Research and Application of Solid-Solid Phase Change as Energy Storage Materials

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Latent heat storage is one of the most efficient ways of storing thermal energy. Compared with other kinds of PCMs, solid-solid PCMs have obvious advantages and have drawn more attention from the public. This paper reviews previous work on solid-solid PCMs. The advantages and disadvantages, as well as the preparation of three kinds of solid-solid PCMs were discussed. The problems associated with the application of PCMs with regards to the material and the methods used to contain them are also discussed. It is clear that solid-solid PCMs are promising, but possess the disadvantages as long phase transition time, low thermal conductivity, complexity and high cost. Therefore, there still much to do for solid-solid PCMs towards practical application in the future.

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