2. Sensible heat storage
2.1 Thermodynamic considerations
Sensible heat storage involves increasing the enthalpy of a material during the storage phase, with the heat being released during the removal phase. The material may be a liquid or a solid. The sensible effect is a change in temperature. The stored energy can be written as :
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