Survey of high temperature thermal energy storage

Bramlette, T.T.; Green, R.M.; Bartel, J. J.; Ottesen, David K.; Schafer, Clifford; Brumleve, T. D.

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“…The thermal storage of an isobaric sensible heat storage material is its enthalpy change over the operating temperature range. This is given by ( 1 ) where:…”

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Worker health and safety in solar thermal power systems. III. Thermal energy storage subsystems

Ullman¹,

Sokolow²,

Daniels³

et al. 1979

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and S~fety Issues •Associated with STPS.tech~ologieS 11 has be~ri used as a theme for research projects and multidisciplinary course work offered b~ the interdepartmental graduate program in Envir~nmental. . Science and Engineering.• The c.ontent of this report was in part der.ived. from such activities. We wish to acknowledge the contributionsof"the fo 11 owing faculty .and graduate students prepa ri n.g for the D. Eriv. degree.

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“…The thermal storage of an isobaric sensible heat storage material is its enthalpy change over the operating temperature range. This is given by ( 1 ) where:…”

Section: ~mentioning

confidence: 99%

Worker health and safety in solar thermal power systems. III. Thermal energy storage subsystems

Ullman¹,

Sokolow²,

Daniels³

et al. 1979

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“…In further comparing the inorganic salts, numerous other factors must also be considered. 2 These include the following characteristics.…”

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“…Based on the considerations discussed in the previous sections, particularly the results of Bramlette et_al., 2 and the experimental results from the laboratory unit, we have selected an annular arrangement for the experimental storage unit. This arrangement can be scaled up.…”

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