Vittorio Verda

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Politecnico di Torino

Italy

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Vittorio Verda is an Associate Professor at Politecnico di Torino in Italy. His research focuses on innovative solutions in district heating and cooling systems, as well as advancements in thermochemical energy storage and simulation capabilities for fire scenarios. Recent articles include works on modular co-simulation platforms, optimization of heat storage configurations, and methodologies for automatic fouling detection.

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Adriano Sciacovelli

Associate professor (Senior Lecturer)

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Edoardo Patti

Polytechnic University of Turin

ITALY

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Articles (8)

A Modular Co-Simulation Platform for Comparing Flexibility Solutions in District Heating Under Variable Operating Conditions

Expanding the FDS Simulation Capabilities to Fire Tunnel Scenarios Through a Novel Multi-scale Model

Maximization of performance in multi-tube latent heat storage – Optimization of fins topology, effect of materials selection and flow arrangements

Optimal Configuration of Power-to-Cool Technology in District Cooling Systems

Analysis and optimization of the design parameters of a district groundwater heat pump system in Turin, Italy

Integration of thermochemical energy storage in concentrated solar power. Part 1: Energy and economic analysis/optimization

Integration of thermochemical energy storage in concentrated solar power. Part 2: Comprehensive optimization of supercritical CO2 power block

Automatic fouling detection in district heating substations: Methodology and tests

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Adriano Sciacovelli

Edoardo Patti

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