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Study on photo pyrolysis coupling and performance of columnar phase change energy storage system based on composite phase change materials for Chinese solar greenhouse

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  • Qu, Xiaosong
  • Wu, Gang
  • Feng, Chaoqing
  • Liang, Hao
  • Yuan, Guanghao
  • Lu, Wei
  • Liu, Ruiguang
  • Zhang, Wanjiang

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To improve the phenomenon of uneven light environment and low indoor temperature at night caused by crop and structure occlusion in Chinese solar greenhouse, this study proposes a columnar energy storage device filled with composite phase change materials and combined with a reflecting film based on the full spectrum utilization of solar energy, which is placed on the north wall surface of Chinese solar greenhouse to comprehensively regulate the photothermal environment and a control greenhouse without heating is also set up for comparison. After testing, at 50 °C and an optical path length of 50 mm, the composite phase change materials with a concentration of 0.001 % nanoparticles have an average transmittance of 66.7 % in the photosynthetically active radiation band, and an average sum of absorption and reflectance of 79.8 % in the near infrared spectrum band. The greenhouse experiment results showed that the average growth factor index G of plants in the experimental greenhouse increased by 17.53 %. The average air temperature in the greenhouse increased by 1.70 °C at night. During the experiment, the average heat collection efficiency of columnar energy storage devices was 40 %. This study provides a new approach for efficient greenhouse production using full spectrum solar energy utilization.

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  • Qu, Xiaosong & Wu, Gang & Feng, Chaoqing & Liang, Hao & Yuan, Guanghao & Lu, Wei & Liu, Ruiguang & Zhang, Wanjiang, 2025. "Study on photo pyrolysis coupling and performance of columnar phase change energy storage system based on composite phase change materials for Chinese solar greenhouse," Energy, Elsevier, vol. 332(C).
  • Handle: RePEc:eee:energy:v:332:y:2025:i:c:s0360544225027719
    DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2025.137129
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