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Benefits of Inverted Fuel Geometry Implementation to Fast Reactor

Khandaq, Muhammad Farid , Lee, Deokjung

Conference Paper Issue Date2023-05-19 View48
Conceptual Design of Inverted Core Lead Bismuth Eutectic Fast Reactor for Marine Applications

Khandaq, Muhammad Farid , Nguyen, Tung Dong Cao , Jeong, Eun , Fynan, Douglas A. , Lee, Deokjung

Conference Paper Issue Date2022-05-16 View68
Development of active and passive reactivity control systems for a fast spectrum small modular reactor File

Khandaq, Muhammad Farid , Lee, Deokjung

Article Issue Date2025-02 View138
Impact of Training Dataset Reduction on the Prediction Accuracy of Nuclear Design Parameters using Convolutional Neural Network

Dzianisau, Siarhei , Khandaq, Muhammad Farid , Lee, Deokjung

Conference Paper Issue Date2021-05-12 View64
Inverted fuel geometry implementation for a fast reactor: Potential improvements in neutronic and thermalhydraulic performance File

Khandaq, Muhammad Farid , Lee, Deokjung

Article Issue Date2024-01 View144
Loose Coupled Fast-Thermal Reactor for Long-Life Power Generation: Inverted Core Fast Reactor (IC-FR) Case Study

Khandaq, Muhammad Farid , Lee, Deokjung

Conference Paper Issue Date2023-08-15 View95
MicroURANUS: Core design for long-cycle lead-bismuth-cooled fast reactor for marine applications File

Nguyen, Tung Dong Cao , Khandaq, Muhammad Farid , Jung, Eun , Choe, Jiwon , Lee, Deokjung , Fynan, Douglas A.

Article Issue Date2021-06 View225
On the GPU Acceleration of a 3D MOC Code STREAM Using OpenACC

Dzianisau, Siarhei , Khandaq, Muhammad Farid , Tran, Tuan Quoc , Lee, Deokjung

Conference Paper Issue Date2023-08-15 View70
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