Daniele Testi

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University of Pisa

Italy

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Daniele Testi is a Full Professor at the University of Pisa in Italy. His research primarily focuses on energy systems, particularly in the areas of thermal storage modeling, energy efficiency, and demand response strategies. He has published extensively on topics such as hybrid heat pumps, energy performance in the glass industry, and building energy requirements estimation. Professor Testi's work aims to enhance energy efficiency and performance across various applications within the field.

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Articles (17)

How thermal storage modeling affects integrated energy systems simulation: Lumped vs. stratified models under fast and high-capacity thermal loads

Improving energy efficiency through forecast-driven control in hybrid heat pumps

Behavioral flexibility in demand response: A comparison of energy communities and individual prosumers based on real consumption and flexibility data

Are energy community members more flexible than individual prosumers? Evidence from a serious game

Status and prospects of energy efficiency in the glass industry: Measuring, assessing and improving energy performance

A simplified dynamic tool for building heating and cooling energy requirements estimation on a daily time scale

Evaluation by Liquid Crystal Thermography of Transient Surface Temperature Distribution in Radiant Floor Cooling Applications and Assessment of Analytical and Numerical Models

Energy efficiency in shared buildings: Quantification of the potential at multiple scales

Energy Indicators for Enabling Energy Transition in Industry

Radiant Floor Cooling Systems: A Critical Review of Modeling Methods

Substitution of heating systems in the Italian buildings panorama and potential for energy, environmental and economic efficiency improvement

An integrated framework for energy performance improvement in manufacturing: From mapping to optimization

A method for optimal operation of HVAC with heat pumps for reducing the energy demand of large-scale non residential buildings

HVAC Energy Saving Strategies for Public Buildings Based on Heat Pumps and Demand Controlled Ventilation

Energy Intensity Reduction in Large-Scale Non-Residential Buildings by Dynamic Control of HVAC with Heat Pumps

Optimal Operation of Low-Capacity Heat Pump Systems for Residential Buildings through Thermal Energy Storage

Multi-Objective Optimization of HVAC Operation for Balancing Energy Use and Occupant Comfort in Educational Buildings

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TOMMASO LUZZATI

NICOLA SALVATI

Alessandro FRANCO

CARLO BARTOLI

Paolo Conti

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