Our main activities and research interests concern four different, but interrelated pillars:
We are engaged in applied research and development of heat pumps, household appliances, heat exchangers, and other types of processes, devices and systems, related to thermal engineering. We also do planning and optimization of large scale systems, such are new generations of district cooling and heating systems.
The laboratory covers pedagogically the basic area of Heat and Mass transfer, Transport phenomena, Refrigeration, Heat pump, Energy supply, and Heat exchangers. We provide students with topics for seminars and bachelor and master theses, or doctoral studies, which are, due to their interdisciplinarity, also suitable for all fields of studies at the faculty.
The Advances in Magnetics AIM 2025 conference in Brixen/Bressanone in Italy was a fantastic opportunity to dive into cutting-edge research, exchange ideas with brilliant minds, and connect with experts from around the world.
INDY project officially concluded on 31 January 2025; however, its outcomes continue to serve as a foundation for numerous new projects and tangible solutions enhancing energy resilience in defence in the future.
In December 2024, the MAGCCINE consortium convened for its second meeting, building upon the successful kickoff event held in October.
Researchers of the LAHDE laboratory of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Ljubljana, have developed an open-source tool for 1D modeling of thermal control circuits, TCCbuilder.
Secretaries:
Mrs. Darja Jeločnik
Mrs. Tanja Perec Escuredo
Do not hesitate to contact us via e-mail or by telephone. You can also visit us at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Ljubljana
Aškerceva ul. 6
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
