Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus for removing a thermal sleeve from a cold leg of a reactor coolant system, which removes an unintentionally separated thermal sleeve without pipe cutting, preventing invasion of impurities into pipes and achieving reliable pipe re-welding. The apparatus includes a sleeve removal tool including a corn head formed at a shaft, a pressure plate below the corn head to maximize hydraulic pressure inside a safety injection pipe, a spring connected to the pressure plate to keep the pressure plate unfolded, and a guide wheel to guide the sleeve removal tool into the safety injection pipe, a horizontal movement carrier including bodies connected to each other by a link, a seating rod for seating of the sleeve removal tool, and moving wheels for movement of the horizontal movement carrier, and a vertical movement carrier including first and second anti-separation bars to prevent separation of the horizontal movement carrier.

Abstract: Disclosed is a coin type lithium ion capacitor which includes a positive electrode made of an activated carbon based positive active material and a negative electrode opposite to the positive electrode with a first separator interposed therebetween. The negative electrode includes a graphite electrode including a first current collector and a graphite based negative active material coated onto the first current collector; and a lithium metal member opposite to the graphite electrode with a second separator interposed therebetween and including a second current collector and lithium metal coated on the second current collector, in which lithium ions of the lithium metal move from the lithium metal to the positive electrode through the graphite electrode during discharge and are carried in the graphite electrode from the positive electrode during charge.

Abstract: A display panel test apparatus includes: an image pickup part which picks up an image from a target display panel; a jig including a receiving part which receives the target display panel, a fixing part which fixes the image pickup part, and an adjusting part which adjusts an image pickup angle of the image pickup part; a pattern generating part which provides the target display panel with a test pattern; a defect extracting part which analyzes test image data provided from the image pickup part using a defect extracting algorithm and extracts display defect information, where the defect extracting algorithm includes different settings corresponding to different types of display defects; and a control part which generates evaluated data corresponding to a viewing angle of the target display panel using the image pickup angle of the image pickup part and the display defect information.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for removing a thermal sleeve from a cold leg of a reactor coolant system, which enables removal of an unintentionally separated thermal sleeve without implementation of a pipe cutting operation, preventing invasion of impurities into pipes and securing reliability in repetitious welding of the pipes. In particular, the method enables a remote operation and an underwater operation using wire ropes, thus being capable of minimizing a negative effect on workers due to radiation exposure.

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus for removing a thermal sleeve from a cold leg of a reactor coolant system, which removes an unintentionally separated thermal sleeve without pipe cutting, preventing invasion of impurities into pipes and achieving reliable pipe re-welding. The apparatus includes a sleeve removal tool including a corn head formed at a shaft, a pressure plate below the corn head to maximize hydraulic pressure inside a safety injection pipe, a spring connected to the pressure plate to keep the pressure plate unfolded, and a guide wheel to guide the sleeve removal tool into the safety injection pipe, a horizontal movement carrier including bodies connected to each other by a link, a seating rod for seating of the sleeve removal tool, and moving wheels for movement of the horizontal movement carrier, and a vertical movement carrier including first and second anti-separation bars to prevent separation of the horizontal movement carrier.

Abstract: A method and mobile terminal for accessing the wireless Internet are discussed. According to an embodiment, the method includes: when a browser of the mobile terminal is executed, determining whether to activate a wireless Internet module of the terminal; activating the wireless Internet module based on a result of the determining step; and searching for information about an access point (AP) that can be connected to after the wireless Internet module is activated.

Abstract: A terminal and method of improving interference in a terminal are provided, by which interference generated from implementing a plurality of wireless communication technologies can be improved. The terminal includes a first communication module implemented by a first wireless communication technology and a controller determining that interference is generated by at least one of the first wireless communication technology or a second wireless communication technology and performing an operation to improve the generated interference, the second wireless communication technology implementing a second communication module provided in the terminal or in a different terminal.

Abstract: An exchange system comprising a plurality of redundant clock supply modules for receiving respective clock signals to maintain synchronization. Each redundant clock supply module includes a phase locked loop coupled to receive a network synchronizing reference signal, for generating a most significant clock of the exchange system synchronized to the network synchronizing reference signal; a clock generator for counting the most significant clock to generate a plurality of system clocks including a least significant clock and a first frame pulse; and a redundancy synchronizer for synchronizing the first frame pulse and a second frame pulse from a counterpart redundancy module to generate a redundancy synchronization signal for establishing synchronization between redundancy modules from the most significant clock to the least significant clock.