Martin Kozek

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Vienna University of Technology

Austria

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Martin Kozek is a University Professor at the Vienna University of Technology, Austria. His research interests include transport systems, control engineering, and energy management, as evidenced by his recent publications on topics such as modal split frameworks, dual fluidized bed gasification, and decentralized model predictive control. He also focuses on refrigeration systems, contributing to advancements in fault detection, sizing simulations, and energy management strategies.

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2022

TU Wien

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Articles (12)

Model predictive control of a dual fluidized bed gasification plant

A framework for modal split and implications on transport growth and travel time savings

Simulation-Based Sizing of a Secondary Loop Cooling System for a Refrigerated Vehicle

Agent-Based Decentralized Model Predictive Control for Plants With Multiple Identical Actuators

Control-oriented hybrid model of a small-scale refrigerated truck chamber

Dynamic modeling of dual fluidized bed steam gasification for control design

Model-based energy management systems: Weighting of multiobjective functions using the Volatile Energy Prices Scalarization (VEPS)

Fault detection and isolation for a secondary loop refrigeration system

Intensive care unit occupancy predictions in the COVID-19 pandemic based on age-structured modelling and differential flatness

Distributed hierarchical control for multiple refrigeration units

Energy management for thermal batch processes with temporarily available energy sources- Laboratory experiments

Hybrid model-based online estimation of air temperature in mobile small-scale cooling chambers

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Lukas Stanger

Zhang Peng Du

Florian Benedikt

Agnes Poks

Markus Fallmann

Alexander Bartik

Andreas Wurzinger

Karl-Wilhelm Schenzel

Christoph Hametner

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