| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8023157 | Progress in Materials Science | 2014 | 57 Pages |
Abstract
This paper reviews the present state of the art of PCMs for thermal energy storage applications and provides an insight into recent efforts to develop new PCMs with enhanced performance and safety. Specific attention is given to the improvement of thermal conductivity, encapsulation methods and shape stabilization procedures. In addition, the flame retarding properties and performance are discussed. The wide range of PCM applications in the construction, electronic, biomedical, textile and automotive industries is presented and future research directions are indicated.
Keywords
PVADSCCMCTEOSCelPCMSHSPCLLPGHDPEABSTGACNTBDOEDASWCNTLHSCACtetraethoxysilaneTPBTESEVACHSSATLDPEPPOCDACNFAPPTDIIFRMMTMDIHSUPERTEGDSOMTTRISDMACVMTEPDMWAXDpentaerythritolpentaglycerineNPGLHTESAMPLEthylene propylene diene monomer rubberMEPCMThermal energy storage materialHeat storage unit1,4-polybutadieneSEGSPTHFGNF1,4-butanediol2-Amino-2-methyl-1,3-propanediolCapric acidDMSOPANIN,N-DimethylacetamideCalcium alginateCellulose etherethylene-vinyl acetateEthylenediamineCellulose acetateStearic acidMyristic acidCETApplicationsThermogravimetric analysisTris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethanetesAHVACtoluene diisocyanateSMACellulose diacetateDimethylsulfoxidelatent heat thermal energy storageThermal energy storageSensible heat storageLatent heat storageEpoxy resinThermal conductivitySodium acetate trihydrateCelluloseShape-stabilized phase change materialShape stabilizationFTIRFourier transform infrared spectroscopyPhotovoltaicsRed phosphoruslauric acidSEMMicroencapsulated phase change materialPhase change materials (PCMs)Phase change materialMontmorilloniteScanning electron microscopyneopentylglycolCarbon nanotubeCarbon nanofibreVermiculiteparaformaldehydePalmitic acidPETWide angle X-ray diffractionPoly(propylene oxide)Poly(methyl methacrylate)PMMAPoly(ε-caprolactone)Polyanilinepoly(ethylene oxide)High-density polyethylenePoly(ethylene terephthalate)Low-density polyethylenePolytetrahydrofuranAmmonium polyphosphatePoly(vinyl alcohol)PEGPolystyrenePVCPolyurethanePentadecanePEODifferential scanning calorimetryActive carbonCarboxymethyl cellulosePoly(vinyl chloride)Encapsulationliquefied petroleum gasExpanded graphite
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Authors
Kinga Pielichowska, Krzysztof Pielichowski,