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Initial Sea Trails of the DEXA D05 Wave Energy Converter
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Book 2012 Denmark Publisher:Department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University
Authors: Lavelle, John; Kofoed, Jens Peter;
This report presents an analysis of sensors data leading to an initial assessment of the power performance from sea trails of the DEXA D05 Wave Energy Converter (WEC). The sea trails where performed approx. 1 nautical mile offshore from Hanstholm, Denmark during 2011. The converter was 1:5 scale model of the planned full scale DEXA WEC with a hydraulic Power Take Off (PTO). The converter had sensors to measure mooring forces, motions, as well as pressure and displacement sensors in the PTOs. The report gives the calculated power production efficiency and an analysis of the mooring forces. The DEXA D05 WEC was built, deployed and operated by the client DEXAWAVE ApS and the analysis of the sensor data, given here, has been carried out by John Lavelle under supervision by Jens Peter Kofoed in the Wave Energy Research Group at the department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University (AAU).
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Initial Sea Trails of the DEXA D05 Wave Energy Converter
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This report presents an analysis of sensors data leading to an initial assessment of the power performance from sea trails of the DEXA D05 Wave Energy Converter (WEC). The sea trails where performed approx. 1 nautical mile offshore from Hanstholm, Denmark during 2011. The converter was 1:5 scale model of the planned full scale DEXA WEC with a hydraulic Power Take Off (PTO). The converter had sensors to measure mooring forces, motions, as well as pressure and displacement sensors in the PTOs. The report gives the calculated power production efficiency and an analysis of the mooring forces. The DEXA D05 WEC was built, deployed and operated by the client DEXAWAVE ApS and the analysis of the sensor data, given here, has been carried out by John Lavelle under supervision by Jens Peter Kofoed in the Wave Energy Research Group at the department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University (AAU).
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Description of the reference and the control‐oriented wind farm models
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Project deliverable , Other literature type , Conference object , Article 2018Publisher:ZenodoFunded by:EC | CL-Windcon
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Authors: Doekemeijer, Bart; Bossanyi, Ervin; Kanev, Stoyan; Bot, E.T.G.; +16 Authors
Doekemeijer, Bart; Bossanyi, Ervin; Kanev, Stoyan; Bot, E.T.G.; Elorza, Iker; Campagnolo, Filippo; Fortes‐Plaza, A; Schreiber, J; Eguinoa‐Erdozain, Irene; Gomez‐Iradi, Sugoi; Astrain‐Juangarcia, David; Cantero‐Nouqueret, Elena; Irigoyen‐Martinez, Uxue; Fernandes‐ Correia, Pedro; Benito-Cia, Pablo; Kern, Stefan; Kim, Y; Raach, Steffen; Knudsen, Torben; Schito, Paolo;
doi: 10.5281/zenodo.3462439 , 10.5281/zenodo.3462440
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A key topic of the European CL‐Windcon project, and specifically WP1 of the project, is the accurate modelling of wind turbine and wind farm dynamics at a varying range of fidelities. Hence, this document describes the different numerical models employed throughout the project and presents their arrangement and fidelity classification based on the different capabilities, limitations and complexity of their underlying physics. The description of the four categories selected: steady‐state models, control‐oriented dynamical models, medium‐fidelity simulation models, and high‐fidelity simulation models is included and discussed in the document.
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Description of the reference and the control‐oriented wind farm models
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Authors: Doekemeijer, Bart; Bossanyi, Ervin; Kanev, Stoyan; Bot, E.T.G.; +16 Authors
Doekemeijer, Bart; Bossanyi, Ervin; Kanev, Stoyan; Bot, E.T.G.; Elorza, Iker; Campagnolo, Filippo; Fortes‐Plaza, A; Schreiber, J; Eguinoa‐Erdozain, Irene; Gomez‐Iradi, Sugoi; Astrain‐Juangarcia, David; Cantero‐Nouqueret, Elena; Irigoyen‐Martinez, Uxue; Fernandes‐ Correia, Pedro; Benito-Cia, Pablo; Kern, Stefan; Kim, Y; Raach, Steffen; Knudsen, Torben; Schito, Paolo;
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UPWARDS newsletter from March 2022
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Clean and Efficient MicroCHCP by Micro Turbine-based Hybrid Systems: the Fit4Micro Project
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other literature type 2023Publisher:ETA-Florence Renewable Energies
Authors: Capaccioli, Stefano; Delanaye, Michel; Rehman, Danish; Ridolfi, Teresa; +14 Authors
Capaccioli, Stefano; Delanaye, Michel; Rehman, Danish; Ridolfi, Teresa; Bjørn Aaen, Sara; Løkke, Soren; Leijenhorst, Evert; van de Beld, Bert; Korteweg, Hans; Tudoroiu, Alexandra; Baghernejead, Ali; De Paepe, Ward; Hermann, Ralph; Nonnen, T.; Füldner, Gerrit; Velte, Andreas; Ramaswamy, S.; Harboe-Minwegen, Siri;
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The main aim of the Horizon Europe Fit4Micro Project is to develop a microCHCP unit running on sustainable liquid biofuels. The application of this unit is foreseen at multi-family houses and at remote or off-grid locations. This technology will lead to very high electrical efficiencies (>40%) and a flexible heat/power ratio. Moreover, the usage of a truly advanced and RED II compliant biofuel will guarantee a high GHG emission reduction. This flexible hybrid energy system is based on a double-shaft micro gas turbine (mGT) combined with a novel humidification unit, and will be able to provide renewable heating, cooling and power production, mainly for domestic usage. The Fit4Micro solution contributes to make Europe the first enabled circular, climate-neutral and sustainable economy. Proceedings of the 31st European Biomass Conference and Exhibition, 5-8 June 2023, Bologna, Italy, pp. 514-516
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IEA Annex 36 Retrofitting of educational buildings:Case study reports
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Dynamisk varmeregnskab i almene boliger
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Authors: Gunnarsen, Lars; Hjerrild Smedemark, Signe; Bonderup, Sirid;
This report presents the concept of ‘Dynamic Heating Accounts' in the context of social housing in Denmark.The Danish National Building Foundation has funded a project to test whether and how Dynamic Heating Accounts can be used in social housing. As part of the project, the Foundation wish to share the preliminary results with California Environmental Protection Agency, CalEPA.The report covers the principle behind, a thorough description of the methods for defining the specifications for temperature, relative humidity and CO2, as well as the framework for dividing the heating costs among the apartments.
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This report presents the concept of ‘Dynamic Heating Accounts' in the context of social housing in Denmark.The Danish National Building Foundation has funded a project to test whether and how Dynamic Heating Accounts can be used in social housing. As part of the project, the Foundation wish to share the preliminary results with California Environmental Protection Agency, CalEPA.The report covers the principle behind, a thorough description of the methods for defining the specifications for temperature, relative humidity and CO2, as well as the framework for dividing the heating costs among the apartments.
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Measurements of Energy Performance and Indoor Environmental Quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses:a case study
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The paper describes the first results from a large Danish project regarding measurements of energy performance and indoor environmental quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses. The project includes both qualitative and quantitative analyses. This paper describes the first results from the quantitative part.The house considered in this paper has an air change rate (ACR) of 0.34 h-1 and the results from the first few months of measurements show excellent results when relative humidity (RH) and CO2-levels are considered. When the temperatures are assessed problems with slight overheating are found. One of the main reasons for this is the low solar angles during spring combined with the lack of solar shading and a low ACR. Solar shading and increased ventilation should be able so solve the problem. The energy consumption for room heating show a very low consumption as expected whereas the energy used for heating domestic hot water is very similar to conventional houses. The paper describes the first results from a large Danish project regarding measurements of energy performance and indoor environmental quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses. The project includes both qualitative and quantitative analyses. This paper describes the first results from the quantitative part.The house considered in this paper has an air change rate (ACR) of 0.34 h-1 and the results from the first few months of measurements show excellent results when relative humidity (RH) and CO2-levels are considered. When the temperatures are assessed problems with slight overheating are found. One of the main reasons for this is the low solar angles during spring combined with the lack of solar shading and a low ACR. Solar shading and increased ventilation should be able so solve the problem. The energy consumption for room heating show a very low consumption as expected whereas the energy used for heating domestic hot water is very similar to conventional houses.
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Measurements of Energy Performance and Indoor Environmental Quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses:a case study
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The paper describes the first results from a large Danish project regarding measurements of energy performance and indoor environmental quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses. The project includes both qualitative and quantitative analyses. This paper describes the first results from the quantitative part.The house considered in this paper has an air change rate (ACR) of 0.34 h-1 and the results from the first few months of measurements show excellent results when relative humidity (RH) and CO2-levels are considered. When the temperatures are assessed problems with slight overheating are found. One of the main reasons for this is the low solar angles during spring combined with the lack of solar shading and a low ACR. Solar shading and increased ventilation should be able so solve the problem. The energy consumption for room heating show a very low consumption as expected whereas the energy used for heating domestic hot water is very similar to conventional houses. The paper describes the first results from a large Danish project regarding measurements of energy performance and indoor environmental quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses. The project includes both qualitative and quantitative analyses. This paper describes the first results from the quantitative part.The house considered in this paper has an air change rate (ACR) of 0.34 h-1 and the results from the first few months of measurements show excellent results when relative humidity (RH) and CO2-levels are considered. When the temperatures are assessed problems with slight overheating are found. One of the main reasons for this is the low solar angles during spring combined with the lack of solar shading and a low ACR. Solar shading and increased ventilation should be able so solve the problem. The energy consumption for room heating show a very low consumption as expected whereas the energy used for heating domestic hot water is very similar to conventional houses.
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Leaving no one behind:A glimpse into the state of adoption of the sustainable development goals in the Danish construction industry
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Authors: Gade, Anne Nørkjær; Larsen, Tine Steen; Selman, Aysar Dawod;
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) presented in the 2030 Agenda by the United Nations in 2015 provide an ambitious, global framework for sustainable development. The construction industry holds great potential for contributing to achieving the goals towards 2030. This study investigates the current state of implementation of the SDGs within the Danish construction industry, both on a strategic and project specific level. It provides insights into the barriers for implementation. A survey was distributed to actors within the construction industry and responded by 54 people, involving architects, engineers, building owners, contractors, suppliers and manufacturers, along with academic experts. The results indicate that 90% agree that the SDGs can add value to construction project, and 79% had implemented the SDGs on a strategic level. 45% had worked with the SDGs on a project level, where the goals 7 (clean and affordable energy), 12 (responsible consumption) and 13 (climate action) were most often applied. The main barriers to implementing the SDGs were a lack of measurability, time, and resources. The prioritization of goals was discussed in the light of previous research. This study provides valuable insights into the current state of implementation of the SDGs in the Danish construction industry and points towards the following directions for future research: 1) further development of tools and methods to support the actors within the construction industry, especially focusing on measurability and prioritization, 2) indepth investigation of the state of implementation of the SDGs for the different actors within the construction industry, and, lastly, 3) further studies on the challenges and barriers for implementing the goals within the construction industry.
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The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) presented in the 2030 Agenda by the United Nations in 2015 provide an ambitious, global framework for sustainable development. The construction industry holds great potential for contributing to achieving the goals towards 2030. This study investigates the current state of implementation of the SDGs within the Danish construction industry, both on a strategic and project specific level. It provides insights into the barriers for implementation. A survey was distributed to actors within the construction industry and responded by 54 people, involving architects, engineers, building owners, contractors, suppliers and manufacturers, along with academic experts. The results indicate that 90% agree that the SDGs can add value to construction project, and 79% had implemented the SDGs on a strategic level. 45% had worked with the SDGs on a project level, where the goals 7 (clean and affordable energy), 12 (responsible consumption) and 13 (climate action) were most often applied. The main barriers to implementing the SDGs were a lack of measurability, time, and resources. The prioritization of goals was discussed in the light of previous research. This study provides valuable insights into the current state of implementation of the SDGs in the Danish construction industry and points towards the following directions for future research: 1) further development of tools and methods to support the actors within the construction industry, especially focusing on measurability and prioritization, 2) indepth investigation of the state of implementation of the SDGs for the different actors within the construction industry, and, lastly, 3) further studies on the challenges and barriers for implementing the goals within the construction industry.
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The hydrodynamics of air-filled bags for wave energy conversion
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Greaves, Deborah; Hann, Martyn; Kurniawan, Adi; Chaplin, John; Farley, Francis;
The search for an economic means to harness energy from ocean waves continues. This paper aims to summarise the findings from our recent studies of novel wave energy devices in which flexible, deformable structures are used in place of conventional rigid structures. The devices utilise a flexible air-filled bag to capture energy from the waves and three different configurations are compared. In each of the three device configurations, expansion and contraction of the bag in waves create a reciprocating air flow via a turbine between the bag and another volume. The bags are all in the form of a fabric encased within an array of longitudinal tendons. In the first configuration, the bag is floating and ballasted such that it pierces the free surface. In the second configuration, the bag is completely submerged and connected at its top to a rigid float and at its bottom to a weight. In the third configuration, the bag is fixed at its bottom and free at the top. A series of tests at approximately 1:20 scale in the laboratory was conducted to investigate the static behaviour of the bags in still water and their dynamic response in waves. Numerical models are developed for each configuration and the predictions agree closely with measurements. Both reveal some interesting properties that are distinct from one device configuration to another.
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Greaves, Deborah; Hann, Martyn; Kurniawan, Adi; Chaplin, John; Farley, Francis;
The search for an economic means to harness energy from ocean waves continues. This paper aims to summarise the findings from our recent studies of novel wave energy devices in which flexible, deformable structures are used in place of conventional rigid structures. The devices utilise a flexible air-filled bag to capture energy from the waves and three different configurations are compared. In each of the three device configurations, expansion and contraction of the bag in waves create a reciprocating air flow via a turbine between the bag and another volume. The bags are all in the form of a fabric encased within an array of longitudinal tendons. In the first configuration, the bag is floating and ballasted such that it pierces the free surface. In the second configuration, the bag is completely submerged and connected at its top to a rigid float and at its bottom to a weight. In the third configuration, the bag is fixed at its bottom and free at the top. A series of tests at approximately 1:20 scale in the laboratory was conducted to investigate the static behaviour of the bags in still water and their dynamic response in waves. Numerical models are developed for each configuration and the predictions agree closely with measurements. Both reveal some interesting properties that are distinct from one device configuration to another.
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Sustainable Development using renewable energy systems
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Initial Sea Trails of the DEXA D05 Wave Energy Converter
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Book 2012 Denmark Publisher:Department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University
Authors: Lavelle, John; Kofoed, Jens Peter;
This report presents an analysis of sensors data leading to an initial assessment of the power performance from sea trails of the DEXA D05 Wave Energy Converter (WEC). The sea trails where performed approx. 1 nautical mile offshore from Hanstholm, Denmark during 2011. The converter was 1:5 scale model of the planned full scale DEXA WEC with a hydraulic Power Take Off (PTO). The converter had sensors to measure mooring forces, motions, as well as pressure and displacement sensors in the PTOs. The report gives the calculated power production efficiency and an analysis of the mooring forces. The DEXA D05 WEC was built, deployed and operated by the client DEXAWAVE ApS and the analysis of the sensor data, given here, has been carried out by John Lavelle under supervision by Jens Peter Kofoed in the Wave Energy Research Group at the department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University (AAU).
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Initial Sea Trails of the DEXA D05 Wave Energy Converter
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This report presents an analysis of sensors data leading to an initial assessment of the power performance from sea trails of the DEXA D05 Wave Energy Converter (WEC). The sea trails where performed approx. 1 nautical mile offshore from Hanstholm, Denmark during 2011. The converter was 1:5 scale model of the planned full scale DEXA WEC with a hydraulic Power Take Off (PTO). The converter had sensors to measure mooring forces, motions, as well as pressure and displacement sensors in the PTOs. The report gives the calculated power production efficiency and an analysis of the mooring forces. The DEXA D05 WEC was built, deployed and operated by the client DEXAWAVE ApS and the analysis of the sensor data, given here, has been carried out by John Lavelle under supervision by Jens Peter Kofoed in the Wave Energy Research Group at the department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University (AAU).
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Description of the reference and the control‐oriented wind farm models
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Project deliverable , Other literature type , Conference object , Article 2018Publisher:ZenodoFunded by:EC | CL-Windcon
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Authors: Doekemeijer, Bart; Bossanyi, Ervin; Kanev, Stoyan; Bot, E.T.G.; +16 Authors
Doekemeijer, Bart; Bossanyi, Ervin; Kanev, Stoyan; Bot, E.T.G.; Elorza, Iker; Campagnolo, Filippo; Fortes‐Plaza, A; Schreiber, J; Eguinoa‐Erdozain, Irene; Gomez‐Iradi, Sugoi; Astrain‐Juangarcia, David; Cantero‐Nouqueret, Elena; Irigoyen‐Martinez, Uxue; Fernandes‐ Correia, Pedro; Benito-Cia, Pablo; Kern, Stefan; Kim, Y; Raach, Steffen; Knudsen, Torben; Schito, Paolo;
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A key topic of the European CL‐Windcon project, and specifically WP1 of the project, is the accurate modelling of wind turbine and wind farm dynamics at a varying range of fidelities. Hence, this document describes the different numerical models employed throughout the project and presents their arrangement and fidelity classification based on the different capabilities, limitations and complexity of their underlying physics. The description of the four categories selected: steady‐state models, control‐oriented dynamical models, medium‐fidelity simulation models, and high‐fidelity simulation models is included and discussed in the document.
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Description of the reference and the control‐oriented wind farm models
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Authors: Doekemeijer, Bart; Bossanyi, Ervin; Kanev, Stoyan; Bot, E.T.G.; +16 Authors
Doekemeijer, Bart; Bossanyi, Ervin; Kanev, Stoyan; Bot, E.T.G.; Elorza, Iker; Campagnolo, Filippo; Fortes‐Plaza, A; Schreiber, J; Eguinoa‐Erdozain, Irene; Gomez‐Iradi, Sugoi; Astrain‐Juangarcia, David; Cantero‐Nouqueret, Elena; Irigoyen‐Martinez, Uxue; Fernandes‐ Correia, Pedro; Benito-Cia, Pablo; Kern, Stefan; Kim, Y; Raach, Steffen; Knudsen, Torben; Schito, Paolo;
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A key topic of the European CL‐Windcon project, and specifically WP1 of the project, is the accurate modelling of wind turbine and wind farm dynamics at a varying range of fidelities. Hence, this document describes the different numerical models employed throughout the project and presents their arrangement and fidelity classification based on the different capabilities, limitations and complexity of their underlying physics. The description of the four categories selected: steady‐state models, control‐oriented dynamical models, medium‐fidelity simulation models, and high‐fidelity simulation models is included and discussed in the document.
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UPWARDS newsletter from March 2022
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Clean and Efficient MicroCHCP by Micro Turbine-based Hybrid Systems: the Fit4Micro Project
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other literature type 2023Publisher:ETA-Florence Renewable Energies
Authors: Capaccioli, Stefano; Delanaye, Michel; Rehman, Danish; Ridolfi, Teresa; +14 Authors
Capaccioli, Stefano; Delanaye, Michel; Rehman, Danish; Ridolfi, Teresa; Bjørn Aaen, Sara; Løkke, Soren; Leijenhorst, Evert; van de Beld, Bert; Korteweg, Hans; Tudoroiu, Alexandra; Baghernejead, Ali; De Paepe, Ward; Hermann, Ralph; Nonnen, T.; Füldner, Gerrit; Velte, Andreas; Ramaswamy, S.; Harboe-Minwegen, Siri;
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The main aim of the Horizon Europe Fit4Micro Project is to develop a microCHCP unit running on sustainable liquid biofuels. The application of this unit is foreseen at multi-family houses and at remote or off-grid locations. This technology will lead to very high electrical efficiencies (>40%) and a flexible heat/power ratio. Moreover, the usage of a truly advanced and RED II compliant biofuel will guarantee a high GHG emission reduction. This flexible hybrid energy system is based on a double-shaft micro gas turbine (mGT) combined with a novel humidification unit, and will be able to provide renewable heating, cooling and power production, mainly for domestic usage. The Fit4Micro solution contributes to make Europe the first enabled circular, climate-neutral and sustainable economy. Proceedings of the 31st European Biomass Conference and Exhibition, 5-8 June 2023, Bologna, Italy, pp. 514-516
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Clean and Efficient MicroCHCP by Micro Turbine-based Hybrid Systems: the Fit4Micro Project
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Capaccioli, Stefano; Delanaye, Michel; Rehman, Danish; Ridolfi, Teresa; Bjørn Aaen, Sara; Løkke, Soren; Leijenhorst, Evert; van de Beld, Bert; Korteweg, Hans; Tudoroiu, Alexandra; Baghernejead, Ali; De Paepe, Ward; Hermann, Ralph; Nonnen, T.; Füldner, Gerrit; Velte, Andreas; Ramaswamy, S.; Harboe-Minwegen, Siri;
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IEA Annex 36 Retrofitting of educational buildings:Case study reports
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IEA Annex 36 Retrofitting of educational buildings:Case study reports
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Dynamisk varmeregnskab i almene boliger
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Authors: Gunnarsen, Lars; Hjerrild Smedemark, Signe; Bonderup, Sirid;
This report presents the concept of ‘Dynamic Heating Accounts' in the context of social housing in Denmark.The Danish National Building Foundation has funded a project to test whether and how Dynamic Heating Accounts can be used in social housing. As part of the project, the Foundation wish to share the preliminary results with California Environmental Protection Agency, CalEPA.The report covers the principle behind, a thorough description of the methods for defining the specifications for temperature, relative humidity and CO2, as well as the framework for dividing the heating costs among the apartments.
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Measurements of Energy Performance and Indoor Environmental Quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses:a case study
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The paper describes the first results from a large Danish project regarding measurements of energy performance and indoor environmental quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses. The project includes both qualitative and quantitative analyses. This paper describes the first results from the quantitative part.The house considered in this paper has an air change rate (ACR) of 0.34 h-1 and the results from the first few months of measurements show excellent results when relative humidity (RH) and CO2-levels are considered. When the temperatures are assessed problems with slight overheating are found. One of the main reasons for this is the low solar angles during spring combined with the lack of solar shading and a low ACR. Solar shading and increased ventilation should be able so solve the problem. The energy consumption for room heating show a very low consumption as expected whereas the energy used for heating domestic hot water is very similar to conventional houses. The paper describes the first results from a large Danish project regarding measurements of energy performance and indoor environmental quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses. The project includes both qualitative and quantitative analyses. This paper describes the first results from the quantitative part.The house considered in this paper has an air change rate (ACR) of 0.34 h-1 and the results from the first few months of measurements show excellent results when relative humidity (RH) and CO2-levels are considered. When the temperatures are assessed problems with slight overheating are found. One of the main reasons for this is the low solar angles during spring combined with the lack of solar shading and a low ACR. Solar shading and increased ventilation should be able so solve the problem. The energy consumption for room heating show a very low consumption as expected whereas the energy used for heating domestic hot water is very similar to conventional houses.
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Measurements of Energy Performance and Indoor Environmental Quality in 10 Danish Passive Houses:a case study
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Leaving no one behind:A glimpse into the state of adoption of the sustainable development goals in the Danish construction industry
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Authors: Gade, Anne Nørkjær; Larsen, Tine Steen; Selman, Aysar Dawod;
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) presented in the 2030 Agenda by the United Nations in 2015 provide an ambitious, global framework for sustainable development. The construction industry holds great potential for contributing to achieving the goals towards 2030. This study investigates the current state of implementation of the SDGs within the Danish construction industry, both on a strategic and project specific level. It provides insights into the barriers for implementation. A survey was distributed to actors within the construction industry and responded by 54 people, involving architects, engineers, building owners, contractors, suppliers and manufacturers, along with academic experts. The results indicate that 90% agree that the SDGs can add value to construction project, and 79% had implemented the SDGs on a strategic level. 45% had worked with the SDGs on a project level, where the goals 7 (clean and affordable energy), 12 (responsible consumption) and 13 (climate action) were most often applied. The main barriers to implementing the SDGs were a lack of measurability, time, and resources. The prioritization of goals was discussed in the light of previous research. This study provides valuable insights into the current state of implementation of the SDGs in the Danish construction industry and points towards the following directions for future research: 1) further development of tools and methods to support the actors within the construction industry, especially focusing on measurability and prioritization, 2) indepth investigation of the state of implementation of the SDGs for the different actors within the construction industry, and, lastly, 3) further studies on the challenges and barriers for implementing the goals within the construction industry.
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Authors: Gade, Anne Nørkjær; Larsen, Tine Steen; Selman, Aysar Dawod;
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) presented in the 2030 Agenda by the United Nations in 2015 provide an ambitious, global framework for sustainable development. The construction industry holds great potential for contributing to achieving the goals towards 2030. This study investigates the current state of implementation of the SDGs within the Danish construction industry, both on a strategic and project specific level. It provides insights into the barriers for implementation. A survey was distributed to actors within the construction industry and responded by 54 people, involving architects, engineers, building owners, contractors, suppliers and manufacturers, along with academic experts. The results indicate that 90% agree that the SDGs can add value to construction project, and 79% had implemented the SDGs on a strategic level. 45% had worked with the SDGs on a project level, where the goals 7 (clean and affordable energy), 12 (responsible consumption) and 13 (climate action) were most often applied. The main barriers to implementing the SDGs were a lack of measurability, time, and resources. The prioritization of goals was discussed in the light of previous research. This study provides valuable insights into the current state of implementation of the SDGs in the Danish construction industry and points towards the following directions for future research: 1) further development of tools and methods to support the actors within the construction industry, especially focusing on measurability and prioritization, 2) indepth investigation of the state of implementation of the SDGs for the different actors within the construction industry, and, lastly, 3) further studies on the challenges and barriers for implementing the goals within the construction industry.
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The hydrodynamics of air-filled bags for wave energy conversion
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Greaves, Deborah; Hann, Martyn; Kurniawan, Adi; Chaplin, John; Farley, Francis;
The search for an economic means to harness energy from ocean waves continues. This paper aims to summarise the findings from our recent studies of novel wave energy devices in which flexible, deformable structures are used in place of conventional rigid structures. The devices utilise a flexible air-filled bag to capture energy from the waves and three different configurations are compared. In each of the three device configurations, expansion and contraction of the bag in waves create a reciprocating air flow via a turbine between the bag and another volume. The bags are all in the form of a fabric encased within an array of longitudinal tendons. In the first configuration, the bag is floating and ballasted such that it pierces the free surface. In the second configuration, the bag is completely submerged and connected at its top to a rigid float and at its bottom to a weight. In the third configuration, the bag is fixed at its bottom and free at the top. A series of tests at approximately 1:20 scale in the laboratory was conducted to investigate the static behaviour of the bags in still water and their dynamic response in waves. Numerical models are developed for each configuration and the predictions agree closely with measurements. Both reveal some interesting properties that are distinct from one device configuration to another.
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Greaves, Deborah; Hann, Martyn; Kurniawan, Adi; Chaplin, John; Farley, Francis;
The search for an economic means to harness energy from ocean waves continues. This paper aims to summarise the findings from our recent studies of novel wave energy devices in which flexible, deformable structures are used in place of conventional rigid structures. The devices utilise a flexible air-filled bag to capture energy from the waves and three different configurations are compared. In each of the three device configurations, expansion and contraction of the bag in waves create a reciprocating air flow via a turbine between the bag and another volume. The bags are all in the form of a fabric encased within an array of longitudinal tendons. In the first configuration, the bag is floating and ballasted such that it pierces the free surface. In the second configuration, the bag is completely submerged and connected at its top to a rigid float and at its bottom to a weight. In the third configuration, the bag is fixed at its bottom and free at the top. A series of tests at approximately 1:20 scale in the laboratory was conducted to investigate the static behaviour of the bags in still water and their dynamic response in waves. Numerical models are developed for each configuration and the predictions agree closely with measurements. Both reveal some interesting properties that are distinct from one device configuration to another.
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Sustainable Development using renewable energy systems
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Sustainable Development using renewable energy systems - Findings from the SDEWES 2019 International Journal of Sustainable Energy Planning and Management, Vol. 29 (2020)
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