Ultra-High Temperature Thermal Energy Storage Transfer and Conversion by Alejandro Datas, Paperback | Indigo Chapters

Ultra-High Temperature Thermal Energy Storage, Transfer and Conversionpresents a comprehensive analysis of thermal energy storage systems operating at beyond 800°C. Editor Dr. Alejandro Datas and his team of expert contributors from a variety of regions summarize the main technological options and the most relevant materials and characterization considerations to enable the reader to make the most effective and efficient decisions. This book helps the reader to solve the very specific challenges associated with working within an ultra-high temperature energy storage setting. It condenses and summarizes the latest knowledge, covering fundamentals, device design, materials selection and applications, as well as thermodynamic cycles and solid-state devices for ultra-high temperature energy conversion. This book provides a comprehensive and multidisciplinary guide to engineers and researchers in a variety of fields including energy conversion, storage, cogeneration, thermodynamics, numerical methods, CSP, and materials engineering. It firstly provides a review of fundamental concepts before exploring numerical methods for fluid-dynamics and phase change materials, before presenting more complex elements such as heat transfer fluids, thermal insulation, thermodynamic cycles, and a variety of energy conversation methods including thermophotovoltaic, thermionic, and combined heat and power. Reviews the main technologies enabling ultra-high temperature energy storage and conversion, including both thermodynamic cycles and solid-state devicesIncludes the applications for ultra-high temperature energy storage systems, both in terrestrial and space environmentsAnalyzes the thermophysical properties and relevant experimental and theoretical methods for the analysis of high-temperature materials | Ultra-High Temperature Thermal Energy Storage Transfer and Conversion by Alejandro Datas, Paperback | Indigo Chapters