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- 2015
- Heat, air and moisture transport modelling in ventilated cavity walls
- Experimental study of small diameter fibres as wick material for capillary-driven heat pipes
- 2014
- Comprehensive model of a single screw expander for ORC-systems
- Simulation of an aluminum foam heat exchanger using the volume averaging technique
- Thermal influence of non-uniform inlet flow conditions for a commercial plate fin heat exchanger
- Multi-objective optimization of a low-temperature transcritical organic Rankine cycle for waste heat recovery
- Fin efficiency and the optimisation of X-shaped louvered fins
- The use of a zonal model to calculate the stratification in a large building
- Exergy analysis of zeotropic mixtures as working fluids in Organic Rankine Cycles
- Capacitance sensor measurements of upward and downward two-phase flow in vertical return bends
- Evaluation of the thermal hydraulic performance of round tube metal foam heat exchangers for HVAC applications
- Thermal performance study of finned foam heat sinks and the effect of painting and inclination angle in natural convective heat transfer
- On the coupling of a zonal model with a BES model for predicting vertical temperature distribution
- Analysis of two-phase flow behaviour in a sharp return bend using capacitive measurements
- Comparison of a single-screw and a scroll expander under part-load conditions for low-grade heat recovery ORC systems
- Geometry-based modeling of single screw expander for organic rankine cycle systems in low-grade heat recovery
- On the coupling of a zonal model with a multizone building energy simulation model
- Influence of porosity and pore density on the thermal and hydraulic performance of metal foam heat exchangers
- Heat transfer in horizontal tubes at supercritical pressures for organic rankine cycle applications
- Biomass Conversion Technologies for Countries with Low Biomass Production Potential