What is it about?

The hydrate salt of CaCl2 with the composition of 40% CaCl2 and 60% water and a hydrate salt of Na2HPO4 with the composition of 5.03% Na2HPO4 and 94.97% water have been a phase change temperature corresponding to the evaporator working temperature. The latent heat of the both salt hydrates are quite high. The use of salt hydrate from CaCl2 was able to increase of heat transfer 18.3% compared to water.

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Why is it important?

Thermal and flow characteristics of salt hydrates

Perspectives

this material can be developed as a secondary refrigerant. so as to minimize chiller energy consumption

Muhammad Irsyad
Universitas Lampung

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This page is a summary of: Phase change materials development from salt hydrate for application as secondary refrigerant in air-conditioning systems, Science and Technology for the Built Environment, June 2017, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/23744731.2017.1328942.
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