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A 1 kWh lab-scale open sorption prototype was experimentally investigated to store low-temperature heat for space heating. The modular concept was adopted to develop the reactor. Activated alumina/LiCl composite sorbent with significant advantages of high mechanical strength and large bulk density was employed to obtain high volumetric storage density. The performances of different serial reactor...
A composite material was developed as sorbent for sorption thermal energy storage (TES) which was used to recycle the low-temperature heat in industry and life fields in this study. The composite sorbent was formed by strontium bromide (SrBr2) and the additive of expanded natural graphite treated with sulfuric acid (ENG-TSA). Sorption characteristics, kinetic sorption performance, thermal conductivity...
Novel EVM/SrBr2 composite sorbents with different salt contents were developed for low-temperature thermal energy storage (TES). Simulative sorption experiment was conducted to obtain the sorption kinetics diagram and identify threshold salt content that composite sorbents can hold without solution leakage. Distribution of salt embedded in EVM was observed by extreme-resolution scanning electron microscopy...
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