The storage of heat

Sensible heat storage
The storage of heat

Author : Pierre ODRU

Review date: October 1, 2020 | Lire en français

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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 :

Q_{12} = m \int_{T_{1}}^{T_{2}} c_{p} (T) d T

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(1) - COMMISSARIAT GÉNÉRAL AU DEVELOPPEMENT DURABLE - Repères. Chiffres clés de l'énergie. - Édition (2015).
(2) - INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY - Solar heating and cooling programme. Thermal energy storage for solar and low energy buildings. - HADORN (J.-C.) éditeur, juin 2005.
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2. Sensible heat storage

2.1 Thermodynamic considerations

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