Characterising PCM thermal storage systems using the effectiveness-NTU approach
Thermal performance characterisation of thermal storage systems employing phase change materials (PCMs) has been carried out predominantly through numerical modelling. These models do not provide a direct representation of the storage system, and cannot readily be used to design a thermal storage un...
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my.utp.eprints.76652017-01-19T08:21:54Z Characterising PCM thermal storage systems using the effectiveness-NTU approach Belusko, M Halawa,, E. Bruno, F. TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Thermal performance characterisation of thermal storage systems employing phase change materials (PCMs) has been carried out predominantly through numerical modelling. These models do not provide a direct representation of the storage system, and cannot readily be used to design a thermal storage unit (TSU) for a particular application to meet the performance specification. Furthermore, limited consideration is given to exergy efficiency of the PCM system being studied. The phase change profiles identified in detailed simulation of PCM encapsulated in flat containers, have been employed to analytically formulate the TSU effectiveness using the familiar effective-NTU (e-NTU) approach. A one and two dimension formulation were developed with respect to the phase change fraction. This single parameter function can be used for sizing a TSU, by determining the redundant amount of PCM defined by the minimum effectiveness during discharging. Furthermore by optimising design parameters, exergy losses can be minimised by maximising the effectiveness over the full charging – discharging cycle. The study demonstrated that for air based systems phase change can be represented in one-dimension, however for liquid based systems two-dimensional phase change needs to be considered. Elsevier 2012 Citation Index Journal PeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utp.edu.my/7665/1/1-s2.0-S0017931012001676-main.pdf http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2012.03.018 Belusko, M and Halawa,, E. and Bruno, F. (2012) Characterising PCM thermal storage systems using the effectiveness-NTU approach. [Citation Index Journal] http://eprints.utp.edu.my/7665/ |
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Thermal performance characterisation of thermal storage systems employing phase change materials (PCMs) has been carried out predominantly through numerical modelling. These models do not provide a direct representation of the storage system, and cannot readily be used to design a thermal storage unit (TSU) for a particular application to meet the performance specification. Furthermore, limited consideration is given to exergy efficiency of the PCM system being studied. The phase change profiles identified
in detailed simulation of PCM encapsulated in flat containers, have been employed to analytically formulate
the TSU effectiveness using the familiar effective-NTU (e-NTU) approach. A one and two dimension formulation were developed with respect to the phase change fraction. This single parameter function can be used for sizing a TSU, by determining the redundant amount of PCM defined by the minimum effectiveness during discharging. Furthermore by optimising design parameters, exergy losses can be minimised by maximising the effectiveness over the full charging – discharging cycle. The study demonstrated that for air based systems phase change can be represented in one-dimension, however for liquid based systems two-dimensional phase change needs to be considered.
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Characterising PCM thermal storage systems using the effectiveness-NTU approach |
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Characterising PCM thermal storage systems using the effectiveness-NTU approach |
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Characterising PCM thermal storage systems using the effectiveness-NTU approach |
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characterising pcm thermal storage systems using the effectiveness-ntu approach |
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