Unconventional experimental technologies used for phase change materials (PCM) characterization: part 2 – morphological and structural characterization, physico-chemical stability and mechanical properties

Fernández Renna, Ana Inés; Solé, Aran; Giró Paloma, Jessica; Martínez, Mònica; Hadjieva, Mila; Boudenne, Abdel; Constantinescu, Mariaella; Anghel, Elena Maria; Malikova, Marta; Krupa, Igor; Peñalosa, Conchita; Lázaro, Ana; Paksoy, Halime Ö.; Cellat, Kemal; Vecstaudža, Jana; Bajare, Diana; Sumiga, Bostjan; Boh, Bojana; Haussmann, Thomas; Gschwander, Stefan; Weber, Robert; Furmanski, Piotr; Jaworski, Maciej; Cabeza, Luisa F.

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Fernández Renna, Ana Inés

Solé, Aran

Giró Paloma, Jessica

Martínez, Mònica

Hadjieva, Mila

Boudenne, Abdel

Constantinescu, Mariaella

Anghel, Elena Maria

Malikova, Marta

Krupa, Igor

Peñalosa, Conchita

Lázaro, Ana

Paksoy, Halime Ö.

Cellat, Kemal

Vecstaudža, Jana

Bajare, Diana

Sumiga, Bostjan

Boh, Bojana

Haussmann, Thomas

Gschwander, Stefan

Weber, Robert

Furmanski, Piotr

Jaworski, Maciej

Cabeza, Luisa F.

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Fernández Renna, Ana Inés; Solé, Aran; Giró Paloma, Jessica; Martínez, Mònica; Hadjieva, Mila; Boudenne, Abdel; ... Cabeza, Luisa F.. (2015) . Unconventional experimental technologies used for phase change materials (PCM) characterization: part 2 – morphological and structural characterization, physico-chemical stability and mechanical properties. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2015, vol. 43, p. 1415-1426. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rser.2014.11.051.

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Due to the high interest of appropriate characterization of PCM and hybrid PCM composites, different research centres and universities are using several material characterization techniques not commonly used with PCM, to study the structure and morphology of these materials. Likewise, physico-chemical

stability is a crucial parameter for the performance of latent storage materials during time and its evaluation has been done by using molecular spectroscopy, chemiluminiscence or calorimetric tests. Atomic force microscopy and nanoindentation are also reported to characterize hybrid PCM composites. Other chemical aspects studied are related with the compatibility of the PCM and its container and also considered in this compilation of characterization work.

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rser.2014.11.051

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