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DOI 10.1016/j.egypro.2015.07.331
Title (Primary) The impact of adsorbate density models on the simulation of water sorption on nanoporous materials for heat storage
Author Nagel, T.; Beckert, S.; Böttcher, N.; Gläser, R.; Kolditz, O. ORCID logo
Source Titel Energy Procedia
Year 2015
Department ENVINF
Volume 75
Page From 2106
Page To 2112
Language englisch
Keywords Zeolite; Adsorption; Heat storage; OpenGeoSys; Adsorbate density; Dubinin
UFZ wide themes RU5;
Abstract The study of water sorption in microporous materials is of increasing interest, particularly in the context of heat storage applications. The potential-theory of micropore volume filling pioneered by Polanyi and Dubinin is a very useful tool for the description of adsorption equilibria. Based on one single characteristic curve, the system can be extensively characterised in terms of isotherms, isobars, isosteres, enthalpies etc. However, the mathematical description of the adsorbate density's temperature dependence has a significant impact especially on the estimation of the energetically relevant adsorption enthalpies. Here, we evaluate and compare different models existing in the literature and elucidate those leading to realistic predictions of adsorption enthalpies. This is an important prerequisite for accurate simulations of heat and mass transport ranging from the laboratory scale right up to the reactor level of the heat store.
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Nagel, T., Beckert, S., Böttcher, N., Gläser, R., Kolditz, O. (2015):
The impact of adsorbate density models on the simulation of water sorption on nanoporous materials for heat storage
Energy Procedia 75 , 2106 - 2112 10.1016/j.egypro.2015.07.331