Research roundup: Solidification/subcooling in spherical capsule; cement-based thermal storage; heat transfer in flexible container; more
Ben Welter - Friday, December 21, 2018
• Experimental studies on solidification and subcooling characteristics of water-based phase change material (PCM) in a spherical encapsulation for cool thermal energy storage applications
From Construction and Building Materials:
• Thermal energy storage characterization of cement-based systems containing microencapsulated-PCMs
From Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews:
• Seasonal thermal energy storage system for cold climate zones: A review of recent developments
From Heat and Mass Transfer:
• Analysis of heat transfer in latent heat thermal energy storage using a flexible PCM container
From Energy Conversion and Management:
• Plate type heat exchanger for thermal energy storage and load shifting using phase change material
From Applied Thermal Engineering:
• Experimental studies on the charging performance of single-tank single-medium thermal energy storage
• Investigation of thermal energy storage properties of a microencapsulated phase change material using response surface experimental design methodology
• Financial and energetic evaluation of solar-assisted heat pump underfloor heating systems with phase change materials
From IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering:
• Thermal Performance Through the Use of Radiant Barrier and Phase Change Material in Concrete Flat Roofs
From Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells:
• Synthesis of novel form-stable composite phase change materials with modified graphene aerogel for solar energy conversion and storage
From International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer:
• Development of vacuum impregnation equipment and preparation of mass/uniform shape-stabilized phase change materials