Thermochemical Material Systems for Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning
AssigneeAlliance for Sustainable Energy, LLC
InventorsJason David WOODS, Yi ZENG, Adewale ODUKOMAIYA
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AssigneeAlliance for Sustainable Energy, LLC
InventorsJason David WOODS, Yi ZENG, Adewale ODUKOMAIYA
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A thermal energy storage (TES) system using a thermochemical material (TCM) may have a discharging mode (i.e., heat releasing mode) and a charging mode (i.e., heat absorbing mode), both of which can be used in building heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) applications. During both modes, the water vapor/moisture contained in the air interacts with the TCM. During discharging, water vapor is absorbed by the TCM and the heat of reaction is released to the air, resulting in a substantially dehumidified air which may be slightly heated and can be used for heating applications. During charging, the TCM may be heated to drive the reversible dehydration reaction and release the moisture to the air, preparing it for cooling applications.
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