Dr.-Ing. Frank Dammel

Analysis of Thermal Energy Systems; Deputy Director of the Institute

Contact

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fax +49 6151 16-22262

Work L2|06 202
Peter-Grünberg-Str. 10
64287 Darmstadt

In all examined energy systems heat and thermal energy play an important role. The general procedure, which is illustrated in the adjacent figure using the example of a heat pump, is similar in all projects: For a system under consideration a model is developed. Then the transferred energies or energy flows are determined. From the energy balance an exergy balance can be derived, which is often more meaningful. Exergy is the “valuable” share of energy. The highest potential for improvement within a system is often found at the locations with the highest exergy losses. Finally, it is possible to connect exergies to costs in order to conduct an economic evaluation.

Current projects:

Pumped Heat Electricity Storage (PHES)

Energy Efficient Campus Lichtwiese

EnEff:Wärme – MeFlexWärme

Clean Circles

SPP 2403 Carnot batteries: Inverse design from market to molecule

General procedure using the example of a heat pump
General procedure using the example of a heat pump
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