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1 Numerical Model and Problem DescriptionProblem Description.Geometry Creation Model.Phase Change Model.Standard Case.2 Effect of Foam Material3 Effect of Phase Change Material4 Effect of Porosity5 Effect of Pore Size6 Effect of Overall System SizeFor the comparative studies, a cuboidal domain with heating from the bottom is considered. It is assumed that all the other sides are insulated. The domain is initially held at a certain temperature below the melting temperature of the PCM. Heat transfer occurs due to heating from the bottom boundary and at first sensible energy absorption occurs.See more on link.springer Email: [email protected] kompsisiliconematerial
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