Behzad Rismanchi

Senior Lecturer

University of Melbourne

Australia

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Dr. Behzad Rismanchi is a Senior Lecturer at The University of Melbourne, Australia. His research focuses on sustainability assessments, energy optimization, and innovative control systems, as evidenced by his recent publications. He has explored topics such as life cycle sustainability in prefabricated buildings and the decarbonization of urban water and electricity networks.

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Robert Crawford

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA

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Wenyan Wu

department of medicine university of melbourne melbourne victoria australia

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Jiayu Yao

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University of Melbourne

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Kristian Gjoka

University of Melbourne

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Lu Aye

Professor of Energy Engineering

University of Melbourne

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Greg Foliente

University of Melbourne

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Angus Ross Simpson

Emeritus Professor

University of Adelaide

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Articles (20)

Towards sustainable urban energy solutions: A multi-dimensional assessment framework for fifth-generation district heating and cooling systems

Dynamic and Circular Life Cycle Sustainability Assessments (DC-LCSAs) for prefabricated buildings: A systematic review and conceptual model

Operation optimisation of micro pumped storage for decarbonisation of water and electricity distribution network in urban areas

Nonlinearity in thermal comfort-based control systems: A systematic review

Comparing the life cycle costs of a traditional and a smart HVAC control system for Australian office buildings

A comparative life cycle assessment of fifth-generation district heating and cooling systems

Renewable energy allocation in Multi-Owned Buildings for Sustainable Transition: A novel Evidence-Based Decision-Making framework

Co-Design of Water Distribution Systems with Behind-the-Meter Solar

Eco-economic comparison of batteries and pumped-hydro systems at the micro scale in buildings

Energy consumption of high-rise double skin façade buildings, a machine learning analysis

Efficient HVAC system identification using Koopman operator and machine learning for thermal comfort optimisation

A model for energy master planning and resilience assessment of net-zero emissions community

Thermal and energy performance evaluation of a full-scale test cabin equipped with PCM embedded radiant chilled ceiling

Scenario-based analysis of future life cycle energy trajectories in residential buildings-A case study of inner Melbourne

Application of Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) in Net-Zero Energy Buildings (NZEBs)

Supporting decision-makers in estimating irrigation demand for urban street trees

Adoption of Renewable Energy Systems in common properties of multi-owned buildings: Introduction of ‘Energy Entitlement’

Wall Insulation Materials in Different Climate Zones: A Review on Challenges and Opportunities of Available Alternatives

Fifth-generation district heating and cooling systems: A review of recent advancements and implementation barriers

Validations of a double U-tube borehole model and a seasonal solar thermal energy storage system model

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Robert Crawford

Wenyan Wu

Jiayu Yao

Kristian Gjoka

Lu Aye

Greg Foliente

Angus Ross Simpson

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