Hanon Systems

Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute

Other

Korea Hydro Nuclear Power Co., Ltd.

Tae Soo Chun

Hyung Kyu Kim

Dong Seok Oh

Kyung Ho Yoon

Kun Woo Song

Jae Yong Kim

Young Ho Lee

Chang Hoon Shin

Kang Hee Lee

Wang Ki In

Sang Jun Lee

Wang Kee In

Kee Nam Song

Heung Seok Kang

Dae Ho Kim

Youn Ho Jung

Ki Ju Kang

Sun An Jeong

Jung Wook Son

Yang Woo Lee

Yeon Ho Jung

Hyeon Geun Chae

Gyung Jin Park

Chang-Hwan Shin

Taek-Keun Kim

The present invention relates to a vehicle EGR cooler for cooling down recirculation exhaust gas of a vehicle engine and, more particularly, to a vehicle EGR cooler, which is inserted into an engine block, and facilitates diameter adjustment and design change of a coolant outlet since a coolant outlet side is provided on an outer side of the engine block.

Vehicle exhaust gas recirculation cooler

The present invention relates to an exhaust gas cooling apparatus and, more specifically, to an exhaust gas cooling apparatus capable of reducing flow resistance and improving heat exchange performance, the apparatus comprising: a plurality of heat exchange tubes (), which is spaced apart from each other by a predetermined distance in the width direction and has a height longer than the width, and through which an exhaust gas flows; and a main plate () including a first communication hole () to which one end of each of the heat exchange tubes () is fixed and a second communication hole () to which the other end of each of the heat exchange tubes () is fixed.

Exhaust gas cooling apparatus

Disclosed herein is an exhaust gas cooler. The exhaust gas cooler may include a heat exchange pipe received in cooling water of an engine, and through which exhaust gas of the engine passes to exchange heat with the cooling water, and a plate configured to mount the heat exchange pipe to the engine. The heat exchange pipe may include a first pipe unit communicating with an inlet hole for exhaust gas and changing a flow direction of exhaust gas drawn from the inlet hole, a second pipe unit communicating with the first pipe unit, and a third pipe unit communicating with an exhaust gas return hole and the second pipe and changing a flow direction of exhaust gas to guide the exhaust gas to the return hole. A heat dissipation fin may be provided in an internal passage of the second pipe unit.

Exhaust gas cooler

A truss-reinforced spacer grid and a method of manufacturing the same are provided, in which truss members having a small diameter are woven to form a truss structure surrounded by an external plate, and the truss structure is joined to the external plate to thereby improve the strength of the mechanical structure. The truss-reinforced spacer grid includes a truss structure in which horizontal trusses formed by horizontally weaving a plurality of truss members are vertically disposed at regular intervals, and an external plate is joined with ends of the horizontal trusses and surrounds the truss structure.

Truss-reinforced spacer grid and method of manufacturing the same

A spacer grid for nuclear fuel rods includes a plurality of unit spacer grids stacked one on top of another. Each unit spacer grid includes a plurality of unit spacer grid straps disposed at regular intervals in a row, and a plurality of fixing grid straps connected to respective opposite ends of the unit spacer grid straps so as to fix the unit spacer grid straps. Each unit spacer grid strap has convexities alternating with each other on opposite sides thereof at regular intervals, and at least one of the convexities has a diameter greater than the others. The unit spacer grids are rotated in one direction by a 90 or 180 degree angle when being stacked.

Unit spacer grid strap, unit spacer grid, and spacer grid for nuclear fuel rods

An intermediate end plug assembly for a segmented fuel rod can stably support the fuel rod to the end of its cycle even if an interval between the fuel rods becomes narrow due to application of a dual-cooled fuel rod, and reduce excess vibration induced by flows of interior and exterior channels of the dual-cooled fuel rod for obtaining high burnup and output. To this end, the fuel rod has a segmented structure so as to make its length short. A lower intermediate end plug includes at least one channel hole, through which a coolant flows into an internal channel of the fuel rod, so that a possibility of causing departure from nuclear boiling ratio (DNBR) of the dual-cooled fuel rod is reduced.

Intermediate end plug assembly for segmented fuel rod and segmented fuel rod having the same

A lips-type multi-purposed spacer grid for supporting fuel rods within a nuclear fuel assembly is disclosed. In the spacer grid, the fuel rods are in contact with dimples and water strider-type springs in an equiangular surface contact manner. The spacer grid distributes load, applied to the springs, to the entire structure of its inner strips, thus reducing peak stress at the contact surfaces between the fuel rods and the springs and diminishing vibration of the fuel rods, and thereby reducing possible fretting wear of the fuel rods due to hydraulic vibration of the fuel rods. The spacer grid also enlarges the allowable elastic range of the springs, and allows the springs to soundly support the fuel rods by using residual spring force. The spacer grid has mixing blades capable of minimizing pressure loss and flow interference, so that the fuel rod cooling efficiency of the nuclear fuel assembly is improved.

Lips-type multi-purposed nuclear fuel assembly spacer grid

A side-slotted nozzle type double sheet spacer grid for nuclear fuel assemblies is disclosed. The spacer grid includes intersecting inner strips and four perimeter strips. Each inner strip has unit strip parts, each fabricated by integrating two unit sheet parts together into a single structure, such that the two unit sheet parts face each other and a nozzle type coolant channel is defined between the two unit sheet parts. Each perimeter strip is fabricated by integrating an inner thin sheet having the unit sheet parts with a flat outer thin sheet having a width corresponding to the width of the inner thin sheet into a single structure. The coolant channel has one or more outlets formed by cutting an upper portion of one of the two unit sheet parts of each unit strip part. Each unit sheet part has a slot longitudinally formed on each side surface of a spring that is projected from the unit sheet part to support a fuel rod within a four-walled cell. The spacer grid thus effectively deflects and mixes coolants together to improve the heat transfer effect between fuel rods and coolants, and enhances its strength to effectively resist laterally directed forces acting thereon, and remarkably improves spring performance of its fuel rod support parts, thus accomplishing desired soundness of the fuel assemblies.

Side-slotted nozzle type double sheet spacer grid for nuclear fuel assemblies

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Daejeon, South Korea

Tae Soo Chun