Novel insight and numerical analysis of convective heat transfer enhancement with microencapsulated phase change material slurries: laminar flow in a circular tube with constant heat flux

By X. Hu, Yin-ping Zhang. 2002

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An experimental study of convective heat transfer with microencapsulated phase change material suspension: Laminar flow in a circular tube under constant heat flux (2008, background): “[23] indicates four different specific heat functions have little differences in heat transfer investigation.”
Flow and heat transfer behaviors of phase change material slurries in a horizontal circular tube (2007, methodology): “Other related numerical investigations of melting heat transfer of laminar flow of MPCM slurries in the circular duct include the works of Zhang and Faghri [7], Alisetti and Roy [8], Hu and Zhang [9], and Ho et al.”
A review of materials, heat transfer and phase change problem formulation for latent heat thermal energy storage systems (LHTESS) (2010, background): “[125] Numerical Micro-encapsulation of phase change slurries to improve convective heat transfer in the PCM.”
A review on phase-change materials: Mathematical modeling and simulations (2011, background): “D Radially finned horizontal tube Numerical Lacroix [154] Zhang and Faghri [156] Akhilesh et al. [173] n-Eicosane FD FG 2-”