Abstract: The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for automatically generating machine reading comprehension training data, and more particularly, to an apparatus and method for automatically generating and managing machine reading comprehension training data based on text semantic analysis. The apparatus for automatically generating machine reading comprehension training data according to the present invention includes a domain selection text collection unit configured to collect pieces of text data according to domains and subjects, a paragraph selection unit configured to select a paragraph using the pieces of collected text data and determine whether questions and correct answers are generatable, and a question and correct answer generation unit configured to generate questions and correct answers from the selected paragraph.

Abstract: A dental implant in which an external thread structure of the implant and an internal polygonal part structure are improved, thereby being capable of preventing a fatigue fracture caused by stress concentration at a portion adjacent to the polygonal part inside the implant. The dental implant implantable into an alveolar bone tissue and forming an artificial tooth root includes an external bottom thread section machined up to a predetermined section upward from a bottom of an outer peripheral surface of the implant so that threads having large heights are formed by a first bit, and includes an external top thread section machined above the external bottom thread section so that threads having small heights are formed by a second bit having a different machining surface shape and a different width. The threads of each thread section have the same pitches and the same crest widths.

Abstract: A unit cell of a fuel cell includes: an insert including a membrane electrode assembly and a gas diffusion layer; a foamed body disposed on an outer side surface of the insert; and a frame covering an outer side surface of the foamed body such that a polymer resin is injected to the outer side surface of the foamed body while the polymer resin partly penetrates into the foamed body.

Abstract: A fuel cell stack in which plurality of cells including a plurality of reactive cells and at least one or more dummy cells is stacked, wherein each of the reactive cells has a separator for a reactive cell on which at least one or more insulating gaskets is exposedly formed on the outer surface, wherein the dummy cells have a separator for a dummy cell on which at least one or more insulating gaskets is exposedly formed on the outer surface, and wherein separators can be distinguished by means of identification gaskets exposedly formed to have different shapes, and a separator for a fuel cell for comprising the same.

Abstract: A frame gasket may include a flat base, which is positioned along the edge of stack constitutional parts and which includes a first elastic base and reinforced fibers mixed therein to ensure sealing of a fuel cell stack, and first projection units, which project over the base and which include a second elastic base.

Abstract: A fuel cell separator includes a first separator plate and a second separator plate for an anode or a cathode. The first and second separator plates are adjacent to each other for assembly in a fuel cell stack. A first protrusion is formed at an edge portion of the first separator plate and protrudes toward the second separator plate arranged facing the first separator plate. A second protrusion is formed at an edge portion of the second separator plate and protrudes toward the first separator plate arranged facing the second separator plate. With the first and second separator plates adjacent to each other, since side surfaces of the first and second protrusions push each other, assembly positions of the first and second separator plates are regulated. The first and second protrusions are arranged such that opposing side surfaces thereof are spaced from each other. A third gasket is arranged in a gap between the first and second protrusions.

Abstract: A unit cell of a fuel cell includes: an insert including a membrane electrode assembly and a gas diffusion layer; a foamed body disposed on an outer side surface of the insert; and a frame covering an outer side surface of the foamed body such that a polymer resin is injected to the outer side surface of the foamed body while the polymer resin partly penetrates into the foamed body.

Abstract: A frame gasket may include a flat base, which is positioned along the edge of stack constitutional parts and which includes a first elastic base and reinforced fibers mixed therein to ensure sealing of a fuel cell stack, and first projection units, which project over the base and which include a second elastic base.

Abstract: A frame gasket may include a flat base, which is positioned along the edge of stack constitutional parts and which includes a first elastic base and reinforced fibers mixed therein to ensure sealing of a fuel cell stack, and first projection units, which project over the base and which include a second elastic base.

Abstract: A unit cell of a fuel cell includes: an insert including a membrane electrode assembly and a gas diffusion layer; a foamed body disposed on an outer side surface of the insert; and a frame covering an outer side surface of the foamed body such that a polymer resin is injected to the outer side surface of the foamed body while the polymer resin partly penetrates into the foamed body.

Abstract: A fuel cell separator includes a first separator plate and a second separator plate for an anode or a cathode. The first and second separator plates are adjacent to each other for assembly in a fuel cell stack. A first protrusion is formed at an edge portion of the first separator plate and protrudes toward the second separator plate arranged facing the first separator plate. A second protrusion is formed at an edge portion of the second separator plate and protrudes toward the first separator plate arranged facing the second separator plate. With the first and second separator plates adjacent to each other, since side surfaces of the first and second protrusions push each other, assembly positions of the first and second separator plates are regulated. The first and second protrusions are arranged such that opposing side surfaces thereof are spaced from each other. A third gasket is arranged in a gap between the first and second protrusions.

Abstract: A fuel cell separator includes a first separator plate and a second separator plate for an anode or a cathode. The first separator plate and the second separator plate are adjacent to each other for assembly in a fuel cell stack. The fuel cell separator further includes a first protrusion formed at an edge portion of the first separator plate and protruding toward the second separator plate arranged facing the first separator plate and a second protrusion formed at an edge portion of the second separator plate and protruding toward the first separator plate arranged facing the second separator plate. With the first separator plate and the second separator plate adjacent to each other, since opposing side surfaces of the first protrusion and the second protrusion push each other, assembly positions of the first separator plate and the second separator plate are regulated.

Abstract: A fuel cell separator includes a first separator plate and a second separator plate for an anode or a cathode. The first separator plate and the second separator plate are adjacent to each other for assembly in a fuel cell stack. The fuel cell separator further includes a first protrusion formed at an edge portion of the first separator plate and protruding toward the second separator plate arranged facing the first separator plate and a second protrusion formed at an edge portion of the second separator plate and protruding toward the first separator plate arranged facing the second separator plate. With the first separator plate and the second separator plate adjacent to each other, since opposing side surfaces of the first protrusion and the second protrusion push each other, assembly positions of the first separator plate and the second separator plate are regulated.

Abstract: A frame gasket may include a flat base, which is positioned along the edge of stack constitutional parts and which includes a first elastic base and reinforced fibers mixed therein to ensure sealing of a fuel cell stack, and first projection units, which project over the base and which include a second elastic base.

Abstract: A channel frame for fuel cells is arranged for integrally assembling a membrane electrode assembly (MEA) having an electrolyte membrane, an anode electrode and a cathode electrode, with gas diffusion layers (GDLs) disposed on both surfaces of the membrane electrode assembly. The channel frame includes at least one protruding portion which protrudes toward an anode-side separator and a cathode-side separator and defines inlet or outlet channels for reaction gas on the channel frame.

Abstract: A vehicle inside mirror device for displaying an image, which can obtain an enhanced mirror function of a prismatic glass caused by a black film provided at a rear side of a prismatic glass and has a relatively simple structure made by forming directly a transflective layer on a rear surface of a prismatic glass without using a substrate. The vehicle inside mirror device comprises a housing mounted in a passenger compartment of a vehicle; a prismatic glass provided on a front side of the housing and having a transparent transflective layer formed on a rear surface thereof; a black film provided at a rear side of the prismatic glass and having an opening formed on one side thereof; a liquid crystal display (LCD) module provided at a rear side of the opening of the black film; and a control circuit unit installed at a rear side of the LCD module.

Abstract: A vehicle inside mirror device for displaying an image, which can obtain an enhanced mirror function of a prismatic glass caused by a black film provided at a rear side of a prismatic glass and has a relatively simple structure made by forming directly a transflective layer on a rear surface of a prismatic glass without using a substrate. The vehicle inside mirror device comprises a housing mounted in a passenger compartment of a vehicle; a prismatic glass provided on a front side of the housing and having a transparent transflective layer formed on a rear surface thereof; a black film provided at a rear side of the prismatic glass and having an opening formed on one side thereof; a liquid crystal display (LCD) module provided at a rear side of the opening of the black film; and a control circuit unit installed at a rear side of the LCD module.