Shape-stabilized phase change material with highly thermal conductive matrix developed by one-step pyrolysis method

Abstract Metal microspheres doping porous carbon (MMPC), which was prepared using in-situ pyrolysis reduction strategy, could enhance the thermal conductivity of shape-stabilized phase change material (ss-PCM) prepared by MMPC as the matrix. However, in previous studies that were reported, the prepa...

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Autores principales: Shibin Wu, Yan Chen, Zhenshou Chen, Jiaqi Wang, Miaomiao Cai, Junkai Gao
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:79146fdef27146e7b78cd3a9b6849a1b2021-12-02T14:01:33ZShape-stabilized phase change material with highly thermal conductive matrix developed by one-step pyrolysis method10.1038/s41598-021-80964-82045-2322https://doaj.org/article/79146fdef27146e7b78cd3a9b6849a1b2021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-021-80964-8https://doaj.org/toc/2045-2322Abstract Metal microspheres doping porous carbon (MMPC), which was prepared using in-situ pyrolysis reduction strategy, could enhance the thermal conductivity of shape-stabilized phase change material (ss-PCM) prepared by MMPC as the matrix. However, in previous studies that were reported, the preparation of MMPC needed to synthesize porous carbon by pyrolysis firstly, and then porous carbon adsorbed metal ions was pyrolyzed again to obtain MMPC, which was tedious and energy-prodigal. In this study, a one-step pyrolysis strategy was developed for the synthesis of MMPC through the pyrolyzation of wheat bran adsorbed copper ions, and the copper microspheres doping wheat bran biochar (CMS-WBB) was prepared. The CMS-WBB was taken as the supporter of stearic acid (SA) to synthesize the ss-PCM of SA/CMS-WBB. The study results about the thermal properties of SA/CMS-WBB demonstrated that the introduction of copper microspheres could not only improve the thermal conductivity of SA/CMS-WBB, but also could increase the SA loading amount of wheat bran biochar. More importantly, the CMS-WBB could be obtained by only one-step pyrolysis, which greatly simplified the preparation process and saved energy consumption. Furthermore, the raw material of wheat bran is a kind of agricultural waste, which is abundant, cheap and easy to obtain. Hence, the SA/CMS-WBB synthesized in this study had huge potentialities in thermal management applications, and a simplified method for improving the thermal properties of ss-PCMs was provided.Shibin WuYan ChenZhenshou ChenJiaqi WangMiaomiao CaiJunkai GaoNature PortfolioarticleMedicineRScienceQENScientific Reports, Vol 11, Iss 1, Pp 1-12 (2021)
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Shibin Wu
Yan Chen
Zhenshou Chen
Jiaqi Wang
Miaomiao Cai
Junkai Gao
Shape-stabilized phase change material with highly thermal conductive matrix developed by one-step pyrolysis method
description Abstract Metal microspheres doping porous carbon (MMPC), which was prepared using in-situ pyrolysis reduction strategy, could enhance the thermal conductivity of shape-stabilized phase change material (ss-PCM) prepared by MMPC as the matrix. However, in previous studies that were reported, the preparation of MMPC needed to synthesize porous carbon by pyrolysis firstly, and then porous carbon adsorbed metal ions was pyrolyzed again to obtain MMPC, which was tedious and energy-prodigal. In this study, a one-step pyrolysis strategy was developed for the synthesis of MMPC through the pyrolyzation of wheat bran adsorbed copper ions, and the copper microspheres doping wheat bran biochar (CMS-WBB) was prepared. The CMS-WBB was taken as the supporter of stearic acid (SA) to synthesize the ss-PCM of SA/CMS-WBB. The study results about the thermal properties of SA/CMS-WBB demonstrated that the introduction of copper microspheres could not only improve the thermal conductivity of SA/CMS-WBB, but also could increase the SA loading amount of wheat bran biochar. More importantly, the CMS-WBB could be obtained by only one-step pyrolysis, which greatly simplified the preparation process and saved energy consumption. Furthermore, the raw material of wheat bran is a kind of agricultural waste, which is abundant, cheap and easy to obtain. Hence, the SA/CMS-WBB synthesized in this study had huge potentialities in thermal management applications, and a simplified method for improving the thermal properties of ss-PCMs was provided.
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author Shibin Wu
Yan Chen
Zhenshou Chen
Jiaqi Wang
Miaomiao Cai
Junkai Gao
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Yan Chen
Zhenshou Chen
Jiaqi Wang
Miaomiao Cai
Junkai Gao
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title Shape-stabilized phase change material with highly thermal conductive matrix developed by one-step pyrolysis method
title_short Shape-stabilized phase change material with highly thermal conductive matrix developed by one-step pyrolysis method
title_full Shape-stabilized phase change material with highly thermal conductive matrix developed by one-step pyrolysis method
title_fullStr Shape-stabilized phase change material with highly thermal conductive matrix developed by one-step pyrolysis method
title_full_unstemmed Shape-stabilized phase change material with highly thermal conductive matrix developed by one-step pyrolysis method
title_sort shape-stabilized phase change material with highly thermal conductive matrix developed by one-step pyrolysis method
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