Industry-academic Cooperation Foundation Changwon National University

Youfriend Co., Ltd.

Min Won Park

In Keun Yu

Young Goun Roo

Byeong Soo Go

Hyun Kyung Shin

Jong Ho Choi

Hae Jin Sung

The present invention relates to a superconducting magnet apparatus using movable iron core and induction heating apparatus thereof. The superconducting magnet structure is composed by including a pair of superconducting magnets and a pair of movable iron cores which are symmetrically located with respect to the heating target product located between the superconducting magnets and a part of which move through the cutouts of the superconducting magnets. And the distance from the superconducting magnets is adjusted by moving the movable iron cores. Further, the present invention manufactures an induction heating apparatus by using the superconducting magnet structure.

Movable core induction heating apparatus

The present invention relates to a safety belt buckle, and more specifically, to a safety belt buckle which can stably detect whether a driver's safety belt is fastened even when foreign materials or water is introduced into the buckle in the case of being fastened with a tongue of a safety belt. In the safety belt buckle according to the present invention, a switch that detects whether a tongue of a safety belt is fastened is blocked from coming into direct contact with water or foreign materials, which are introduced from the outside, so as to stably detect fastening or unfastening of the tongue of the safety belt, and thus the safety belt buckle can be stably operated even when mounted in a seat exposed to the outside such as a seat of a forklift or a tractor.

Safety belt buckle

The present disclosure relates to a flexible support apparatus for superconducting magnet in superconducting rotating machine. The present disclosure relates to a flexible support apparatus for superconducting magnet in superconducting rotating machine that includes a superconducting magnet that is located in a rotor body of a superconducting rotating machine, a vacuum container that internally stores the superconducting magnet, a first support that supports the superconducting magnet by being internally attached to the vacuum container, a third support that supports the superconducting magnet by being externally attached to the superconducting magnet, and a second support that is located between the first support and the second support and that supports the superconducting magnet by including a flexible material.

Flexible support apparatus for superconducting magnet in superconducting rotating machine

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Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea

Min Won Park