IGTE and their predecessor institutes IGE and ITW have been monitoring various buildings, systems and entire residential districts already for many years.
From the beginning of large solar district heating systems in the early 1990s, IGTE have been active in the accompanying research and scientific monitoring regarding the construction and operation of these systems. To this day, the country’s largest solar system with seasonal thermal energy storage, located in Crailsheim/Germany, has been scientifically monitored including measurements by IGTE.
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Simulation comparison of heat-pump heating systems in a single-family house with low-temperature distribution system (floor heating): end energy consumption, PV use, self-sufficiency, design ratio and savings in operation compared to a reference system. Considered incl. 3,000 kWh/a of household power.
Photo: IGTE, University of Stuttgart
Evaluation of measurement data of a single-family house with PVT collectors and heat pump.
Photo: IGTE, University of Stuttgart
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Dr.-Ing. Tobias Henzler
Coordinator of Teaching; Team Lead