Jungpyo Lee
이정표
Aerospace Engineering,
University of Brasília (UnB)
Aerospace Engineering
Professor Jungpyo Lee has been an Adjunct Professor in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Brasilia since 2015. He has experience in Aerospace Engineering, and current research topics for rocket propulsion are combustion characteristics for hybrid rockets, rocket combustion instability, two-phase flow analysis for paraffin-based fuels, performance prediction, and design/manufacture/launch of a hybrid system rocket. He has carried out many rocket firing tests (up to 50 KN) and developed a sounding rocket that had a target altitude of 15 km with a thrust level of 10 KN. He has contributed to the exchange of rocket technology and space industries between Brazil and South Korea. He has been president of the Brazilian Association of Korean University Professors (ABPUC) since 2023.
Educação
2013 - PhD in Thermal Engineering and Propulsion from Korea Aerospace University, South Korea.
Cargo
• Postdoctoral researcher, Korea Aerospace University, South Korea, between 2020-2021
• Consultant, INNOSPACE Co. Ltd., South Korea: 2019-Present
• Adjunct Professor, University of Brasilia, Brazil: 2015-Present
• Postdoctoral researcher, University of Brasilia, Brazil, between 2014-2015
Atividades profissionais
• Associate Editor, Journal of the Korean Society of Propulsion Engineers (South Korea), 2019-2020, 2023-Present
• President, Brazilian Association of Korean University Professors (ABPUC, Brazil), 2023-Present
• Research group, Chemical Propulsion Laboratory (CPL, Brazil), 2018-Present
• Board Member, The Peaceful Unification Advisory Council (PUAC, South Korea), 2019-Present
• Reviewer, Acta Astronautica (3), Propulsion and Power Research (1), and Journal of Aerospace Technology and Management (2)
Honras e Prêmios
• Young Talent Attraction Fellowship, CAPES/Brazil, 01/2014 – 01/2015
• Best Paper Award, The Korean Society of Propulsion Engineers, 2011
• Best Paper Award, The Korean Society of Propulsion Engineers, 2010
• Best Paper Award, The Korean Society of Propulsion Engineers, 2009 (Fall)
• Best Paper Award, The Korean Society of Propulsion Engineers, 2009 (Spring)
Supervisor
Member of the committee of one doctoral and one master's student
Fundos de investigação
• Combustion Characteristics of Paraffin-Based Fuels with Metal Energetic Additives in Hybrid Rockets. Public Call MCTI/CNPq/NRF Nº 13/2023, R$ 445.008,00 / Coordinator: Jungpyo Lee
• Combustion Characteristics of Paraffin-Based Fuels and Development of High-Efficiency Hybrid Engines. FAPDF Nº 009/2023, R$ 89,885.00 / Coordinator: Jungpyo Lee
Publicações e Patentes
[1] Lee, J., Moon, H., and Kim, J., “Thermal–Combustion Coupled Instability in Hybrid Rockets with Fuel Blowing,” Journal of Propulsion and Power, Vol. 39, No. 3, 2023, pp. 308-317
[2] Lee, J., Rhee, S., Kim, J., and Moon, H., “Combustion Instability Mechanism in Hybrid Rocket Motors with Diaphragm,” Journal of Propulsion and Power, Vol. 38, No. 2, 2022, pp. 309-318
[3] SHYNKARENKO, O., SIMONE, D., LEE, J., BERTOLDI, A. E. M., “Experimental and Numerical Study of the Flammability Limits in a CH4/O2 Torch Ignition System,” Energies, Vol. 15, pp. 3857, 2022
[4] Lee, J., Bertoldi, A. E. M., Andrianov, A., Borges, R. A., Veras, C. A. G., Battistini, S., Morita, T., and Hendrick, P., “Role of Precombustion Chamber Design in Feed-System Coupled Instabilities of Hybrid Rockets,” Journal of Propulsion and Power, V.36, pp.796-805, 2020.
[5] Artem Andrianov, Jungpyo Lee, Olexiy Shynkarenko, Domenico Simone, and Artur Elias De Morais Bertoldi, “Experimental study of severity level of structural discontinuities in paraffin grains of hybrid propellant rocket,” Acta Astronautica, Vol. 162, pp 256-265, September, 2019.
