AbstractEven though the use of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) is promising to improve the energy efficiency of buildings, their application in the building sector is still very limited. One of the obstacles to the diffusion of PCMs is the lack of information regarding their thermo-physical properties. A method for estimating the specific heat-temperature curve of a PCM through inverse modelling is herewith presented. This method combined experimental data with a numerical tool able to simulate multilayer walls with the inclusion of PCM materials. Results were validated against tests on different samples and discussed in comparison with a low-speed DSC measurement
AbstractThis paper presents the results of experimental tests performed on a wall section equipped w...
Avec le développement des énergies intermittentes et la raréfaction des énergies fossiles, le sujet ...
Thermal energy storage with phase change materials (PCM) is a promising candidate to promote resourc...
The application of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) is promising to improve the energy efficiency of bu...
The application of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) is promising to improve the energy efficiency of bu...
AbstractEven though the use of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) is promising to improve the energy effi...
International audienceThis study aims at presenting the main results of the Stock-E MICMCP project, ...
International audienceThis study aims at presenting the main results of the Stock-E MICMCP project, ...
AbstractThe support of this study is a cement mortar containing a micro-encapsulated phase change ma...
ABSTRACT: This paper presents the results of experimental tests performed on a wall section equipped...
International audienceThis paper deals with an experimental study of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) b...
International audienceThis paper deals with an experimental study of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) b...
ABSTRACT: This paper presents the results of experimental tests performed on a wall section equipped...
Integration of phase change materials in building envelopes is a technology that with high potential...
This paper deals with an experimental study of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) by DSC and focuses part...
AbstractThis paper presents the results of experimental tests performed on a wall section equipped w...
Avec le développement des énergies intermittentes et la raréfaction des énergies fossiles, le sujet ...
Thermal energy storage with phase change materials (PCM) is a promising candidate to promote resourc...
The application of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) is promising to improve the energy efficiency of bu...
The application of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) is promising to improve the energy efficiency of bu...
AbstractEven though the use of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) is promising to improve the energy effi...
International audienceThis study aims at presenting the main results of the Stock-E MICMCP project, ...
International audienceThis study aims at presenting the main results of the Stock-E MICMCP project, ...
AbstractThe support of this study is a cement mortar containing a micro-encapsulated phase change ma...
ABSTRACT: This paper presents the results of experimental tests performed on a wall section equipped...
International audienceThis paper deals with an experimental study of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) b...
International audienceThis paper deals with an experimental study of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) b...
ABSTRACT: This paper presents the results of experimental tests performed on a wall section equipped...
Integration of phase change materials in building envelopes is a technology that with high potential...
This paper deals with an experimental study of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) by DSC and focuses part...
AbstractThis paper presents the results of experimental tests performed on a wall section equipped w...
Avec le développement des énergies intermittentes et la raréfaction des énergies fossiles, le sujet ...
Thermal energy storage with phase change materials (PCM) is a promising candidate to promote resourc...