Synthesis of organic phase change materials (PCM) for energy storage applications: A review

Magendran, Suhanyaa S.; Khan, Fahad; Mubarak, Nabisab Mujawar; Vaka, Mahesh; Walvekar, Rashmi; Khalid, Mohammad; Abdullah, Ezzat Chan; Nizamuddin, Sabzoi; Karri, Rama Rao

doi:10.1016/j.nanoso.2019.100399

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“…There are also encapsulated PCMs. The encapsulation is a procedure of offering a support structure to PCM to inhibit its interaction with the surrounding, 10 and are rising the heat transfer, managing the changes in the storage material sizes and reducing the PCM reactivity regarding the outside surroundings. The PCMs are encapsulated in clear design closed vessel with metal or plastic materials 129 .…”

Section: Application Of Pcm In the Thermal Management Of Buildingsmentioning

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Emerging applications of phase change materials: A concise review of recent advances

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Phase change materials (PCMs) are used as latent heat thermal energy storage materials. The fields of application for PCMs are broad and diverse. Among these areas are thermal control of electronic components and thermal building regulations. These areas are used as heat and cold storage materials. The low thermal conductivity of PCMs is one of the significant and severe technological problems of PCMs. This paper presents a review of the latest works using PCMs in the thermal management of electronic components, buildings, and heat exchangers. Besides, it provides concise pieces of information on the classification of PCMs, their advantages, disadvantages, and thermal storage systems.

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Emerging applications of phase change materials: A concise review of recent advances

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“…The TES in latent heat form by phase change material (PCMs) is getting more interest because it enables high heat storage per unit mass at an almost unvaried temperature . Several hydrated salts, paraffins, fatty acids, and polymeric materials have been evaluated as PCMs . Hydrated salts as inorganic PCMs have less attracted interest due to their some issues such as phase change irreversibility, supercooling, and corrosion effect .…”

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Form‐Stabilized Polyethylene Glycol/Palygorskite Composite Phase Change Material: Thermal Energy Storage Properties, Cycling Stability, and Thermal Durability

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Polymer Engineering & Sci

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In this work, polyethylene glycol (PEG) as a phase change material (PCM) was incorporated with palygorskite (Pal) clay to develop a novel form‐stable composite PCM (F‐SCPCM). The Pal/PEG(40 wt%) composite was defined as F‐SCPCM and characterized using SEM/EDS, FT‐IR, XRD, DSC, and TGA techniques. The DSC results revealed that the F‐SCPCM has a melting temperature of 32.5°C and latent heat capacity of 64.3 J/g for thermal energy storage (TES) applications. Thermal cycling test showed that the F‐SCPCM had good cycling thermal/chemical stability after 500 cycles. The TGA data proved that that both cycled and non‐cycled F‐SCPCMs had considerable high thermal durability. Consequently, the created F‐SCPCM could be considered as an additive material for production of green construction components with TES capability. POLYM. ENG. SCI., 60:909–916, 2020. © 2020 Society of Plastics Engineers

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“…One of the possibilities of thermal energy storage is the use of phase change materials (PCMs), especially those with solid-liquid phase transition [1]. Detailed information about the types of PCMs and their properties can be found elsewhere in the literature [1][2][3]. It is generally accepted that the main advantage of PCMs over sensible TES is their large heat capacity per unit volume and nearly constant phase change temperature [4].…”

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The Impact of Heat Exchangers’ Constructions on the Melting and Solidification Time of Phase Change Materials

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An application of latent heat thermal energy storage systems with phase change materials seems to be unavoidable in the present world. The latent heat thermal energy storage systems allow for storing excessive heat during low demand and then releasing it during peak demand. However, a phase change material is only one of the components of a latent heat thermal energy storage system. The second part of the latent heat thermal energy storage is a heat exchanger that allows heat transfer between a heat transfer fluid and a phase change material. Thus, the main aim of this review paper is to present and systematize knowledge about the heat exchangers used in the latent heat thermal energy storage systems. Furthermore, the operating parameters influencing the phase change time of phase change materials in the heat exchangers, and the possibilities of accelerating the phase change are discussed. Based on the literature reviewed, it is found that the phase change time of phase change materials in the heat exchangers can be reduced by changing the geometrical parameters of heat exchangers or by using fins, metal foams, heat pipes, and multiple phase change materials. To decrease the phase change material’s phase change time in the tubular heat exchangers it is recommended to increase the number of tubes keeping the phase change material’s mass constant. In the case of tanks filled with spherical phase change material’s capsules, the capsules’ diameter should be reduced to shorten the phase change time. However, it is found that some changes in the constructions of heat exchangers reduce the melting time of the phase change materials, but they increase the solidification time.

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Synthesis of organic phase change materials (PCM) for energy storage applications: A review

Cited by 171 publications

References 130 publications

Emerging applications of phase change materials: A concise review of recent advances

Emerging applications of phase change materials: A concise review of recent advances

Form‐Stabilized Polyethylene Glycol/Palygorskite Composite Phase Change Material: Thermal Energy Storage Properties, Cycling Stability, and Thermal Durability

The Impact of Heat Exchangers’ Constructions on the Melting and Solidification Time of Phase Change Materials

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