Thermal energy storage material
Patent
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OSTI ID:862621
- Hancock, MI
A thermal energy storage material which is stable at atmospheric temperature and pressure and has a melting point higher than 32.degree.F. is prepared by dissolving a specific class of clathrate forming compounds, such as tetra n-propyl or tetra n-butyl ammonium fluoride, in water to form a substantially solid clathrate. The resultant thermal energy storage material is capable of absorbing heat from or releasing heat to a given region as it transforms between solid and liquid states in response to temperature changes in the region above and below its melting point.
- Research Organization:
- Michigan Technological Univ., Houghton. Dept. of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
- Assignee:
- Board of Control of Michigan Technological University (Houghton, MI)
- Patent Number(s):
- US 3976584
- OSTI ID:
- 862621
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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absorbing
absorbing heat
ammonium
atmospheric
atmospheric temperature
below
capable
changes
clathrate
compounds
degree
dissolving
energy
energy storage
fluoride
form
forming
forming compounds
heat
liquid
material
melting
n-butyl
n-propyl
prepared
pressure
region
releasing
releasing heat
response
resultant
solid
specific
stable
storage
storage material
substantially
substantially solid
temperature
temperature change
temperature changes
tetra
thermal
thermal energy
transforms
water
32
absorbing
absorbing heat
ammonium
atmospheric
atmospheric temperature
below
capable
changes
clathrate
compounds
degree
dissolving
energy
energy storage
fluoride
form
forming
forming compounds
heat
liquid
material
melting
n-butyl
n-propyl
prepared
pressure
region
releasing
releasing heat
response
resultant
solid
specific
stable
storage
storage material
substantially
substantially solid
temperature
temperature change
temperature changes
tetra
thermal
thermal energy
transforms
water