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Energy Storage Phase Change Concrete

Use of phase change materials for thermal energy

DOI: 10.1016/J NBUILDMAT.2013.04.031 Corpus ID: 136709789; Use of phase change materials for thermal energy storage in concrete: An overview @article{Ling2013UseOP, title={Use of phase change

Mechanical and thermal properties of phase change energy storage concrete

The phase change energy storage concrete prepared by adding phase change energy storage particles to concrete has excellent mechanical properties and thermal properties of concrete. Choosing appropriate phase change materials and mix proportion can effectively reduce the energy consumption of concrete buildings on the premise of meeting the

An in-depth review of phase change materials in concrete for

To address the environmental and energy challenges in modern construction, integrating phase change materials (PCMs) into concrete has emerged as a sustainable

Use of phase change materials for thermal energy storage in

ignificant research has been undertaken on the potential use of PCMs in concrete. The results showed that PCM-concrete has some u. eful characteristics such as better latent heat storage

Preparation and characterization of novel phase-change concrete

On the other hand, latent heat storage materials (also known as phase change materials, PCM) refer to materials that absorb or release heat during phase change processes (such as solid-gas phase change, solid-liquid phase change, and gas-liquid phase change), while maintaining a constant temperature during the phase change process. PCM exhibit high

Thermal energy storage in concrete: A comprehensive review on

Phase Change Materials (PCMs) exhibit high energy density and adaptability, undergoing phase transitions for efficient heat storage. Liquids, like molten salts, boast high

Mechanical and thermal properties of phase change energy storage concrete

Concretes with a high thermal energy storage capacity were fabricated by mixing microencapsulated phase change materials (MPCM) into Portland cement concrete (PCC) and geopolymer...

Application of Phase Change Material (PCM) in Concrete for

Phase Change Material (PCM) has the ability to absorb and to release a large amount of latent heat during its temperature-constant phase change process. This characteristic makes PCM an ideal candidate for building thermal energy storage (TES).

Use of phase change materials in concrete: current challenges

M. Amar, M. Mohamed, A review on energy conservation in building applications with thermal storage by latent heat using phase change materials, Energy Convers. Manag. Manag. 45, 263–275 (2004) [Google Scholar]

Use of phase change materials for thermal energy storage in concrete

The possible use of phase change materials for thermal heat storage in concrete is promising. The improvement of the thermal heat storage of PCM-concrete may make it more widely used in construction and building applications; but PCM-concrete also has some undesirable properties such as lower strength, uncertain long-term stability and low fire

Phase change material integration in concrete for thermal energy

Phase change material (PCM)-enhanced concrete offers a promising solution by enhancing thermal energy storage (TES) and reducing energy demands for heating and

Thermal Energy Storage Improvement of Recycled Concrete with

Journal of Energy Storage, 56, 105880. Article Google Scholar Kharbouch, Y. (2022). Effectiveness of phase change material in improving the summer thermal performance of an office building under future climate conditions: An investigation study for the Moroccan Mediterranean climate zone. Journal of Energy Storage, 54.

Phase change material integration in concrete for thermal energy

Phase change material (PCM)-enhanced concrete offers a promising solution by enhancing thermal energy storage (TES) and reducing energy demands for heating and cooling in buildings. However, challenges related to PCM leakage, mechanical strength reduction, and encapsulation durability hinder widespread adoption. This paper critically reviews

Use of phase change materials for thermal energy storage in concrete

ignificant research has been undertaken on the potential use of PCMs in concrete. The results showed that PCM-concrete has some u. eful characteristics such as better latent heat storage and...

Energy Storage in Lightweight Aggregate and Pervious Concrete

Concrete has been shown to be effective for thermal energy storage making it useful for reducing, or dampening, summer heating of interior building spaces during the late afternoon [1] and in high temperature thermal energy storage battery systems used in the power industry [2]. Latent heat is absorbed or released when materials change phase

Mechanical and thermal properties of phase change

Concretes with a high thermal energy storage capacity were fabricated by mixing microencapsulated phase change materials (MPCM) into Portland cement concrete (PCC) and geopolymer...

Phase-Change Materials in Concrete: Opportunities and

The use of phase-change materials (PCM) in concrete has revealed promising results in terms of clean energy storage. However, the negative impact of the interaction between PCM and concrete on the mechanical and durability properties limits field applications, leading to a shift of the research to incorporate PCM into concrete using different techniques to

An in-depth review of phase change materials in concrete for

To address the environmental and energy challenges in modern construction, integrating phase change materials (PCMs) into concrete has emerged as a sustainable solution. This literature review critically examines the incorporation of PCMs in concrete, highlighting its potential to transform building energy efficiency and thermal management. The

Phase-Change Materials in Concrete: Opportunities and

The use of phase-change materials (PCM) in concrete has revealed promising results in terms of clean energy storage. However, the negative impact of the interaction between PCM and concrete on the

Use of phase change materials for thermal energy storage in

Thermal energy storage in concrete: A comprehensive review on

Phase Change Materials (PCMs) exhibit high energy density and adaptability, undergoing phase transitions for efficient heat storage. Liquids, like molten salts, boast high thermal conductivity and wide operating temperatures. Metals offer excellent thermal conductivity but can be cost-prohibitive.

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6 FAQs about [Energy Storage Phase Change Concrete]

How can a phase change material improve the thermal energy storage capacity of concrete?

Integration of Phase Change Materials (PCMs): Investigating the integration of PCMs into concrete can enhance its thermal energy storage capabilities. Research can focus on developing new PCM-concrete composites or exploring the use of microencapsulated PCMs to enhance the latent heat storage capacity of concrete. 4.

Are phase change materials suitable for building thermal energy storage?

This characteristic makes PCM an ideal candidate for building thermal energy storage (TES). The incorporation of phase change materials (PCMs) in building materials has attracted a lot of research interest due to the concern on energy efficiency.

Can phase change materials reduce energy consumption in building materials?

The possible incorporation of phase change materials (PCMs) in building materials has attracted a lot of research interest worldwide due to the concern on global warming and the ability of PCMs to reduce energy consumption in building because of their thermal energy storage abilities.

What types of phase change materials are used in concrete?

There are two types of phase change materials (PCMs) that are commonly used in concrete: inorganic and organic. Inorganic PCM has high volumetric heat storage capacity and good thermal conductivity. Moreover, it is cheap and nonflammable. The most common inorganic PCMs are hydrated salts.

Can phase change materials be used in building materials?

The incorporation of phase change materials (PCMs) in building materials has attracted a lot of research interest due to the concern on energy efficiency. PCM-concrete can be used for reducing the building energy consumption and enhancing the comfort of the building.

How can we improve the thermal energy storage capacity of concrete?

3. Integration of Phase Change Materials (PCMs): Investigating the integration of PCMs into concrete can enhance its thermal energy storage capabilities. Research can focus on developing new PCM-concrete composites or exploring the use of microencapsulated PCMs to enhance the latent heat storage capacity of concrete.

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