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A review on energy conservation in building applications with thermal storage by latent heat using phase change materials
Energy Conversion and Management · 2003 · Vol. 45(2) · pp. 263–275
Amar M. Khudhair(University of Auckland)Mohammed Farid✉(University of Auckland)
Phase Change Materials ResearchAdsorption and Cooling SystemsSolar Thermal and Photovoltaic SystemsThermal energy storageCeiling (cloud)Latent heatGypsumPhase changePhase-change materialEnergy storageEnergy conservationEnvironmental scienceThermal
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