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lundi 24 septembre 2012

High Aspiration

High Aspiration
Kim Pyong Ho, 49, is a section chief at the Mechanical Engineering Institute of the State Academy of Sciences. He is concerned about what he will do rather than what he has done. So he always values the time.
A diamond crown, which can make a great development in the geological prospecting field, is one of his achievements.
It was 28 years ago when he started his scientific research at the State Academy of Sciences after graduating from the mechanical engineering faculty at Hamhung University of Chemical Engineering.
In those days he developed a diamond saw, an electrolytic diamond grinder and other things. Then he took upon himself the task of developing a diamond crown badly needed for geological prospecting.
But he was faced with various difficulties because the research demanded a broad knowledge of several scientific branches—metallic materials, mechanical engineering, soldering and drilling.
He devoted all his knowledge and energy to solving the scientific and technological problems arising in making the crown, going down to the major mines in Komdok and Musan areas.
Boldly deviating from the established ideas and knowledge, he conceived a novel idea of making the crown at a lower temperature than the existing method, and succeeded in his research after repeated experiments.
Besides, he established a tooth frame structure and the boring process technology suitable for the properties of various rocks, thus improving the performance of boring tools and facilities. A production base for them was built.
The rate of the crown’s diamond slip in performance is very low and its edges become sharper of their own accord. It was introduced in several geological prospecting teams, coal and other mines, proving economic effectiveness.
Without satisfaction with his successes he is continuously pursuing his scientific research, regarding it as his task to solve scientific and technological problems arising in the building of a thriving country, however difficult they may be.
Much is expected of him.