Abstract
Recently advances in testing methods and study of the inorganic salt establish the high temperature phase change energy storage materials as a promising candidate for solar thermal power generation, industrial process heat use and waste heat recovery. In this paper, a phase change model related to the warming-cooling method was established to test the phase change temperature and the heat of LiCl-NaCl(1.08-1) and Ca(NO3)2-NaNO3(4-7). The result tested by the warming-cooling method is mainly in line with the one tested by other method. The data allows a promising development of the energy storage.
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