Joseph H. Gibbons

Distinguished Professor Emertitus

Order of the Palmetto

Professor Gibbons’ main research interests are heat transfer and fluid dynamics. Previous work has been with small channel flow, two-phase transport, and issues related to nuclear fuel cycles.

Education

• Ph. D., University of Pittsburgh (1961).
• M. S., University of Pittsburgh (1958).
• B. S., University of South Carolina (1956).

Selected Publications

• Baker, B. L., J. M. Biedenbach, D. A. Keating and J. H. Gibbons, "A Study and Evaluation of the Education and Training Needs for Reprocessing and Recycling Nuclear Fuels", SRO 0947, (1978).
• Thorgerson, E. J., D. H. Knoebel and J. H. Gibbons, "A Model to Predict Convective Subcooled Critical Heat Flux", J. Heat Transfer, 96(C), 79, (1974).
• Gibbons, J. H., F. P. Pike and J. S. Neill, "A Cooling Pond Design Technique for Large Power Plants", GVC/AIChE Joint Meeting, Munich, Germany, (1974).