2020
DOI: 10.1007/s40032-020-00564-9
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Energy and Exergy Analysis of a Concrete-Based Thermal Energy Storage System

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“…Consequently, high thermal resistance has been noticed as the material deposits on the heat transfer surface during the discharging process [14]. Due to easier availability, lower cost, ease of fabrication, and higher thermal conductivity, the sensible storage materials are generally preferred over latent heat storage materials [15]. Kalaiarasi et al [16] analysed the thermal performance of SAC with sensible heat storage medium such as synthetic oil (Therminol-55), and reported maximum thermal efficiency of 70.8%, when the mass flow rate was 0.028 kg/s.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, high thermal resistance has been noticed as the material deposits on the heat transfer surface during the discharging process [14]. Due to easier availability, lower cost, ease of fabrication, and higher thermal conductivity, the sensible storage materials are generally preferred over latent heat storage materials [15]. Kalaiarasi et al [16] analysed the thermal performance of SAC with sensible heat storage medium such as synthetic oil (Therminol-55), and reported maximum thermal efficiency of 70.8%, when the mass flow rate was 0.028 kg/s.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%