Travis Horton

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Purdue University

United States

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Travis Horton is a Professor at Purdue University West Lafayette in the United States. His research encompasses areas such as energy-efficient building design, radiative cooling technologies, and the optimization of residential heating and cooling systems. Recent articles authored by Professor Horton highlight advancements in dynamic modeling frameworks for heat pumps, methodologies for testing residential HVAC systems, and the impacts of radiative cooling paints on energy efficiency and climate mitigation.

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Andres Arrieta

Associate Professor

Purdue University

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Xiangyu Li

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University of Tennessee

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Impacts of radiative cooling paints for CO2 reduction and global warming mitigation

Development of Building Design Optimization Methodology: Residential Building Applications

Energy-efficient defrosting of heat exchanger fins with embedded negative stiffness structures

Development and validation of a dynamic modeling framework for air-source heat pumps under cycling of frosting and reverse-cycle defrosting

Comparisons of load-based and AHRI 210/240 testing and rating for residential heat pumps

Laboratory load-based testing and performance rating of residential heat pumps in heating mode

Validation of load based testing methodology for residential air conditioners and heat pumps

Concentrated radiative cooling

Energy savings of radiative cooling paints applied to residential buildings

Semi-empirical mapping method for energy recovery wheel performance simulation

A methodology for mapping the performance of variable-speed residential cooling equipment using load-based testing

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Andres Arrieta

Xiangyu Li

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