Development of Latent Heat Storage PCM Containing Plaster
23rd International Baltic Conference "Materials Engineering 2014": Book of Abstracts 2014
Jānis Kazjonovs, Andrejs Sipkevics, Andris Jakovics, Andris Dancigs, Diāna Bajāre, Leonards Dancigs

This paper reviews the development of latent heat storage Phase Change Material (PCM) containing plaster as in passive application. Due to the phase change, these materials can store higher amounts of thermal energy than traditional building materials and can be used to add thermal inertia to a lightweight It was shown that the use of PCMs have advantages for cooling demand and building applications stabilizing the room temperature variations during summer days, provided sufficient night ventilation is allowed. Another advantage of PCM usage is stabilized indoor temperature on the heating season. The goal of this study is to develop cement and lime based plaster containing microencapsulated PCM. The plaster is expected to be used for passive indoor applications and enhance the thermal properties of building envelope. The plaster was investigated under Scanning Electron Microscope and the mechanical, physical and thermal properties of created plaster samples were determined.


Atslēgas vārdi
PCM, heat

Kazjonovs, J., Sipkevics, A., Jakovics, A., Dancigs, A., Bajāre, D., Dancigs, L. Development of Latent Heat Storage PCM Containing Plaster. No: 23rd International Baltic Conference "Materials Engineering 2014": Book of Abstracts, Lietuva, Kaunas, 23.-24. oktobris, 2014. Kaunas: Kaunas University of Technology, 2014, 60.-60.lpp. ISSN 2029-8307.

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