Energy-Efficient Building Systems
The primary focus of this research area is on optimizing energy-efficient building services systems, particularly in the simulation and modeling of energy systems. Additionally, the monitoring of real-world laboratories and the optimization of their operations is a key area of research. Applications are found in the building and neighborhood sectors, which are modeled both through simulation and in real-world laboratories.
- Buildings and Neighborhoods
- Indoor Comfort and Air Quality
- Utility Supply Concepts
- Measurement Technology and Monitoring
- Optimization of energy-efficient building systems
- Simulation and modeling of building and energy systems
- Monitoring of real-world laboratories and optimization of their operations
- Evaluation of user acceptance
- Smart Energy Bench
- Outdoor Climate Emulation Test Bench
- Climate Chamber for Room Control and Thermal Comfort
- System Components: Heat Pumps, CHP Units, Thermal and Electrical Storage Systems
- Evaluation and operation of innovative control strategies (e.g., MPC)
- Streamlined system testing procedures on the Smart Energy Bench
- Emulation of drinking water treatment
- Modeling and validation of system components
- Assessment of thermal comfort and indoor air quality
