M. Beck’s research while affiliated with TU Wien and other places

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Figure 1: sandTES concept
Figure 2: (a) heat transfer coefficient of a fluidized bed (silica sand) [1], (b) minimum fluidization velocity for various silica-sand particle sizes (based on the Wen & Yu correlation)
Figure 4: Maximum mass flux densities G for various HTFs for a given tube bundle (qualitatively)
SandTES - An Active Thermal Energy Storage System based on the Fluidization of Powders
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December 2014

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Energy Procedia

K. Schwaiger

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M. Hämmerle

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F. Holzleithner

An active fluidization thermal energy storage (TES) called “sandTES” is presented. System design, the fundamental features and challenges of fluidization stability such as mass flux uniformity, powder transport and heat transfer, as well as auxiliary power minimization are thoroughly discussed. The tools and methods for evaluating or simulating the behavior of the fluidized bed heat exchanger (HEX) and the dense particle flow within it are explained along with criteria for the selection of storage powders.

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... This process reduces the air temperature. To improve the system's efficiency, the exiting air, which remains at a relatively high temperature, will be recovered and used both to fluidize and preheat the particles [56]. This heat exchange system is similar to the one used in [57]. ...

Reference:

Renewable Energy Curtailment Storage in Molten Salt and Solid Particle Solar Thermal Power Plants: A Comparative Analysis in Spain
SandTES - An Active Thermal Energy Storage System based on the Fluidization of Powders

Energy Procedia