Research projects Jelle Laverge
Coupled Thermohydraulic and Biologic Modelling of Legionella Pneumophila Proliferation in Domestic Hot Water Systems
Doctoral dissertation Elisa Van Kenhove
Design Strategies for Residential Ventilation Systems
Doctoral dissertation Jelle Laverge
ECO-Life
The ECO-Life project demonstrates the development of the zero-carbon social housing neighbourhood “Venning” in Kortrijk ...
Holistic performance assessment of demand controlled ventilation concerning VOCs in the indoor environment
The new generation of residential ventilation systems, Demand Controlled Ventilation (DCV) systems, are systems that do not supply the nominal airflow continuously but are controlled by CO2 or humidity sensors in order to save energy.
hybridGEOTABS
hybridGEOTABS is a four year European research and innovation project that brought together a transdisciplinary team of 12 partners including SMEs, large industry and research institutes from various EU countries.
IWT Proeftuin renovation Coordination and knowledge platform
Besides the various Proeftuin projects, the Proeftuin includes an overall Coordination and knowledge platform. The knowledge platform is responsible for the coordination and monitoring of the projects, quality assurance and knowledge management. The platform’s overall aim is to create a positive innovation climate for the renovation of houses.
IWT Proeftuin renovation Research and development project
The purpose of the Proeftuin is to stimulate scalable and reproducible renovation concepts in order to obtain affordable building solutions. Research is being carried out on the basis of real renovation projects. The research unit Building Physics is a partner in three Proeftuin projects.
Transition to Sustainable Building Stock & Transport System for Achieving Energy Efficiency in Growing Cities: A Case Study of Lahore Pakistan
The study is intended to gain insight on approaches towards making building stock energy efficient and along with making the adjacent transport system sustainable in relation the buildings.