottom surface of the board, wherein the source coil pattern and the resonance coil pattern are formed on different surfaces of the board.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for decomposing a phenolic by-product, the method including: a step S10 of injecting and mixing a bisphenol A by-product produced in a bisphenol A production process, a mixed by-product stream of phenol by-products produced in a phenol production process, a decomposition apparatus side discharge stream, and a process water stream in a mixing apparatus; a step S20 of injecting a mixing apparatus discharge stream discharged from the mixing apparatus into a phase separation apparatus and phase-separating the mixing apparatus discharge stream into an oil-phase stream and a liquid-phase stream; a step S30 of feeding the oil-phase stream, which is phase-separated in the step S20 and discharged from the phase separation apparatus, to a decomposition apparatus to decompose the oil-phase stream; and a step S40 of circulating the decomposition apparatus side discharge stream obtained by the decomposition in the step S30 to the mixing apparatus in the step S10.

Abstract: A method of decomposing a phenol by-product produced in a phenol preparation process, in which acetophenone separated from a distillation column is mixed with tar separated and collected in a decomposition reactor, thereby significantly decreasing viscosity of tar. The decomposition method according to the present invention allows tar to have sufficient viscosity for flowability even at room temperature, whereby transfer and storage of tar may be more smoothly done without using any heating device for transfer of tar.

Abstract: A method for decomposing a phenolic by-product generated in a phenol preparation process, the method including: adding a phenolic by-product stream, a decomposition apparatus side discharge stream, and process water to a mixing apparatus and mixing the phenolic by-product stream, the decomposition apparatus side discharge stream, and the process water; adding a mixing apparatus discharge stream discharged from the mixing apparatus to a phase separation apparatus and phase-separating the mixing apparatus discharge stream into an oil phase and an aqueous phase; feeding an oil phase stream discharged from the phase-separation apparatus and discharged to a decomposition apparatus and decomposing the oil phase stream; and circulating the decomposition apparatus side discharge stream discharged from the decomposition apparatus to the mixing apparatus.

Abstract: In a process of decomposing byproducts of a phenol production process using a reactive distillation column in which a reactor and a distillation column are integrated, since acetophenone is mixed with tar recovered to a lower part of the reactive distillation column and transferred, viscosity of the tar may be lowered so that the tar may be transferred at room temperature, and since the reactive distillation column may be operated at 0.5 to 3 bar, an operating temperature of the reactive distillation column is low as compared with a method of separating acetophenone by pressurization with high pressure, significantly reducing an operation cost of a heater required for a reaction. Also, since acetophenone is separately recovered at a position of 25 to 90% of a total number of stages in the reactive distillation column, recovery of an active ingredient may be enhanced.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method and an apparatus for decomposing a phenolic by-product generated in a bisphenol A preparation process, the method including: a step (S10) of feeding the phenolic by-product to a multistage reactive distillation column; a step (S20) of separating the phenolic by-product into an upper discharge stream containing an active component, a side discharge stream containing acetophenone, and a bottom discharge stream containing tar by the multistage reactive distillation column; and a step (S30) of mixing the side discharge stream discharged from the multistage reactive distillation column and the bottom discharge stream discharged from the multistage reactive distillation column to form a mixed discharge stream.

Abstract: A mobile terminal includes a communication controller configured to detect a wireless tag in a mobile environment and a wireless charging controller configured to receive power wirelessly, and control the communication controller to determine whether the wireless tag is in the mobile environment, in response to receiving a wake-up power signal from a wireless power transfer apparatus.

Abstract: There are provided an apparatus for transmitting power wirelessly. The apparatus for transmitting power wirelessly may include a boosting unit boosting an input voltage, and an inverter unit inverting the boosted voltage output from the boosting unit to transmit power wirelessly. The inverter unit and the boosting unit are controlled by the same switching element.

Abstract: Provided are a method for washing an ion exchange resin and a method for producing bisphenol A using an ion exchange resin washed by the washing method, which may provide bisphenol A having improved purity, thermal stability, color, and the like.

Abstract: A method of decomposing a phenol by-product produced in a phenol preparation process, in which acetophenone separated from a distillation column is mixed with tar separated and collected in a decomposition reactor, thereby significantly decreasing viscosity of tar. The decomposition method according to the present invention allows tar to have sufficient viscosity for flowability even at room temperature, whereby transfer and storage of tar may be more smoothly done without using any heating device for transfer of tar.

Abstract: A double loop antenna includes a source loop comprising: a spiral-shaped conductive source coil pattern disposed on a top surface of a board, and a source capacitor pattern comprising symmetrical conductive patterns disposed on the top surface and a bottom surface of the board; and a resonance loop comprising: a spiral-shaped conductive resonance coil pattern disposed on the bottom surface of the board, and a resonance capacitor pattern comprising symmetrical conductive patterns disposed on the top surface and the bottom surface of the board, wherein the source coil pattern and the resonance coil pattern are formed on different surfaces of the board.