Energy Equipment and Systems (EES)

Energy Equipment and Systems (energyequipsys) is an internationally recognized multi-disciplinary scientific and engineering journal with a focus on the broad field of power generation systems. Energyequipsys is published quarterly in March, June, September and December of each year.

Energy Equipment and Systems belongs to the University of Tehran, which is a governmental organization; therefore, all expenses are covered by this university as well as Iranian Ministry of Science, Research and Technology.

The journal is aimed to provide a dependable peer review platform for publishing original research articles, review papers and communications which are compiled to advance the current state of the knowledge about  different aspects of the energy related systems based on the fossil fuel, biofuel and renewable energy sources. Energyequipsys highlights  major theoretical achievements, numerical/computational simulations and the experimental investigations of the energy production, conversion and storage equipment and systems.

Energy Equipment and Systems encourages highly contributions from fields of fluid flow, heat transfer, thermodynamics, CFD, system dynamics and control, optimization, multi-physics modeling, metallurgy and materials science and manufacturing related to the energy analysis, energy modeling and prediction, integrated energy systems and energy efficient systems.

Manuscript may also address the specific problems/issues of: 

• Fossil fuel power plants : energy saving strategies, process engineering and optimization, gas turbines, boilers, cooling towers, CCHP, power plant maintenance, combustion reacting flow
• Wind energy : turbines, mechanical systems and controls
• Biomass power plants : bioengineering and bioreactions
• Geothermal energy : heat pumps, geysers and novel devices
• Solar energy : photovoltaic and solar thermal converters
• Energy conversion : fuel cells and novel devices
• Renewable energy : identification and assessment of the resources

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