Sebastian J. Eluvathingal
Senior Research Engineer I, Continuous Commissioning® (CC®) Software Development Group, ESL
979.847.5659
sebastianje@tamu.edu
Mr. Sebastian has 11 years of experience in building energy analysis, building automation systems, building energy analysis tool design, and building science research.
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He joined TEES in 2011 and has been working in the Energy Systems Lab, where he divides his time between the Software Development group and the CC© group. He has helped design all the tools used in the CC© process while doing his Ph.D. part time, and managing, growing and providing technical support and training to the 8 engineering firms that are licensees of the CC® process.
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He has been involved in many CC© projects for various entities such as hospitals, cities, commercial buildings and independent school districts. He continues to split his time between hands on CC© and CC© software development. The goal being to make the CC© tools help the CC© licensees and specialists become more efficient while leveraging the latest in technology and research.
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Recent projects that he has been part of with the ESL include Continuous Commissioning© for Veterans Affair Hospitals at Raleigh, Salem, Fayetteville, Manhattan, Brooklyn and St. Albans. Projects in commercial buildings for CISCO & Assessments for TxDOT, THHS & Texas Tech Medical Center.
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- • A. Isazadeh, Rajeev Kamal, C. Yagua, S. Eluvathingal, David E. Claridge, “Detecting deficiencies using building performance data in healthcare facilities: Improving operational efficiency with Continuous Commissioning ®”, Energy and Buildings, Vol.241, 2021, 110953, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enbuild.2021.110953
- •Eluvathingal, SJ, N’Dri, NA, Stremler, M, & Cliffel, D. “Computational Modeling of a Cell-Based Microphysiometer.” Proceedings of the ASME 2006 2nd Joint U.S.-European Fluids Engineering Summer Meeting Collocated With the 14th International Conference on Nuclear Engineering. Volume 2: Fora. Miami, Florida, USA. July 17–20, 2006. pp. 583-587. ASME.