Effect of Latent Heat to Solidification Process of Phase Change Material

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The heat transfer characteristics of heat storage unit are analyzed by many researchers from both theoretical and experimental in solidification heat release. Most theoretical models define the initial temperature of the phase change materials is equal to the phase transition temperature, in fact, thermal storage unit in the application, its initial temperature is not equal to the phase transition temperature. Many theoretical models have not considered the impact of latent heat of solidification. In this paper, homemade inorganic hydrated salt material is used as heat storage media, packaging with a cylindrical container. The phase change heat transfer process was analyzed both from theoretical and experimental. The effect of initial temperature and the latent heat of the heat transfer material were both considered.

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