The LAME laboratory
The LAME is a reference DENERG Lab for
research and teaching, as a “laboratory for models and scenarios for
energy planning and for energy systems analysis”. The approach is
interdisciplinary - technological, economic and environmental study
- and oriented towards the integrated assessment of infrastructures and energy systems.
Scientific Responsible /
Coordinator
Andrea Carpignano, Marco Badami, Stefano Corgnati
Research Lines
Research
Line 1 Lab
LDACE (Educational Laboratory Training Area
in Energy Engineering)
Energy modeling to support energy and environmental
planning policies, particularly at the urban scale, including the
use of thermal models for the evaluation of the energy consumption
of buildings. Development of energy models in support of national
and supranational policies in order to safeguard resilience and
sustainability.
(Contact person: Carpignano, Corgnati, Badami).
Research Line 2
Cogeneration and Energy Saving in Industry. Technical and economic
optimization of cogeneration and trigeneration industrial plants.
Industrial energy saving with a specific focus on heat recovery used
in ORC plants, heat pumps and absorption plants.
(Contact person: Badami)
Research Line 3
Models for the analysis of Reliability,
Availability, Maintainability and Safety (RAMS), Risk Analysis and
Maintenance Engineering of complex technological systems and
Environmental Impact Assessment. Siting of industrial plants and
related infrastructure assessments.
(Contact person: Carpignano).
Research Line 4
Sustainable Energy analysis. Study of forest biomass energy
use including its production chain. Analysis and modeling of district heating
systems. Analysis tools and local energy statistics.
(Contact person: Poggio).
Research Line 5
Analysis and modeling of systems and electrical infrastructure for
energy.
(Contact person: Bompard)
Laboratories
Lab Reti Energetiche
Intelligenti
Lab Make Lab -
Technologies
Interdipartimental Lab
TOWARD POST CARBON CITIES