Smart Materials and Devices for Energy Saving and Harvesting
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ArtikelUtgivningsinformation: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024Beskrivning: 1 electronic resource (190 p.)Innehållstyp: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 9783725824731
- 9783725824748
- Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects
- Research and information: general
- Mathematics and Science
- Astronomy, space and time
- 3S wire
- 4-tert butylpyridine
- AC loss
- CFD simulation
- DEAP actuator
- EPDM
- HTS twisted cable
- HVAC
- NOx emissions reduction
- SCR
- aging
- ammonia storage
- buildings
- ceiling radiant cooling panel
- cooling capacity
- cross-section dimensions
- dehumidification
- dielectric elastomer actuator
- dielectric electroactive polymers
- dye-sensitized solar cell
- dynamic performance
- electrochromic
- energy-saving
- experiment
- heat pumps
- hybrid
- ionic liquid
- lightweight steel framed
- loss current
- m-MTDATA
- metal halide ammine
- metal-organic framework
- mine air cooling systems
- mine dewatering system
- nano-coating
- number
- parametric analysis
- parametric study
- partition walls
- passive radiative cooling
- polymeric insulators
- redox electrolyte
- silicone rubber
- simulation
- smart materials
- solid-state redox mediator
- sorption
- stability
- stud spacing
- sub-ambient temperature
- thermal break strips
- thermal conductivity
- thermal performance
- underground refrigeration plant
- urban heat island
- waste heat recovery
- water-uptake
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Nowadays, energy harvesting and saving by means of innovative materials represents a challenge for researchers. In this context, smart materials may play a pivotal role, providing exciting performances and properties, as well as the chance to enhance design opportunities and energy saving through fabrication and operation. Smart materials are defined as highly engineered materials that respond intelligently to their environment with a specialized performance to meet specific users' needs in a reversible way. Since the beginning of these research activities, worldwide, several classes of materials and devices have been proposed and investigated that show reversibly adaptive properties, namely shape memory materials, piezoelectric materials, chromogenics, new materials for more efficient solar energy conversion, electro-active polymers for energy harvesting, etc.
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