Graduate Researcher

Dynamic and driven, I offer skills in thermal, heat transfer, and fluid dynamics gained through attainment of a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and four years of laboratory experience. My hands-on innovations have optimized complex equipment and improved research outcomes.

Colleagues know me as a personable and energetic team player, one who excels in collaborating with multidisciplinary researchers on complex projects. I strive to apply the full range of my abilities in all that I do.

Design, fabricate, and test robust heat exchangers for 800° C Operations with Supercritical CO2. Identify geometric factors that impact pressure drops. Assess and evaluate heat exchanges and gas property exchanges through the heat exchanger.
• Awarded Best Poster in Fifth Supercritical-CO2 Power Cycles Symposium in San Antonio, TX.

Leveraged advanced understanding of fluid dynamics to improve data center cooling efficiency. Enhanced airflow through both floor and ceiling. Collaborated with external agencies and organizations to improve research programs.
• Won Multidisciplinary Design Award at International Field-Reversible Thermal Connector Challenge.
• Proposed new Anemometric flow tool that decreased uncertainty from 4% to 1.4%.
• Reduced cost by introducing Calorimetric flow tool that uses 10% of the energy of Anemometric tool.

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Taegyu Kang: Graduate Researcher in Atlanta, GA

Taegyu Kang

Shock Tube and Advanced Mixing Laboratory (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Consortium for Energy Efficient Thermal Management Laboratory (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Georgia Institute of Technology

Georgia Institute of Technology