Ming Qu

Prof. Ming Qu

Ming Qu

Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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19 November 2022 in Energy and Buildings
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TVTomas Venegas
Tomas Venegas
Ming QuMing Qu
Ming Qu
LWLingshi Wang
Lingshi Wang
XLXiaobing Liu
Xiaobing Liu
KGKyle Gluesenkamp
Kyle Gluesenkamp
ZGZhiming Gao
Zhiming Gao

24 March 2021 in Journal of Energy Resources Technology
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XLXiaobing Liu
Xiaobing Liu
JSJeffrey D. Spitler
Jeffrey D. Spitler
Ming QuMing Qu
Ming Qu
LSLiang Shi
Liang Shi

3 March 2020 in Energies
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KGKyle R Gluesenkamp
Kyle R Gluesenkamp
Andrea FrazzicaAndrea Frazzica
Andrea Frazzica
AVAndreas Velte
Andreas Velte
Steven MetcalfSteven Metcalf
Steven Metcalf
ZYZhiyao Yang
Zhiyao Yang
IHIngemar Hallin
Ingemar Hallin
The thermal masses of components influence the performance of many adsorption heat pump systems. However, typically when experimental adsorption systems are reported, data on thermal mass are missing or incomplete. This work provides original measurements of the thermal masses for experimental sorption heat exchanger hardware. Much of this hardware was previously reported in the literature, but without detailed thermal mass data. The data reported in this work are the first values reported in the literature to thoroughly account for all thermal masses, including heat transfer fluid. The impact of thermal mass on system performance is also discussed, with detailed calculation left for future work. The degree to which heat transfer fluid contributes to overall effective thermal mass is also discussed, with detailed calculation left for future work. This work provides a framework for future reporting of experimental thermal masses. The utilization of this framework will enrich the data available for model validation and provide a more thorough accounting of adsorption heat pumps.

7 June 2022 in Polymers
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RJRuchita Jani
Ruchita Jani
Niall HolmesNiall Holmes
Niall Holmes
RWRoger West
Roger West
KGKevin Gaughan
Kevin Gaughan
XLXiaoli Liu
Xiaoli Liu
BWBartlomiej Wojciechowski
Bartlomiej Wojciechowski
Thermoelectric materials enable the direct conversion of thermal to electrical energy. One application of this is ambient heat energy harvesting where relatively stable temperature gradients existing between the inside and outside of a building could be utilized to produce electricity. Buildings can thus change from energy consumers to energy generators. This could ultimately help reduce the surface temperatures and energy consumption of buildings, especially in urban areas. In this paper, research work carried out on developing and characterizing a cement-based thermoelectric material is presented. Cement-based samples are doped with different metal oxides (Bi2O3 and Fe2O3) to enhance their thermoelectric properties, which are defined through their Seebeck coefficient, electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity. The study also discusses the positive impact of moisture content on the electrical conductivity

4 April 2024 in Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
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DHDongchen Han
Dongchen Han
WZWuji Zhao
Wuji Zhao
HYHongxi Yin
Hongxi Yin
Ming QuMing Qu
Ming Qu
JZJian Zhu
Jian Zhu
APAnnika Pan
Annika Pan
1. With the consistent creation of captivating exteriors and sophisticated architectural structures, the emerging trend of free-form buildings has seized the attention of the global contemporary ar...

1 June 2024 in Energy and Buildings
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LSLiang Shi
Liang Shi
Ming QuMing Qu
Ming Qu
XLXiaobing Liu
Xiaobing Liu
TVTomas Pablo Venegas
Tomas Pablo Venegas
LWLingshi Wang
Lingshi Wang
YLYanfei Li
Yanfei Li