10.45 Building Envelopes as Thermal Storage
Chair: YUAN Yanping, Southwest Jiaotong University, China
Heat performance enhancement of phase change materials (PCMs) for building skins
- Requirement of phase change materials (PCMs) for building skins
- Heat performance enhancement of PCMs by high conductivity particles
- Heat performance enhancement of PCMs by high conductivity porous materials
YUAN Yanping, Southwest Jiaotong University, China
Optimum thermal mass and insulation configuration for various occupancy cases and climate zones
- Relationship between use case, climate zone and thermal mass
- Impact of high heat capacity materials and PCM on optimum façade configurations
- Interaction between insulation and thermal mass
Aidan Reilly, Queen's University, Belfast, United Kingdom
Using fatty acids for developing thermal energy storage materials
- PCM for building application
- Comparison between fatty acid and paraffin microcapsules
- Microcapsules containing fatty acids
Anna Szczotok, Østfold University College, Halden, Norway
Design characteristics of building integrated thermal energy storage systems
- Thermal storage with ventilated concrete slab and insulated concrete form wall
- Charging the thermal storage with a solar assisted heat pump
- Storing thermal energy generated by BIPV/T
Navid Ekrami, Ryerson University, Richmond Hill, Canada
Active insulation building envelope with renewable energy
- Renewable energy for active insulation of the building envelope
- Thermal modeling of the active insulation of the building envelope
- Experimental validation of a simplified dynamic model of the building envelope
Xinhua Xu, Huazhong University of Science & Technology, Wuhan, China
Brief Presentations
Thermal performance of a building roof with PCM for mitigation of the urban heat island effect
Min Hee Chung, Chung-Ang University, Seoul, South Korea
Study of solar cooling through phase change materials (PCM) buildings applications
Habib Sammouda, University of Sousse, Tunisia
12:30 Lunch