Parham Eslami Nejad

R744 Program Manager @Vitalis

Kelowna, BC, CA
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WORK HISTORY

May 2023 — Present

R744 Program Manager @Vitalis

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Kelowna, BC, CA

EDUCATION

1998 — 2002

Shiraz University

B.Sc., Mechanical Engineering

2002 — 2005

Sharif University of Technology

M.Sc., Energy System Engineering

2008 — 2011

Polytechnique Montréal

Ph.D., Energy and Buildings

SKILLS

Hvac DesignTwo-Phase FlowNumerical AnalysisEngineeringDx Heat PumpsSmart Thermal GridR&DHeat TransferMicrosoft OfficeResearch and Development (R&D)ResearchSolar EnergyGround Coupled Heat PumpsProject ManagementRenewable EnergyEnergy ManagementGeothermal Borehole DesignWaterBuilding Energy ModelingRefrigerationGeothermal Heat ExchangersFortranEnergy EfficiencySustainabilityCo2 Heat PumpSimulationsThermodynamicsHeat PumpsGeoexchange SystemRenewable Energy Systems

ABOUT PARHAM ESLAMI NEJAD

My expertise has focused on the field of renewable energy and energy systems. My work, in significant part, involves gathering different alternatives for cost-effective, environmentally friendly and energy-efficient heating and cooling for residential dwellings and commercial buildings using renewable energy sources. A succinct overview of unique projects I have had the chance to play a significant role in over the last 15 years can be found in my scientific publications (‪parham Eslami Nejad‬ - ‪Google Scholar‬). Additionally, the projects listed below showcase my expertise in leading research and development for innovative concepts and technologies: • Two-phase CO2 loop for thermal energy management in buildings: Concept and building energy performance improvement (https://iifiir.org/fr/fridoc/boucle-de-co-lt-sub-gt-2-lt-sub-gt-diphasique-pour-la-gestion-de-l-energie-142989) • Novel ground heat exchanger configurations for CO2 direct expansion geothermal heat pumps (https://iifiir.org/fr/fridoc/nouvelles-configurations-d-echangeurs-de-chaleur-souterrains-pour-les-142988). • Virtual borehole for thermal response test unit calibration: test facility and concept development (https://shareok.org/handle/11244/301581). • Direct expansion ground source heat pump using carbon dioxide as a refrigerant (https://shareok.org/handle/11244/49332). I am currently involved in a cutting-edge project aiming to revolutionize thermal energy management at both building and district levels. The concept centers on utilizing recovered thermal energy and integrating heat pump technology. This can also optimize process heating while maximizing waste heat recovery and facilitating the electrification of industries.

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