Heat Capacity Measurements of Loose Materials with Respect to Long Heat Accumulation

Veronika Šípková; David Bujdoš; Martina Vodičková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.835.542

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Heat Capacity Measurements of Loose Materials with Respect to Long Heat Accumulation

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The paper is aimed at storing heat with gravel. During testing, we used various kinds of recycled aggregates, were studied their characteristics and suitability for ground heat storage. The most important feature is the specific heat capacity which was measured through own construction of the calorimeter. The construction of the calorimeter and measured results are summarized in this paper.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 835)

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542-546

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May 2016

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Veronika Šípková, David Bujdoš, Martina Vodičková*

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Accumulation, Aggregate, Container, Heat Storage, Long-Term, Recycled, Specific Heat Capacity

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