Natural Convective Heat Transfer Characteristics of the Bundle Heat Exchanger in the Latent Heat Microcapsulated Phase Change Material Slurry

Jian Zhang; Liang Wang; Yu Jie Xu; Yi Fei Wang; Zheng Yang; Hai Sheng Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.852.969

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Natural Convective Heat Transfer Characteristics of the Bundle Heat Exchanger in the Latent Heat Microcapsulated Phase Change Material Slurry

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As a novel latent functionally thermal fluid, microcapsulated phase change material slurry (MPCMS) has many potential applications in the fields of energy storage, air-conditioning, refrigeration and heat exchanger, etc. In order to investigate the heat storage and heat transfer performance of MPCMS, natural convection in a rectangular enclosure heated by bundle heat exchanger has been studied numerically in this paper. The effects of mass concentration (C_m) of MPCMS, the vertical spaces of bundle heat exchanger on the natural convective heat transfer are investigated. The results indicate that, MPCMS with C_m=30% shows the best natural convectionperformance, and a lower position of bundle heat exchanger can strengthen the natural convection.

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Jian Zhang, Liang Wang, Yu Jie Xu, Yi Fei Wang, Zheng Yang, Hai Sheng Chen

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