Research & Development
Postdoc in Two-Phase Turbomachinery for Advanced Organic Rankine Cycle Systems - DTU Construct
Resumé
A postdoctoral researcher will design, model and experimentally validate two-phase turbomachinery for organic Rankine cycle systems. The role also includes developing a test facility, conducting experiments, teaching and contributing to research proposals.
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If you are an ambitious researcher with expertise in turbomachinery and energy systems and are looking to combine advanced numerical modelling with experimental research, this position offers a unique opportunity. You will contribute to the design and validation of next-generation two-phase turbines and help develop a novel experimental test facility within the international EMPOWER project.
At DTU Construct, you will work closely with leading academic and industrial partners and help shape an emerging technology for sustainable power generation. Geothermal energy utilization and industrial waste heat recovery are gaining recognition as valuable contributors to sustainable energy production.
While geothermal and waste heat sources above 150 °C are commonly exploited, low-temperature sources below 150 °C, which are more abundant and have even greater potential for power generation, remain largely untapped due to economic and technological constraints.
The EMPOWER consortium aims to revolutionize low-temperature energy conversion by developing a new generation of organic Rankine cycle technologies through a holistic approach. Responsibilities and qualifications The research work includes the design, modelling and experimental validation of advanced two-phase turbomachinery for partial-evaporation organic Rankine cycle systems1 …
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