Thermal-Hydraulics Division Presentation to Board of Directors

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Thermal-Hydraulics Division Presentation to Board
of Directors

• Presented by
• Y.A. Hassan and R. P. Martin
• 06/8/2005

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THD History

• A TH Group in ANS was formed in 1978
• The Goals of TH Group were
• Advancement of TH Eng. Sci. relating to Nuclear
  Power Industry
• Promotion of quality in technical publications
  presentations relating to Nuclear
  Thermal-Hydraulics
• To establish, stimulate, and maintain quality
  technical professional approaches in areas of
  Nuclear Thermal Hydraulics

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THD Financials

• Project EOY Balance 20,500
• Recent Activity
• 5000 Landis Foundation
• 1500 Student Conference Support (OSU)
• 1000 NEED/ANS Scholarship
• 1200 Honors and Awards

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Current THD Membership Status
Based on EOY membership
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THD Membership Demographics

• 30 Lab/Government (4 on EC)
• 20 Industry (2 on EC)
• 50 Academia (4 on EC)
• Jeremy Whitlock, BoD Liaison to Division
• Sharon Kerrick, Staff Liason

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THD Sponsored Conferences(Topical Meetings)

• NURETH-10, 10/03, Seoul, Korea, Class II
• NUTHOS-6, 10/04, Nara, Japan, Class II
• BE2004, 11/04, ANS Embedded Topical Class IV
• NURETH-11, 10/05, Avignon, France, Class II
• NURETH-12, 10/07 (???), Pittsburg, PA, Class I

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THD Activities

• SNC 2005, 6/05, San Diego, Class 4
• ANS Winter Meeting, committed to 5 sessions, 30
  papers at DC meeting
• ANS Annual Meeting, 4-5 sessions each of last 3
  years, 28 papers at this meeting
• Collaboration with INL on a workshop on RELAP5-3D
  (at this meeting)
• Collaboration with ASME on ICONE organization and
  a seminar on CFD

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THD Metrics
Division Meetings Division Governance Division Contributions to Society Division Services to Membership
National Meeting Participation 2004 3 sessions 0 panel/4 sessions 0 panel Succession Planning None submitted ANS Position Statements THD is not responsible for Position Statements Professional Development THD supported 3D S. UN.COP 2004 Workshop, Annual RELAPS-3D Users Group, does not support Natl Meeting Workshops
Class I Class II Topicals THD Oct. 2003 Topical in Seoul Korea, 342 participants Membership Trends 866/921 members 6.3 change 2004 Participation with Outside Professional Societies THD maintain liaison with ASME (National Heat Transfer Conf) NUTHOS 6 Atomic Energy Agency of Japan Scholarships THD in 2004 contributed 5,000 to the Landis Challenge that benefits Outreach and ANS Scholarships does not support a THD scholarship
Class III Topicals THD co-sponsored BE 2004 embedded topical Communications 1 newsletter in 2004 website updated in 2004 Society Leadership Both Mtgs. 75 Exec Comm. PDC NPC Peer Recognition/ Awards THD supports Technical Achievement Award, Best Paper Award, and Distinguished Service Award
Division Planning No Strategic Plan submitted to PDC Chair Non-Meeting Publications THD provided NURETH-10 highlights for Nuclear Technology 2004 Student Support THD supported 2004 student conference
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THD Student/YGN Support

• 1500/year to student conferences for last 3
  years
• Active participation by leadership and members as
  student conference paper judges
• Actively recruiting of young professionals into
  the THD organizational committees