Abstract: A liquefied gas storage tank includes a corner block disposed on a corner portion, wherein the corner block includes a lower block, an upper block and an upper connecting block, the upper block includes a first inner fixing unit and a second inner fixing unit respectively provided inside a first surface and a second surface, bonded and connected to a secondary barrier, and each having a structure in which a primary inner plywood, a primary corner insulating material, and a primary outer plywood are stacked, and an inner bent portion installed at a corner spatial portion between the first inner fixing unit and the second inner fixing unit, and both side surfaces of the inner bent portion that are perpendicular to the secondary barrier each have a height reduced from a total height of each of the first and second inner fixing units.

Abstract: A hydrogen storage system is disclosed and includes a storage unit including a plurality of unit storage containers, in which metal hydride materials are respectively provided in an interior thereof and which are connected to each other in parallel, and a thermal fluid line defining a thermal fluid passage, which passes via the plurality of unit storage containers continuously and through which a thermal fluid flows for heating or cooling the unit storage containers, thereby enhancing a storage performance and an efficiency of the hydrogen.

Abstract: Provided is an overlay mark. The overlay mark comprises a substrate, a lower overlay in the substrate, a pattern layer on the substrate, and an upper overlay defining an opening on the pattern layer. The lower overlay does not overlap the upper overlay in a thickness direction of the substrate.

Abstract: A hydrogen storage device includes a storage container having an accommodation space in an interior thereof, a first metal hydride material provided in the interior of the storage container and that stores hydrogen, and a second metal hydride material provided in the interior of the storage container and that stores the hydrogen at a pressure that is different from that of the first metal hydride material. An advantageous effect of restraining an excessive rise of a pressure of the storage container and enhancing safety and reliability may be obtained.

Abstract: An apparatus for assembling a solid hydrogen storage system includes a lower support installed to support a lower side of material blocks to be assembled, split covers assembled in multiple stages on an upper side of the lower support and forming therein a closed space in which the material blocks are capable of being assembled, the split covers being configured to be separated in a horizontal direction, and gas injection ports provided in the split covers to inject an inert gas into an inner space of the split covers.

Abstract: The liquefied gas storage tank includes a primary barrier, a primary insulation wall, a secondary barrier, and a secondary insulation wall. In a state where unit elements are arranged adjacent to each other, each of the unit elements being formed by stacking the secondary insulation wall, the secondary barrier, and a fixed insulation wall which is a part of the primary insulation wall, the primary insulation wall may comprise: a connection insulation wall provided in the space between the adjacent fixed insulation walls; first slits formed between the fixed insulation walls and the connection insulation wall when the connection insulation wall is inserted and installed between the adjacent fixed insulation walls; a plurality of second slits formed in a lengthwise direction and a widthwise direction of the fixed insulation walls; and a first insulating filler material for filling the first slits.

Abstract: A non-contact durability diagnosis apparatus includes: (a) applying non-contactly and sequentially at least two excitation ultrasonic waves to an object and storing frequency signals generated from the object; (b) applying non-contactly and simultaneously the at least two excitation ultrasonic waves to the object and storing frequency signals generated from the object; (c) storing derived frequency signals remaining after removing an overlapping portion of the frequency signals of step (a) and the frequency signals of step (b); and (d) determining that the object is damaged when at least one of the generated frequency signals of step (c) is larger than a predetermined value.

Abstract: Provided is a structural health monitoring system of a rotating object such as a turbine blade, which gives easy and intuitive information to field managers on the damage location and the damage size of the rotating object by computing and visualizing correlations between damage and propagating ultrasonic wave. The structural health monitoring system for a rotating object comprises an ultrasonic generation system which generates an ultrasonic signal by irradiating a pulse laser beam to a point of the rotating object, a pulse laser control system which adjusts the irradiating time of the pulse laser beam, an ultrasonic measurement system which measures a generated ultrasonic signal at a point of the rotating object away from the point irradiated by the pulse laser beam and a damage detection system which provides information of damage existence, damage location and damage severity by visualization of monitored ultrasonic signals.

Abstract: A non-contact durability diagnosis apparatus includes: (a) applying non-contactly and sequentially at least two excitation ultrasonic waves to an object and storing frequency signals generated from the object; (b) applying non-contactly and simultaneously the at least two excitation ultrasonic waves to the object and storing frequency signals generated from the object; (c) storing derived frequency signals remaining after removing an overlapping portion of the frequency signals of step (a) and the frequency signals of step (b); and (d) determining that the object is damaged when at least one of the generated frequency signals of step (c) is larger than a predetermined value.

Abstract: Provided is a structural health monitoring system of a rotating object such as a turbine blade, which gives easy and intuitive information to field managers on the damage location and the damage size of the rotating object by computing and visualizing correlations between damage and propagating ultrasonic wave. The structural health monitoring system for a rotating object comprises an ultrasonic generation system which generates an ultrasonic signal by irradiating a pulse laser beam to a point of the rotating object, a pulse laser control system which adjusts the irradiating time of the pulse laser beam, an ultrasonic measurement system which measures a generated ultrasonic signal at a point of the rotating object away from the point irradiated by the pulse laser beam and a damage detection system which provides information of damage existence, damage location and damage severity by visualization of monitored ultrasonic signals.

Abstract: There is disclosed a movement sensing device configured to detect movement of an object on a touch region three or more proximity sensors arranged on one surface adjacent to the touch region independently and two-dimensionally, to measure electrical scalars corresponding to distances with the object on the touch region, respectively; and a control unit configured to calculate a vector of a second touch point relatively changed with respect to a first touch point based on a first electrical scalar and a second electrical scalar measured at a predetermined time difference, wherein a relative moving signal with respect to a reference point is generated by calculating the movement of the object as the vector.

Abstract: An air conditioner is disclosed. The air conditioner includes a frame having air suction holes formed at upper and opposite lateral surfaces thereof and an air discharge hole formed at a front surface thereof, a heat exchanger having upper, left and right heat exchanger portions located along the air suction holes, and a fan disposed below the heat exchanger and adapted to suction air from radial and rearward directions thereof and to blow the air in a forward direction.