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|a Experimental Study of PCM Cooling Storage System for Hot Climates
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|b Ubiquity Press
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|u https://doi.org/10.5334/fce.148
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|a In this work, the application of a PCM cooling system for hot climate applications is investigated. A novel design proposes the utilization of PCM panels to reduce the energy demand on an air-cooling system by absorbing a proportion of the thermal load. The system not only contemplates the application of the S27 PCM panels for indoor cooling but also considers a PCM-TES box to enhance the cooling performance. The experimental evaluation focused on two operating schedules, during daytime the environmental temperature was considered at 30°C, and at night-time, the temperature was reduced to 25°C. The results found an indoor average temperature difference of 1.8°C with the addition of the PCM panels. In terms of energy savings, the chiller energy consumption was positively impacted as the PCM reduced the operational time. © 2022 The Author(s).
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|a cooling system
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|a thermal energy storage
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|a Ramadan, O.
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|a Riffat, S.
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|a Velasco-Carrasco, M.
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|t Future Cities and Environment
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