Peter John Bourne-Webb

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Universidade de Lisboa Instituto Superior Técnico

Portugal

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Peter John Bourne-Webb is an Auxiliary Professor at Universidade de Lisboa Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal. His research interests include the behavior of thermally-activated piles, renewable energy systems, and thermal response testing. He has contributed to recent publications focusing on the interactions between soil-structure interfaces, climate change impacts on heating and cooling systems, and the efficiency of geothermal energy solutions for sustainable building climatization.

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Teresa M Bodas Freitas

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Universidade de Lisboa Instituto Superior Técnico

PORTUGAL

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Hussein Mroueh

Université de Lille

FRANCE

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DONATELLA VALERIA STERPI

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Politecnico di Torino

ITALY

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David Taborda

Imperial College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Diana Salciarini

University of Perugia

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Temperature dependence of soil-structure interface behaviour in the context of thermally-activated piles: A review

Small-scale physical modelling of vertically loaded, cyclically thermally-activated helical piles

The Implementation and Comparison of Conventional and Enhanced Borehole Thermal Response Tests: A Case Study

The influence of geometry on the heat exchange potential of embedded planar retaining walls with seasonally-balanced thermal load

A Numerical Study of the Behavior of Micropile Foundations under Cyclic Thermal Loading

An assessment of the potential effect of climate change on renewable hybrid heating and cooling systems

A practical heat of hydration model for concrete curing for geotechnical applications

The influence of initial shaft resistance mobilisation in the response of seasonally, thermally-activated pile foundations in granular media

Discussion on “Providing renewable cooling in an office building with a Ground–Source heat pump system hybridized with natural ventilation & personal comfort systems”, energy and buildings 261 (2022), 111,982

Providing renewable cooling in an office building with a Ground–Source heat pump system hybridized with natural ventilation & personal comfort systems

A critical review on the current knowledge of geothermal energy piles to sustainably climatize buildings

Discussion: Synthesis of a benchmark exercise for geotechnical analysis of a thermoactive pile

Editorial: Linear infrastructure and slopes

Thermal performance of seasonally, thermally-activated floating pile foundations in a cohesive medium

Transient thermal response of a thermally activated pile during a long-term maintained load test at Lambeth College, London

On the resistance to heat flow across soil-structure interfaces

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Teresa M Bodas Freitas

Hussein Mroueh

DONATELLA VALERIA STERPI

David Taborda

Diana Salciarini

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Articles (16)

Temperature dependence of soil-structure interface behaviour in the context of thermally-activated piles: A review

Small-scale physical modelling of vertically loaded, cyclically thermally-activated helical piles

The Implementation and Comparison of Conventional and Enhanced Borehole Thermal Response Tests: A Case Study

The influence of geometry on the heat exchange potential of embedded planar retaining walls with seasonally-balanced thermal load

A Numerical Study of the Behavior of Micropile Foundations under Cyclic Thermal Loading

An assessment of the potential effect of climate change on renewable hybrid heating and cooling systems

A practical heat of hydration model for concrete curing for geotechnical applications

The influence of initial shaft resistance mobilisation in the response of seasonally, thermally-activated pile foundations in granular media

Discussion on “Providing renewable cooling in an office building with a Ground–Source heat pump system hybridized with natural ventilation &amp; personal comfort systems”, energy and buildings 261 (2022), 111,982

Providing renewable cooling in an office building with a Ground–Source heat pump system hybridized with natural ventilation &amp; personal comfort systems

A critical review on the current knowledge of geothermal energy piles to sustainably climatize buildings

Discussion: Synthesis of a benchmark exercise for geotechnical analysis of a thermoactive pile

Editorial: Linear infrastructure and slopes

Thermal performance of seasonally, thermally-activated floating pile foundations in a cohesive medium

Transient thermal response of a thermally activated pile during a long-term maintained load test at Lambeth College, London

On the resistance to heat flow across soil-structure interfaces

Collaborators (5)

Teresa M Bodas Freitas

Hussein Mroueh

DONATELLA VALERIA STERPI

David Taborda

Diana Salciarini

Make your next move.

Discussion on “Providing renewable cooling in an office building with a Ground–Source heat pump system hybridized with natural ventilation & personal comfort systems”, energy and buildings 261 (2022), 111,982

Providing renewable cooling in an office building with a Ground–Source heat pump system hybridized with natural ventilation & personal comfort systems