Dr. Peizheng  Ma
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Dr. Peizheng Ma

Assistant Professor
Stony Brook University, USA


Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Stony Brook University, USA

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Biography

Currently, Dr. Peizheng Ma is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stony Brook University. He obtained his Doctoral and Master’s degrees in 2013 and 2010, respectively, from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stony Brook University (SBU), United States. He received his Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees from the School of Mechanical and Vehicular Engineering, Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT), China, in 2008 and 2006, respectively. At Stony Brook University, Dr. Ma mainly focuses on Energy savings in Buildings, and his research interests include Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer, Building Energy Efficiency, Green Building, Net-zero Energy Building, Sustainable Building, Building Energy Modeling, Renewable Energy, Thermal Storage, Thermal Mass, Heat pump, Heat extraction equipment, Radiant Conditioning, Thermally activated building system (TABS), Building Heating and Cooling load calculation, Building life-cycle costs analysis, HVAC system, etc. Dr. Ma is Editorial Board member of the peer-reviewed journals, Energy Reports (Elsevier) and American Journal of Mechanical Engineering (Sciepub). He has also been invited to serve as a referee of several international journals, including Applied Energy, Energy and Buildings, Energy Conversion and Management, Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews, Building and Environment, Energy Reports, Energy Research & Social Science, and World Journal of Agricultural Research, and a referee of ASME and IEEE conferences. Until now, Dr. Ma has reviewed about 100 journal manuscripts. Due to his excellent review service, Dr. Ma obtained the 2013 Best Reviewers Award of Applied Energy based on the evaluation of over 100 candidates of 10,000 reviewers for Applied Energy in 2013 by the journal panel consisting of the editor-in-chief and associate editors. He has 9 publications in journals.

Area of Interest:

Physical Science Engineering
100%
Thermodynamics
62%
Heat and Mass Transfer
90%
Building Energy
75%
Green Building Design
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0
Chapters
0
Articles
0
Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

  1. Wang, L.S. and P. Ma, 2015. Low-grade heat and its definitions of Coefficient-Of-Performance (COP). Applied Thermal Eng. .
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  2. Ma, P., L.S. Wang and N. Guo, 2015. Maximum window-to-wall ratio of a thermally autonomous building as a function of envelope U-factor and ambient temperature amplitude. Applied Energy, 146: 84-91.
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  3. Ma, P., L.S. Wang and N. Guo, 2015. Energy storage and heat extraction-From Thermally Activated Building Systems (TABS) to thermally homeostatic buildings. Renewable Sustain. Energy Rev., 45: 677-685.
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  4. Wang, L.S., P. Ma, E. Hu, D. Giza-Sisson, G. Mueller and N. Guo, 2014. A study of building envelope and thermal mass requirements for achieving thermal autonomy in an office building. Energy Build., 78: 79-88.
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  5. Ma, P., L.S. Wang and N. Guo, 2014. Modeling of hydronic radiant cooling of a thermally homeostatic building using a parametric cooling tower. Applied Energy, 127: 172-181.
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  6. Ma, P., L.S. Wang and N. Guo, 2013. Modeling of TABS-based thermally manageable buildings in Simulink. Applied Energy, 104: 791-800.
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  7. Ma, P. and L.S. Wang, 2012. Effective heat capacity of interior planar thermal mass (iPTM) subject to periodic heating and cooling. Energy Build., 47: 44-52.
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  8. Ma, P. and L.S. Wang, 2012. Effective heat capacity of exterior planar thermal mass (ePTM) subject to periodic. Energy Build., 47: 394-401.
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