Second law analysis of latent thermal storage for solar system

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Title: Second law analysis of latent thermal storage for solar system
Authors: Kousksou, T. Tarik.kousksou@univ-pau.fr, Strub, F.1, Castaing Lasvignottes, J.1, Jamil, A.1, Bédécarrats, J.P.1
Source: Solar Energy Materials & Solar Cells. Sep2007, Vol. 91 Issue 14, p1275-1281. 7p.
Subjects: Solar system, Storage tanks, Temperature, Milky Way
Abstract: Abstract: A theoretical model has been developed for analysis and optimization of the solar system using phase change material (PCM). The later consists of a solar air heating collector coupled with a cylindrical storage tank which contains spherical capsules filled with a PCM. Energy and exergy analyses are carried out to understand the behavior of the system using single PCM or multiple PCMs. Numerical results show that the performance of the latent thermal storage system can be ameliored by the judicious choice of the melting temperature of the PCM. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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  Data: Abstract: A theoretical model has been developed for analysis and optimization of the solar system using phase change material (PCM). The later consists of a solar air heating collector coupled with a cylindrical storage tank which contains spherical capsules filled with a PCM. Energy and exergy analyses are carried out to understand the behavior of the system using single PCM or multiple PCMs. Numerical results show that the performance of the latent thermal storage system can be ameliored by the judicious choice of the melting temperature of the PCM. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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