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Day 1: Monday 3rd July, 2006
9.00 Registration
9:30 Opening addresses
- P. Kavathas, Secretary General of the Region of W. Greece: “The
role of R.E.S. in Greece”
- Prof. Th. Georgopoulos, President of the T.E.I. of Patra: “The
European Policy of the T.E.I. Patra”
- Prof. S. Kaplanis, I.P. coordinator: “I.C.T.
tools: PV-systems engineering: Teaching and Learning; An insight”
10.30 Coffee Break
11.00 Prof. A. Braunstein, Tel Aviv University, Israel
- The importance of
the PV-technology and its products to the development
12.30 Prof. S. Kaplanis, T.E.I of Patra, Greece
- The contribution of
R.E.S. to the socio-economic development through innovations in the
domestic sector
13.30 Lunch
14.30 Discussion
15.30-17.00 Exercises; visit to the Library; I.C.T.
tools
21.00 Official Reception
Day 2: Tuesday 4th July, 2006
9.00 Prof. E. Stathatos, T.E.I. of Patra, Greece
- Dye Sensitized
Solar Cells – An alternative approach to the conventional
solar cells. An overview to basics principles of operation and to
the over all efficiencies.
10.30 Coffee Break
11.00 Prof. E. Stathatos, T.E.I. of Patra, Greece
- Organic Photovoltaic
Solar Cells, low cost modules, limitations and perspectives
12.00 Prof. M. Stoev, South-West University ‘Neophit
Rilski’, Bulgaria
- Thin-Film Materials for Solar Cells.
13.30 Lunch
14.30 Discussion
15.30-17.00 Exercises, Lab work on I.C.T. tools
Day 3: Wednesday 5th July, 2006
9.00 Dr. A. Majchrzycka, Szczecin University of
Technology, Poland
- Solar collectors
installation in collaboration with the heat pump system in the Uni/ty
of Szczecin
10.30 Coffee Break
11.00 Prof. G. Barakos, T.E.I. of Patra, Greece
- Design,
Simulation and Performance of Reflecting Parabolic Solar Collectors
13.30 Lunch
14.30 Discussion
15.30-17.00 Laboratory: Prof. S. Kaplanis and R.E.S.
Lab. Collaborators
- Exercises on METEO Data retrieval & elaboration on PV-performance
21.00 Official Dinner
Day 7: Monday 10th
July, 2006
9.00 Prof. P. Ligneel, Katholic University College
of South-West-Flanders, Belgium
- Wind energy in Belgium: the
construction of a wind turbine and overview of the production in Belgium
10.30 Coffee Break
11.00 Prof. J.A. Turegano, University of Zaragoza,
Spain
- The energy
context (i) (ii) and the
urban planning (i) (ii)
- Passive Solar Buildings
12.30 Prof. J.A. Turegano, University of Zaragoza,
Spain ( continued)
13.00 Lunch
14.30 Prof. V. Benda, Technical University of Prague,
Czech Republic
- Solar Cell
and module fabrication technology
15.30 -17.00 Laboratory, Simulation exercises.
Day 8: Tuesday 11th July, 2006
9.00 Prof. V. Benda, Technical University of Prague,
Czech Republic
- Experience
from PV system performance (including comparison of on roof and
facade systems)
10.30 Coffee Break
11.00 Dr. P. Borza, Transilvania University of
Brasov and SIEMENS Romania
- Domotics (i)
(ii) (iii)
(iv) (v)
(vi) (vii)
12.00 Prof. A. Argyriou, University of Patra, Greece
- Solar Cooling & Airconditioning
13.30 Lunch
14.30 Prof. J. A. Turegano, University Zaragosa,
Spain
- Valdespartera Project Description
15.00 Prof. A. Argyriou, University of Patra, Greece
(continued)
Day 10: Thursday 13th July, 2006
9.00 Prof. M. Stoev, South-West University ‘Neophit
Rilski’, Bulgaria
- Demonstration of a stand alone 350Wp PV system for outdoor living
10.30 Coffee Break
11.00 Prof. S. Kalogirou, Higher Technical Institute
of Nicosia, Cyprus
- Solar
collectors and applications
12.30 Dr. M. Molhanec, Technical University of
Prague, Czech Republic
- e-Learning: Concepts, Usage and
Tools
13.30 Lunch
14.30-17.00 Laboratory, simulation exercises.
Day 11: Friday 14th
July, 2006
9.00 Dr. M. Molhanec, Technical University of Prague,
Czech Republic
- Gathering and Processing Photovoltaic
Data on CTU FEE in Prague
10.30 Coffee Break
11.00 Prof. J. Trypanagnostopoulos, University
of Patra, Greece
- Concentrating
systems for PV generators (i) (ii)
- Theoretical analysis for Power
and Thermal Energy production for buildings in special design of PV-systems
(i) (ii)
12.30 Prof. S. Kaplanis, T.E.I. of Patra, Greece
- Parameters for PV-sizing.
- PV-f chart, Retscreen PV-2000, A model of PV-sizing on Excel
13.30 Lunch
14.30 Discussion
15.30-17.00 Laboratory, Simulation exercises
Day 12: Saturday 15th July, 2006
9.00 Prof. M. Stoev, South-West University ‘Neophit
Rilski’, Bulgaria
- Solar roof system of South South-West University Blagoevgrad
10.30 Coffee Break
11.00 Prof. M. Stoev, South-West University 'Neophit
Rilski’, Bulgaria
- Combined Solar Systems
12.00 Prof. S. Kaplanis and Dr. S. Louvros, T.E.I.
of Patra, Greece
- The design of a remote load management system for solar houses.
The case study of the test cell in the T.E.I. of Patra
13.30 Lunch
14.30 Prof. S. Kaplanis, T.E.I. of Patra, Greece
- Sizing
of PV-Systems: autonomous, stand-alone hybrid systems
- Sizing of the PV-generator and the PV-System components i.e. inverter,
battery storage system, Diesel generator are studied and sized
- Corrections to PV-sizing due to field conditions and battery capacity
due to ageing, sizing, charge/discharge rate
(Part I)
15.30 -17.00 Laboratory
Day 13: Sunday 16th
July, 2006
9.00-13.00 Visit to places where PV technology or
R.E.S. applications are installed.
- Discussion on the site
13:30 Lunch
Free afternoon
Day 14: Monday 17th July, 2006
9.00 Dr. A. Majchrzycka, Szczecin University of
Technology, Poland
- PV
System Evaluation after Few Years Operation
10.30 Coffee Break
11.00 Prof. S. Kaplanis, T.E.I. of Patra, Greece
- Sizing of PV-Systems:
autonomous, stand-alone hybrid systems
- Sizing of the PV-generator and the PV-System components i.e. inverter,
battery storage system, Diesel generator are studied and sized
- Corrections to PV-sizing due to field conditions and battery capacity
due to ageing, sizing, charge/discharge rate
(Part II)
13.30 Lunch
14.30-16.00 Laboratory, Library, exercises.
Day 15: Tuesday 18th
July, 2006
9.00 The group of Contributors (lecturers, other
staff members, PhD students) will have a full session to assess the
most effective, friendly and manageable e-platform and I.C.T. tools,
in general. Coordinator: Prof. S. Kaplanis
11.00 Coffee Break
11.30 Students’ Assessment
13.30 Lunch
14.30 Award Ceremony - Farewell
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