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The building material research group from the Architectural Engineering group from the Civil Engineering Department at Aalborg University.

Department of Civil Engineering
Aalborg University

Thomas Manns Vej 23,
9220 Aalborg Øst

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TMV23 is standing strong and will be ready for new TMV23 is standing strong and will be ready for new students after summer holidays. In the meantime we hope everybody enjoys a little sunshine! ☀️ #aalborguniversitet#aalborguniversity#indoorenvironmentalandenergyengineering#ieee#buildingenergydesign#civilengineering#iamcivil#civilingeniør#byggerioganlæg#university
COVID-19 may have slowed things down, but we’re COVID-19 may have slowed things down, but we’re moving fast as ever in our section! Meet the ‘kids’ - our current PhD students at the Division of Sustainability, Energy and Indoor Environment at BUILD West. We’ve recently welcomed three new PhD students, and two guest PhDs. Fingers crossed we’ll be able to enjoy our morning coffee together sometime soon ☕️🤞🏼 #spottheassociateprofessor
Follow-up on our post a few weeks back! Martin and Follow-up on our post a few weeks back! Martin and Jakob’s thesis revolves around Domestic Hot Water (DHW) systems. Measurements show that up to 90-95% of the energy used to heat DHW comes from heat losses in the system. They’re attempting to optimise this by introducing electric heating close to tap locations, specifically here at AAU. Overall the goal is to reduce both energy and water consumption - and maybe even revolutionise how we design DHW systems! Good luck to them 🔥💪🏼#aalborguniversity#indoorenvironmentalandenergyengineering#ieee#masterthesis#buildingsystems#domestichotwater#DHW#laboratory#labwork#civilengi NBC neering#iamcivil#BUILD
Jakob og Martin er ved at kalibrere KATflow clamp- Jakob og Martin er ved at kalibrere KATflow clamp-on målere der skal måle flow og temperatur via ultralyd i forbindelse med deres kandidatspeciale 💪🏼 ———————————————— Jakob and Martin are calibrating KATflow clamp-on flowmeters for measuring flow and temperature by ultrasound. They’ll be using them for investigations for their Master Thesis 💪🏼 #aau#iamcivil#indoorenvironmentalandenergyengineering#indeklimalgenergi#masterthesis#labwork#flowmeters#aalborguniversity#aalborguniversitet#BUILD#byggerioganlæg#IEEE

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Department of the Built Environment
Aalborg University
Thomas Manns Vej 23
9220 Aalborg Øst
Denmark

E-mail – rlj@civil.aau.dk

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