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Liangzhu Wang
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Research
Latest papers
Evolution of the local climate in Montreal and Ottawa before, during and after a heatwave and the effects on urban heat islands.
The Science of the total environment · 2023
Development and performance assessment of a new opensource Bayesian inference R platform for building energy model calibration.
Discover mechanical engineering · 2023
Effects of pool size and spacing on burning rate and flame height of two square heptane pool fires.
Journal of hazardous materials · 2019 · senior author
Latest funding
- $149,373
Assessing Building Resilience and Advanced Control Strategies Using a Thermal Manikin
NSERC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $46,000
Contributions to Healthy and Resilient Building and Urban Microclimate
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $90,000
Evaluation and Exploration of Wildfire-Resilient Building Ventilation Systems
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
3 publications.
Evolution of the local climate in Montreal and Ottawa before, during and after a heatwave and the effects on urban heat islands.
Shu C, Gaur A, Wang L, Lacasse MA
Development and performance assessment of a new opensource Bayesian inference R platform for building energy model calibration.
Hou D, Zhan D, Wang L, Hassan IG, Sezer N
Effects of pool size and spacing on burning rate and flame height of two square heptane pool fires.
Wan H, Gao Z, Ji J, Zhang Y, Li K, Wang L
Assessing Building Resilience and Advanced Control Strategies Using a Thermal Manikin
Principal investigators: Ouf, Mohamed
Keywords: Advanced Building Envelope; Building Controls; Building Flexibility; Building Resilience; Occupant-Building Interactions; Occupant-Centric Controls; Occupant Comfort; Smart Buildings
Contributions to Healthy and Resilient Building and Urban Microclimate
Principal investigators: Wang, Liangzhu
Keywords: building airflow; ventilation; building energy efficiency; urban microclimate; climate resilience; heatwave; building energy model; urban building energy model; cfd; health
Evaluation and Exploration of Wildfire-Resilient Building Ventilation Systems
Principal investigators: Qi, Dahai D
Keywords: building and urban environment; building ventilation; indoor air quality; resilience; smoke spread mechanism; wildfire smoke
Multi-Scale Aerodynamic modelling of Helicopters/UAV in Urban Environments
Principal investigators: Laurendeau, Eric E
Keywords: aerodynamics; artificial intelligence; digital twin; geometry modelling; high performance computing; mesh generation; physical modelling; turbulence
Next-generation wood construction
Principal investigators: Chui, Ying-Hei YH
Keywords: fire safety of buildings; life cycle assessment; mass timber; net-zero energy design; off-site construction; performance-based design; resilient structures; sustainable building; timber buildings
Contributions to Building Smoke, Airflow and Thermal Management
Principal investigators: Wang, Liangzhu
Keywords: Building Airflow; Building Energy Efficiency; Building Fire Safety; Building Smoke Control; Building Thermal Management; Building Ventilation; Natural Ventilation; Thermal Mass; Thermal Storage
Assessment and mitigation of summertime overheating conditions in vulnerable buildings of urban agglomerations
Principal investigators: Wang, Liangzhu
Airflow and Thermal Management in NutraPonics Growing System for Quality Food Crop Production
Principal investigators: Wang, Liangzhu
A fast method for the evaluation of natural ventilation viability during early building designs
Principal investigators: Wang, Liangzhu
Airflow and thermal management analysis of vertical data center with thermosiphons by fire dynamics simulator
Principal investigators: Wang, Liangzhu
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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