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Project

Model Predictive Control and Innovative System Integration van GEOTABS in Hybrid lage rang Thermal Energy Systems - Hybrid MPC GEOTABS

Publicaties

To be or not to be a hybridGEOTABS : energy performance of hybridGEOTABS buildings in the EU

Rana MahmoudMohsen SharifiEline HimpeJelle Laverge

Renewable and storage-integrated systems to supply comfort in buildings : pre-design and control for hybridGEOTABS projects

Wim BoydensLieve HelsenBjarne W. OlesenLukas FerklJelle Laverge

Environmental impact assessment of hybridGEOTABS system on the EU building stock based on dynamic modelling

Rana MahmoudMohsen SharifiEline HimpeJelle Laverge

Model and validation of a multi-family building ‘Haus M’ using modelica

Josué Borrajo BasteroEline HimpeMartin MénardAnne CaminadeJelle Laverge

Integrated sizing methodology for a hybridGEOTABS building

Mohsen SharifiRana MahmoudEline HimpeJelle Laverge

Estimation of load duration curves from general building data in the building stock using dynamic BES-models

Rana MahmoudMohsen SharifiEline HimpeMarc DelghustJelle Laverge

Interaction of GEOTABS and secondary heating and cooling systems in hybridGEOTABS buildings : towards a sizing methodology

Mohsen SharifiRana MahmoudEline HimpeJelle Laverge

hybridGEOTABS project : MPC for controlling the power of the ground by integration

Filip JorissenEline HimpeDamien PicardTiziana BusoJelle LavergeWim BoydensLieve Helsen

A4 Artikel in een tijdschrift in REHVA JOURNAL

GEOTABS concept and design : state-of-the-art, challenges and solutions

Eline HimpeMichel VercautereWim BoydensLieve HelsenJelle Laverge

hybrid GEOTABS with MPC : Design, Optimisation and Validation

Eline HimpeRana MahmoudMarc DelghustJelle Laverge