The thermal fields, which form in a PCM layer subject to external and internal loadings that operate on the external wall of buildings, are determined by a physical model that describes conduction in the solid phase and the liquid phase and the phase change of the melting temperature with a thermal balance equation at the bi-phase interface. The system of equations is resolved with a finite difference numerical model that uses a resolution algorithm that provides for the contemporaneous presence of one or more bi-phase interfaces in the layer. The thermal analysis in steady periodic regime conditions by a layer situated in Turin has highlighted that layer behaviour varies monthly in relation to the number and position of the bi-phase interfaces that form in the layer.

Multiple bi-phase interfaces in a PCM layer subject to periodic boundary conditions characteristic of building external walls

OLIVETI, Giuseppe Antonio;ARCURI, Natale
2015-01-01

Abstract

The thermal fields, which form in a PCM layer subject to external and internal loadings that operate on the external wall of buildings, are determined by a physical model that describes conduction in the solid phase and the liquid phase and the phase change of the melting temperature with a thermal balance equation at the bi-phase interface. The system of equations is resolved with a finite difference numerical model that uses a resolution algorithm that provides for the contemporaneous presence of one or more bi-phase interfaces in the layer. The thermal analysis in steady periodic regime conditions by a layer situated in Turin has highlighted that layer behaviour varies monthly in relation to the number and position of the bi-phase interfaces that form in the layer.
2015
Phase Change Material; Multiple bi-phase interfaces; External building wall; Numerical model; Steady periodic regime
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