During the second week of October, Copenhagen hosted the event Modelon Innovate 2024.

Michele Bolognese, researcher at the Center for Sustainable Energy at Fondazione Bruno Kessler, participated in the conference with the work “Dynamic modelling activities of multi-vector rSOCs BoP coupled with RES sources by implementing control architecture”.

In his presentation, the researcher outlined the work done with Modelon and implemented in several projects, and among others also AMON. In particular, Michele showed the activity implemented with a direct ammonia SOFC focusing on the validation of a Short Stack 6 cells in the FBK laboratories  and the BoP Model DA-SOFC Application (8 kW).

Have a look at the Highlights of Modelon Innovate 2024.
You find Michele at min. 1:08! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGsOfByYZ1Q 

Information on Modelon: https://modelon.com/ and the agenda at this link.

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