Field of work
I am a physicist with a diploma degree from Heinrich-Heine-University in Düsseldorf/Germany and a doctoral degree in physical chemistry from the University in Cologne/Germany. I started working at the Department of Mechanical and Marine Engineering after I had been postdoc at the University of Bergen for four years. Since then, I have been teaching thermodynamics and for some time fluid mechanics as well. I usually supervise two to three groups of bachelorstudents and a masterstudent in energy technology every spring semester. Between August 2015 and July 2023, I was program leader for the bachelor study programme in energy technology. This is a multi-disciplinary study programme to which all departments at the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences contribute. My research interests were originally in the areas of nanotechnology. This has changed towards energy recovery from waste, waste heat recovery, energy efficiency and various methods for the simulation of energy conversion and energy transport processes.
- Thermodynamics
- Waste heat recovery
- Hydrogen technology (guest lecturer on hydrogen production from waste)
- Energy resources and conversion technology (guest lecturer on energy from biomass)
- Waste heat recovery
- Energy from waste
- Simulation of energy systems
- Energy efficiency
- Hydrogen production
- Numerical simulations of combustion and gasification
- Stirling-cryocoolers
- Energy and environmental technologies (https://www.hvl.no/en/research/group/energy-and-environmental-technologies/)
- Data Science (https://www.hvl.no/en/research/group/data-science-group/)
Selected publications
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Vibration Analysis of a V6 Double-acting Gamma Stirling Heat Pump
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beta-Stirling-engine for Laboratory and Educational Applications in Heat Engine and Cooling Mode
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Waste heat recovery for lunar applications of a solid oxide electrolyser
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Framtidens energimiks - en innledning
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Performance of a new ultra-high temperature industrial heat pump