Department of Nuclear Science & Engineering (NSE)

Golamur Rahman Khan

Lecturer, Department of Nuclear Science & Engineering (NSE)

Academic Credentials:

Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Science and Engineering                                    Jan 2016 – Jan 2020

Military Institute of Science and Technology

Bangladesh University of Professionals

CGPA: 3.84/4.00 (1st position in batch)

 

Research Experience:

Undergraduate thesis titled:

  “Nuclear Data Processing and Neutronics Analysis of Nuclear Reactors using OpenMC and NJOY21 Codes

   Thesis supervisor: Prof. Dr. Abdus Sattar Mollah

   Summary: Using the Monte Carlo method, important neutronic parameters and various reaction rates were

   calculated and analyzed for different nuclear reactor configurations. Continuous energy cross-sections were

   processed at multiple specific temperatures for the simulations using nuclear data processing code.

▪ CFD data visualization and analysis using python programming language.

Computational Fluid Dynamics: Droplet dynamics and microfluidics.

Atmospheric dispersion modeling.

Research Articles:

Khan, G. R., Nasim, A. S. M., Erfan, K. A., & Mollah, A. S. (2022). Verification of Monte Carlo Code OpenMC using VVER-1000 MOX Fuel Assembly against Criticality Benchmark Data. In International Journal of Integrated Sciences & Technology 4 S, 7-13. http://www.cuet.ac.bd/IJIST/index.html

Nasim, A. S. M., Khan, G. R., Erfan, K. A., & Mollah, A. S. (2022). Study on processing and validation of ENDF/B-VIII nuclear data library by criticality benchmark of PWR pin cells using NJOY21 and OpenMC. In International Journal of Integrated Sciences & Technology 4 S, 1-6.  http://www.cuet.ac.bd/IJIST/index.html

Majumder, R., Sarker, A., Emtiaz, S. M., & Khan, G. R. (2022). Effect of impact angle and energy conservation on the prompt splashing of a single droplet on a liquid pool. Book Chapter accepted for publication in Modeling and Analysis of Sustainable Renewable Energy System, LNE, Springer.

Khan, G. R., Khan, M. T. (2022). Neutronic Calculation of Fuel Element of the Modular High-Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactor Benchmark Core Design with OpenMC Code. Accepted for presentation at the 4th International Conference on Energy and Power, Dec 2022

Sarker, A., Khan, G. R. (2022). Numerical Analysis of Wettability Mediated Droplet Formation in the Dripping Regime of a Microfluidic T Junction. accepted for presentation at the 2nd International Conference on Mechanical Engineering and Applied Sciences, Dec 2022

Research Interests:

Nuclear Modeling and Simulation, Space Nuclear Power, Monte Carlo Particle Transport Method, Computational Fluid Dynamics.

Professional Experience:

Lecturer                                                                                                                Jul 2021 - Present

Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering

Military Institute of Science and Technology

 

                                                                           Courses Conducted

Theory

Sessional

NSE 261: Numerical Methods in Nuclear Engineering Analysis

NE 262: Numerical Methods in Nuclear Engineering

NSE 301: Radiation Detection and Measurement

NSE 262: Modeling and Simulation

NSE 329: Reactor Operation and Safety

NSE 420: Nuclear Reactor Laboratory

NE 203:   Introduction to Nuclear and Radio Chemistry

NE 204:   Nuclear and Radio Chemistry Lab

 

Honors and Awards:

MIST Medal

  (2019)

The highest honor awarded to students for outstanding academic performance

Best Student in Research Work

  (2019)

The Commandants Commendation of outstanding performance and contribution in the research activity (SC & ENGG Faculty)

MIST Dean's List (2019, 18 & 17)

Scholarship from MIST for Undergraduate studies

 

Funded Projects:

 

“Development and Thermal Hydraulic Analysis of Flow and Temperature Gradients of a One Fifth Scale

   LWR Fuel Pin Model” funded by the R&D Wing, Military Institute of Science and Technology, 2018-2019.

 

“Development of a Robotic Vehicle to Monitor Radiation Level Remotely” funded by the Department of

   Nuclear Science and Engineering, Military Institute of Science and Technology, 2017

 

Created teaching aid interactive desktop apps for conducting interactive class, funded by Udvash Academic

  Care, 2016

Software Skills:

▪ Neutronic Simulation: OpenMC

▪ Nuclear Data Processing: NJOY21

▪ Programming Languages: Python, C, MATLAB

▪ Embedded Development: Arduino, ESP32,

RaspberryPi

▪ Simulation and Design Tools:

  COMSOL, PCTRAN, SOLIDWORKS

▪ Document Preparation: MS Office, LaTex

 

 

Extracurricular Activities:

 

▪ Acted as the “Master of Ceremony” and member of organizing committee of the 4th

  International Conference on Energy and Power (ICEP)

Presented in national TV show as a science communicator

▪ Advisory member of the MIST Nuclear club

Participated and gained 1st place in project showcase in MIST nuclear fest

▪ Member of MIST robotics club

Participated in various robotics competitions

 

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2022

2021-Present

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2016-2018

2016-2017