Thermal Storage/Release, Durability, and Temperature Sensing Properties of Thermostatic Fabrics Treated with Octadecane-Containing Microcapsules
By Junghyen Kim, G. Cho. 2002
144 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Building and Construction, Physiology, Polymers and Plastics
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Citations in the corpus
- A Review on Polymeric-Based Phase Change Material for Thermo-Regulating Fabric Application (2020, background): “The fabrics cooling effect revealed that variation in microclimate and skin temperature with PCM-containing polyester was lower than that of control polyester fabric.([105]) Table 6 reveals various polymer capsules containing PCMs for integrating into Polyester fabrics.”
- A review of microencapsulation methods of phase change materials (PCMs) as a thermal energy storage (TES) medium (2014, unknown): “There are numerous reports that engaged polyurea (PU) as a shell material for encapsulation of different core materials such asmigrin oil [60], ovalbumin [61], n-octadecane [62–67], n-hexadecane [68], n-eicosane [69], and butyl stearate [70], using interfacial polymerization method.”
- Phase change materials, their synthesis and application in textiles—a review (2019, unknown): “Junghye et al [134] developed microcapsules treated thermostatic fabrics containing n-octadecane as PCM and compared the heat storage/release properties with untreated fabric.”