Conversion of Stored Thermochemical Potential into High Quality Heat in a Continuous Flow Reactor/Heat Exchanger

Josefina Ortiz; Owen Ramsey; Philipp Schimmels; M. Hayes; David Korba; Kelvin Randhir; Nesrin Özalp; Like Li; Joerg Petrasch; James F. Klausner; André Bénard; Nick AuYeung

doi:10.1039/d5ta04802h

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Conversion of Stored Thermochemical Potential into High Quality Heat in a Continuous Flow Reactor/Heat Exchanger

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This process enhances heat recovery from thermochemical energy storage, offering potential for more efficient energy use.
Key materials include manganese magnesium, which exhibits favorable properties for heat conversion at high temperatures.
The methodology employs a continuous flow reactor coupled with a heat exchanger, optimizing the thermal management process.
This approach highlights the feasibility of integrating thermochemical systems, indicating a pathway for increased energy storage solutions.

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Research demonstrates the efficiency of thermochemical energy storage in converting heat, suggesting improvements for renewable energy applications.

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Thermochemical Energy Storage (TCES) offers a promising pathway to overcome the intermittency of renewable energy sources by storing excess heat as chemical potential. Among various high-temperature redox materials, manganese magnesium...

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