Optimization of an Adsorbed Natural Gas System with Phase Change Material using the Topology Optimization Method
@inproceedings{Silva2017OptimizationOA, title={Optimization of an Adsorbed Natural Gas System with Phase Change Material using the Topology Optimization Method}, author={Em{\'i}lio Carlos Nelli Silva and R. Amigo and D. S. Prado}, year={2017} }
Abstract. Natural Gas has been drawing industrial sectors attention as a promising alternative fuel. This solutions attractiveness depends on the quality and efficiency of the storage and transport methods employed. Porous media are known to be an efficient manner to store natural gas by the adsorption mechanism, also known as Adsorbed Natural Gas (ANG). Temperature exerts significant influence on adsorption efficiency. Studies applying Phase Change Materials (PCM) as heat exchanger in ANG…
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Thermal management and optimization of the reactor geometry for adsorbed natural gas storage systems subjected to free convection and radiative environment
- EngineeringJournal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering
- 2022
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