M.Eng. Max Jäschke
Research Assistant
Institute: EMB | Institute for Development-Oriented Mechanical Engineering
Team: Chair of Applied Mechanics | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Anke Bucher
Telephone +49 (0)341 3076 4251
Send an email | max(dot)jaeschke(at)htwk-leipzig.de
Publications: ResearchGate
HTWK Leipzig | Faculty of Engineering
Liebknechtstraße Campus | Room CL000305
Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 143, 04277 Leipzig
Research
- Numerical simulation of the subsurface in the context of near-surface geothermal energy | EASyQuart-Plus
- Uncertainty analyses for the optimised design of geothermal probe systems
EASyQuart-Plus
Energy-efficient design and planning of decentralised supply networks for the geothermal heating and cooling of urban neighbourhoods – digitalisation and practical effectiveness
The overall objective of the project is the practical refinement and implementation of concepts, workflows and tools for a decision-support system for the heating and cooling of buildings and neighbourhoods using near-surface geothermal resources. Methodological groundwork for the system’s components, as well as their validation, was carried out in the predecessor project, EASyQuart. The aim now is to develop the decision-support tools from recommendations for action into a comprehensive digital toolkit. This is based on workflows, algorithms, interfaces and software components that are used in the early planning phase of building and neighbourhood projects for feasibility studies, as well as in the actual design process.
Funding: BMWK
Project partners: geoENERGIE Konzept GmbH; heatbeat engineering GmbH; Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research GmbH – UFZ, Department of Environmental Informatics and Department of Monitoring and Exploration Technologies; University of Leipzig, Institute for Communication and Media Studies, Chair of Online Communication
Project duration: 01/2024 – 12/2026
EASyQuart
Energy-efficient design and planning of decentralised supply networks for the heating and cooling of urban neighbourhoods, utilising the near-surface geological environment
The aim is to develop a location-based decision-support system for the heating and cooling of urban areas using near-surface geothermal resources. Based on the expected results, it should be possible to make design procedures, legal frameworks and business models more flexible by formulating recommendations for action. Improved tools will be introduced in the areas of innovative methods for underground exploration and monitoring, building services engineering, numerical simulation of underground processes and building services components of the energy systems under consideration, as well as integrated 3D visualisation within the decision-support system. Analyses at demonstration sites will be used to parameterise simulation models and to evaluate individual project results.
Funding: BMWK
Project partners: geoENERGIE Konzept GmbH Freiberg, UFZ | Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research
Project duration: 10/2019 – 03/2023
