Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Parametric study and performance evaluation of a multi-layered twin pcmbased vertical thermal energy storage system
This study illustrates an ingenious approach to thermal energy storage using multi-layer twinphase change materials (PCMs) alternately arranged inside a vertical shell and tube energy storage system. A complex conjugate heat transfer and fluid flow problem is numerically solved, and the effects of d
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