High Enthalpy Phase Change Energy Storage Materials For Low Carbon And Energy Saving Buildings
Material properties:
- Phase change thermal storage is a high-tech energy storage technology based on phase change materials. Thermal storage technology is an important technology to improve energy utilization efficiency and protect the environment.
- It can be used to solve the contradiction between thermal energy supply and demand mismatch. Electric power "shifting peaks and filling valleys", waste heat and waste heat recovery and utilization, as well as energy saving in industrial and civil buildings and air conditioners have broad application prospects.
- Compared with traditional water storage, due to the high heat storage capacity of phase change materials, Therefore, the design can save space in a narrow temperature range.
Material use:
1. It is a substitute for ice cubes, which is easy to use and does not cause pollution.
2. It can be used for medical treatment of high fever, cooling and antipyretic, anti-inflammatory and pain relief, cold compress for beauty, sprain, hemostasis, suppuration, skin care and other auxiliary physical therapy.
3. Refrigerated transportation of various precision electronic products, biological freezing reagents, solder paste, poultry drugs, medicines, plasma, vaccines, aquatic products, poultry, viewing Long-distance refrigerated and constant temperature transportation of fish viewing and foreign trade fresh-keeping food.
4. It is used for sports athletes training and other injuries, sprains, falls, etc. during competition.
5. Cold storage and power saving in daily life, maintaining low temperature when the refrigerator is powered off, food preservation, iced drinks, and travel carry.
Solid-solid phase transition features/advantages:
- High latent heat of phase transition
- Stable performance, cycle times > 10000 times
- Wide phase transition temperature and low cost
- non-corrosive
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