- Supervisor:
- Ph.D., D.Sc. Małgorzata Amanda Kwestarz
- Faculty:
- Faculty of Building Services, Hydro and Environmental Engineering
- E-mail:
- malgorzata.kwestarz@pw.edu.pl
- Contact:
- Gmach Wydziału Instalacji Budowlanych, Hydrotechniki i Inżynierii Środowiska, pok. 204, codziennie
- Base of Knowledge WUT :
- Limit doktorantów:
- Subwencja: 0/5 Spoza subwencji: 2/3
Wykaz obszarów badawczych:
| # | Research Area | Dziedzina naukowa |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
PhD dissertation: Analysis of the influence of a heat storage tank on the operating parameters of a district heating network, WUT; 2019 ScD monograph: Adaptive risk assessment method in the operation of district heating networks, WUT. Leading stream of research is heat engineering and complementary is gas engineering. Cooperates with enterprises witch operating in the field of heat production, distribution and use. She promotes new P2G, P2H technologies, hydrogen energy and the use of RES in the municipal energy sector. Currently his research focuses on issues related to achieving climate neutrality in the heat and gas sector, and more broadly related to the decarbonisation processes in the energy sector. For example: heat storage in short and long term storage tanks, methods for mathematical modelling of processes taking place in water heat storage tanks, in district heating networks. The research is complemented by risk analysis in the exploitation of liquid networks.
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Environmental Engineering, Mining and Energy |
| 2 | PhD dissertation: Analysis of the influence of a heat storage tank on the operating parameters of a district heating network, WUT; 2019 ScD monograph: Adaptive risk assessment method in the operation of district heating networks, WUT. Leading stream of research is heat engineering and complementary is gas engineering. Cooperates with enterprises witch operating in the field of heat production, distribution and use. She promotes new P2G, P2H technologies, hydrogen energy and the use of RES in the municipal energy sector. Currently his research focuses on issues related to achieving climate neutrality in the heat and gas sector, and more broadly related to the decarbonisation processes in the energy sector. For example: heat storage in short and long term storage tanks, methods for mathematical modelling of processes taking place in water heat storage tanks, in district heating networks. The research is complemented by risk analysis in the exploitation of liquid networks. | Environmental Engineering, Mining and Energy |