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TPMP : ARM TrustZone을 활용한 DNN 추론 과정의 기밀성 보장 기술 (TPMP: A Privacy-Preserving Technique for DNN Prediction Using ARM TrustZone)

  • 송수현;박성환;권동현
    • 정보보호학회논문지
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    • 제32권3호
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    • pp.487-499
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    • 2022
  • 딥러닝과 같은 기계학습 기술은 최근에 광범위하게 활용되고 있다. 이러한 딥러닝은 최근 낮은 컴퓨팅 성능을 가지는 임베디드 기기 및 엣지 디바이스에서 보안성 향상을 위해 ARM TrustZone과 같은 신뢰 수행 환경에서 수행되는데, 이와 같은 실행 환경에서는 제한된 컴퓨팅 자원으로 인해 정상적인 수행에 방해를 받는다. 이를 극복하기 위해 DNN 모델 partitioning을 통해 TEE의 제한된 memory를 효율적으로 사용하며 DNN 모델을 보호하는 TPMP를 제안한다. TPMP는 최적화된 memory 스케줄링을 통해 기존의 memory 스케줄링 방법으로 수행할 수 없었던 모델들을 TEE 내에서 수행하여 시스템 자원 소모를 거의 증가시키지 않으면서 DNN의 높은 기밀성을 달성한다.

감육배관의 구조건전성 및 안전여유도 평가 기술 (Structural Integrity and Safety Margin Evaluation for Thinned Pipe Component)

  • 이성호;김태룡;김범년
    • 대한기계학회:학술대회논문집
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    • 대한기계학회 2004년도 춘계학술대회
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    • pp.264-267
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    • 2004
  • Wall thinning of carbon steel pipe components due to Flow-Accelerated Corrosion (FAC) is one of the most serious threats to the integrity of steam cycle piping systems in Nuclear Power Plants (NPP). Since the mid-1990s, secondary side piping systems in Korean NPPs have experienced wall thinning, leakages and ruptures caused by FAC. Korea Electric power Research Institute (KEPRI) and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., LTD. (KHNP) have conducted a study to develop the methodology for systematic pipe management and established the Korean Thinned Pipe Management Program (TPMP). To effectively maintain the integrity of piping system, FAC engineer should understand the criterions of the structural integrity evaluation and the safety margin assessment for the thinned pipe component. This paper describes the technical items of TPMP, and shows the example of the integrity evaluation and safety margin assessment for three thinned pipe component of a NPP.

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Polymide 6에서 Cyclic Diphosphonate Ester와 Melamine의 난연 효과 (Flame Retardant Synergistic Performance between Cyclic Diphosphonate Ester and Melamine in Polyamide 6)

  • Wang, Xueli;Jiang, Jianming;Yang, Shenglin;Jin, Junhong;Li, Guang
    • 폴리머
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    • 제32권2호
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    • pp.125-130
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    • 2008
  • A commercial cyclic diphosphonate ester (TPMP) and melamine (MA) was combined and added to polyamide 6 (PA6) to prepare the fire retardant PA6. An increase of the oxygen index to 28.6 as well as an improvement of the UL-94 classification to V-0 rating was observed. Cone measurements explained the rate of heat release (RHR) decreased and TGA showed the early decomposition and high solid residue due to co-addition of TPMP and MA, suggesting the occurrence of synergistic effect of TPMP and MA on fire resistance of PA6. The morphology of the char developed during combust ion showed the appearance of thick, intumescent cells on the surface of retardant PA6, which protects the underlying material from the action of the heat flux or flame and limits the diffusion of combustible volatile products towards the flame and oxygen.

감육배관의 건전성평가 및 정비 관련 기술기준 고찰 (Review on the Integrity Evaluation and Maintenance of Wall-Thinned Pipe)

  • 이성호;이요섭;김홍덕;이경수;황경모
    • 한국압력기기공학회 논문집
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    • 제11권2호
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    • pp.51-60
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    • 2015
  • Local wall thinning and integrity degradation caused by several mechanisms, such as flow accelerated corrosion, cavitation, flashing and/or liquid droplet impingement, is a main concern in secondary steam cycle piping system of nuclear power plants in terms of safety and operability. Thinned pipe management program (TPMP) has being developed and optimized to reduce the possibility of unplanned shutdown and/or power reduction due to pipe failure caused by wall thinning. In this paper, newest technologies, standards and regulations related to the integrity assessment, repair and replacement of thinned pipe component are reviewed. And technical improvement items in TPMP to secure the reliability and effectiveness are also presented.

THINNED PIPE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OF KOREAN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

  • Lee, S.H.;Lee, Y.S.;Park, S.K.;Lee, J.G.
    • Corrosion Science and Technology
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    • 제14권1호
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    • pp.1-11
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    • 2015
  • Local wall thinning and integrity degradation caused by several mechanisms, such as flow accelerated corrosion (FAC), cavitation, flashing and/or liquid drop impingements, are a main concern in carbon steel piping systems of nuclear power plant in terms of safety and operability. Thinned pipe management program (TPMP) had been developed and optimized to reduce the possibility of unplanned shutdown and/or power reduction due to pipe failure caused by wall thinning in the secondary side piping system. This program also consists of several technical elements such as prediction of wear rate for each component, prioritization of components for inspection, thickness measurement, calculation of actual wear and wear rate for each component. Decision making is associated with replacement or continuous service for thinned pipe components. Establishment of long-term strategy based on diagnosis of plant condition regarding overall wall thinning is also essential part of the program. Prediction models of wall thinning caused by FAC had been established for 24 operating nuclear plants. Long term strategies to manage the thinned pipe component were prepared and applied to each unit, which was reflecting plant specific design, operation, and inspection history, so that the structural integrity of piping system can be maintained. An alternative integrity assessment criterion and a computer program for thinned piping items were developed for the first time in the world, which was directly applicable to the secondary piping system of nuclear power plant. The thinned pipe management program is applied to all domestic nuclear power plants as a standard procedure form so that it contributes to preventing an accident caused by FAC.

Surgical Anatomy of Temporalis Muscle Transfer with Fascia Lata Augmentation for the Reanimation of the Paralyzed Face: A Cadaveric Study

  • Yi Zhang;Johannes Steinbacher;Wolfgang J. Weninger;Ulrike M. Heber;Lukas Reissig;Erdem Yildiz;Chieh-Han J. Tzou
    • Archives of Plastic Surgery
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    • 제50권1호
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    • pp.42-48
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    • 2023
  • Background The temporalis muscle flap transfer with fascia lata augmentation (FLA) is a promising method for smile reconstruction after facial palsy. International literature lacks a detailed anatomical analysis of the temporalis muscle (TPM) combined with fascia lata (FL) augmentation. This study aims to describe the muscle's properties and calculate the length of FL needed to perform the temporalis muscle flap transfer with FLA. Methods Twenty nonembalmed male (m) and female (f) hemifacial cadavers were dissected to investigate the temporalis muscle's anatomy. Results The calculated minimum length of FL needed is 7.03cm (f) and 5.99cm (m). The length of the harvested tendon is 3.16cm/± 1.32cm (f) and 3.18/± 0.73cm (m). The length of the anterior part of the temporalis muscle (aTPM) is 4.16/± 0.80cm (f) and 5.30/± 0.85cm (m). The length of the posterior part (pTPM) is 5.24/± 1.51cm (f) and 6.62/± 1.03cm (m). The length from the most anterior to the most posterior point (aTPMpTPM) is 8.60/± 0.98cm (f) and 10.18/± 0.79cm (m). The length from the most cranial point to the distal tendon (cTPMdT) is 7.90/± 0.43cm (f) and 9.79/± 1.11cm (m). Conclusions This study gives basic information about the temporalis muscle and its anatomy to support existing and future surgical procedures in their performance. The recommended minimum length of FL to perform a temporalis muscle transfer with FLA is 7.03cm for female and 5.99cm for male, and minimum width of 3 cm. We recommend harvesting some extra centimeters to allow adjusting afterward.