Song Minseop

Assistant Professor

Hanyang University

South Korea

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Dr. Song Minseop is an Assistant Professor at Hanyang University in South Korea. His research focuses on multiphysics analysis, thermal hydraulics, and numerical investigations related to sodium-cooled fast reactors and microreactors. Recent publications include studies on the structural integrity of SFR fuel cladding and the thermal-hydraulic behavior of critical reactor components. He employs advanced computational fluid dynamics techniques to enhance understanding of reactor safety and performance.

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Jae-Ho Jeong

Gachon University

SOUTH KOREA

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Jeju National University

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University of Michigan

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Articles (9)

Multiphysics Analysis of Natural Circulation-Driven Operation of Passive Molten Salt Fast Reactor and Effect of Guide Structure

High-fidelity numerical investigation on structural integrity of SFR fuel cladding during design basis events

High-Fidelity Numerical Investigation on Elucidating Sodium Heat Transfer Characteristics for 37-Pin Wire-Wrapped Fuel Bundle in the PLANDTL Facility

Investigation of thermal hydraulic behavior of the High Temperature Test Facility's lower plenum via large eddy simulation

Nonnuclear Experimental Capabilities to Support Design, Development, and Demonstration of Microreactors

Numerical study on thermal-hydraulics of external reactor vessel cooling in high-power reactor using MARS-KS1.5 code: CFD-aided estimation of natural circulation flow rate

CFD investigation of a JAEA 7-pin fuel assembly experiment with local blockage for SFR

Investigation on subchannel flow distribution in wire-wrapped 37 and 61-pin bundle using computational fluid dynamics

Flow visualization on SFR wire-wrapped 19-pin bundle geometry using MIR-PIV-PLIF and comparisons with RANS-based CFD analysis

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Jae-Ho Jeong

Yeon-Gun Lee

Won Sik Yang

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