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SIGRATHERM® ePCM Composite Materials: High-Density Thermal Energy Storage

SIGRATHERM® ePCM Composite Materials guarantee high storage density and fast charge/discharge cycles.


Phase Change Materials (PCM) are materials whose latent heat produced mainly at the solid-liquid phase transition point (heat of fusion), is used in technical applications. Water/ice is the best-known example of a PCM. Salt hydrates as well as paraffins are among the PCMs widely used for other temperature requirements. Pure PCM show high storage density, long charging and discharging cycles and low thermal conductivity.


SIGRATHERM ePCM is a graphite/PCM compound material made from expanded graphite with encapsulated PCM material. It is supplied in plates and sheets.

Properties

General

PropertyValue

Density

0.85 g/cm³

Dimension

PropertyValueThickness

Length

300.0 mm

Thickness

12 mm

12 mm

Width

300.0 mm

Mechanical

PropertyValue

Elastic modulus

105 GPa

Flexural strength

2 MPa

Thermal

PropertyValueComment

Melting point

28.0 °C

Specific heat capacity

140.0 J/(kg·K)

Thermal conductivity

2.5 W/(m·K)

through plane, Transverse

5 W/(m·K)

in plane


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