Lucas StriegelResearch Engineer
Mines Paris-PSL
CEEP
CEEP
A climate and energy engineer who graduated from INSA Strasbourg in 2019, Lucas Striegel currently works within the ETB team (Building Eco-design and Thermics) at the CES. His research focuses on enhancing the dynamic energy simulation of buildings by integrating a module dedicated to the PowerRoad® thermal solar road, developed by Eurovia, as well as the related components (heat pumps, vertical geothermal probes, etc.).
Buildings can be designed and operated to radically improve their energy efficiency and reduce their environmental impact.
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Projects
A link between a microclimate model and a thermoaeraulic simulation tool was created to better assess the cooling potential of buildings by natural ventilation.
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The coupling between the PowerRoad® positive-energy road simulation model and the Pleiades Comfie tool will make it possible to more accurately predict the operation of the PowerRoad system coupled to a building.
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Tool
This dynamic thermal simulation model of buildings anticipates energy consumption and the risk of discomfort in all seasons. Thanks to the Amapola module, this software program makes it possible to identify the least
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Practitioner group
Dynamic thermal simulation and life-cycle assessment are decision support tools that comprehensively assess the environmental performance of a building or neighbourhood project and guide its design in order to reduce the
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