REPUBLIC OF KOREA -

K-SRI PROJECT A. I. D. LOAN NO. 489-W-093

QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT

NUMBER 5

(January - March 1977)

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THE KOREA STANDARDS RESEARCH INSTITUTE

C. P. 0. Box 156, SEOUL, KOREA

KOREA STANDARDS RESEARCH INSTITUTE C P1 0 Box 156 Seoul Koreta

C Abe Addre%%: SR IKO Seoui

TEL " 1SIM b 'd7 8WIS

May 13, 1977

Mr. Der;nts P. Barrett Representative USAID/K, Seoul

Subjects Quarterly Progress Report No. 5

AID Loan No. 489-W-093

Dear Mr. tiarretts

Ilerewith suibmitted is K-SRI's Quarterly Progress Reportfor the period of January I , throtigh Harch 31 , 1977, in accordance with Section V!, C.2. Implementation Letter No. I , dated September 24, 1975.

Your cont Inuous cooperation will be appreciated.

Si ncerely yours

tf Ziie-Qtian Kim Pros Idnt

QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT

(January - March 1977)

Table of Contents

Page No.

1. GENERAL . ............................... .... I

II. CONSTRUCTION .......... ........ .. ...... 2

Il1. PROCURFIMENT OF RESEARCH EQUIPMENT .......... 4

IV. PERSONNIt. AN!) RUCR0'II!ENT . . . . . ...... .. . 7

V. TRAIN ,II ........... . .... ............ 12

VII. I.IA'!(-F.. ........ o 18

V I * . * S0 * eI I E . . 9 • • S. . * * S 5 o S 0 0o q0 20

VIII . OTHf P,ACT I VITIES ... ..... . ..... ..... * o. .. .. 23

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Dui ng th rs t quarter of 1977, '-SRI comp1 aeci 9E of the original quarterly tansks as set fo th i ih ae'go no r' implementation Pl an and construction of mai n projects pro­

ceeded nearly on scheduI without difficulty, KSRI Isovr all finanial status in the first quarter of 1977 showed that only 10% of the total quarter's budget was ex~panded as a re-X sult of a carry-over from the previous quarter of funds fros, a thIprior construction contract, The Institute expects to proocoed on 7schedule with all of its progr'ams, thus ensuring that

~ it will be fuilly operational in~19780 The procurement of rem, search equipment, eriteto major positions among'the, research staff, training at ff85 and international relations and othe aciite ar escribed ina more specific manner ithe succeeding paragraphs.

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CONSRUCTIO

During te f1irst ba~~of 1977 uiaJor'cons tucti on jro'jects~complte todaeinlue the secon~d floor.steel­best assemibly work of temain buildings first floor concrete Swork of research building #11 concrete form of basement for research buil ding 02 and concrete was laid partially for the power p'lant. cumulative progress a't the end of thiIThe

quarter represents 94.6% of the projected target. 0f~the1f> funds originally alloted to construction for the first quarw

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uted~to a carry-over frum the previous quarter of funds fromA a prior construction contract, Out of a projected land

purhas of33,430 m in this quarter, K-SRI has alreadypuc2s

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2~purchased 17,370 m,and the rimaining land area of 16,060 m2 is planned to be purchased after oll the other research ins­titutes at the Daeduk R&D Complex have been apportioned.

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Progress in construction in this quarter is rated at

43%. Below, in percentage ratio, is an itemization of

progress achieved in construction:

a. Civil Engineering ................ . 50.0%

b. Land Acquis'tion .................. 96.0%*

c. Building Construction ............. 42.3%

d. Electrical Work ............... . 2 31. %

e. Mechanical Work ......... ......... 33.4%

f. Others ................ . . . . . ...... 56.3% * Due to increase of land to acquire

10,000 m2 for the guest house site

I. PROCUREMENT OF RESEJ'RCH EQUIPMENT

a. Status of NBS Review for Specification: NBS has re­

viewed 143 specifications for K-SRI research equipment

until the first quarter of 1977.

b. Procuremert of Rtesearch Equipment: K-SRI has placed

an order and processed throu(Jh OSROK bids for 181 items

of research equipment durinq the first quarter of 1977.

!Tn particul ar, ,vmall-value iterns valued at $300,000,

compri .v the relifaIlri r portior) of research equipment yet

to be procur'd jr d, the',s for., procurement of these items

will p(c ,ei- a.i-, plarned. It is fl,.o no ,tedthat some low

priority i t.:, ay iot ie procured due to the 30-50%

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e. Classification of Research and Technical Staff byEducation arid Specialization

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Doctorate 12 1fhysics 24

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Bachelor's ['eorree 9 Mechanical Engineer 2

High School 3 Electrical Engineer 3

Others 8

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f. Status of K-SRI Staff

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V. TRAINING

a. Status of Training

The first trainees undertook their traimlIng at NBS, and successfully completed their training during the

period commencing December 4, 1976 throu It March 11, 1977,

The detail of training activity taken by each trainee is

descr bed belovi:

1) Cr. LEE, Kwang Woo, CIh4,ef, Chemical Standards Lab.

undertook a training in Andlytica, Chemistry and

Standard Reference Materials and 3hotographic Labo­

ratory at NBS from Dec. 4, 1-76 - :*;r. 2, 1977.

(a) Analytical Ch, stry Division

(I SRM's for Spectrophotometr:y (R. Mavrodi­

neanu and R. 1. Burke)

(2) Homo(jeniety Test by Optical Emission

Spectro,;copy (J. A. Morris)

(3) X-ray Fluore,(> nce Analysis and Borax

Bead iechn icqp,( (1).A. Pella)

(4) Desi1lin and [ .i.ic t'(,julo ent for Chemistry

Labor,itory (J. K. Taylor)

(5) SPM ',,for PI ,itv.t,,.urc ( R. A, Durst)

(6) Gas 'J0M iDynarmicwou, by i)llotion Pressure

Blendino and Gra vitmet ric Preparation

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Techniques (J. R. Moody)

(8) High Precision Coulometry (G. Marienko)

(9) Clinical and Bo-organic SRM's (R. Shaffer

and 11.S. Hertz)

(10) Autoric Absorption Techniques (T. C. Rains)

(11) Preparation of Steel SRM's (J. Schultz)

(b) Office of Standard Reference Materials

(1) Administration of OSRM (P. Call)

(2) Establishrment of SRM Production Priorities

(G. A. Uriano)

(3) Preparation of Metal and Alloy SRM's

(R. Michaelis)

(4) Organic SR's (T. Mears)

(5) Trace [lement SRM's (R. Alvarez)

(6) Operation of Machine Shops (W. Reed)

(c) Photographic Laboratory

(1) IDesign and Operation of Photo-Lab (Hale)

) Mr. WOh, Jong Wook, researcher, received training

on las.er application for precision measurements and

Indus trk 1i, pplication of la,er technology from

Dec. 4. 1l9/, - Mar. 11, 19/7. lie learned how to use

and/,or ca lhrate for 34 Instruments for length and

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(a) Taking pictures of tape bench, indexing table

calibration, surface place measurement with

straight edge, surface plate measurement with

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(b) Copy computer programming for length and angle

laboratories, surface plate measurement with

laser

(c) Recording manufacturer's address and telephone

numbers and books for length and angle labora­

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(d) General discussion for length and angle, laser

powier measurement

(e) Visit Hewlett Packard factory in Loveland,

Colorado and visit the University of Colorado ) Mr. YOO, Han II, researcher, received training in

the Solid State Chemistry Section, Heat Division,

Optical Physics Division and Cryogenics Division (Boulder) from Dec 4, 1976 - Mar. 11, 1977. The

detaills of his traininq oire:

(a) 0esi(in of hih temperd ture furnace

(b) Research on phase diagram of Al 2 O3 .SiO 2 .K2 CO3 .

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(d) Calibration of standard capacitors and Inductors (a)Operation and Maintenance of Josephson Junction

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power measurement~laboratory­

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microwave Impedance laboratory

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~b . Procurement of Raiserc Eqimn The first biddingo esac equipment WAS made on

Deember 28o 1976 for 09 items. The second bidding for :~ 181 items has already been Initiated through O$ROK. Ex ~Qcept for-research equipment which NOS recomends should

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