Thermal Storage
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Description |
Allows excess thermal energy to be stored for later use. |
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Disadvantages |
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Application barriers |
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Material of PCM |
Organic, In-Organic, Water, Sodium Sulfate, Aluminium, Copper |
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Material Size |
W/L/D = 88/40/36 Inches |
Material Weight |
100kg/m3 |
Quantity per cubic meters |
1000 L |
Phase Change Temperature |
55-59°C |
Heat of Fusion |
319.8 Mj/m3 for water |
Latent Heat |
52-63°C |
Recharging Cycle |
N/A |
Degradation per 500 Cycles |
1% |
Maximum Operating Temperature |
240°C |
Tank Volume |
100-2010 L |
Tank External Diameter |
1.5 m (Nominal) |
Tank Total Length |
4 m (Nominal) |
Heat Transfer Fluid Volume |
100-2010 L |
Total Weight of Tank and PCM |
< 2500 kg |
Investment Cost |
>$1000 |
Operational Cost |
low ($100-$200) |
Replacement Cost |
>$1000 |
Life Expectancy |
15 years |