Hydraulic-Pneumatic and Marine Systems Lab
Introduction (Hydraulic-Pneumatic and Marine Systems Lab)
The public pressure and marine system laboratory is conducting research activities on the
model, interpretation, and automation of mechanical systems related to ships, shipping, and
shipbuilding equipment.
Research is being conducted on post-processing devices and LNG propulsion/eco-friendly
fuels to reduce harmful exhaust emissions such as sulfur oxide (SOx), nitrogen oxide (NOx), and particulate matter (PM), which are environmental pollutants emitted from ships.
It is conducting research on the development of monitoring and precision control systems for
large block transport vehicles for K-Yard, the development of active safety technology for workplaces based on ICT technology, the development of intelligent control and intelligent
construction technology using IoT and AI technology, and the development of smart
technology capable of active safety systems and self-diagnosis.
Main Research Areas [Analysis and Control System Development of Intelligent Ship Machine System]
- Design and development of low-pressure fine dust electric dust collection complex for ships
- Development of a combined device for simultaneous reduction of exhaust gas NOx, SOx, and PM of ships
- Development of a tow-phase fluid level measurement system in a tank using the Macro Fiber Composite (MFC)
- Development of Ship Emergency Steering System with Power Line Communication Technology
- Development of Emergency Steering System Communication Technology for Autonomous Ships
- Development of Intelligent Control Technology for ICT-Based Hydraulic Lifting Equipment