Swiss researchers store summer''s heat for winter
Researchers at Switzerland''s Empa research institute are working on a possible way to stockpile summer''s heat for the cold days of winter thanks to a chemical process.
View DetailsThermo-chemical heat storage: It is a type of thermal energy storage system where heat is provided to endothermic reversible reaction and heat can be extracted when a reversible exothermic reaction occurs. You might find these chapters and articles relevant to this topic. 2022, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews Amirmohammad Behzadi, ...
Heat storage technologies, which capture and store thermal energy for later use, offer a solution to mitigate these challenges by providing energy during periods of high demand or when renewable generation is low (Konyk and Demchenko 2021).
Thermal reaction heat storage involves the storage and release of thermal energy through the disruption and reorganization of molecular bonds in reversible chemical reactions, which require the application of high temperatures, usually above 200 °C.
Thermochemical energy storage stores energy by using a high-energy chemical process. Heat is applied to material A during the charging process, resulting in the separation of two portions, B and C. The resulting reaction products are readily isolated and kept until the discharge procedure is required.
Latent and thermochemical heat storage technologies are receiving increased attention due to their important role in addressing the challenges of variable renewable energy generation and waste heat availability, as well as the mismatch between energy supply and demand in time and space.
For thermochemical thermal storage materials (TCM) to be viable for seasonal heat storage, they must undergo multiple dehydration/hydration cycles, and the choice of TCM is usually determined not only by their recyclability but also by their physicochemical properties such as energy storage density, volume, cost, and toxicity .
Researchers at Switzerland''s Empa research institute are working on a possible way to stockpile summer''s heat for the cold days of winter thanks to a chemical process.
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