Team "Indoor Climate Technology"

The Indoor Climate Technology team addresses issues related to thermal comfort and air quality as well as to air flows and thermal flows in rooms.

Research focus

The Indoor Climate Technology team addresses the subject of indoor comfort while considering not only thermal but also air quality aspects. One focus is the characterization and quantification of air flows and pollutant concentrations as well as their efficient dilution of removal, for residential and non-residential buildings. In particular for indoor areas in manufacturing sites, concepts are developed and verified for air pollution control at workplaces and thus the detection of pollutants. In addition to the removal of substances such as CO2, the focus has shifted to the investigation of aerosol-related infections and protection through various ventilation measures. Investigations are based on computational fluid dynamics or in-situ or laboratory tests (e.g. in room air flow laboratory).

Projects

Team

Publications

  1. Y. Wang, W. Xu, D. Schwede, T. H. H. Pham, L. M. Ngo, and K. Stergiaropoulos, “Analysis of Air-Conditioning Usage Behavior in Residential Buildings in Hot and Humid Climates: Evidence from Vietnam,” ROOMVENT 2024, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, 2024.
  2. Y. Wang, “Nutzerverhalten in Wohngebäuden im heißen und feuchten Klima,” 20. Hermann-Rietschel-Colloquium, Hirschegg, Österreich, 2024.
  3. T. Jourdan, M. Barghash, L. Siebler, T. Henzler, and K. Stergiaropoulos, “Regelstrategien für Wohnungslüftung und Heizung,” DKV Tagung 2023, Hannover, 2023.
  4. T. Jourdan, M. Barghash, L. Siebler, T. Henzler, and K. Stergiaropoulos, “Systemübergreifende Regelung von Wohnungslüftungs-und Heizungssystemen,” TGA Kongress 2023, Berlin, 2023.
  5. L. Siebler, T. Rathje, M. Calandri, K. Stergiaropoulos, T. Donker, and B. Richter, “A coupled experimental and statistical approach for an assessment of SARS-CoV-2 infection risk at indoor event locations,” BioMed Central - Public Health (Part of Springer Nature), London (UK), pp. 1–19, 2023, [Online]. Available: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-023-16154-0
  6. L. Siebler et al., “A coupled experimental and statistical approach for an assessment of SARS-CoV-2 infection risk at indoor event locations,” BMC Public Health, vol. 23, 2023, doi: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-023-16154-0.
  7. Y. Wang, D. Schwede, T. H. H. Pham, T. H. Nguyen, T. B. Pham, and K. Stergiaropoulos, “15-minute measurement datasets from 49 residential apartments in hot and humid climates for hygrothermal building simulation and occupant behavior studies,” Mendeley Data, Amsterdam, Niederlande, 2023, doi: 10.17632/s9wkdww94w.1.
  8. Y. Wang, T. Henzler, D. Schwede, and K. Stergiaropoulos, “Einfluss des Nutzerverhaltens auf den Kühlenergieverbrauch in Wohngebäuden: Eine Fallstudie in Hanoi, Vietnam,” DKV-Tagung 2023, Hannover, 2023.
  9. Y. Wang, “Impact of Occupant Behavior on the Energy Efficiency Measures for Residential Buildings in Hot and Humid Climates,” Dissertation, Stuttgart, 2023.
  10. Y. Wang, “Robuste Bewertung von Entrauchungssystemen in Hallen und Atrien unter unsicheren Randbedingungen,” HLK-Brief 2023, Stuttgart, 2023, [Online]. Available: https://vdf.hlk-stuttgart.de/fileadmin/Redaktion/HLK-Briefe/HLK-Brief_2023.pdf

Further informationen

Important information about the ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration industry sector are available at:

https://www.cci-dialog.de/

 

Contact

This image shows Prof. Dr.-Ing. Konstantinos Stergiaropoulos

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Konstantinos Stergiaropoulos

 

Head of Institute

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