ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Preparation and Properties of Phase Change Energy Storage Composites Based on Modified Fly Ash.
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Fly ash (FA) is a porous solid waste produced by coal-fired power plants that can be used as a carrier for solid-liquid phase change materials (PCM). Due to the disadvantages of FA, including small adsorption capacity and poor thermal performance, its application range is limited. Therefore, FA modification methods have received increasing attention. Two modification methods were used to improve the adsorption capacity of FA. After the modification experiments, the surface structure of modified fly ash (MFA) was eroded, revealing a three-dimensional porous structure. The Al/Si mass ratio of the alkali-modified sample increased from 0.67 to 1.28, and the specific surface area and pore volume increased from 3.82 m
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