2021
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/1067/1/012088
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A numerical investigation of a thermal storage water heating system using phase change materials

Abstract: In this paper, the process of thermal heat storage within a water heating system utilizing phase change materials was numerically investigated using a CFD simulation. A two-dimensional model of the water-PCM energy storage system was designed and modelled using ANSYS Fluent. Two cases of without and with PCM were studied to investigate the possibility of using PCM materials in water storage heating systems. Paraffin wax with a melting temperature of 52 °C is used as the PCM material. Results showed that PCM (c… Show more

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“…Additionally, the most promising hybrid heat storage system is composed of water and PCM, which can benefit from these two materials. 263 This section presents recent simulation findings of latent heat storage systems and hybrid heat storage systems using phase change materials. The heat storage performance of PCMs is mainly determined by the phase change process.…”
Section: Phase Change Materials (Pcms)-based Heat Storagementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Additionally, the most promising hybrid heat storage system is composed of water and PCM, which can benefit from these two materials. 263 This section presents recent simulation findings of latent heat storage systems and hybrid heat storage systems using phase change materials. The heat storage performance of PCMs is mainly determined by the phase change process.…”
Section: Phase Change Materials (Pcms)-based Heat Storagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The CHS systems are still under development, and further research is required to put them into practice. Additionally, the most promising hybrid heat storage system is composed of water and PCM, which can benefit from these two materials . This section presents recent simulation findings of latent heat storage systems and hybrid heat storage systems using phase change materials.…”
Section: Phase Change For Thermal Management (Tm)mentioning
confidence: 99%