Modelization of a water tank including a PCM module

The reduction of CO 2 emissions is a key component for today’s governments. Therefore, implementation of more and more systems with renewable energies is necessary. Solar systems for single family houses or residential buildings need a big water tank that many times is not easy to locate. This paper...

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Vydáno v:Applied thermal engineering Ročník 26; číslo 11; s. 1328 - 1333
Hlavní autoři: Ibáñez, Manuel, Cabeza, Luisa F., Solé, Cristian, Roca, Joan, Nogués, Miquel
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: Oxford Elsevier Ltd 01.08.2006
Elsevier
Témata:
Applied sciences
Domestic hot water tank (DHW tank)
Energy
Energy. Thermal use of fuels
Equipments, installations and applications
Exact sciences and technology
Modelization
Natural energy
Phase change material (PCM)
Solar energy
Solar thermal conversion
Thermal energy storage (TES)
Transport and storage of energy
Europe
Spain
Phase change material (PCM)
Domestic hot water tank (DHW tank)
Modelization
Thermal energy storage (TES)
Measurement
Pilot plant
Modeling
Reheating
Hot water tank
Water tank
Simulation
Solar energy
Hot water production
Numerical simulation
PCM material
Energy storage
ISSN:1359-4311
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Shrnutí:The reduction of CO 2 emissions is a key component for today’s governments. Therefore, implementation of more and more systems with renewable energies is necessary. Solar systems for single family houses or residential buildings need a big water tank that many times is not easy to locate. This paper studies the modelization of a new technology where PCM modules are implemented in domestic hot water tanks to reduce their size without reducing the energy stored. A new TRNSYS component, based in the already existing TYPE 60, was developed, called TYPE 60PCM. After tuning the new component with experimental results, two more experiences were developed to validate the simulation of a water tank with two cylindrical PCM modules using type 60PCM, the cooldown and reheating experiments. Concordance between experimental and simulated data was very good. Since the new TRNSYS component was developed to simulate full solar systems, comparison of experimental results from a pilot plant solar system with simulations were performed, and they confirmed that the type 60PCM is a powerful tool to evaluate the performance of PCM modules in water tanks.
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ISSN:1359-4311
DOI:10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2005.10.022