Davor Končalović

Dr. Davor Končalović

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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

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

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1 December 2010 in Energy Conversion and Management
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DGDušan R Gordić
Dušan R Gordić
MBMilun Babić
Milun Babić
NJNebojša Jovičić
Nebojša Jovičić
VŠVanja Šušteršič
Vanja Šušteršič
DKDavor Končalović
Davor Končalović
DJDubravka Jelić
Dubravka Jelić

1 January 2014 in The Scientific World Journal
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DGDušan R Gordić
Dušan R Gordić
MBMilun Babić
Milun Babić
DJDubravka Jelić
Dubravka Jelić
DKDavor Končalović
Davor Končalović
VVVladimir Vukašinović
Vladimir Vukašinović
As energy costs continue to rise, industrial plants (even those of energy nonintensive industries such as furniture industry) need effective way to reduce the amount of energy they consume. Besides, there are a number of economic and environmental reasons why a company should consider environmental management initiatives. This paper provides a detailed guideline for implementing joint energy and environmental management system in wood furniture industrial company. It covers in detail all essential aspects of the system: initial system assessment, organization, policy development, energy and environmental auditing, action plan development, system promotion, checking system performance, and management review.

1 May 2019 in Energy
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VVVladimir Vukašinović
Vladimir Vukašinović
DGDušan R Gordić
Dušan R Gordić
MZMarija Zivkovic
Marija Zivkovic
DKDavor Končalović
Davor Končalović
DZDubravka Zivkovic
Dubravka Zivkovic

1 January 2010 in Thermal Science
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DJDubravka Jelic
Dubravka Jelic
DGDušan R Gordić
Dušan R Gordić
MBMilun Babic
Milun Babic
DKDavor Končalović
Davor Končalović
VŠVanja Šušteršič
Vanja Šušteršič
Until recent times, energy management practices primarily consisted in replacing inefficient equipment and then using any number of methods to estimate obtained savings. Experience shows that positive effects of energy efficient improvements were decreased over time. There have been significant efforts over the last decade to define appropriate standards and best practices and implement the consistent energy management system to increase and maintain the energy savings. The knowledge gained from thousands of energy efficient projects is driving a transition from traditional tactical practice (one-time "build and forget" projects) to energy management strategies proposed and endorsed by a number of international organizations. The current status of internationally developed energy management standards, including an analysis of their shared features and differences is presented in this paper. The purpose of the analysis is to describe the current state of ?best practices? for this emerging area of energy efficiency policymaking in order to study the possibility of implementation of energy management standards in Serbia and to estimate the effects and the potential for energy saving that would be made by its implementation.

30 March 2016 in International Journal of Green Energy
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VVVladimir Vukašinović
Vladimir Vukašinović
DGDušan R Gordić
Dušan R Gordić
MBMilun Babić
Milun Babić
DJDubravka Jelić
Dubravka Jelić
DKDavor Končalović
Davor Končalović
The most frequently used technology in cogeneration units up to 10 MWe are internal combustion engines and the majority of the models are up to 500 kWe. There are dozens of reciprocating internal combustion engine–based cogeneration unit manufacturers and more than hundred suppliers in the market. In the article, data from supplier technical specifications of 583 units (34 manufacturers) is collected and analyzed. The authors proposed mathematical relations that show dependence of efficiencies on electric power that can be used for initial feasibility studies. Authors also have showed that value of 0.75 for power-to-heat ratio (proposed by EU Directive 2004/8/EC) does not always correspond to current market situation.

13 November 2025 in Sustainability
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Nebojša JuriševićNebojša Jurišević
Nebojša Jurišević
NNNovak Nikolić
Novak Nikolić
Artur NemśArtur Nemś
Artur Nemś
DGDušan R Gordić
Dušan R Gordić
NRNikola Rakić
Nikola Rakić
DKDénes Kocsis
Dénes Kocsis
The introduction of large language models (LLMs) has significantly influenced learning and learning assessments, dividing the academic community with arguments for and against their implementation. This study investigates how LLMs can be effectively incorporated into student assignments on sustainable development in local communities. In that regard, the study pairs traditional, community-oriented tasks with emerging frameworks for structured LLM use, emphasizing that output quality depends on prompt quality. Accordingly, several prompting frameworks were outlined, and the suitability of ChatGPT and Gemini for specific assignment tasks was assessed. The effectiveness of the approach was evaluated with a survey of two student groups: one using supervised LLM support (23 students) and another using LLMs independently (17 students). Compared to the unsupervised group, the supervised group reported that the frameworks enhanced project preparedness, fostered critical thinking, and reduced reliance on mentors. The supervising mentor noted a slightly lower workload than in earlier projects, while the mentor of the unsupervised group reported higher effort in guiding and refining outcomes. Overall, the findings suggest that guided LLM integration has the potential to improve learning, deepen critical engagement, foster independence, and reduce mentor workload when compared to those who do not provide structured guidance in LLM use.