Retrofitting of a solar cooling and heating plant by employing PCM storage and adjusting control strategy

Huang, Li; Piontek, Udo; Zhuang, Lulu; Zheng, Rongyue; Zou, Deqiu

doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.123462

Applied Energy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.123462

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Retrofitting of a solar cooling and heating plant by employing PCM storage and adjusting control strategy

Li Huang,

Udo Piontek,

Lulu Zhuang

et al.

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Thermal management of cold storage unit in existence of nano-sized additive using Galerkin method

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Thermal management of cold storage unit in existence of nano-sized additive using Galerkin method

Ajour,

Basem,

AL-bonsrulah

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Performance analysis of residential hybrid cooling and heating system operating under low solar radiation

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Arslan

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Fatty Acids as Phase Change Materials for Building Applications: Drawbacks and Future Developments

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Clarke

2024

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The worldwide population growth and its increasing affluence have led to an increase in global building energy consumption. Therefore, developing sustainable energy storage materials to mitigate this problem has become a high priority for many researchers. Organic phase change materials (PCMs), such as fatty acids, have been extensively studied for thermal energy storage in building applications due to their excellent performance in absorbing and releasing energy within the environment temperature ranges. However, issues related to their thermal conductivity, stability, and flammability could limit the potential and require addressing. In this review, organic PCMs, with a special focus on fatty acids, are discussed. This review covers recent studies related to PCM synthesis from bio-sources, methods for PCM incorporation in building materials, methods for enhancing organic PCM thermal properties, flammability challenges, and life cycle assessment. Finally, future opportunities are summarized.

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Retrofitting of a solar cooling and heating plant by employing PCM storage and adjusting control strategy

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Thermal management of cold storage unit in existence of nano-sized additive using Galerkin method

Thermal management of cold storage unit in existence of nano-sized additive using Galerkin method

Performance analysis of residential hybrid cooling and heating system operating under low solar radiation

Fatty Acids as Phase Change Materials for Building Applications: Drawbacks and Future Developments

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