UCEEB - ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS

UCEEB - ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS
Head of research team: Tomáš Matuška
WHAT WE DO:
Development, implementation and deployment of modern building energy management
systems.
Advanced decentralised energy source concepts featuring renewable energy.
Development of optimised energy-generating components integrated into building
envelopes to leverage local renewable energy.
Development of technical systems to ensure minimum consumption of primary fuels.
Research, development and testing of innovative multipurpose energy solutions providing
heating, cooling and electricity, such as hybrid solar collectors and advanced heat pumps,
as well as efficient storage of heating and cooling energy.
Design of complex technical systems technology systems for efficient integration
of energy sources into buildings and energy grids using intelligent control.
Design and development of microcogeneration devices based on gas microturbines
in combination with the organic Rankine cycle technology.
OUR EQUIPMENT:
Energy laboratory - research on thermal
cycles with emphasis on low-temperature
ORC technology and microcogeneration
(experimental microturbine).
Solar laboratory - fully-automated testing
system with solar radiation simulator
for year-round certification testing of solar
collectors and systems.
Heat pumps and cooling technology
laboratory - testing of heat pumps, cooling
technology and individual components in
a testing chamber with two double walled
chambers (temperature range -15 °C to +40 °C).
Experiments involving co-operation
of different energy sources in real conditions
use the UCEEB’s building energy management
system, which includes a photovoltaic system
(roof, facade), a gas microturbine, absorption
and adsorption cooling units and compressor
chiller including free cooling and large-volume
heating/cooling energy storage. All these facilities are available for external
partners. We provide both our facilities and
professional operators, including consulting
services.
UCEEB - ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS
COMMERCIAL SERVICES:
Development of multifunctional solar collectors
producing electricity, heating and cooling energy
in one package suitable for integration into
building envelopes and commercially-viable
combined systems for energy active buildings
consuming minimum external energy.
erformance and reliability testing of solar
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collectors in keeping with EN 12975 and ISO 9806,
or special testing of advanced multifunctional
energy components in the outside environment
and with solar radiation simulator.
Development of heat pumps and other
decentralised energy solutions. Improvement of
efficiency of systems including heat pumps and
their interactivity with the superior grid. Testing of
heat pumps (air-water, water-water, ground-water)
in accordance with EN 14511 and EN 16147,
testing of special set-ups.
perational monitoring of cooling systems and
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heat pumps, detailed inspections of the cooling
devices’ refrigerant cycle under operation
(Climacheck performance analyser).
nergetic studies for buildings and their
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technical systems in advanced simulation
software (ESP-r, TRNSYS), including result
processing in certification systems such as LEED
and BREEAM. Predesign studies for selection
of technology, commissioning of buildings
with optimisation of operation and operational
monitoring of building energy systems.
evelopment and implementation of
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microcogeneration systems, especially gas
microturbines suitable for individual buildings.
Development of own proprietary ORC (Organic
Rankin Cycle) solution which uses waste heat
to generate electricity. Custom calculations
and studies of energy systems for combined
generation of electricity, heating and cooling
energy for individual applications and facilities.
reparation of feasibility studies, energy audits
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and evaluations as per valid legislation for
production and process technology to identify
economically-efficient operational changes
or energy system upgrades. Our position allows
us to be independent and offer an objective view
of the client’s problems.
conomical evaluation of investment as per
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valid legislation for heating energy and electricity
production facilities. Preparation of Energy
Performance Contracting (EPC) – investment
returned from energy savings.
onsulting services during project preparation,
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construction, operation, or failures of building
energy systems.
esign of decentralised energy sources with large
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share of renewable energy, including integration
into utility networks (smart grids, smart cities).
Head of research team: [email protected]
UCEEB CTU, Třinecká 1024, 273 43 Buštěhrad, Czech Republic
Commercial managers: [email protected], [email protected]
[email protected], +420 224 356 701, +420 224 356 702