2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2012.04.016
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Permeability and thermal conductivity of compact chemical and physical adsorbents with expanded natural graphite as host matrix

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“…14). However, the accuracy of the hot wire method, used by Wang et al [124], has been questioned by Tian et al [126] who used the steady-state heat source method to evaluate the heat and mass transfer of a compact impregnated CaCl 2 eEG. The highest thermal conductivity (1.70 W m K À1 ) is reached when the mass fraction of EG in the composite is 50% and the density of the composite is 550 kg m À3 .…”
Section: Working Principle Of Adsorption Refrigeration Machinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…14). However, the accuracy of the hot wire method, used by Wang et al [124], has been questioned by Tian et al [126] who used the steady-state heat source method to evaluate the heat and mass transfer of a compact impregnated CaCl 2 eEG. The highest thermal conductivity (1.70 W m K À1 ) is reached when the mass fraction of EG in the composite is 50% and the density of the composite is 550 kg m À3 .…”
Section: Working Principle Of Adsorption Refrigeration Machinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Meanwhile, the infiltration route was demonstrated to be inefficient in filling the PCM into the EG. The permeability of EG matrix was experimentally studied by Wang et al [22,23]. They found the permeability decreases while the density of EG matrix increases as higher pressure imposed on the EG matrix sample.…”
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“…This density (577.1 kg/m 3 ) of the Activated Carbon is based on the table 4 in[38]. b This density (48 kg/m 3 ) of the expanded natural graphite is based on the one at 300°C in[38]. c The density (2386 kg/m 3 ) of the strontium bromide hexahydrate comes from[49].…”
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