Mr Amir Qatarani Nejad
Higher Degree by Research Candidate
Higher Degree by Research Candidate
School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology
In contemporary industrial contexts, the utilization of high-temperature heat pumps has attained heightened significance owing to their substantial merits in terms of efficiency and their pivotal role in mitigating carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Nonetheless, the application of heat pump technology for operations exceeding the threshold of 200 degrees Celsius is constrained by various technological and material limitations. In response to these challenges, the present research endeavor is predicated upon the objective of conceiving and designing a heat pump system expressly tailored for extremely elevated temperature environments. This scholarly pursuit seeks to address the exigent need for innovative solutions that transcend the conventional operational parameters of heat pump technology, thereby opening up new vistas for sustainable industrial processes at elevated temperatures while simultaneously reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Appointments
Date Position Institution name 2023 - ongoing Doctor of Philosophy University of Adelaide -
Research Interests
Electrical energy generation (incl. renewables, excl. photovoltaics) Energy Energy Generation, Conversion and Storage Engineering Energy storage (excl. hydrogen and batteries) Energy transformation Hydrogen production from renewable energy Power and Energy Systems Engineering Renewable energy Solar-photovoltaic energy
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Journals
Year Citation 2024 Shabruhi Mishamandani, A., Qatarani Nejad, A., Shabani, N., & ahmadi, G. (2024). 4E analysis and multi-objective optimization of a novel multi-generating cycle based on waste heat recovery from solid oxide fuel cell fed by biomass. Renewable Energy Focus, 50, 100610.
2022 Shahsavar, A., Jahangiri, A., Qatarani nejad, A., Ahmadi, G., & Karamzadeh dizaji, A. (2022). Energy and exergy analysis and multi-objective optimization of using combined vortex tube-photovoltaic/thermal system in city gate stations. Renewable Energy, 196, 1017-1028.
Scopus92022 nejad, A. Q., Jahangiri, A., Ameri, M., Ahmadi, G., Karamzadeh dizaji, A., & Shahsavar, A. (2022). Performance analysis of vortex tube-thermoelectric system in gas stations. Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments, 53, 102522.
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