Characterization of microencapsulated and impregnated porous host materials based on calcium chloride for thermochemical energy storage

MgSO4·7H2O filled macro cellular foams: An innovative composite sorbent for thermo-chemical energy storage applications for solar buildings

“…For instance, (Liu et al, 2015) developed a composite mesoporous honeycomb element based on Wakkanai siliceous shale (WSS) and lithium chloride (LiCl) for application in an open sorption thermal energy storage system, that showed good ciclability. Gaeini et al (Gaeini et al, 2018) reported the comparison among composite sorbents employing calcium chloride as salt and different matrixes, namely, vermiculite, expanded graphite and a novel microencapsulation method based on ethyl cellulose, with high content of salt (>80%wt.). (Grekova et al, 2016) proposed the synthesis of composites with multi-wall carbon nanotubes embedding CaCl 2 , LiCl and LiBr.…”

Assessment of the hydration/dehydration behaviour of MgSO4∙7H2O filled cellular foams for sorption storage applications through morphological and thermo-gravimetric analyses

“…In the thermochemical technology, thermal energy is stored by a reversible physical or chemical reaction between two components. While sensible and latent TES are quite established technologies, especially from the material point of view [5], the interest in the development of innovative materials for thermochemical storage is increasing [6][7][8]. Indeed, thermochemical TES represents an attractive solution from different points of view.…”

New Composite Water Sorbents CaCl2-PHTS for Low-Temperature Sorption Heat Storage: Determination of Structural Properties

“…Further advantages are a low desorption temperature, a low price and a simple preparation method [9]. Besides wet impregnation and incipient wetness impregnation procedures, microencapsulation is another approach for the stabilization of salt hydrates by enveloping with a second inherently stable material to prevent coalescence or agglomeration [10].…”