Myristyl alcohol ( L14), eicosane and their binary mixtures as phase change materials (PCM) were investigated by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). The eutectic mixture was determined to be 65% L14- 35% eicosane with melting temperature 29.79 ºC and latent heat 225.5 J/g which makes it suitable for solar applications. A (0-360 ) cycles of heating and cooling ( to approximate one year duration ) were conducted to study the thermal reliability of the eutectic mixture . (DSC) analysis showed approximately constant melting temperature with fluctuation no more than (0.16 ºC) and the change in latent heat after 360 cycle of heating and cooling was less than ( 2.2%).
Latent heat storage in phase change material (PCM) is one of the efficient ways of storing thermal e...
The thermophysical properties of mixtures of galactitol and mannitol were examined via differential ...
In order to obtain the suitable phase change material (PCM) with low phase change temperature and im...
Stable phase change materials (PCMS ) of binary and ternary mixtures of organic compounds were prepa...
The thermal characteristic reliability of two binary mixtures of fatty acid, myristic acid/palmitic ...
This paper reports 1) thermal analysis of sugar alcohol as candidates of low-temperature (80〜200 ℃) ...
AbstractThe thermal characteristic stability of myristic acid/palmitic acid/sodium laurate (MA/PA/SL...
A series of binary mixtures of Methyl Palmitate (MP) and Lauric Acid (LA) were prepared and investig...
This paper is focused on preparation and performance analysis of a series of form-stable phase chang...
The study provides a valuable and useful database for Phase Change Materials (PCMs) for Thermal Ener...
© Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. A composite phase change material (CPCM) of myristi...
Phase change materials (PCMs) are widely applied in recent decades due to their good thermal perform...
Low- and ultra-low-grade thermal energy have significant recycling value for energy saving and carbo...
A series of fatty acid binary eutectic mixtures were prepared by using capric acid, lauric acid, myr...
The twenty-first century is witnessing a quite rapid shift towards eco-friendly and green energy sou...
Latent heat storage in phase change material (PCM) is one of the efficient ways of storing thermal e...
The thermophysical properties of mixtures of galactitol and mannitol were examined via differential ...
In order to obtain the suitable phase change material (PCM) with low phase change temperature and im...
Stable phase change materials (PCMS ) of binary and ternary mixtures of organic compounds were prepa...
The thermal characteristic reliability of two binary mixtures of fatty acid, myristic acid/palmitic ...
This paper reports 1) thermal analysis of sugar alcohol as candidates of low-temperature (80〜200 ℃) ...
AbstractThe thermal characteristic stability of myristic acid/palmitic acid/sodium laurate (MA/PA/SL...
A series of binary mixtures of Methyl Palmitate (MP) and Lauric Acid (LA) were prepared and investig...
This paper is focused on preparation and performance analysis of a series of form-stable phase chang...
The study provides a valuable and useful database for Phase Change Materials (PCMs) for Thermal Ener...
© Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. A composite phase change material (CPCM) of myristi...
Phase change materials (PCMs) are widely applied in recent decades due to their good thermal perform...
Low- and ultra-low-grade thermal energy have significant recycling value for energy saving and carbo...
A series of fatty acid binary eutectic mixtures were prepared by using capric acid, lauric acid, myr...
The twenty-first century is witnessing a quite rapid shift towards eco-friendly and green energy sou...
Latent heat storage in phase change material (PCM) is one of the efficient ways of storing thermal e...
The thermophysical properties of mixtures of galactitol and mannitol were examined via differential ...
In order to obtain the suitable phase change material (PCM) with low phase change temperature and im...