Abstract: A system for supplying liquefied hydrogen includes: liquefied hydrogen storage tanks each comprising a temperature control unit controlling an internal temperature of the liquefied hydrogen storage tank to maintain an inside of the liquefied hydrogen storage tank at a low pressure; pressure tanks receiving and storing liquefied hydrogen to be supplied to a liquefied hydrogen demand site from the liquefied hydrogen storage tanks, the pressure tanks having a smaller capacity than the liquefied hydrogen storage tanks and maintained at a higher pressure than the liquefied hydrogen storage tanks; a liquefied hydrogen supply line through which liquefied hydrogen is transferred from the pressure tanks to the liquefied hydrogen demand site; and a compressor compressing boil-off hydrogen gas generated in the liquefied hydrogen storage tanks and supplying the compressed boil-off hydrogen gas to the pressure tanks to generate a pressure required for delivery.

Abstract: A banking processing method according is performed by a processing logic including an application for banking processing implemented on a user terminal and a computer-readable storage medium. The method comprises the steps of: when the application for banking processing is run, searching a hardware security area of the user terminal and confirming the existence of a certificate for confirming an execution history of the application for banking processing; when the existence of the certificate is confirmed, searching the security area and confirming the existence of a token key for identifying whether login information of the user has been set; when the existence of the token key is not confirmed, setting the login information of the user by providing a membership page for setting the login information of the user; and opening an account according to a request of the user whose login information has been set.

Abstract: A polarizing plate and an optical display apparatus are disclosed. A polarizing plate includes a polarizer and a protective layer on at least one surface of the polarizer, and the polarizer includes a polyvinyl alcohol film containing a dichroic substance and contains zinc cations and potassium cations, and the polarizing plate has a value of 0.1 or less, as calculated according to Equation 1.

Abstract: A corner structure of a liquefied gas storage tank is provided, wherein the corner structure is installed at a corner of the storage tank for storing liquefied gas to support sealing walls. The corner structure includes: a stationary member secured to an inner surface of a hull structure wall; a movable member disposed on the stationary member such that the sealing walls are joined thereto; and an insulating member interposed between the sealing walls and the hull structure wall. The stationary member includes a stationary member body bent at a curved portion thereof in an opposite direction to the movable member, and the movable member includes a movable member body bent at a bent portion thereof in an opposite direction to the stationary member. The stationary member and the movable member are coupled to each other by a fastening member that penetrates the curved portion and the bent portion.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a system and method which can control the generation rate of boil-off gas from liquefied hydrogen and can maintain the liquefied hydrogen storage tank at a low pressure. The method for controlling boil-off gas from liquefied hydrogen according to the present invention includes: at least two storage tanks storing liquefied hydrogen and each operated in a high-temperature mode or in a low-temperature mode, wherein the low-temperature mode includes: maintaining at least a portion of liquefied hydrogen stored in the storage tank at a first temperature being a densification temperature, and the high-temperature mode includes: maintaining at least a portion of liquefied hydrogen stored in the storage tank at a second temperature being a temperature exceeding a triple point of liquefied hydrogen through recovery of cold heat from liquefied hydrogen stored in the storage tank.

Abstract: Disclosed are a liquefied hydrogen storage tank which is applicable to a storage facility storing a large amount of hydrogen in a liquefied state or a vehicle transporting liquefied hydrogen and a liquefied hydrogen storage tank, and a method for controlling the temperature of the liquefied hydrogen storage tank which can control the generation rate of boil-off gas from liquefied hydrogen and can maintain the liquefied hydrogen storage tank at a low pressure. The liquefied hydrogen storage tank is a storage container storing liquefied hydrogen, has an inner space including a lower space in which liquefied hydrogen is stored and an upper space in which a gas is stored, and includes a heat inflow prevention unit disposed in the upper space or at an interface between the upper space and the lower space and preventing inflow of thermal energy into the lower space through the upper space.

Abstract: Disclosed is a corner structure of a liquefied gas storage tank, wherein the corner structure is installed at a corner of the storage tank for storing liquefied gas to support sealing walls. The corner structure includes: a stationary member secured to an inner surface of a hull structure wall; a movable member disposed on the stationary member such that the sealing walls are joined thereto; and an insulating member interposed between the sealing walls and the hull structure wall. The stationary member includes a stationary member body bent at a curved portion thereof in an opposite direction to the movable member, and the movable member includes a movable member body bent at a bent portion thereof in an opposite direction to the stationary member. The stationary member and the movable member are coupled to each other by a fastening member that penetrates the curved portion and the bent portion.

Abstract: Disclosed is a display panel in which a black matrix is formed on an upper substrate, which is disposed so as to face a lower substrate, so as to delimit each pixel area, a plurality of light control partitions is provided in the pixel area of the upper substrate, a color filter is provided in the pixel area of the upper substrate, and an overcoat layer is provided over the entire surface of the upper substrate. The light control partitions are formed in the pixel area simultaneously with the formation of the black matrix, which enables the omission of an existing light control film. Thereby, a narrow viewing angle is realized without increasing the thickness or manufacturing cost of a product.

Abstract: Disclosed is a display panel in which a black matrix is formed on an upper substrate, which is disposed so as to face a lower substrate, so as to delimit each pixel area, a plurality of light control partitions is provided in the pixel area of the upper substrate, a color filter is provided in the pixel area of the upper substrate, and an overcoat layer is provided over the entire surface of the upper substrate. The light control partitions are formed in the pixel area simultaneously with the formation of the black matrix, which enables the omission of an existing light control film. Thereby, a narrow viewing angle is realized without increasing the thickness or manufacturing cost of a product.