Giorgio FICCO

Associate Professor

Italy

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Giorgio Ficco is an Associate Professor at the University of Cassino in Italy. His research focuses on advanced measurement and characterization techniques in energy systems, with recent articles addressing topics such as the impact of hydrogen on gas measurement accuracy and innovative methods for assessing air leakages in HVAC systems. He is also involved in the development of models for monitoring energy consumption and the reliability of gas flow sensors.

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Marco Dell'Isola

Full Professor

Università degli Studi di Cassino e del Lazio Meridionale

ITALY

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Fabio Petruzziello

University of Salerno

ITALY

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Michele Grimaldi

ITALY

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Angelo Maiorino

Associate Professor

University of Salerno

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Andrea Frattolillo

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University of Cagliari

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Giorgio FICCO

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Articles (12)

High-resolution characterisation of the surface moisture sensor

Impact of Hydrogen-Enriched Natural Gas on the Accuracy of Odorant Measurements

A novel model to detect abnormal thermal energy consumption in existing buildings with limited metering infrastructure

Effect of hydrogen blending on the accuracy of smart gas meters

Reliability of Domestic Gas Flow Sensors with Hydrogen Admixtures

Proposal of a new method for the characterization and operational air leakages assessment in HVAC systems

Green hydrogen for energy storage and natural gas system decarbonization: An Italian case study

On the Use of Ultrasonic Flowmeters for Cooling Energy Metering and Sub-Metering in Direct Expansion Systems

On the Reliability of Temperature Measurements in Natural Gas Pipelines

Effect of flow-rate measurement accuracy on unaccounted for gas in transmission networks

Development of a Hydrogen Valley for Exploitation of Green Hydrogen in Central Italy

Analysis of Delta In-Out of natural gas distribution networks

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Marco Dell'Isola

Fabio Petruzziello

Michele Grimaldi

Angelo Maiorino

Andrea Frattolillo

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