Dynamic thermal simulation
Project
Optimal control of systems on twin timescales
The thermal energy of buildings exhibits the characteristics of systems on several time scales. The aim here is to resolve the optimal control of these complex systems more quickly numerically.
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Project
Anticipating the impact of microclimates on the energy consumption of buildings
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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Researcher
Patrick Schalbart
Patrick Schalbart, an engineer and doctor in thermal and energy engineering from INSA-Lyon, is a research engineer at the Centre Énergie, Environnement, Procédés (CEEP) at Mines Paris-PSL. His research areas focus
Post
Connected homes and virtual inhabitants for large-scale energy gains
The arrival of algorithms in eco-design makes it possible to analyse, understand, study and forecast user practices better and better and take them into account to optimise energy efficiency. As part of his PhD research
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Research area
Energy efficiency
Buildings can be designed and operated to radically improve their energy efficiency and reduce their environmental impact.
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