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朱娜

副教授    博士生导师    硕士生导师

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  • 性别: 女
  • 在职信息: 在职
  • 所在单位: 环境科学与工程学院
  • 学历: 研究生(博士)毕业
  • 学位: 工学博士学位

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A review on applications of shape-stabilized phase change materials embedded in building enclosure in recent ten years

发布时间:2023-04-21
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论文类型:
文章
第一作者:
朱娜
合写作者:
李珊珊,胡平放,魏绅,雷飞
发表刊物:
Sustainable Cities and Society
收录刊物:
SCI
所属单位:
华中科技大学
刊物所在地:
Canada
学科门类:
工学
一级学科:
土木工程
项目来源:
National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)
文献类型:
J
卷号:
43
页面范围:
251-264
ISSN号:
2210-6707
关键字:
Shape-stabilized; Phase change material; Dynamic characteristic; Thermal performance
DOI码:
10.1016/j.scs.2018.08.028
发表时间:
2018-11-01
影响因子:
10.696
摘要:
Phase change material (PCM) elements in buildings as effective thermal energy storage technologies could decrease indoor temperature swings and lower building cooling/heating loads due to their great latent heat and proper thermal conductivity. Shape-stabilized phase change materials (SSPCMs) attracted interest of many researchers due to their outstanding ability of keeping shape for long-term multiple thermal cycles with no need of encapsulation. A summarize on thermal dynamic characteristic and thermal performance of buildings integrated with SSPCMs is important for us to gain a better understand on their performance and energy saving potential in both active and passive buildings. This study has reviewed applications of SSPCMs embedded in building enclosure in recent ten years (2008-2018). Both numerical and experimental research works on integrating SSPCMs into building envelope components, such as walls, floor, roof and windows, were reviewed, respectively. Most existing studies (nearly 60%) focused on walls. SSPCMs embedded in building enclosure could significantly narrow indoor temperature fluctuations and reduced energy demands. A thorough conclusion about this review work and appropriate recommendations for further studies were presented at the end of the paper. This review work will help both researchers and engineers to capture up-to-date uses of SSPCMs to achieve energy efficient buildings.