2022
DOI: 10.5755/j02.ms.29758
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Thermal Properties and Characterization of n-Decyl-Lauryl Alcohol/Expanded Graphite/Silicon Carbide Composite Phase Change Materials for Refrigerator Cold Energy Storage

Abstract: In this study, a kind of phase change materials (PCMs) with a low melting point (around 0 ℃) was prepared using n-decyl alcohol (DA) and lauryl alcohol (LA) as PCM, expanded graphite (EG) as supporting matrix. Nano silicon carbide (SiC) as a thermal conductivity promoter was added to modify the composite PCM. Expanded graphite with strong adsorption performance was used to not only prevent the leakage, but enhance the thermal conductivity. Leakage experiments showed that the maximum adsorption rate of DA-LA in… Show more

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“…Nano-ZnO is a cheap and environmentally-friendly material with high thermal conductivity of 1.160 W/mK [23]. Compared to the pure TBAB solution, the supercooling degree of the composite phase change material prepared by adding nano-ZnO is reduced by 1.9 • C. Nano-SiC as a thermal conductivity promoter was added to modify the composite PCM [24]. Compared to pure TBAB solution, composite phase change materials (with the addition of nano SiC) have no supercooling.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nano-ZnO is a cheap and environmentally-friendly material with high thermal conductivity of 1.160 W/mK [23]. Compared to the pure TBAB solution, the supercooling degree of the composite phase change material prepared by adding nano-ZnO is reduced by 1.9 • C. Nano-SiC as a thermal conductivity promoter was added to modify the composite PCM [24]. Compared to pure TBAB solution, composite phase change materials (with the addition of nano SiC) have no supercooling.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%