2022
DOI: 10.3389/fenrg.2022.881970
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Experimental Study on the Heat Transfer Characteristics of an Inclined Shell-and-Tube Phase-Change Thermal Energy Storage Unit

Abstract: Detailed experimental investigation is presented for the heat transfer characteristics of an inclined shell-and-tube phase-change thermal energy storage unit. For the case of inclined angle α = π/4, the solid–liquid interface presented a concave surface because the heat transfer can be affected not only by conduction in the phase-change material (PCM) domain but also by natural convection significantly. The heat transfer rate increases with the increasing flow rate and inlet temperature of heat transfer fluid … Show more

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“…The transient temperature compared with the experimental work of Zhang et al 34 beginning of the process, therefore, due to the shape of the cross-section and the greater effect of convective heat transfer at the same time, this cross-sectional configuration has a higher liquid fraction compared with the inverted triangular cross-section configuration.…”
Section: Thermal Behavior Of Pcmsmentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…The transient temperature compared with the experimental work of Zhang et al 34 beginning of the process, therefore, due to the shape of the cross-section and the greater effect of convective heat transfer at the same time, this cross-sectional configuration has a higher liquid fraction compared with the inverted triangular cross-section configuration.…”
Section: Thermal Behavior Of Pcmsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Therefore, based on the good adoption of the numerical results of the present simulation by the results of Elmirah et al 20 and Kumar and Krishna, 33 the present study is validated. Also, to further ensure the validity of the solution method, the results of numerical simulation have been compared with the experimental investigation of Zhang et al, 34 which according to Figure 7, the increasing trend of temperature is the same in both methods at a specific point of the PCM. The error is small until the middle of the melting process and after that the error increases at some times so that the maximum error of the numerical analysis is 10.4% compared with the experimental analysis.…”
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