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Solar Energy Storage | 2015

Solar Electrical Energy Storage

Yulong Ding; Yongliang Li; Chuanping Liu; Ze Sun

Solar power is expected to play an important role in the future electricity supply chain. However, many challenges remain to be overcome. One such challenge is the intermittent nature of the energy source. A potential solution to the challenge is the use of energy storage technologies. This chapter provides an overview of the area, covering technical requirements of solar electrical energy storage, options for the storage technologies, utility-scale and distributed-scale storage technologies, and economic aspects of the storage technologies.


Volume 11: Nano and Micro Materials, Devices and Systems; Microsystems Integration | 2011

Study on Nitridation of Silicon Added With Amorphous Silicon Nitride

Yanhui Li; Li Wang; Shaowu Yin; Fuming Yang; Chuanping Liu; Lige Tong; Ping Wu

The direct nitridation process of silicon added with amorphous silicon nitride powder at atmospheric pressure was investigated and the product was analyzed by XRD and SEM. Based on the relationship between the conversion ratio of silicon and the reaction time at different temperatures, a physical and mathematical model was derived to describe the nitridation process of silicon particles. The results showed that the conversion ratio of silicon increased rapidly at the early stage of reaction. And the reaction would be accelerated by reducing the size of silicon particle and increasing the pressure of N2 . At the range of experimental temperature, the conversion ratio of silicon increases with improving temperature.© 2011 ASME


ASME 2009 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition | 2009

The Force on Intruder in Vibration Granular Bed

Chuanping Liu; Li Wang; Min Jia

In this paper, a column is put in a vibrated bed as an intruder to study the force of bed by changing intruder’s mass and vibration strength. Our result indicates that the granular material is completely different with conventional fluid, which the force on intruder does not satisfy with Archimedes Law. The force is strongly influenced by its position in bed, as well as its size, shape and vibration strength. The deeper the intruder immerges, the bigger the force is. Because of the different forces, the interesting phenomena granular separation, that the intruder can not only rise to the top, but also sink to the bottom, and even keep in the middle of the bed, are present.Copyright


ASME 2009 3rd International Conference on Energy Sustainability collocated with the Heat Transfer and InterPACK09 Conferences | 2009

A Criteria for Size Separation Using Maximum Entropy Production

Chuanping Liu; Li Wang; Min Jia; Lige Tong

In order to study analytically the nature of the size separation in granular mixture, we present the maximum entropy production principle based on kinetic temperature of granular mixture. For simplicity we apply this principle to size separation of a sphere binary mixture in vibrated bed, and we find a new thermodynamic mechanism of size separation phenomenon. With the irreversible processes such as elastic collisions and frictions, the kinetic energy is dissipated rapidly in system, which induces the entropy production. By the fact that the entropy production rate always has the absolute maximum at the stable state of granular mixture, we find the crossover from “Brazil Nut Effect” to its reverse by changing particles size and density, and our result is about satisfied with Schnautz’s experiment.Copyright


Particuology | 2014

Thermal energy storage: Challenges and the role of particle technology

Zhiwei Ge; Yongliang Li; Dacheng Li; Ze Sun; Yi Jin; Chuanping Liu; Chuan Li; Guanghui Leng; Yulong Ding


Physical Review Letters | 2010

Effects of gas flow on granular size separation.

Chuanping Liu; Li Wang; Ping Wu; Min Jia


Energy Conversion and Management | 2015

Form-stable LiNO3-NaNO3-KNO3-Ca(NO3)(2)/calcium silicate composite phase change material (PCM) for mid-low temperature thermal energy storage

Zhu Jiang; Guanghui Leng; Feng Ye; Zhiwei Ge; Chuanping Liu; Li Wang; Yun Huang; Yulong Ding


Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research | 2013

Experimental Study on the Entrainment Characteristics of Ultrafine Powder in a Fluidized Bed with Vibrator and Agitator

Fuming Yang; Li Wang; Shaowu Yin; Yanhui Li; Chuanping Liu; Lige Tong


Powder Technology | 2018

Particulate flow characteristics in a novel moving granular bed

Shaowu Yin; Ying He; Li Wang; Chuanping Liu; Lige Tong; Yulong Ding


Powder Technology | 2018

Effects of vibration parameters and pipe insertion depth on the motion of particles induced by vertical vibration

Fuweng Zhang; Kevin Cronin; Yinhe Lin; Chuanping Liu; Li Wang

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Li Wang

University of Science and Technology Beijing

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Lige Tong

University of Science and Technology Beijing

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Shaowu Yin

University of Science and Technology Beijing

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Yulong Ding

University of Birmingham

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Min Jia

Southwest Petroleum University

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Fuming Yang

University of Science and Technology Beijing

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Guanghui Leng

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Ping Wu

University of Science and Technology Beijing

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Yanhui Li

University of Science and Technology Beijing

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Ze Sun

East China University of Science and Technology

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