Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Samsung Sdi Co., Inc.

Lg Energy Solution, Ltd.

Lg Chem, Ltd

Industry-University Cooperation Foundation Sogang University

Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Kt Corporation

Samsung Display Devices Co., Ltd.

Sk Biopharmaceuticals Co., Ltd.

Daebong Ls, Ltd

Ji-Won Lee

Moo-Sup Lim

Hyun-Min Lee

Tae-Shin Cho

Sung-Kwon Jo

Seung-Jun Lee

Ji-Hun Kim

Moon-Sung Kang

Hae-Won Lee

Seung-sik Kim

Seung-Joo Maeng

Min-Seok Oh

Dong-Jun Lee

Sang-Hyun Yang

Young-chan Kim

Jae-Ho Jeon

Sung-Won Lee

Sang-Min Lee

Chang-Soo Lee

Soon-Young Yoon

Youn-Sun Kim

Sang-Hoon Kim

Hyun Jun Jung

Sung-Han Yoon

Eun-Sub Shim

Rae-Hong Park

Dong-Sik Zang

Keun-Chul Hwang

Ji-Hoon Choi

Young-keun Lee

Jun-young Kim

Joong-Hyun Kim

Jeong-Tae Oh

Jin Wook Seo

Seung-joon Yang

Jong-Hwan Park

Tae-Han Kim

Ju-Hwa Ha

Dong-Min Yeo

Sung-hee Kim

Seung-Hee Han

Jeong-Heon Kim

Yun-Seok Choi

Il-Won Kwon

Hyun-Seung Lee

Won-Jin Sung

Joung-won Park

Young-Bo Cho

In-Gi Kim

Ki-Seob Hong

Jae-Yun Ko

Seung-won Kang

Su-Bin Song

Sung-Young Seo

Hyung-Uk Lee

Jeong-Jin Cho

Mun-Seok Yang

Yo-Hwan Kim

Hong-Jae Park

Byong-Cheol Shin

Jae-Man Choi

Dong-Joo Yang

Seung-Hyun Min

Bong Sup Lim

Soo-Jin Moon

Suk-Chul Kim

Do-Young Park

Si-Young Cha

Moon-Seok Kwon

Sung-Hwan Ong

Myun-ki Shim

Jin-Yong Chung

Bo-ra Lim

Hyung-Jin Bae

Soon-keun Chang

Sang-eon Kim

Hye-Kyung Min

Kang-Il Seo

Joung-Won Park

Jae-Kwan Lee

Yoon-Ho Jun

Ji-Ho Yoo

Kyoung-Hoon Yang

Kwang-Soon Ahn

Wha-Sup Lee

Ji-Ha Lee

Sang-Heon Ye

Jun-Min Lee

Jin-Oh Park

Seung-Hyeon Nahm

Woo-Seok Oh

Jae-Jung Ko

Choon-Ho Ryu

Sang-Sung Han

Cheol-Hyoung Park

Mi-Jung Lim

Yeo-Jin Yoon

Mi-Kyung Ji

Joo-Young Park

Byung-Seok Lee

An energy storage system according to an aspect of the present disclosure includes a control container having a battery system controller (BSC), a master controller connected to the BSC through a first communication line, and a bank battery management system (BBMS) connected to the BSC through a second communication line; and a battery container including a slave controller connected to the master controller through the first communication line, and a rack battery management system (RBMS) connected to the BBMS through the second communication line and for monitoring a state of a corresponding battery rack.

Energy storage system

This disclosure relates to image sensors and electronic apparatuses including the same. An image sensor including: a pixel area including shared pixels, wherein each of the shared pixels includes at least two photodiodes that form a group and share a floating diffusion (FD) area; and a transistor (TR) area adjacent to the pixel area, wherein the TR area includes transistor sets corresponding to the shared pixels, wherein, when a first shared pixel and a second shared pixel are arranged adjacent to each other in a first direction, a first TR set corresponding to the first shared pixel and a second TR set corresponding to the second shared pixel share a source region of a first selection TR.

Image sensor and electronic apparatus including the same

A water injection unit includes an enclosure including, on at least one outer wall, a connection port connectable to a fire-fighting connection hose or a communication cable, a water tank connected to the connection port and located in the enclosure, a gas storage tank connected to the water tank to supply gas into the water tank, and a controller connected to the connection port and the gas storage tank, and configured to detect whether a fire occurs in the battery container, and allow gas in the gas storage tank to be sprayed into the water tank and allow fire extinguishing water in the water tank to be discharged due to gas pressure.

Water injection unit and energy storage system including the same

A battery container has excellent workability, assembly, expandability, and safety. The battery container includes at least one battery rack including a plurality of battery modules; a container housing having an empty space formed therein to accommodate the battery rack; a plurality of main connectors located on at least one side of the container housing and configured to be electrically connected to the outside; and a main bus bar connected between the plurality of main connectors to transmit power.

Battery container

An energy storage system includes a control container configured to be connected to an external power conversion system (PCS) and an external electrical system; and a battery container including at least one battery rack and configured to be connected to the control container.

A battery system includes a plurality of battery containers, each including a battery rack, a container housing accommodating the battery rack in an internal space, and a first power line configured to transmit charge power and discharge power, wherein the first power lines of the battery containers are connected to each other, and a control cabinet including a control module configured to control the plurality of battery containers, a cabinet housing accommodating the control module in an internal space, and a second power line configured to be connected to the first power line of one of the plurality of battery containers.

Battery system

According to an embodiment, a cover glass includes a glass plate forming at least a portion of an electronic device, and a first coat layer deposited on a surface of the glass plate, the first coat layer at least partially including a network structure. The first coat layer includes silicon (Si), oxygen (O), and at least one impurity, and such that Si—O bonds are 80% or more by weight of the first coat layer. A polysilazane-applied coat is laid over one surface of the reinforced glass plate, providing an elegant haze glass cover.

Cover glass and electronic device with the same and method for manufacturing cover glass

The present invention relates to cosmetic and pharmaceutical compositions each containing a composite extract. More specifically, the present invention provides cosmetic and pharmaceutical compositions, each of which contains, as an active ingredient, a composite extract of an aloe extract and an upland rice extract, leading to excellent moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, and atopy alleviating effects, and thus can be favorably used for prevention, alleviation, and treatment of a skin disease.

Cosmetic and pharmaceutical compositions each containing aloe extract and upland rice extract

Provided are an energy storage system (ESS) capable of increasing precision of a fire control system to accurately determine and extinguish a fire, and a fire control method of the ESS. The ESS according to the present disclosure includes a container, a heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system, and a fire control system, wherein the fire control system includes a fire extinguisher and a control panel, a smoke detector, a heat detector, and a flame detector mounted in the container, and a duct smoke detector mounted in a duct of the HVAC system, and wherein the control panel has a mode for operating the fire extinguisher when all of the smoke detector, the heat detector, and the flame detector detect a fire, a mode for operating the fire extinguisher when the duct smoke detector detects a fire, and a mode for operating the fire extinguisher when a manipulation button is operated.

Energy storage system and fire control method of the energy storage system

Disclosed is an energy storage system, which includes at least one battery rack including at least one battery pack, a rack housing having an accommodation space for accommodating the at least one battery rack, and a rack door unit mounted to the rack housing to open or close the accommodation space of the rack housing and at least partially made of flexible material.

An energy storage apparatus includes a chamber including a receiving space therein, battery racks including first and second battery rack groups positioned in the receiving space and spaced apart from each other while facing each other with reference to a center of the receiving space, an upper duct positioned above the receiving space configured to supply cooling fluid to a cooling space which is a space between the first battery rack group and the second battery rack group, a cooling unit positioned outside the receiving space and configured to cool the cooling fluid, and a fluid moving member comprising a moving space where the cooling fluid heated after cooling the battery racks moves to the cooling unit, in which the cooling unit is supplied with the heated cooling fluid from the moving space, cools the supplied cooling fluid, and then supplies a resultant fluid to the upper duct.

Energy storage apparatus and method for cooling the energy storage apparatus

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Daegu, South Korea

Ji-Won Lee