Korea Electric Power Corporation

Goldstar, Co., Ltd.

Jong Ken Kim

Jae Ho Lim

Young Chul Song

Myung Sug Cho

Kyeong S Kim

Disclosed is a surface-penetration reinforcing agent that is used to effectively repair a damaged reinforced concrete structure. The surface-penetration reinforcing agent includes a silicate compound, an acrylate monomer, an amine compound and a silane compound as reactants. Further disclosed is a method for repairing a damaged reinforced concrete structure using the surface-penetration reinforcing agent depending on the aging grade of the reinforced concrete structure. According to the repair method, the surface-penetration reinforcing agent can be used to efficiently repair a damaged reinforced concrete structure depending on the aging grade of the reinforced concrete structure classified by whether or not the reinforcing bars are corroded in damaged portions of the concrete and the degree of carbonation in the concrete.

Method for repairing aged reinforced concrete structure using surface-penetration reinforcing agent

A penetration reinforcing agent for preventing aging of concrete is prepared by using an inorganic silicate compound having an ethoxy or methoxy group and a monomer having a hydroxyl (OH) group. When the penetration reinforcing agent is applied onto the surface of a concrete structure it penetrates the concrete structure where it is hydrolyzed by water existing within the concrete to form silica (SiO) having a particle size of several nanometers, is gelled by a sol-gel process and reacts with concrete hydrates, so that internal pores of the concrete structure are compactly filled with the reaction products. The penetration reinforcing agent is effective in enhancing the strength of, inhibiting penetration of aging factors into, improving waterproofness of, and preventing neutralization of the concrete structure.

Penetration reinforcing agent for preventing aging of concrete and process for preparing the same

An NTSC interference detector is disclosed which includes an NTSC extracting filter for extracting an NTSC signal component from a received I-channel signal; a comparing portion for integrating the NTSC signal output from the NTSC extracting filter for a predetermined period and deciding whether the NTSC signal component is above a first reference value or not; and a control signal generator for adding the signal output from the comparing portion for every horizontal sync, deciding the presence or absence of NTSC interference according to a second reference value, and outputting a control signal according to the presence or absence of NTSC interference, thereby accomplishing a precise detection of NTSC interference.

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Seoul, South Korea

Jong Ken Kim