Impregnation of porous material with phase change material for thermal energy storage
By T. Nomura, N. Okinaka, T. Akiyama. 2009
302 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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In Mechanical Engineering
In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
- A. Karaipekli
- Ahmet Sari
- A. Biçer
- L. F. Cabeza
- Álvaro de Gracia
- M. Kenisarin
- Cemil Alkan
- K. Mahkamov
Citations in the corpus
- Porous materials in building energy technologies—A review of the applications, modelling and experiments (2018, unknown): “[89] added the phase change materials to the porous materials to recover the waste thermal energy in the form of latent heat.”
- Phase change materials and thermal energy storage for buildings (2015, methodology): “Thus can be achieved using a direct inclusion in the wall [22], by impregnation in a porous material as gypsum [23], by using microencapsulation techniques [24], using a shape-stabilization [25] or slurries of PCM suspended on a thermal fluid [26 ].”
- Polyethylene glycol (PEG)/diatomite composite as a novel form-stable phase change material for thermal energy storage (2011, background): “organic PCMs and their mixtures have been studied for impregnating them into common building materials [13–16].”