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Method and system for the compact storage of heat and coolness by phase change materials

CA 1115264 A · Owner: Calmac Manufacturing Corporation · Inventors: Maccracken, Calvin D.

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While many materials and additives which will melt and freeze at various temperature levels for storing and releasing large amount of heat thereby per unit volume have been disclosed, the packaging of these materials with suitable non-corrodible long-lasting heat exchange structures has been cumbersome and expensive The present invention provides an inexpensive, high performance, non-corrodible thermal storage method and system adaptable to materials over a wide range of temperatures, including a heat exchanger which provides uniform phase change throughout the volume of the entire storage mass. Problems of thermal expansion stratification and subcooling, are eliminated. Thermal storage …

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  • Granted December 29, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 29, 1998.
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FiledMarch 28, 1978
GrantedDecember 29, 1981
Term endedDecember 29, 1998
Patent numberCA 1115264 A
Classification (IPC)F28F9/24

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1979198119831985198719891991199319951997Application filedMarch 28, 1978Patent grantedDec 29, 1981Term endedDec 29, 1998

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