Doctoral Dissertations encapsulate the nucleus of research conducted in the Laboratory of Applied Thermodynamics, Cooling Technology and Refrigerated Vehicles. PhD candidates work under the guidance of professors in close and fruitful collaboration with other academic and research members of the laboratory. To date, several publications in international scientific journals and conferences testify to our PhD candidates’ dedication to research and doctoral studies.
Completed
2022
Thermophysical Modelling of Cryogenic 4He,3He and Mixtures: Modelling of Cryocoolers near Absolute Zero – Domenikos Georgios-Rafail
Design and Computational Simulation of Model Stirling Engine. Flow Analysis in Regenerator and Parametric Study – Bitsikas Panagiotis
2019
Thermodynamic Analysis of Vuilleumier Heat Pumps – Dogkas Georgios
Thermodynamic Analysis of CO2 Capture Systems – Prentza Loukia
2018
Thermodynamic Analysis of Thermal Energy Storage and Solar Cooling Systems using Nanofluids – Nitsas Michail
Thermodynamic Analysis of Cooling Adsorption Systems – Papoutsis Efstratios
2015
Thermodynamic Analysis of Open-Cycle Evaporative Systems with Liquid Adsorbents – Christodoulaki Rosa
2014
Modelling and Experimental Evaluation of Evaporative Cooling Systems – Tertipis Dimitrios
2013
Optimization of Stirling Engine and Regenerator – Antonakos Georgios
2010
Optimization of Kalina Cycle – Lolos Periklis
2005
Simulation of Cooling Tunnel for Quality Control of ATP Vehicles and Specimens. Modelling of Reciprocating Compressor and Cooling System – Experimental Verification – Chatzidakis Konstantinos
2004
Thermodynamic Analysis of Stirling Cycles – Borbilas Nikolaos
Thermodynamic Analysis of LiBr-H2O Absorption Refrigeration System and Cooling Tower – Papaefthimiou Vasileios
2002
Injector Thermodynamics and Efficiency in Refrigeration Plants – Alexis Georgios