Application of Phase Change Materials in Energy Storage and Conversion Systems

Author:   Mehdi Mehrpooya (Professor, Faculty of New Sciences and Technologies, at the University of Tehran) ,  Farzad Ghafoorian ,  Mahdi Alibeigi, PhD Candidate (PhD Candidate, University of Tehran)
Publisher:   Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
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9780443341809


Pages:   677
Publication Date:   01 October 2025
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Author:   Mehdi Mehrpooya (Professor, Faculty of New Sciences and Technologies, at the University of Tehran) ,  Farzad Ghafoorian ,  Mahdi Alibeigi, PhD Candidate (PhD Candidate, University of Tehran)
Publisher:   Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
Imprint:   Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
ISBN:  

9780443341809


ISBN 10:   044334180
Pages:   677
Publication Date:   01 October 2025
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming
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1. Renewable energy systems and storage an overall view. 2. Thermal energy storage systems 3. What are Phase change materials? 4. PCM selection expediencies 5. PCM categorize 6. Basis for PCM modelling 7. Designing a Thermal energy storage system 8. Factors affecting PCM energy storage capacity 9. PCM applications as TES 10. State of the art PCM applications 11. PCM applications in buildings 12. CFD approach for PCM modelling 13. TES with PCM Optimization techniques

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Mehdi Mehrpooya is employed as Full Professor at University of Tehran, Faculty of New Sciences and Technologies. For the past decade as a faculty member, he has participated in teaching and administration duties as well as conducting countless novel research both experimentally and theoretically in several areas. Including process simulation, hydrogen production, storage, and liquefaction, fuel cells and electrochemical systems, energy storage systems and batteries, developing process engineering of several biochemicals production, CO2 separation and reduction, and investigating sustainability though utilization of renewable resources in the process especially by adopting solar energy. As his curriculum vitae illustrates, he has more than 280 papers in the mentioned areas published in reputable peer-reviewed journals Farzad Ghafoorian holds a master's degree in mechanical engineering from Iran University of Science and Technology and is currently a PhD candidate in mechanical engineering at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. He has been part of the Turbomachinery Research Laboratory at Science and Technology University for four years. He has published multiple articles in ISI journals on the CFD of wind turbines, geothermal converters, and the application of PCMs in packed beds. Mahdi Alibeigi is a PhD candidate at the University of Tehran and a dedicated researcher specializing in sustainable energy solutions, with a strong emphasis on integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning into thermal energy systems and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). His research focuses on key areas such as fuel cells, electrochemical systems, enhanced heat transfer, and renewable energy sources. Passionate about advancing innovative energy technologies, Mahdi actively seeks collaborative opportunities to improve efficiency and performance across various applications. His multidisciplinary approach aims to tackle the pressing challenges of thermal/energy systems, contributing to the sustainability of modern energy infrastructures.

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