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Preliminary results of energy charging/discharging processes in a latent thermal energy storage system are reported. A novel design of a rotative scrapper heat exchanger has been studied. Paraffin RT44HC is employed as a phase change material. A Coriolis flowmeter is employed for measuring the mass flow through the prototype, and PT100 temperature sensors are used for measuring the inlet and exit temperature of the heat transfer fluid.

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Accelerated testing methods to analyse long term stability of a Phase Change Material under the combined effect of shear stress and thermal cycling

Egea

Molina‐García

Herrero-Martín

et al. 2022

Journal of Energy Storage

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