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Design of a concrete-based sensible heat storage module prototype for solar heat

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Licandro, Federico
Galione, Pedro
Buydid, Joaquin
Romano, Emmanuel

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Sensible Heat Thermal Energy Storage
Solar heat for industrial process
Concrete
Numerical heat transfer
Industry-academia collaboration

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2025

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One of the main challenges associated with solar power is its dependence on sunlight. Previous research has shown that storage systems can help match energy production with its demand. The present work focuses on the design, construction, and evaluation of a concrete-based sensible heat storage module for a solar process heat plant. A combination of experimental, analytical and numerical methods is implemented to evaluate the heat transfer, pressure drop, and capital cost of different design options. After selecting geometry and concrete recipe, a storage module is constructed and operated in a prototype facility for producing hot fluid at 150°C. This is part of a collaborative effort between academic and industrial partners to develop scalable, costeffective solar thermal solutions for industrial processes.

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Licandro, F., Galione, P., Buydid, J. y otros. Design of a concrete-based sensible heat storage module prototype for solar heat. [Preprint] Publicado en : ISES Solar World Congress 2025 (SWC2025) Proceedings. International Solar Energy Society. Nov. 3 - 7, 2025, Fortaleza, Brazil. doi://10.18086/swc.2025.02.11

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