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온라인 춘계학술발표회 온라인 KNS 2020 Spring 온라인 춘계학술발표회 www.kns.org KNS 2020 Spring 온라인 춘계학술발표회 KNS 2020 Spring 온라인 춘계학술발표회 KOREAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY KOREAN NUCLEAR 2020. 7. 8.(수) ~ 10.(금) Virtual Spring Meeting SOCIETY (http://2020springmeeting.kns.org) www.kns.org KNS 2020 Spring 온라인 춘계학술발표회 2020. 7. 8.(수) ~ 10.(금) Virtual Spring Meeting (http://2020springmeeting.kns.org) CONTENTS 03 학회장 인사말 04 종합일정 안내 05 축사 08 참가요령(논문발표자, 일반참가자) 10 한국원자력학회 제32대 임원진 11 한국원자력학회 원자력이슈 및 소통위원회 위원 12 한국원자력학회 편집위원회 위원 13 한국원자력학회 연구부회장/차기연구부회장·지부장 14 한국원자력학회 포상 및 장학위원회 위원/사무국 15 특별강연 17 2020 춘계학술발표회 수상자 명단 19 Workshop 20 Thorium Energy and Accelerator Driven System 21 4 시대 전 22 전 23 분과별 논제 및 발표자 24 1 로시 Reactor System Technology 29 2 로 Reactor Physics and Computational Science 33 3 시 성 Nuclear Facility Decommissioning and Radioactive Waste Management 38 4 Nuclear Fuel and Materials 45 5 Nuclear Thermal Hydraulics 54 6 전 Nuclear Safety 62 7 Radiation Protection 64 8 Radiation Utilization and Instrumentation 69 9 Quantum Engineering and Nuclear Fusion 71 10 전 Nuclear Power Plant construction and Operation Technology 74 11 Nuclear Policy Human Resources and Cooperation 77 12 동 Nuclear IC Human Factors and Automatic Remote Systems [ 한국원자력학회 특별회원 광고 ] 2 2020 7 8 10 학회장 인사말 ? 32대 장 . 로19 전로 . 시 . 로19 대(Untact) 로 , 50 역 로 2020 장 아 대 로 . 5 로 민병주 장 구 성 . 6 로19 전 아 로 . 시 성 유 로 . 로19 로 피 시 로 대 성로 . 장 로 동 시 . 로 시 로 로 시 , . 2019 , 2 대 장로 장 전. 장 시 ‘ 시’ 장 시 시 시 . 시 1, , 장 전 장 시 로 시 유 장( : 로19 장 ), 유 대 ( : 성 시대 ‘ ’ 전) . 로, 구 시 전. 전 시 . 2020 7 장 민 병 주 3 2020 한국원자력학회 2020 온라인 춘계학술발표회 종합일정 | 일시 2020 7 8 7 10 구 분 행사내용 장 장 1 장 전 장 2019 2 대 장 2020 장 NUCHI 장 유 장 로19 장 유 대 성시대 전 <온라인 개최> 온라인학술발표회의 등록비를 납부한 등록자는 별도의 참가비 없이 참여 가능함 Thorium Energy and Accelerator Driven Systems 구 4 시대 전 성 <현장개최> 현장개최 예정이며, 참가비는 현장에서 결제가능함 전 동 구 7 8 1200 1800 구 INTEC 50000 구 성 전 대 장 로 구 1 4 2020 7 8 10 축사 ? 1 . . 로19로 대 장 , ·토 . 1969 , 전 , 전 장 . 대 장 성 동 역 . 정병선 1 시 전· 대 전 구 , 전시장 로(SMR), ·, 로 . , 성 로 로 . 로 , 전 성 대 . 대 역 전시 로 . · 로 , 전 성 전 구, · , 로 구 구 . R&D ·· . 전 전 시 . 전 아 유 장로, 시 로 역 로 대. 시 . 전 로 전 , 전 . 2020 7 1 정 병 선 5 2020 축사 , 2020 로 . 시 장 , . 장 전. 역 , 성 로, APR1400 전 3·4 전 UAE 정승일 1 장전 시전 성 . 유 . , 전·· , 동전 대 전 대, , DB 구 전 대 . , 전 성 , 로 시장 . 전 성 전구 . 전 유 성 . , 로 . 로 . 2020 7 정 승 일 6 2020 7 8 10 축사 . 전 장 장. “2020 ” 로 . 아시시피 전 로19 장 전 로 . 동 시 장 전 . 장보현 장 1969 동 구 , 전 . 전 ‘전’ ‘전’ ‘’. 전 대 대 빌 . 전성 구· 전 성 대. 시 ‘‘2020 ” . 2020 7 전 장 장 보 현 7 2020 [ 논문발표자 ] 참가요령 1 대 대 시 대 2 구 성 10 PPT PDF 전 로 3 시 로 4 구 아 장 5 로 6 전 로 7 구 분 기 준 on-line 등록비 비 고 대 40000 10 시 로 2020 70000 전 전 A 2020 대 전 B 2020 95000 50 95000 8 2020 7 8 10 [ 일반참가자 ] 참가요령 1 시 2 1 1 로 3 유 4 대 로 시 0900 1800 장 5 시 로 6 전 로 7 구 분 기 준 on-line 등록비 비 고 대 40000 10 시 로 2020 70000 전 전 A 2020 대 전 B 2020 95000 50 95000 9 2020 한국원자력학회 제32대 임원진 회장 총무이사 학술이사 민병주 정재호 최성열 김균태 정재학 사업이사 편집이사 수석부회장 권민지 이병진 김지현 심형진 하재주 재무이사 홍보이사 부회장 권정택 박석빈 서민원 한은옥 김만웅 김미숙 국제협력이사 대학·청년이사 김신애 김용희 김동억 윤봉요 전휘수 최재붕 기획이사 특임이사 황용석 이영욱 이윤실 문주현 정승호 감사 고급정책연구소 나기용 진태은 김현준 소장 류호진 부소장 10 2020 7 8 10 한국원자력학회 원자력이슈 및 소통위원회 위원 위원장 부위원장 하재주 정범진 임명직 위원 김교윤 김균태 김창락 노동석 배성만 백원필 송종순 유석현 이병철 정용훈 조건우 조병옥 당연직 위원 김경두 김용희 김윤호 김종원 서민원 양준언 유종성 이기복 이창희 정동욱 정연섭 정재호 정종태 최성열 한은옥 황원태 11 2020 한국원자력학회 편집위원회 위원 위원장 국내 부위원장 나만균 구양현 김은희 최기용 국외 부위원장 Shinya Nagasaki Hideo Nakamura Won Sik Yang 국내 위원 김용균 김용희 김윤재 김원주 김지현 김인규 김창락 선광민 신형기 심형진 이동원 임호곤 정명조 정범진 국외 위원 Akio Gofuku Didier Jacquemain John C. Jin Jean Noirot Horst-Michael Prasser Shripad Revankar Guanghui Su Belle R. Upadhyaya 12 2020 7 8 10 한국원자력학회 연구부회장/차기연구부회장·지부장 연구부회장/차기연구부회장 국내외 지부장 원자로시스템기술 방사선 방호 김숭평 김규태 정동욱 김민환 황원태 이희석 광주/전남/전북 지부 대구/경북 지부 원자로물리 및 계산과학 방사선 이용 및 기기 김용희 이은기 이창희 김찬형 김희령 이창호 원자력시설해체 및 방사성폐기물관리 양자공학 및 핵융합기술 부산/울산/경남 지부 미국 지부 정종태 차완식 김종원 이동원 핵연료 및 원자력재료 원전건설 및 운영기술 UAE 지부 IAEA/Europe 지부 청년지부 여성지부 유종성 장창희 김윤호 이도환 원자력열수력 원자력정책, 인력 및 협력 이기만 지부장 김영미 지부장 김경두 권태순 이기복 정범진 학생지부 원자력 안전 원자력계측제어, 인간공학 및 자동원격 양준언 김균태 정연섭 김창회 양성민 지부장 박재영 지도교수 13 2020 한국원자력학회 포상 및 장학위원회 위원/사무국 위원장 사무총장 전휘수 남장수 위원 실장 김교윤 김균태 김응수 김태룡 민현정 팀장 박범서 백 민 어근선 윤종일 송지현 대리 이나영 이승준 이은기 이정표 이연화 직원 이희범 전경락 정재학 채수열 유진원 14 2020 7 8 10 특별강연Ⅰ | 일시 2020 7 8 7 10 코로나19 사태 장기화와 사회적 건강 대 public health emergency of international concern 2019 12 로 로19 3 구WHO 로 역 6로 대유 유 명 순 1 20 로19 로19 아 대 대 대 news coverage 로19 유 장 대 로 대 시 inconvenient truth로 유 동시 대 로 동 성장 전 로19 동시 동 대 전 전 시 장 로 장 대 대 15 2020 특별강연Ⅱ | 일시 2020 7 8 7 10 불확실성 시대의 ‘리스크 커뮤니케이션’ 그리고 원전 대 성uncertainty 시대 성 피 성 성 risk 로 로 시 대 전 유 승 철 대로 대 전 대 전 시 로 전 역 전 시 로 유로 대 전 성 장 아 PR 광 로 유로 대 대 전 대 로 전 전 전 로 disaster 1 4 로 성 성 전 역 장 로 시 대 로 전 science communication 대 시 risk communication 역 전 시 시 시 시 시 전 대 로 전 시 전 로 시 대 16 2020 7 8 10 2020 춘계학술발표회 수상자 명단 학술발표회 우수논문상 (2019 추계학술발표회 발표논문) 강정성 김신엽 김휘융 안진모 이윤희 정승호 (울산과학기술원) (서울대학교) (부산대학교) (POSTECH) (한국원자력안전기술원) (한국원자력통제기술원) 조태원 최남재 하준목 허성렬 L. Mokhtari Oranj Robert M. Field (한국원자력연구원) (서울대학교) (한국원자력연구원) (한국원자력연구원) (PAL, POSTECH) (한국전력 국제원자력대학원대학교) 제2회 한국원자력학회 원자력 학생 학술대회 우수논문상 최우수논문상 구 분 성 명 소 속 대 전 대 신도영 (한양대학교) 17 2020 2020 춘계학술발표회 장학생 명단 2020년도 한국원자력학회 장학생 경북대학교 경희대학교 단국대학교 동국대학교 부산대학교 하창우 김민성 이태강 서동균 서일규 장나경 홍석우 나규호 서울대학교 세종대학교 울산과학기술원 제주대학교 이학민 천동현 김승윤 김영희 이윤주 김지용 문현진 천승욱 조선대학교 중앙대학교 포항공과대학교 한국과학기술원 노재현 이수봉 김진홍 황지환 강재혁 Ng,Woei,Jer 이수정 김진환 한양대학교 한국전력국제원자력대학원대학교 정윤호 한선규 김남국 Amy Nkirote Gichuru NUCHI 장학생 강성근 (한국과학기술원) 18 2020 7 8 10 www.kns.org Workshop 19 19 2020 Workshop Thorium Energy and Accelerator Driven System | Organizer Division of Quantum Engineering and Nuclear Fusion Technology KNS Title Speaker Introduction to Workshop Division chair Status of TMSR in China Prof Hongjie Xu SINAP Profs Seungwoo Hong SKKU Overview of Thorium ADS IlSoon Hwang UNIST Reactor Physics in ADS Prof Hyungjin Shim SNU Research of Thorium Uranium Fuel Cycle in TMSR Dr XiangZhou Cai SINAP Fusion Driven System for Radwaste Transmutation Prof BongGuen Hong JBNU Feasibility of PhotonNeutron Hybrid Transmutation of Toxic Prof Yonghee Kim KAIST Radioactive Fission Products ADS overview Dr TaeYeon Lee POSTECH ADS accelerator Linac option Prof Moses Chung UNIST ADS accelerator Cyclotron option Dr Seunghwan Shin POSTECH Operation Status and Near Future Plan of KOMAC Proton Linac Dr HyeokJung Kwon KAERI 20 2020 7 8 10 Workshop 4차 산업혁명시대 - 원자력의 미래 전망 | 주최 성 내 용 유 구 4 전 구 대 4 전 성 구 대 | 기타사항 전 0426033031 hanji@kinsrekr 21 2020 Workshop 안전등급 소프트웨어 확인 및 검증 표준화 | 일시 2020 7 8 12001800 | 장소 대전 구 INTEC 장 | 주최 동 구 일 정 내 용 1200 1300 장 1300 1330 INTEC 1330 1335 구장 세션 1 장 CRI 1335 1340 CRI 1340 1405 동 전 VV 동 CRI 1405 1430 동 전 전 VV 유 1430 1450 1450 1515 시 VV 1515 1540 12 전 성 1540 1600 세션 2 장 UNIST 1600 1625 VV 시 UNIST 1625 1650 구 KEPCO EC 1650 1710 1710 1735 IEEE 1012 IEC 62566 FPGA VV Framework 장 KAERI 1735 1600 | 기타사항 50000로시딩 장 01030115228 lcy5228@kaistackr 동KHNP CRI 01074322714 diturtle@khnpcokr 22 2020 7 8 10 www.kns.org 분과별 논제 및 발표자 23 23 제1분과 원자로시스템기술 (Reactor System Technology) 원자로시스템기술 A 1A (Reactor System Technology A) - ORAL | 좌장 성Sung Nam Lee Chan Soo Kim The Effect of Turbomachinery Performance Degradation on the Load-following Performance of S-CO2 Direct-cycle Micro Modular Reactor (KAIST-MMR) Seongmin Son and Jeong Ik LeeKAIST Gap Assessment on the Moderator Temperature Distribution in a Space Reactor Sung Nam Lee Namil Tak and Sung Hoon ChoiKAERI Design of an Experimental Apparatus to Test the Alkali-Metal Heat Pipes for Space Fission Power Sung Deok Hong and Chan Soo KimKAERI Changes of Mechanical Properties after 3-Years Thermal Ageing at 900°C of Alloy 617 WooGon Kim Injin Sah EungSeon Kim and MinHwan KimKAERI INC Kusuma and SeonJin KimPKNU Turbulence Model Assessment for a Heated Rectangular Riser of Air-cooled RCCS in Turbulent Forced and Mixed Convection Heat Transfer SinYeob Kim and Hyoung Kyu ChoSNU ChanSoo KimKAERI Preliminary Thermal Analysis of Heat Pipe Cooled Reactor Core using Stress Analysis Solver in OpenFOAM Myung Jin Jeong San Lee and Hyoung Kyu ChoSNU Characteristics of Braided Wire Wick Heat Pipe for Heat Pipe Cooled Reactor Byung Ha Park and Chan Soo KimKAERI Study of Diameter Variation Affecting the Thermal Performance of Heat Pipe for Space Nuclear Reactor Applications Ye Yeong Park and In Cheol BangUNIST Experiment Status of Supercritical CO2 Turbo Alternator Compressor (TAC) Supported with Ceramic Ball Bearing Seong Kuk Cho Seongmin
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