马重芳,男,汉族,1940年生,宁波市人,教授,博士生导师,国家太阳能热利用技术创新产业联盟专家委员会副主任,传热强化与过程节能教育部重点实验室学术委员会副主任,传热与能源利用北京市重点实验室学术委员会副主任,《工程热物理学报》副主编。曾任北京工业大学环境与能源工程学院院长,传热与能源利用北京市重点实验室主任,北京工业大学传热强化与过程节能教育部重点实验室主任,中国工程热物理学会副理事长,第三届973咨询专家组成员。
1964年毕业于中国科学技术大学,1967年中国科学院力学研究所研究生毕业。1981年至1984年师从国际著名强化传热权威Bergles教授从事强化传热基础研究;并先后在美国卡内基梅隆大学、杨百翰大学担任访问学者、教授;在波兰华沙工业大学、俄国科学院工程热物理研究所、日本九州大学、上智大学担任客座教授,总计在海外工作长达六年之久。还先后在二十余所国外大学做学术报告。
主要研究方向包括低温热源高效热功转换、太阳能热发电、单螺杆压缩机/膨胀机技术、建筑节能、热泵技术、熔盐传热与蓄热、沸腾传热与射流冲击传热、电子系统冷却技术、内燃机传热、燃料电池、抗垢技术等。获“973”项目、“863”项目、国家自然科学基金项目、北京市自然科学基金项目、国家部委、北京市科委及国家重点项目多项。作为第二完成人完成的“气控热管国家高精度温度源”获国家科学技术进步奖二等奖,此外获各类科技奖励6项;已出版专著四部,译著十部,发表英文学术论文237篇,其中被SCI收录132篇。现担任Journal of Enhanced Heat Transfer;International Journal of Low Carbon Technologies;Frontiers of Energy and Power Engineering in China英文期刊编委。拥有授权发明专利36项(美国2项,中国34项)。1995年在著名的《传热学进展》(英文)中撰写了“单相射流冲击传热”一章,成为中国大陆唯一在该权威著作中撰文的传热学工作者。主持编写《工程热物理学科发展报告—传热传质学科分报告2007-2008、 2009-2010》,执笔编写《十二五战略性新兴产业——节能产业发展重点咨询研究》报告,在《2002中国科学院高技术发展报告》撰写了《中国能源消费的环境效应评述》。2003年参加编写了《绿色奥运建筑评估体系》。国家标准《空调通风系统清洗规范》GB19210-2003;《容积式空气压缩机能效限定值与能效等级》GB19153-2009和《一般用喷油单螺杆空气压缩机》GB/T 26967-2011的主要起草人 2002在《2002中国科学院高技术发展报告》撰写了《中国能源消费的环境效应评述》。
自从2000年以来,马教授及其团队集中精力开展单螺杆压缩膨胀以及熔融盐传热蓄热的研究和开发,不但发表了大量的学术论文,也实现了科技创新的工程应用和产业化。2011年,世界第一台单螺杆膨胀机在北京工业大学研制成功。2016年世界第一个大规模熔融盐蓄热供暖示范工程在中国河北辛集市成功投入应用。这些能源领域高科技创新及其产业化,不但引起了国内外学术界的高度重视,也为中国能源产业的发展和雾霾问题的解决提供了新的技术方案。
Ma Chongfang
Prof. Ma Chongfang, male, born in 1940 in Ningbo city, Zhejiang province. He is now vice director of the Expert Committee of the National Innovation Association of Solar Energy Thermal Application, vice director of the Academic Committee of the Key Laboratory of Enhanced Heat Transfer and Energy Conservation, Ministry of Education,vice director of the Academic Committee ofthe Key Laboratory of Heat Transfer and Energy Conversion, Beijing Municipality, and deputy chief editor of the Journal of Engineering Thermophysics. He was formerly president of the College of Environmental and Energy Engineering, Beijing University of Technolog, director of the Key Laboratory of Enhanced Heat Transfer and Energy Conservation, Ministry of Education and director of the Key Laboratory of Heat Transfer and Energy Conversion, Beijing Municipality, vice president of the Chinese Society of Engineering Thermophysics, and member of the 3rd Consultant Expert Team of the 973 Program.
He graduated from Chinese University of Science and Technology in 1964 and graduated from the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1967. From 1981 to 1984 he was engaged in fundamental studies on enhanced heat transfer under the internationally well-known Prof. Bergles, and worked since as visiting scholar or professor in Carnegie Mellon University and Brigham Young University. He also worked as visiting Professor in Warsaw University of Technology (Poland), the Institute of Thermophysics of the Russian Academy, Kyushu University (Japan), Sophia University (Japan), lasting 6 years. He has also been invited to give lectures or present academic reports at many universities over twenty odd overseas countries.
His research efforts focus mainly on efficient heat-work conversion of low temperature heat sources, concentrated solar power generation, single screw compressor/expander technology, building energy conservation, heat pump technology, molten salts heat transfer and heat storage, boiling heat transfer and jet impact heat transfer, cooling technique for electronic systems, heat transfer in diesel engines, fuel cells, anit-fouling technology etc. He has been granted many key projects and projects from 973 Program, 863 Program, National Natural Science Foundation, Beijing Natural Science Foundation, as well as from Beijing Municipal Commission of Science and Technology and various ministries and different provinces. In addition to six other awards in science and technology he has won, the project of “National high precision temperature source using air-controlled heat pipe” (in which he ranked the second) won the second prize of the National Scientific Achievement Award. He has published 4 monographs and translated 10 books. He has delivered 237 academic papers in English, among which 132 papers were cited in SCI. He was also member of the editor boards of many English academic journals, such as the Journal of Enhanced Heat Transfer, International Journal of Low Carbon Technologies, Frontiers of Energy and Power Engineering in China. He has entitled to 36 patents of invention (2 in US, 34 in China). In 1995, he wrote the chapter “Uniphase Jet Impact Heat Transfer” for the famous journal of “Advances in Heat Transfer”, and thus became the unique author of the journal in mainland China. He was in charge of compiling “The Report on the Development of Thermophysics— the Part on the Mass Transfer and Heat Transfer, 2007-2008, 2009-2010”, he wrote “Key consultant research report on the development of the strategic emerging industry in the 12th five-year plan period — the energy conservation industry”. In 2002 he wrote “Review on the environmental impacts of China energy consumption”, which was part of “High Technology Development in 2002, Report by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. In 2003, he participated in compiling “The assessment system of the Green Olympic”. He was also a main drafter of some national standards: “Cleaning standard of air-conditioning and ventilation system, GB19210-2003”, “Energy efficiency limits and energy efficiency level for positive displacement compressors, GB19153-2009” and “The oil-cooling single screw air compressors for general use, GB/T26967-2011”.
Since the beginning of new century, Prof. Ma and his team have concentrated their efforts on the single screw compression/expansion and molten salt heat transfer and storage, resulting not only in publication of series of papers in academic journals but also in the engineering application and commercialization of these high technologies. In 2011 the first single screw expander in the world was produced at Beijing University of Technology. In 2016 the first in the world large scale demonstration project of centralized building heating by molten salt heat storage was put into practice in Xinji City, Hebei Province. Both the advancements not only attract wide interests among domestic and overseas academic circles but also provide new direction for the development of energy industry and promising solution for the problem of smog in China.