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Numerical study on the combined application of multiple phase

TES technology can be divided into sensible heat TES, chemical energy storage, and latent heat TES (LHTES) [7].Sensible heat TES has a low storage capacity and requires a large space for the storage system [8] emical energy storage technology is more complex and requires larger investments [9].LHTES, on the other hand, uses phase change materials (PCMs), which are

Electro-driven carbon foam/PCMs nanocomposites for sustainable energy

However, clean, renewable energy resources face fluctuation problems during different periods. Energy storage systems have been introduced in the energy supply systems to diminish the fluctuation of renewable energy harvesting and increase their reliability [6], [7], [8] anic phase change materials (PCMs) advantages such as high reliability, high energy

High Areal Capacity FeS@Fe Foam Anode with Hierarchical

The FeS@Fe foam anode sustains intact after 270-day cycles, demonstrating excellent durability. excellent structural stability and high areal capacity are attributed to effective interface regulation and improved energy storage mechanism, respectively. This work pushes the advanced Fe-based electrode to a superior level among these

Numerical and experimental investigations of melting process

Thermal energy storage (TES) is an especially efficient way to effectively reduce the mismatch between demand and supply of energy. To date, thermal energy storage is mainly classified into three types: sensible heat storage [1], latent heat storage [2] and chemical heat storage [3].Latent heat storage using phase change materials (PCMs) has received much

Applied Energy

For thermal energy storage applications using phase change materials (PCMs), the power capacity is often limited by the low thermal conductivity (λ PCM).Here, a three-dimensional (3D) diamond foam (DF) is proposed by template-directed chemical vapor deposition (CVD) on Cr-modified Cu foam as highly conductive filler for paraffin-based PCM.

Thermal response of annuli filled with metal foam for thermal energy

However, the relatively low thermal conductivity of phase change materials (PCMs), e.g. paraffin (∼0.2 W·m −1 ·K −1) [23], currently applied to latent heat TES generally limits the energy storage efficiency for the system is therefore necessary to enhance heat transfer during phase change process through either increasing effective thermal conductivity

Journal of Energy Storage

Zhu et al. [11] compared the enhancement efficiency of thermal behavior through changing the foam metal porosity, changing the shape of the cold wall, and using the discrete heat sources. By three above optimization methods, the thermal storage efficiency was improved by 83.32% comparing with the pure paraffin. Meng et al. [12] filled copper foam partly on

Numerical study of melting and solidification behavior of radial

Due to high energy storage capacity, phase change materials (PCMs) are used widely to store thermal energy. But the poor thermal conductivity limits their usage for thermal transport applications. A promising technique for overcoming this problem is the use of metal foam. In the present work, the effective thermal conductivity of PCM is enhanced using copper

Melting performance analysis of finned metal foam thermal energy

Among these methods, adding fins and metal foam are two relatively simple and efficient strengthening measures, and their applications in the latent heat thermal energy storage unit (LHTESU) have been intensively studied [11, 12].Safari et al. [5] studied the melting behavior of smooth tubes, straight-finned tubes, and bifurcated-finned tubes through experiments and

Comparison of energy absorption characteristics of PCM-metal foam

This paper presents a study on the effect of pore size on energy absorption characteristics of a PCM-metal foam energy storage system. Different metal foam geometries are generated by using a geometry creation model which considers the metal foam structure as a combination of overlapping spherical pores. The geometry creation model is coupled to an

Development of cost-effective PCM-carbon foam

Thermal energy storage based on Phase Change Materials (PCMs) has become an attractive option to meet growing energy demand, with organic PCMs leading the way (Yang et al., 2019) anic PCMs that can absorb and release thermal energy at a constant temperature during a solid-liquid phase transition exhibit unique advantages such as high energy storage

Three-dimensional carbon foam nanocomposites for thermal energy storage

Developed new carbon foam nanocomposites for thermal energy storage. • Carbon foam can embed the PCM mix while enhancing its thermal conductivity. • PCM consists of graphene nanoplatelets dispersed in paraffin wax. • A 141% thermal conductivity enhancement of the nanocomposite has been demonstrated. •

Fabrication and Thermal Performance of 3D Copper-Mesh-Sintered Foam

Due to its large latent heat and high energy storage capacity, paraffin as one of the phase change materials (PCMs) has been widely applied in many energy-related applications in recent years. The current applications of paraffin, however, are limited by the low thermal conductivity and the leakage problem. To address these issues, we designed and fabricated

PVA-graphene coated Cu (OH)2@Cu foam intensive

Under the same simulated sunlight radiation intensity of 1200 W/m 2, the photo-thermal energy storage of PRG-CCF/PWS reaches 1234.39 J and was 1.95 times CCF/PWS. The energy storage rate reaches 1.37 J·s −1. As shown in Fig. 7 e, compared with that of 1st, the η of PRG-CCF/PWS was 90.95 %. After 200 thermal cycles, the η was slightly reduced.

Journal of Energy Storage

Recently, Pu et al. [45] numerically studied a shell and tube thermal energy storage system with three different configurations of PCM‑copper foam composites: single PCM‑copper foam, radially multi-layered PCM‑copper foam and single PCM with gradient porosity copper foam. It was found that single PCM is more suitable than radial multiple

Foam Energy Absorption | Duocel® Foam

Energy absorbers are a class of products that generally absorb kinetic mechanical energy by compressing or deflecting at a relatively constant stress over an extended distance, and not rebounding. Springs perform a somewhat similar function, but they rebound, hence they are energy storage devices, not energy absorbers.

PCM microcapsules applicable foam to improve the properties of

By encapsulating the liquid paraffin with silica, a microcapsule is formed that can be utilized as an energy storage system Fig. 9 (b) shows the emergence of new peaks in PCM/foam cement, indicating a significant enhancement of the heat storage effect of foam cement through the incorporation of PCM microcapsules [43], [44].

Performance prediction of a fin–metal foam–cold thermal energy storage

In this study, a cold thermal energy storage unit with metal foam and straight fins was constructed. On the basis of dimensionless analysis, experimental and numerical methods were used to investigate the structural parameters of straight fin and metal foam on the liquid fraction and effective Nusselt number (Nu*). Results showed that the

Effect of Porosity Gradient on the Solidification of Paraffin in a

Abstract. Thermal energy storage (TES) systems are a promising solution for reutilizing industrial waste heat (IWH) for distributed thermal users. These systems have tremendous potential to increase energy efficiency and decrease carbon emissions in both industrial and building sectors. To further enhance the utilization rate of industrial waste heat,

Journal of Energy Storage

1. Introduction. Thermal energy storage (TES), as a low-cost thermal storage technology, can be used in concentrated solar power plants to solve the problems related to the intermittency of solar energy [1].Additionally, TES can improve energy utilization efficiency in waste heat recovery [2].Among various TES methods, latent thermal energy storage (LTES)

Effect of filling height of metal foam on improving energy storage

Fig. 1 (a) described the physical model of the thermal energy storage (TES) tank filled with paraffin and metal foam (PMF). To facilitate the observation of the change of the phase interface, the TES tank was made of transparent material (Plexiglass), inside which there was a copper tube maintaining for heat transfer fluid (HTF) to flow through

Comprehensive thermal energy storage analysis of ceramic foam

The porosity of the ceramic foam has a similar effect to the filling height on melting time, total stored energy and energy storage rate. (3) In terms of the outer diameter, the enhancement performance of ceramic foam with a small outer diameter is significant; as the outer diameter increases, the difference in the enhancement gets less remarkable.

Effect of fin-metal foam structure on thermal energy storage:

Energy storage coefficient could reflect the energy storage rate, with fin-foam hybrid tube taking the lead, followed by metal foam tube, fin tube and bare tube. This is inconsistence with the melting behaviors observed above. Download: Download high-res

Heat transfer enhancement of paraffin wax using graphite foam

PCMs are linked to three energy storage methods: sensible heat, latent heat and chemical energy. Among the various kinds of PCMs, latent heat storage has been proved to be an effective means for thermal management due to its high storage capacity and small temperature variation from storage to retrieval [1], [2], [3], [4].

Application of multi-scale pore regulation for high thermal

Thermal conductivity enhancement of phase change materials with 3D porous diamond foam for thermal energy storage. Appl Energy, 233-234 (2019), pp. 208-219. View PDF View article View in Scopus Google Scholar [39] Y. Jiang, Z.

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