2015 - Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
His primary areas of study are Process engineering, Thermal energy storage, Energy storage, Phase-change material and Computational fluid dynamics. As a member of one scientific family, Vittorio Verda mostly works in the field of Process engineering, focusing on Electricity generation and, on occasion, Unit cost, Electrical efficiency and Molten carbonate fuel cell. His work carried out in the field of Thermal energy storage brings together such families of science as Storage heater, Electricity market and Storage tank.
Vittorio Verda combines subjects such as Concentrated solar power, Energy recovery and Environmental economics with his study of Energy storage. He has researched Phase-change material in several fields, including Mechanical engineering, Latent heat, Energy current, Mechanics and Heat transfer enhancement. His studies examine the connections between Waste management and genetics, as well as such issues in Heating system, with regards to Primary energy.
Vittorio Verda mostly deals with Process engineering, Thermal energy storage, Mechanical engineering, Heat transfer and Computational fluid dynamics. His Process engineering study incorporates themes from Waste management, Electricity generation, Cogeneration, Heat exchanger and Concentrated solar power. The various areas that he examines in his Cogeneration study include Automotive engineering, Waste heat and Peaking power plant.
His Thermal energy storage study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Latent heat, Phase-change material, Exergy and Heat transfer enhancement. In his research, Heat pump is intimately related to Thermal, which falls under the overarching field of Mechanical engineering. His Computational fluid dynamics research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Fluid dynamics, Systems design, Marine engineering and Porous medium.
Vittorio Verda mainly investigates Process engineering, Energy storage, Exergy, Thermal and Peaking power plant. He has included themes like Solar plant, Waste heat, Multi-objective optimization, Concentrated solar power and Heating system in his Process engineering study. His Energy storage study combines topics in areas such as Energy recovery, Pressure drop and Thermal energy storage.
In his study, Latent heat, Thermodynamic cycle and Electricity generation is inextricably linked to Photovoltaics, which falls within the broad field of Thermal energy storage. His study with Exergy involves better knowledge in Waste management. His Thermal research incorporates themes from Reliability engineering, Mass flow and Industrial engineering.
Energy storage, Peaking power plant, Demand response, Process engineering and Thermal are his primary areas of study. His Energy storage research includes elements of Energy recovery, Duty cycle and Thermal energy storage. The concepts of his Thermal energy storage study are interwoven with issues in Fin, Thermal reservoir, Phase-change material, Energy current and Heat capacity.
His research integrates issues of Power and Concentrated solar power in his study of Process engineering. His studies deal with areas such as Reliability engineering, Mass flow and Network model as well as Thermal. His Reliability engineering study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Work and Thermal power station.
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Maximization of performance of a PCM latent heat storage system with innovative fins
Adriano Sciacovelli;Flavio Gagliardi;Vittorio Verda.
Applied Energy (2015)
Primary energy savings through thermal storage in district heating networks
Vittorio Verda;Francesco Colella.
Energy (2011)
Thermochemical energy storage of concentrated solar power by integration of the calcium looping process and a CO2 power cycle
R. Chacartegui;A. Alovisio;A. Alovisio;C. Ortiz;J.M. Valverde.
Applied Energy (2016)
Entropy generation analysis as a design tool - A review
Adriano Sciacovelli;Vittorio Verda;E. Sciubba.
Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews (2015)
On the thermoeconomic approach to the diagnosis of energy system malfunctions Part 2. Malfunction definitions and assessment
Antonio Valero;Luis Correas;Alejandro Zaleta;Andrea Lazzaretto.
Energy (2004)
Melting of PCM in a thermal energy storage unit: Numerical investigation and effect of nanoparticle enhancement
Adriano Sciacovelli;Francesco Colella;Vittorio Verda.
International Journal of Energy Research (2013)
IoT Software Infrastructure for Energy Management and Simulation in Smart Cities
Francesco Gavino Brundu;Edoardo Patti;Anna Osello;Matteo Del Giudice.
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics (2017)
On the thermoeconomic approach to the diagnosis of energy system malfunctions: Part 1: the TADEUS problem
Antonio Valero;Luis Correas;Alejandro Zaleta;Andrea Lazzaretto.
Energy (2004)
Optimal operation of large district heating networks through fast fluid-dynamic simulation
Elisa Guelpa;Claudia Toro;Adriano Sciacovelli;Roberto Melli.
Energy (2016)
Thermal energy storage in district heating and cooling systems: A review
Elisa Guelpa;Vittorio Verda.
Applied Energy (2019)
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