Techwin Co., Ltd.

Korea Water Resources Corporation

Jung Sik Kim

Boong Ik Jung

Hyun Su Shin

Min Yong Kim

Sun Duk Hwang

Young Jae Lee

Kyong Ha Lee

Byeung Jin Kim

Seong Cheol Han

Sung Hwan Jang

Yeon June Sung

Sang Seek Bae

Yong Young Kim

Dong Yeop Lee

Chang Bok Lee

Do Won Jung

Eui Jip Choi

Kwang Su Song

Tae Shin Cho

Tae Woo Kim

Dong Hyuck Choi

Sun Taek Hyun

Disclosed is a pipe pigging system for cleaning a pig and controlling a speed of the pig, the pipe pigging system including a pig configured to clean an inside of a pipe for raw material supply while moving in the pipe, a first station connected to a raw material supply side that is one end of the pipe and configured to launch the pig and receive the returned pig, a second station connected to a raw material reception side that is the other end of the pipe and configured to receive the pig launched from the first station and launch the pig toward the first station, a first compressed air supply unit and a second compressed air supply unit configured supply compressed air to the first station and the second station, respectively, to move the pig, a first pig cleaning unit and a second pig cleaning unit connected to the first station and the second station, respectively, to clean the pig contaminated after cleaning the pipe, and a control unit configured to control a pigging operation of the pig launched and returned between the first station and the second station and a pigging speed of the pig.

Pipe pigging system for cleaning and controlling speed of pig

Disclosed are an electrode structure including: an electrode plate; and a flow path guide disposed on one side of the electrode plate along the circumference of the electrode plate, and an electrolyzer including the electrode structure.

Electrode structure for electrolyzer

Provided is a floating structure for solar power generating on water. The floating structure includes: unit lines including a main buoyancy body and an auxiliary buoyancy body arranged in a transverse direction and being arranged in a longitudinal direction; a connection member that connects the main buoyancy body to the auxiliary buoyancy body so that the bottom surface of the main buoyancy body is located lower than the bottom surface of the auxiliary buoyancy body; and a platform that connects auxiliary buoyancy bodies included in adjacent unit lines in the longitudinal direction. One or more ends of the main buoyancy body and the auxiliary buoyancy body include a first fastening portion and a second fastening portion that fastens two or more of the main buoyancy body and the auxiliary buoyancy body, and the connection member includes a support portion and third fastening portions provided at ends of the support portion.

Floating structure for solar power generating on water

Disclosed is a pipe-type electrolysis cell including: a pair of terminal electrodes including an outer electrode and an inner electrode that are electrically connected to each other at respective first ends thereof and separated from each other at respective second ends thereof; and a bipolar electrode installed between the terminal electrodes and electrically insulated the terminal electrodes.

Pipe-type electrolysis cell

Disclosed is an electrolysis module including: an electrolysis unit module including a plurality of pipe-type electrolysis cells connected in series with each other; a molding case surrounding the periphery of the electrolysis unit module to protect the electrolysis module; a cell guide member installed in the molding case to support the electrolysis unit module; a power cable having a first end connected to the electrolysis unit module and a second end extending to an outside through the molding case; and a resin layer formed by filling the inside of the molding case to cover the outer surface of the electrolysis unit module disposed in the molding case.

Electrolysis module

Disclosed is a ballast water treatment system including: a ballast water supply unit for supplying seawater employed as ballast water to a ballast water tank; an electrolysis device receiving a part of the seawater being supplied to the ballast water tank, and generating sodium hypochlorite and hydrogen gas as by-product gas by electrolyzing the part of the seawater being supplied to the ballast water tank via the ballast water supply unit; and a hydrogen gas removing device receiving a gas-liquid mixture of electrolyzed water and the hydrogen gas that are generated in the electrolysis device, removing the hydrogen gas by a catalyst reaction, and supplying remaining electrolyzed water to the ballast water tank via the ballast water supply unit.

Ballast water treatment system

This invention relates to a resource-recycling type method and apparatus for treating industrial wastewater using an oxidizing agent produced from wastewater, wherein, in the treatment of industrial wastewater containing nitrogen compounds and refractory COD-causing pollutants, an oxidizing agent is autonomously produced using ammonia gas stripped from wastewater and is then added back to the wastewater, thus economically treating the wastewater without the need to purchase an expensive oxidizing agent. This wastewater treatment method, suitable for use in decreasing amounts of nitrogen pollutants (T-N), including ethanolamine compounds and ammonia nitrogen (NH&#x2014;N), and refractory COD-causing pollutants in industrial wastewater, includes: stripping ammonia from raw wastewater, producing an oxidizing agent via addition of sulfuric acid to the stripped ammonia, electrolysis and addition of sodium hydroxide, and performing chemical treatment by adding the produced oxidizing agent back to the raw wastewater from which ammonia was stripped, thus removing the nitrogen pollutants (T-N) and the refractory COD-causing pollutants, and the apparatus used to perform the wastewater treatment method is also provided.

Resource reuse-type industrial waste water treatment method and apparatus utilizing oxidizing agent generated by utilizing waste water

Disclosed is an electrolysis device including: an electrolyzing tank generating electrolyzed water and hydrogen gas as by-product gas by electrolyzing raw water supplied from a raw water supply unit; and a catalyst reaction tank having therein a hydrophobic catalyst, and receiving the hydrogen gas generated from the electrolyzing tank, and removing the hydrogen gas by a catalyst reaction.

Electrolysis device

The present invention relates to a highly efficient sodium hypochlorite generation apparatus capable of decreasing disinfection by-products, which is a chlorine disinfection device for on-site generation and produces sodium hypochlorite solution by electrolyzing sodium chloride aqueous solution on site, thereby requiring no additional liquefied chlorine storage equipment or disaster prevention equipment and securing flexibility of installation and operation while not being regulated by a high-pressure gas safety control act. The highly efficient sodium hypochlorite generation apparatus of the present invention capable of decreasing disinfection by-products comprises: a diaphragm electrolytic bath comprising an anode room into which a sodium chloride aqueous solution flows, a cathode room into which water flows, and a cation exchange membrane for dividing the anode room and the cathode room; an anode water storage tank for storing chlorine gas and anode water generated by the electrolysis of the anode room; a cathode water storage tank for storing sodium hydroxide generated by the electrolysis of the cathode room and discharging hydrogen gas; and a gas/liquid contact portion in which the chlorine gas supplied from the anode water storage tank reacts with the sodium hydroxide generated at the cathode water storage tank to produce sodium hypochlorite, wherein the sodium hypochlorite generation apparatus further comprises a water-splitting electrodialysis tank for producing hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide using a sodium chloride aqueous solution and water to supply the same as anode water and cathode water, respectively. The present invention can provide a highly efficient sodium hypochlorite generation apparatus capable of decreasing disinfection by-products which can minimize the generation of chlorate ions (ClO3&#x2212;), by-products, by increasing the chlorine generation efficiency of an anode and adjusting a material balance in case of gas/liquid contact. In addition, since it is possible to provide chemicals generated using salt only to a diaphragm sodium hypochlorite generation apparatus, a highly efficient sodium hypochlorite generation apparatus capable of decreasing disinfection by-products with excellent safety and economic efficiency can be provided without using expensive chemicals that are difficult to handle.

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Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea

Jung Sik Kim