Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an apparatus for fabricating a display panel including: an attachment member having a fixing portion in a pressurization direction to which a pressurization header is fixed, an attachment driving member configured to move the attachment member and the pressurization header in the pressurization direction or a detachment direction through a fixing frame of the attachment member, a first pressure sensing module between the pressurization header and the attachment member and configured to generate first pressure detection signals according to pressure applied to the pressurization header, a gradient setting module configured to set a gradient of the pressurization header based on magnitudes of the first pressure detection signals, and a gradient control module configured to adjust gradients of the pressurization header, the attachment member, and the fixing frame according to control of the gradient setting module.

Abstract: Provided is a method performed by a least one computing device for a message service. The method comprises receiving a transmission request for a compound message which is a bundled message comprising a parent message and a plurality of child messages, obtaining permission information for a sender of the compound message, determining whether to allow each of the child messages to be sent based on the permission information and controlling transmission of the compound message based on the determination result.

Abstract: Disclosed are a separator for fuel cells capable of minimizing the volume of a system and the use of sealants, and a stack for fuel cells, more particularly, a stack for solid oxide fuel cells, including the same. Specifically, by adding a metal sheet having a specific shape, position and size to the separator, the stress applied to the sealant can be uniformized, and thus the oxidizing agent and fuel can be separated and electrically isolated using only a piece of sealant. Therefore, the stack for fuel cells is characterized in that there is no variation in temperature, reactant concentration, power, or the like between respective unit cells, so delamination and microcracks do not occur, the volume is minimized, and the power density per unit volume is very high.

Abstract: A method of assembling and disassembling a gas turbine, and a gas turbine assembled thereby, improves work efficiency and reduces time and cost by carrying out various disassembly and reassembly processes depending on circumstances. In one process, a turbine section is disassembled from a gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling an upper turbine case; disassembling a rear diffuser assembly and a rear bearing assembly; disassembling a combustor assembly; disassembling a vane assembly; and disassembling a blade assembly. In another process, first-stage to fourth-stage blade assemblies and first-stage to fourth-stage vane assemblies in a turbine section are disassembled from the gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling an upper turbine case; disassembling a combustor assembly; disassembling a vane assembly; and disassembling a blade assembly.

Abstract: A method of assembling and disassembling a gas turbine carries out various disassembly and reassembly processes depending on circumstances. In one process, a first-stage blade assembly and a first-stage vane assembly of a turbine section are disassembled from a gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling a combustor assembly; disassembling a first-stage vane assembly; and disassembling a first-stage blade assembly. In another process, a fourth-stage blade assembly of a turbine section is disassembled from a gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling a diffuser loading slot from a rear diffuser; and disassembling a fourth-stage blade assembly from a turbine disk. In another process, a rear bearing assembly of a turbine section is disassembled from a gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling a rear diffuser cover from a rear diffuser; and supporting one end of a rotor shaft and disassembling a rear bearing from a rotor shaft support.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a system for cooling a gas turbine. The system for cooling a gas turbine cools a turbine disk unit by individually supplying cooling air to each of a plurality of turbine disks.

Abstract: A disk assembly may include: a first disk engaged with a compressor section of a gas turbine; a second disk engaged with a turbine section of the gas turbine; and a third disk disposed between the first and second disks, and transferring torque applied to the second disk to the first disk. The third disk has a plurality of legs formed on an inner circumferential surface thereof, the plurality of legs being in contact with an outer circumferential surface of a tie bolt of the gas turbine.

Abstract: A disk assembly includes a first disk, a second disk and a third disk. The first disk is engaged with a compressor section of a gas turbine. The second disk is engaged with a turbine section of the gas turbine. The third disk is disposed between the first and second disks and transfers a rotational torque applied to the second disk to the first disk. A through-hole is defined through the third disk along an axial direction of the gas turbine. A distance between the third disk and a tie rod is less than each of distances between the first and second disks and the tie rod, such that spaces are defined by surfaces of the third disk respectively in communication with the compressor section and the turbine section.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a gas turbine which includes a cooling system provided with cooling air supply paths bypassed through an outside casing and, more specifically, to a gas turbine including a cooling system and a cooling method, wherein, in order to supply cooling air to a plurality of turbine blades and other devices provided to the inside of the gas turbine, cooling air supply paths are not provided to the rotor center shaft of the gas turbine but provided around the outer casing of the gas turbine so as to achieve the increased effect in the aerodynamic efficiency of the compressor and the turbine. According to the above structure and method, it may be possible to provide the cooling air supply paths not to the rotor center shaft of the gas turbine but around the outer casing of the gas turbine, thereby finally achieving the increased effect in the aerodynamic efficiency of the compressor and the turbine.

Abstract: A sealing assembly includes a first sealing member disposed on a fixed body and a second sealing member disposed on a rotating body while facing the first sealing member, such that when the second sealing member rotates, the first sealing member and the second sealing member work in conjunction with each other to generate flow of fluid in a reverse direction and form a fluid barrier, thereby preventing leakage of the fluid.

Abstract: A foreign substance removal apparatus for a gas turbine includes a combustor casing having a first cooling air passage formed in a tangential direction of a combustor in a gas turbine in order to move cooling air into the combustor, a first foreign substance collection unit disposed on a flow path in the first cooling air passage in order to primarily filter foreign substances contained in the cooling air, a second cooling air passage extending radially toward a turbine blade in a circumferential direction of a torque tube located in the combustor, and a second foreign substance collection unit disposed on a flow path in the second cooling air passage and communicating with the second cooling air passage to secondarily filter foreign substances contained in the cooling air introduced through the first cooling air passage.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a cooling apparatus of a gas turbine including a compressor disk unit mounted in a gas turbine and provided with compressor cooling passages; the torque tube units provided in an adhering state to each other while being adjacent to the compressor disk unit and provided with a cooling air supply passage communicating with the compressor disk cooling passage; and a turbine disk unit provided with a turbine disk cooling passage communicating with the cooling air supply passage of the torque tube unit, in which the torque tube units are disposed between the compressor disk unit and the turbine disk unit and coupled therewith in an adhering state to each other along an axial direction of a rotation shaft mounted in the gas turbine and the cooling air supply passage is open in horizontal direction along the axial direction from an edge of the torque tube unit.

Abstract: A method of assembling and disassembling a gas turbine, and a gas turbine assembled thereby, improves work efficiency and reduces time and cost by carrying out various disassembly and reassembly processes depending on circumstances. In one process, a turbine section is disassembled from a gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling an upper turbine case; disassembling a rear diffuser assembly and a rear bearing assembly; disassembling a combustor assembly; disassembling a vane assembly; and disassembling a blade assembly. In another process, first-stage to fourth-stage blade assemblies and first-stage to fourth-stage vane assemblies in a turbine section are disassembled from the gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling an upper turbine case; disassembling a combustor assembly; disassembling a vane assembly; and disassembling a blade assembly.

Abstract: A method of assembling and disassembling a gas turbine carries out various disassembly and reassembly processes depending on circumstances. In one process, a first-stage blade assembly and a first-stage vane assembly of a turbine section are disassembled from a gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling a combustor assembly; disassembling a first-stage vane assembly; and disassembling a first-stage blade assembly. In another process, a fourth-stage blade assembly of a turbine section is disassembled from a gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling a diffuser loading slot from a rear diffuser; and disassembling a fourth-stage blade assembly from a turbine disk. In another process, a rear bearing assembly of a turbine section is disassembled from a gas turbine by sequential steps of disassembling a rear diffuser cover from a rear diffuser; and supporting one end of a rotor shaft and disassembling a rear bearing from a rotor shaft support.

Abstract: Disclosed is a centrifugal compressor capable of minimizing leakage of fluid while realizing high aerodynamic performance in the process of compressing the fluid. The centrifugal compressor includes an impeller having blades, a housing formed with an inlet and an outlet, a sealing unit disposed adjacent to one of the inlet and the outlet, and a partial shroud disposed adjacent to the sealing unit and formed at one of the inlet and the outlet to partially surround outer peripheral portions of outer ends of the blades.

Abstract: A disk assembly may include: a first disk engaged with a compressor section of a gas turbine; a second disk engaged with a turbine section of the gas turbine; and a third disk disposed between the first and second disks, and transferring torque applied to the second disk to the first disk. The third disk has a plurality of legs formed on an inner circumferential surface thereof, the plurality of legs being in contact with an outer circumferential surface of a tie bolt of the gas turbine.

Abstract: A supporting device for a gas turbine includes a base frame; a fixing member installed on the base frame so as to support one end of a gas turbine; and an absorbing member installed on the base frame so as to support the other end of the gas turbine. The absorbing member having lower stiffness than the fixing member so as to deform in first and second directions when the gas turbine thermally expands.

Abstract: A disk assembly includes a first disk, a second disk and a third disk. The first disk is engaged with a compressor section of a gas turbine. The second disk is engaged with a turbine section of the gas turbine. The third disk is disposed between the first and second disks and transfers a rotational torque applied to the second disk to the first disk. A through-hole is defined through the third disk along an axial direction of the gas turbine. A distance between the third disk and a tie rod is less than each of distances between the first and second disks and the tie rod, such that spaces are defined as surfaces of the third disk respectively in communication with the compressor section and the turbine section.

Abstract: A sealing assembly includes a first sealing member disposed on a fixed body and a second sealing member disposed on a rotating body while facing the first sealing member, such that when the second sealing member rotates, the first sealing member and the second sealing member work in conjunction with each other to generate flow of fluid in a reverse direction and form a fluid barrier, thereby preventing leakage of the fluid.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a cooling apparatus of a gas turbine including a compressor disk unit mounted in a gas turbine and provided with compressor cooling passages; the torque tube units provided in an adhering state to each other while being adjacent to the compressor disk unit and provided with a cooling air supply passage communicating with the compressor disk cooling passage; and a turbine disk unit provided with a turbine disk cooling passage communicating with the cooling air supply passage of the torque tube unit, in which the torque tube units are disposed between the compressor disk unit and the turbine disk unit and coupled therewith in an adhering state to each other along an axial direction of a rotation shaft mounted in the gas turbine and the cooling air supply passage is open in horizontal direction along the axial direction from an edge of the torque tube unit.