李勇

  • Personal Information
  • Name (Pinyin): Li Yong
  • School/Department: 建筑设备科学与工程学院
  • Education Level: PhD student
  • Degree: Doctoral degree
  • Professional Title: Associate Professor
  • Status: Employed
  • Academic Titles: 绿色建筑全国重点实验室能源利用中心
  • Other Post: 建科学院储能系党支部组织委员
  • Alma Mater: 西安交通大学

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Preparation and Characterization of Paraffin/Mesoporous Silica Shape-Stabilized Phase Change Materials for Building Thermal Insulation

Release time:2024-08-09
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Affiliation of Author(s):
建筑设备科学与工程学院
Journal:
Materials
Key Words:
phase change material;mesoporous silica;shape-stabilized; thermal storage;thermal insulation
Abstract:
The use of phase change materials (PCMs) is an attractive method for energy storage and utilization in building envelopes. Here, shape-stabilized phase change materials (SS-PCMs) were prepared via direct adsorption using mesoporous silica (MS) with different pore diameters as the support matrix. The leakage properties, microstructure, chemical structure, thermophysical properties, activation energy, thermal stability and thermal storage-release characteristics of paraffin and SS-PCMs were investigated. The results show that the maximum mass proportion of paraffin in SS-PCMs is 70% when the average pore diameter of mesoporous silica is 15 nm, and the phase change temperature and latent heat of the corresponding SS-PCM are 23.6 degrees C and 135.4 kJ/kg, respectively. No chemical reaction occurs between mesoporous silica and paraffin and the SS-PCMs exhibit high thermal stability. The high activation energy of the paraffin (70%)/MS1 SS-PCM verifies that the shape and thermal properties can be maintained stably during phase change conversions. The time required for SS-PCMs to complete the thermal storage and release process is reduced by up to 34.0% compared with that for pure paraffin, showing a decline in the thermal conductivity of SS-PCMs after the addition of mesoporous silica. Hence, the prepared paraffin/MS SS-PCMs, in particular paraffin (70%)/MS1 SS-PCM, can be used for storing thermal energy and regulating indoor temperature in buildings.
First Author:
liuyanfeng,chenyaowen,Li Yong
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Journal paper
Correspondence Author:
董明月,宋旺,梁小玉
Volume:
14/7
ISSN No.:
1996-1944
Translation or Not:
no
Date of Publication:
2021-04-03