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The award-winning Phase Change Matters blog tracks the latest news and research on phase change materials and thermal energy storage. E-mail tips and comments to Ben Welter, communications director at Entropy Solutions. Follow the blog on Twitter at @PureTemp. Subscribe to the monthly PCM newsletter. Or join the discussion on LinkedIn.

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Research roundup: Inorganic PCMs for thermal storage; battery thermal management; α nano alumina; more

Ben Welter - Friday, December 16, 2016

• A review on current status and challenges of inorganic phase change materials for thermal energy storage systems [Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews]

• Development of Phase Change Materials for Refrigerated Transportation of Fruits and Vegetables [International Conference on Computational Modeling, Simulation and Applied Mathematics]

• Numerical study on solid–liquid phase change in paraffin as phase change material for battery thermal management [Science Bulletin]

• Comparative study of two weir type cascade solar stills with and without PCM storage using energy and exergy analysis [Energy Conversion and Management]

• Thermal conductivity enhancement of treated petroleum waxes, as phase change material, by α nano alumina: Energy storage [Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews]

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