Abstract:
The present invention relates to a perovskite-type catalyst modified by means of Fe, a method for producing the same, and a method for producing a synthetic gas by means of simultaneous modification using the same. More specifically, the present invention relates to a natural gas vapor carbon dioxide hybrid modification catalyst having a perovskite structure in which La and Sr in an A-site and Ni and Fe in a B-site are substituted at a particular mole ratio. Moreover, the present invention relates to a method for producing a raw material for fischer-tropsch or methanol synthesis by producing a synthetic gas using the catalyst for hybrid modification. Compared to a catalyst for modification that is produced by existing impregnation techniques, the catalyst of the present invention shows a high carbon dioxide conversion rate and has remarkably decreased inactivity by carbon deposition so that the stability and activity of the catalyst can be ensured when reacted for a long time.
Abstract:
PURPOSE: A micro robot is provided to relieve pain from patient and allow examination of larger intestine to be easily performed by permitting micro robot equipped with a photographing and illuminating device to automatically move in the larger intestine of patient through the use of external air pressure. CONSTITUTION: A micro robot comprises an intestine photographing robot(100) including a camera device(2) equipped with a light emitting diode(3) so as to photograph an interior of a large intestine(1), a cylinder having an impact element(5) for moving the micro robot, an impact buffering device(4) for protecting the camera device and other equipment from the impact generated from the impact element, a plurality of body supports(6) for regulating friction between the large intestine and the micro robot, and a linear driver(7) for controlling direction by independently controlling the body supports; and an air pressure feed unit for determining forward or rearward movement of the micro robot by moving the impact element through suction or charging of air pressure into the cylinder of the intestine photographing robot.