Christoph Trinkl

Head of Institute

Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt

Germany

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Christoph Trinkl is the Head of Institute at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt in Germany. His research areas include the experimental analysis of heat pump systems, multi-objective design optimization for renewable energy technologies, and the statistical assessment of solar thermal collectors. He has published extensively on topics such as cost-effective energy solutions and sustainable community development through renewable energies.

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Experimental analysis of parallel operation of two heat sources in a dual-source heat pump incorporating two compressors

Towards maximum cost-effectiveness: multi-objective design optimisation of insulating glass flat-plate collectors

PV-Optimized Heat Pump Control in Multi-Family Buildings Using a Reinforcement Learning Approach

Statistical analysis of solar thermal collectors in the Solar Keymark Database

Technical and economic analysis of digitally controlled substations in local district heating networks

Effect of argon concentration on thermal efficiency of gas-filled insulating glass flat-plate collectors

Assessment of Conservation Voltage Reduction in Distribution Networks with Voltage Regulating Distribution Transformers

Operational Experiences with a Temperature-Variable District Heating Network for a Rural Community

Towards Sustainable Community Development through Renewable Energies in Kyrgyzstan: A Detailed Assessment and Outlook

Component-based modeling of ground-coupled seasonal thermal energy storages

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