Thermal conductivity improvement of phase change materials/graphite foam composites

By Mahmoud Moeini Sedeh, J. M. Khodadadi. 2013

156 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/3dfc46134fc62ed84876d9416f810a29f8932a2c

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. S. E. Kalnæs
2. B. P. Jelle
3. Chao Xu
4. Lijun Yang
5. Jia-ling Yang
6. Xiaoze Du

In Computational Mechanics

1. B. P. Jelle
2. Chao Xu
3. Lijun Yang
4. Jia-ling Yang
5. Xiaoze Du
6. S. E. Kalnæs

In Mechanical Engineering

1. B. P. Jelle
2. M. Rady
3. Chao Xu
4. S. Nada
5. W. Alshaer
6. Lijun Yang
7. Jia-ling Yang
8. Elena Palomo Del Barrio

Citations in the corpus

• Numerical investigations of using carbon foam/PCM/Nano carbon tubes composites in thermal management of electronic equipment (2015, background): “Also the assumption of neglecting the convection motion liquid phase is supported by the findings of [33] who examined the role of natural convection within the pores by discretizing and solving the continuity and momentum equations numerically over the fluid domain.”
• Thermal management of lithium ion batteries using graphene coated nickel foam saturated with phase change materials (2018, background): “Graphene/graphite/carbon foam are suitable candidates in enhancing the thermal conductivity of PCM due to their high thermal conductivity and low densities [40].”
• Phase Change Materials and Products for Building Applications: A State-of-the-Art Review and Future Research Opportunities (2015, methodology): “Figure 13 Illustration of (a) graphite foam, (b) PCM material, (c) graphite foam and PCM composite (Sedeh and Khodadadi [101]).”
• Numerical analysis on thermal behavior of solid–liquid phase change within copper foam with varying porosity (2015, methodology): “The studies involving open-cell foams can be broken into four groups: the steady state calculation of effective thermal conductivity [6–15], the improvement of numerical method [16–22], the preparation of composite based on porous media and PCM [12,23–27] and the thermal performance analysis of heat”