Poly(styrene-co-divinylbenzene-co-acrylamide)/n-octadecane microencapsulated phase change materials for thermal energy storage

Döğüşcü, Derya Kahraman; Damlıoğlu, Yasemin; Alkan, Cemil

doi:10.1016/j.solmat.2019.04.008

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“…The materials' melting and freezing onset temperatures were slightly lower than the phase transition temperatures of n-octadecane and the enthalpy values. With this preparation technique, the capsules are stable up to 148 • C. The high-temperature stability makes them useful for temperatures above 100 • C [109].…”

Section: Nano-and Micro-encapsulation Of Pcmmentioning

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Nanocontainers for Energy Storage and Conversion Applications: A Mini-Review

Kordas

2023

Nanomanufacturing

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Countries that do not have oil and natural gas but are forced to reduce pollution due to combustion have stimulated and developed new technologies for absorption, storage, and energy creation based on nanotechnology. These new technologies are up-and-coming because they will solve the problem without additional environmental burden. The first technology is based on phase change materials (PCMs) that store the thermal energy produced by the sun and release it when requested. In the context of this article, there is a discussion about some devices that arise from this technology. The second technology is based on light nano-traps that convert solar energy into heat, which is then stored by heating water or other methods. The third practice is to absorb solar energy from nanoparticles, producing electricity. These technologies’ principles will be discussed and analyzed to understand their perspectives.

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Section: Nano-and Micro-encapsulation Of Pcmmentioning

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Nanocontainers for Energy Storage and Conversion Applications: A Mini-Review

Kordas

2023

Nanomanufacturing

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“…These organic shell materials are mainly, poly(melamineformaldehyde) (PMF) resin, 56 poly(urea-formaldehyde) (PUF), 57,58 polyurea (PUA), 59 polyurethane (PU), [60][61][62] poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA), 63,64 polystyrene (PS), 65,66 polyaniline (PANi) 67 and many more. [68][69][70][71][72] It can be inferred that the type of polymeric shell plays a key role in determining the thermal properties of MEPCMs, whereas the characteristics of polymeric shells such as crosslinking degree, shell thickness, tightness, and mechanical strength inuence the thermal energy-storage performance, thermal stability, phase transition recoverability, and thermal reliability and durability of the corresponding MEPCMs. [73][74][75][76] 2.1.1 PMF shell.…”

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Review on organic phase change materials for sustainable energy storage

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Cai

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Sustainable Energy Fuels

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“…The core material can be any solid-liquid PCM, and the shell (container) material can be an inorganic or a polymer material. The most studied inorganic shells are SiO 2 and TiO 2 [23], while the organic shells used are poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) [24], polystyrene [25], melamine-formaldehyde [26], and other, more complicated, structures [27]. There are numerous microencapsulation methods that can be used ( Figure 3).…”

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“…material can be an inorganic or a polymer material. The most studied inorga SiO2 and TiO2 [23], while the organic shells used are poly(methyl methacry [24], polystyrene [25], melamine-formaldehyde [26], and other, more comp tures [27]. There are numerous microencapsulation methods that can be us The selection of the suitable microencapsulation method depends on the chemical properties of both core and shell materials [22] and on the chemical for which they are intended to be used, for example in building [28].…”

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Towards Phase Change Materials for Thermal Energy Storage: Classification, Improvements and Applications in the Building Sector

2021

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The management of energy consumption in the building sector is of crucial concern for modern societies. Fossil fuels’ reduced availability, along with the environmental implications they cause, emphasize the necessity for the development of new technologies using renewable energy resources. Taking into account the growing resource shortages, as well as the ongoing deterioration of the environment, the building energy performance improvement using phase change materials (PCMs) is considered as a solution that could balance the energy supply together with the corresponding demand. Thermal energy storage systems with PCMs have been investigated for several building applications as they constitute a promising and sustainable method for reduction of fuel and electrical energy consumption, while maintaining a comfortable environment in the building envelope. These compounds can be incorporated into building construction materials and provide passive thermal sufficiency, or they can be used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, domestic hot water applications, etc. This study presents the principles of latent heat thermal energy storage systems with PCMs. Furthermore, the materials that can be used as PCMs, together with the most effective methods for improving their thermal performance, as well as various passive applications in the building sector, are also highlighted. Finally, special attention is given to the encapsulated PCMs that are composed of the core material, which is the PCM, and the shell material, which can be inorganic or organic, and their utilization inside constructional materials.

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Poly(styrene-co-divinylbenzene-co-acrylamide)/n-octadecane microencapsulated phase change materials for thermal energy storage

Cited by 30 publications

References 22 publications

Nanocontainers for Energy Storage and Conversion Applications: A Mini-Review

Nanocontainers for Energy Storage and Conversion Applications: A Mini-Review

Review on organic phase change materials for sustainable energy storage

Towards Phase Change Materials for Thermal Energy Storage: Classification, Improvements and Applications in the Building Sector

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