TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE OF THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE TES DEVICES USING PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS PCM

MOSTAFA BAHAA AL-DIN IBRAHIM GHONAMY;

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Thermal energy storage (TES) is a technology allows the storage of heat energy. It works as a battery for storing thermal energy. Materials can store thermal energy through sensible energy storage (STES) undergoing temperature variation during energy storage. Latent thermal energy storage systems (LTES) allow maintaining constant temperature while storing thermal energy through Phase change materials (PCMs) due to their large latent heats. Due to the low thermal conductivity of PCMs which leads to long time required for phase change, researchers work on developing the thermal performance of PCMs.
In this work, a detailed experimental study is carried out to analyze the impact of mechanical movement expected to introduce forced convection heat transfer through the PCM resulting in faster melting process. Rectangular slab of paraffin is tested as a PCM. The melting temperature, Tm, of the tested paraffin is 55 ˚C with one heating face kept at 70 ˚C. The transient temperature gradients are tabulated and plotted.


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Title TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE OF THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE TES DEVICES USING PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS PCM
Other Titles الأداء العابر لأجهزة تخزين الطاقة الحرارية بإستخدام مواد تغيير الطور
Authors MOSTAFA BAHAA AL-DIN IBRAHIM GHONAMY
Issue Date 2018

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