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Bob Romboud

After numerous years in companies (Dutch and international), Bob joined the HZ University of Applied Sciences in 1997. Bob was mainly teaching electronics, control systems and drive technology. In 2019 he joined the HZ Delta Power research group. Specifically, Bob is active in our program of multi-disciplinary research around tidal energy. He is key in implementing the processes to control and measure the workings of bidirectional pump/turbines in the HZ Delta Power Lab, where we simulate how such bidirectional pump/turbines would function in a barrier between for instance the North Sea on the one hand, and a closed of lake like the Grevelingenmeer on the other hand. Also Bob is active in running and collaboratively expanding our HZ UAS Hydrogen Lab. In this Lab we can educate students and inform interested stakeholders through demonstrating technology related to using green hydrogen.

Organisatie:	HZ University of Applied Sciences
E-mail:	b.romboud@hz.nl
Telefoon:	+31 (0)118489284
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Onderzoeksgroep (primair):	Delta Power
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