Experimental and numerical investigation of melting of NePCM inside an annular container under a constant heat flux including the effect of eccentricity
By N. Dhaidan, J. M. Khodadadi, T. Al-Hattab, Saad M. Al-Mashat. 2013
213 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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In Biomedical Engineering
- R. Warzoha
- Manar S. M. Al-Jethelah
- Animesh Dutta
- Shohel Mahmud
- R. Weigand
- Amy S. Fleischer
- Wenye Lin
- Zhenjun Ma
In Mechanical Engineering
- Wenye Lin
- Zhenjun Ma
- M. Sohel
- R. Warzoha
- Manar S. M. Al-Jethelah
- Animesh Dutta
- Shohel Mahmud
- R. Weigand
In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
- Wenye Lin
- Zhenjun Ma
- M. Sohel
- R. Warzoha
- Manar S. M. Al-Jethelah
- Animesh Dutta
- Shohel Mahmud
- Amy S. Fleischer
Citations in the corpus
- Nano-PCM filled energy storage system for solar-thermal applications (2018, background): “[19] experimentally and numerically investigated the melting of nano-PCM (CuO nanoparticles dispersed in n-octadecane PCM) filled cylindrical annulus under constant heat flux condition at the inner cylinder and adiabatic condition at the outer cylinder.”
- Temperature-dependent thermal properties of a paraffin phase change material embedded with herringbone style graphite nanofibers (2015, background): “This phenomenon is not directly accounted for in some of the current computational simulations of solid– liquid phase change thermal energy storage systems [55], while others assume that the thermal conductivity of the PCM in its liquid phase scales linearly with increasing volume fraction of nanofi”
- Nano-enhanced phase change materials for improved building performance (2016, background): “the melting rate in the top region at the later stage of the melting process [81, 82].”