Hyundai Motor Company

The Catholic University of Korea Industry-academic Cooperation Foundation

Ji Yeon Park

Bo Ki Hong

Kook Il Han

Jeong Woo Lee

Tae Suk Suh

Se Joon Im

Sang Yeoul Ahn

Byeong Heon Jeong

Hae Jin Park

Sang Hyun Cho

Sang Won Kang

Kyoung Sik Choi

Min Young Lee

Joon Yong Choi

Chae Won Lim

Seu Ran Lee

An aspect of the present invention provides a rectal phantom unit and a phantom device including the same, including: a holder having a penetration portion formed in a longitudinal direction thereof; a rectal simulant which is inserted to the penetration portion of the holder, includes a plurality of unit plates laminated thereon, and simulates a rectum of a body; and a film which is disposed between the rectal simulant and the holder and measures an absorbed dose of radiation irradiated to the rectal simulant.

Rectal phantom unit and phantom device including the same

A membrane-electrode assembly (MEA) for fuel cells includes an electricity-generating array including an anode, a cathode, and an electrolyte membrane. A subgasket array includes an anode subgasket surrounding a periphery of the anode and a cathode subgasket surrounding a periphery of the cathode. A junction array includes a polar junction and a nonpolar junction surrounding a periphery of the electrolyte membrane and attaching the anode subgasket and the cathode subgasket to each other.

Membrane-electrode assembly (MEA) for fuel cells

The present invention relates to a head and neck simulation phantom device for simulating the head and neck of a body, the phantom device including: a flat type first plate having a first insertion groove formed on one surface thereof; a flat type second plate disposed to come into contact with the other surface of the first plate and having a second insertion groove formed on the contacted surface with the other surface of the first plate in such a manner as to correspond to the first insertion groove; and a plurality of teeth simulants inserted into the first insertion groove and the second insertion groove and for simulating the teeth of the body.

Head and neck simulation phantom device

Disclosed is a stack for simulating a cell voltage reversal behavior in a fuel cell. The stack is configured to have a structure in which a separator of a portion of a plurality of cells in the stack have an inlet of a hydrogen flow field partially blocked to induce hydrogen starvation only in the portion of the plurality of cells.

Stack for simulating cell voltage reversal behavior in fuel cell

Disclosed is a pinhole inspection apparatus, system and method for a membrane electrode assembly of a fuel cell, which can easily detect the position of a pinhole using water and a pH test paper from discoloration caused when the water is in contact with the pH test paper through the pinhole, thus solving the existing problems and allowing the membrane electrode assembly to be reused after the inspection. In particular, a lower fixture is configured to support the membrane electrode assembly and water is uniformly distributed on an upper surface of the membrane electrode assembly. A pH test paper is inserted between the membrane electrode assembly and the lower fixture and discolored upon coming in contact with water that passes through a pinhole in the membrane electrode assembly, thus detecting the presence and position of the pinhole.

Pinhole inspection system and apparatus for membrane electrode assembly of fuel cell

The present invention provides an apparatus and method for non-destructive measurement of bending stiffness of a gas diffusion layer (GDL) for a fuel cell by measuring a sagging length of a GDL sample, which can be used for a fuel cell, without damaging or destroying the GDL sample.

Apparatus and method for non-destructive measurement of bending stiffness of GDL for fuel cell

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Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Ji Yeon Park