🎓Optimierung der Dimensionierung und Regelung eines hybriden Wasserstoff-Speichersystems mittels Metamodellierung

Doctoral project at a glance

Hydrogen is a promising energy carrier that has recently attracted more attention. Through electrolysis, surplus renewable energy can be converted into hydrogen, stored, converted back into electricity at a later date, or used in other energy sectors. Storage systems based on this principle can be implemented on various scales: from self-sufficient energy supply for several houses to the stabilisation of energy supply networks. PhD student MICHAEL BAREEV-RUDY is working on the metamodelling of hybrid hydrogen storage systems to enable optimal sizing and control for different scenarios.

Supervising professor

Project Description

Hydrogen is a promising energy carrier that has recently attracted more attention. Through electrolysis, surplus renewable energy can be converted into hydrogen, stored, converted back into electricity at a later date, or used in other energy sectors. Storage systems based on this principle can be implemented on various scales: from self-sufficient energy supply for several houses to the stabilisation of energy supply networks. PhD student MICHAEL BAREEV-RUDY is working on the metamodelling of hybrid hydrogen storage systems to enable optimal sizing and control for different scenarios.

 

PhD candidate:

Michael Bareev-Rudy