Thermal energy storage (TES) by water vapor adsorption process has attracted increasing
interest for its thermal applications such as space heating and cooling. However, the …

This study is focused on characterizing the adsorption process of a sorption based thermal
energy storage (TES) systems. A lab scale closed loop physi-sorption based TES system …

Thermal energy storage (TES) is an effective way to reduce the energy supply and demand
mismatch and facilitate the more widespread use of renewable energy sources like wind …

The adsorption performance of the thermal energy storage (TES) system changes
depending on the material properties of the adsorbent itself, but the change of the hardware …

This paper presents the design and a short cycle repeatability test of a silica gel-based
thermal energy storage system using low grade heat for the desorption phase. The system …

This study aims to investigate the potential of using commercial silica gel as an energy
storage material in a bulk-scale open bed adsorption-based system to achieve efficient …

Thermochemical heat storage is currently regarded as the most promising technology with
capability of the systems to conserve the thermal energy as long as desired without heat …

The development of renewable energy conversion systems closely depends on the progress
in efficient thermal energy storage (TES) processes. Recently, sorption thermal energy …

Adsorption heat storage is the most feasible technology for heating decarbonization, which
can store large quantities of waste and renewable heat for an exceptionally long time …

The benefits of thermochemical heat storage include high-energy storage density, long
storage time, and negligible heat loss during storage. Silica gel has recently been widely …