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Development of granular expanded perlite/paraffin phase change material composites and prevention of leakage

Li et al., 2016

Document ID
11973527917003331473
Author
Li X
Chen H
Liu L
Lu Z
Sanjayan J
Duan W
Publication year
Publication venue
Solar Energy

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In this study, granular phase change material (PCM) composites were developed by absorbing paraffin into the pores of expanded perlite particles with two grades of particle size. Because of the different particle sizes and pore structures, the absorption mechanisms …
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