Project: Development of novel techniques for the simulation of solid-liquid phase change problems
2022-10-01 – 2026-09-30
- Abstract
Thermal Energy Storage is key for the development of a sustainable energy system in the EU. Current solid-liquid phase change models lack accuracy with a sinking or floating solid phase. This project aims at developing new CFD based modelling techniques for close contact melting in phase change materials. The technique will be used to investigate melting in porous structures.
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- PhD Thesis
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The Development of a Partitioned Simulation Method for Close-Contact Melting of Unconstrained Solids
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Grid deformation challenges during partitioned simulation of constrained melting
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Convergence behaviour of partitioned methods for conjugate heat transfer problems
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Simultaneous close-contact melting on two asymmetric surfaces : demonstration, modeling and application to thermal storage
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Limitations of the enthalpy-porosity method for numerical simulation of close-contact melting on inclined surfaces
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Multi-phase modelling of loose, unsaturated soil’s continuous motion using a three-phase Eulerian approach
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A predictive method for pipe in pipe, cylindrical modules and spherical packed bed latent thermal energy storage systems