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Thermal and exergetic analysis of Metal Foam-enhanced Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (MF-CTES)

Tian, Yuan / Zhao, C.Y.

Metal Foam-enhanced Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (MF-CTES) has been proposed to solve the problem of poor heat transfer during heat exchange process, which is caused by unavoidable decrease of temperature differences. This paper conducts a theoretical study examining the overall thermal performance of Single-stage Thermal Energy Storage (STES), Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (CTES) and MF-CTES, with both heat exchange rate and exergy efficiency being considered. The main findings are: heat exchange rate of STES is improved by CTES (up to 30%), and is further improved by MF-CTES (by 2–7 times); exergy efficiency of STES cannot be significantly improved by CTES (−15% to +30%), nor by MF-CTES; exergy transfer rate of STES is increased by CTES (up to 23%), and is further increased by MF-CTES (by 2–7 times). ; Peer reviewed ; Final Accepted Version

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Thermal and exergetic analysis of Metal Foam-enhanced Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (MF-CTES)

Tian, Yuan / Zhao, C.Y.

Metal Foam-enhanced Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (MF-CTES) has been proposed to solve the problem of poor heat transfer during heat exchange process, which is caused by unavoidable decrease of temperature differences. This paper conducts a theoretical study examining the overall thermal performance of Single-stage Thermal Energy Storage (STES), Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (CTES) and MF-CTES, with both heat exchange rate and exergy efficiency being considered. The main findings are: heat exchange rate of STES is improved by CTES (up to 30%), and is further improved by MF-CTES (by 2–7 times); exergy efficiency of STES cannot be significantly improved by CTES (−15% to +30%), nor by MF-CTES; exergy transfer rate of STES is increased by CTES (up to 23%), and is further increased by MF-CTES (by 2–7 times). ; Peer reviewed ; Final Accepted Version

Thermal and exergetic analysis of Metal Foam-enhanced Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (MF-CTES)

Tian, Yuan / Zhao, C.Y.

Metal Foam-enhanced Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (MF-CTES) has been proposed to solve the problem of poor heat transfer during heat exchange process, which is caused by unavoidable decrease of temperature differences. This paper conducts a theoretical study examining the overall thermal performance of Single-stage Thermal Energy Storage (STES), Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (CTES) and MF-CTES, with both heat exchange rate and exergy efficiency being considered. The main findings are: heat exchange rate of STES is improved by CTES (up to 30%), and is further improved by MF-CTES (by 2–7 times); exergy efficiency of STES cannot be significantly improved by CTES (−15% to +30%), nor by MF-CTES; exergy transfer rate of STES is increased by CTES (up to 23%), and is further increased by MF-CTES (by 2–7 times). ; Peer reviewed ; Final Accepted Version

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Titel:

Thermal and exergetic analysis of Metal Foam-enhanced Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage (MF-CTES)

Beteiligte:

Tian, Yuan (Autor:in) / Zhao, C.Y. (Autor:in) / School of Engineering and Technology

Erscheinungsdatum:

01.03.2013

Medientyp:

Sonstige

Format:

Elektronische Ressource

Sprache:

Englisch

Schlagwörter:

Environmental Science(all) , Energy(all) , Metal foam , Cascaded Thermal Energy Storage , Materials Science(all) , Exergy , Enthalpy method , Heat transfer enhancement , Brinkman–Forchheimer , Engineering(all)

Klassifikation:

DDC: 690

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