Maurizio De Lucia
Professor
Department of Industrial Engineering
University of Firenze
Italy
Biography
University Degree in Mechanical Engineering, magna cum laude 1989 - III cycle PhD in Energy Present position: Full Professor of Energy Systems and Environment at the University of Florence. Coordinator of PhD "Industrial Engineering" Coordinator of National Alliance (ex PTI) "Concentrate Solar" (MIUR 2012) Expert & Reviewer for EU and ministries, chair and member of various committees National & International. Author of many publications (Journals / Magazines and conferences) in the field of Machinery and Energy Systems. Coordinator (of group) with predominantly activities in: • Modeling, Design, Development and Testing of Solar System, Solar Coling System and Solar Heating & Cooling (SHC), Absorption Chiller (H2O-NH3), Solar PTC Concentrators (for CSP, Heating, DSG Direct Steam Generation) • Modeling, design development of concentrated photovoltaic systems (CVP and CPV / T). • Development of sensors and control systems for energy systems and solar micro-cogeneration. Coordinator of several projects in the solar filed:
Research Interest
machines and energy systems, Renewable energies, solar concentrators, energy efficiency
Publications
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Taccani, Rodolfo; Obi, John Besong; De Lucia, Maurizio; Micheli, Diego; Toniato, Joseph (2016). Development and Experimental Characterization of a Small Scale Solar Powered Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC). ENERGY PROCEDIA, vol. 101, pp. 504-511, ISSN: 1876-6102
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Taddei, Francesco; De Lucia, Maurizio; Bartolozzi, Lorenzo; Salvestroni, Michele; Torzo, Davide (2016). Setup of a test rig for the characterization of devices for acoustic measurements in hot flow. In: 23rd International Congress on Sound and Vibration, ICSV 2016, Athenaeum Intercontinental Hotel, grc, 2016, International Institute of Acoustics and Vibrations, pp. 1-8, ISBN: 9789609922623
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Pratesi, Stefano; De Lucia, Maurizio; Meucci, Marco; Sani, Elisa (2016). Structural and optical properties of copper-coated substrates for solar thermal absorbers. SUPERLATTICES AND MICROSTRUCTURES, vol. 98, pp. 342-350, ISSN: 0749-6036
