Seok Pil Jang

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Korea Aerospace University

South Korea

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Seok Pil Jang is a Professor at Korea Aerospace University in South Korea. His research primarily focuses on heat transfer technologies, including loop heat pipes, nanofluids, and cryogenic systems. Recent publications highlight his work on thermal performance analysis and the application of multiscale wicks in various thermal management systems.

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Korea Aerospace University

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Supercritical water-based MWCNT for volumetric solar receivers

Maximum heat transfer rate of a loop heat pipe (LHP) with a multiscale wick using SAC305 microparticles

Numerical Study on the Vapor–Liquid Interface in the Evaporator of Loop Heat Pipes with Multiscale Wicks Using Pore Network Simulation

Performance analysis of a low-pressure cryogenic vaporizer for liquified hydrogen supply system

Theoretical and experimental analysis of evaporative cooling with hydrophilic screen mesh on condenser surface

Comparison of Maximum Heat Transfer Rate of Thin Vapor Chambers with Different Wicks under Multiple Heat Sources and Sinks

Thermal performance of a thin flat vapor chamber with a multiscale wick fabricated by SAC305/Sn58Bi micro-sized particles

Extinction coefficient measurement of supercritical water-based multi-walled carbon nanotube nanofluids

Experimental Study on the Effect of Nanoparticle Migration on the Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient of EG/Water-based Al2O3 Nanofluids

Aqueous nanofluids containing paraffin-filled MWCNTs for improving effective specific heat and extinction coefficient

Heat transfer enhancement of a radiator with mass-producing nanofluids (EG/water-based Al<inf>2</inf>O<inf>3</inf> nanofluids) for cooling a 100 kW high power system

Radius effect on the thermal resistance of disk-shaped thin vapor chambers (TVCs) using Al<inf>2</inf>O<inf>3</inf> nanofluids

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