Abstract: A method for performing normalization of at least one piece of unstructured data is provided. The method includes steps of: (a) a computing device parsing or supporting other device to parse at least some unstructured data under a parsing rule; (b) the computing device selecting or supporting other device to select item names corresponding to individual fields extracted from the unstructured data through the parsing and verifying or supporting other device to verify a validity of data types corresponding to the individual fields; (c) the computing device creating or supporting other device to create information on transformation of the unstructured data by referring to the item names and the data types and transforming or supporting other device to transform the unstructured data based on the information; and (d) the computing device creating or supporting other device to create a program code for the normalization based on the information.

Abstract: A method for detecting a preset type of real-time event is provided. The method includes steps of: (a) a server loading or supporting other server to load a detection policy; and (b) the server detecting or supporting other server to detect an event in real-time from multiple input data by referring to the detection policy.

Abstract: A method for detecting a preset type of real-time event is provided. The method includes steps of: (a) a server loading or supporting other server to load a detection policy; and (b) the server detecting or supporting other server to detect an event in real-time from multiple input data by referring to the detection policy.

Abstract: A method for performing normalization of at least one piece of unstructured data is provided. The method includes steps of: (a) a computing device parsing or supporting other device to parse at least some unstructured data under a parsing rule; (b) the computing device selecting or supporting other device to select item names corresponding to individual fields extracted from the unstructured data through the parsing and verifying or supporting other device to verify a validity of data types corresponding to the individual fields; (c) the computing device creating or supporting other device to create information on transformation of the unstructured data by referring to the item names and the data types and transforming or supporting other device to transform the unstructured data based on the information; and (d) the computing device creating or supporting other device to create a program code for the normalization based on the information.

Abstract: An absorption provided with a refrigerant management method and apparatus for temporarily storing liquid refrigerant during cooling mode operation and releasing refrigerant to the evaporator sump as needed to prevent refrigerant pump cavitation during periods of part load operation and causing dilution of solution in the absorber when the system is shut down. The refrigerant is stored in a tank located in the evaporator, with the tank fluidly communicating with the evaporator sump both by way of a side opening in the tank and by way of overflowing the tank. Refrigerant replenishment to the tank occurs during normal operation either by refrigerant flow from the condenser or by way of a bleed line from the refrigerant pump.

Abstract: A dilution control apparatus for use in an absorption cooling system of the type which uses a refrigerant and an absorbent, and which includes a generator, a condenser having a condenser sump, an absorber having an absorber sump, and an evaporator having an evaporator sump. At least one refrigerant reservoir is arranged to receive refrigerant condensing within the condenser, and to store a quantity of refrigerant which, if released into the system during the dilution phase of the system shutdown process, is sufficient to lower the concentration of the refrigerant-absorbent solution to a concentration low enough to prevent crystals from forming in the absorber after the shutdown process has been completed. Refrigerant is released from the at least one refrigerant reservoir to the evaporator sump at a variable rate, through a first refrigerant releasing path, when the system operates under a cooling load that fluctuates with time.