Hyung J Bae326 Westminster Ave APT 104, Los Angeles, CA 90020

2002015, Oct 17, 2002

Apr 16, 2001

09/835766

Hyung Bae - Torrance CA, US

G06F017/60

705/026000

A method for networking an online apparel purchasing and an offline apparel cleaning is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of: establishing a merchant website administered by an online merchant, wherein the merchant website enables an online shopper to make an online purchase; said online shopper ordering one or more apparels from the merchant website; said online merchant dispatching the ordered apparels to a cleaner; said cleaner pressing the apparels dispatched from the online merchant; and said cleaner dispatching the pressed apparels to the online shopper.

4292673, Sep 29, 1981

Mar 10, 1980

6/128666

Hyung Du Bae - Brea CA

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation - New York NY

G01N 1102

364509

A vibration viscosimeter having a resilient wire loop to be vibrated and an electrical drive therefor. The energizing signal for the drive is alternately kept 30 degrees lagging and 30 degrees leading the vibration or vice versa. Viscosity may then be computed as a function of the signal periods and six constants.

4020330, Apr 26, 1977

May 3, 1976

5/682494

Hyung Du Bae - Brea CA

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation - New York NY

G01F 1502
G06F 738

2351513

A vibration densitometer which can be calibrated to an accuracy never before possible, i. e. to within an error of 0. 25 percent or less, and in two fluids or gases or gas mixtures, one, both or none being an elemental fluid or gas. The fluids or gases or fluid or gas mixtures have different density equations d. sub. i = A. sub. i T. sub. i. sup. 2 - i B. sub. i d. sub. j = A. sub. j T. sub. j. sup. 2 - B. sub. j The first of which is converted by. DELTA. T. sub. i, an extremely linear function of container or pipeline pressure, such that d. sub. j = A. sub. i (T. sub. i -. DELTA. T. sub. i). sup. 2 - B. sub. i. Where d. sub. i and d. sub. j are the two respective fluid densities, T. sub. i and T. sub. j are two periods directly proportional to the reciprocals of the respective vibration frequencies, and A. sub. i, A. sub. j, B. sub. i and B. sub.

4084425, Apr 18, 1978

May 11, 1977

5/795963

Hyung Du Bae - Brea CA

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation - New York NY

G01N 900

73 32A

A vibration densitometer having a temperature compensated probe.

4184364, Jan 22, 1980

Sep 22, 1978

5/944756

Hyung Du Bae - Brea CA

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation - New York NY

G01N 1102

73 54

A viscosimeter utilizing two different turbine flowmeters driven in series in a closed loop by a pump. It has been discovered that the viscosity v of the pumped fluid may be calculated from the expression v=Af. sub. j -Bf. sub. i +C where A, B and C are constants which may be determined by turbine flowmeter, viscosimeter or other analytical or empirical calibration, and f. sub. i and f. sub. j are the pulse repetition frequencies at the outputs of the respective turbine flowmeters.

4186603, Feb 5, 1980

Sep 5, 1978

5/939854

Hyung Du Bae - Brea CA

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation - New York NY

G01F 112

73231R

A turbine flowmeter having a rotor with a hub and conventional blades outside the hub. An impeller is fixed inside the hub to keep an axial pressure on the rotor to maintain it axially slidable but spaced from a diffuser at each end of the hub. Alternative constructions include upstream diffuser passageways and a hub somewhat larger than the upstream diffuser.