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as latent heat energy storage material. Energy Sources 27, 1535–1546 (2005)
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application as phase change energy storage medium. Energy Sources 16, 117–128 (1994)
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thermal energy storage. Solar Energy Mater. 18, 201–216 (1989)
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161. A.K.R. Bromley, E.M. McKay, Incorporating phase change materials into the building fabric,
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storage: materials and applications. Energy Conver. Manag. 45, 1597–1615 (2004)
163. I. Bujage, Enhancing thermal response of latent heat storage systems. Intl. J. Energy Res. 21,
759–766 (1997)
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in TES, in Proceedings of the third IEA workshop (2002)
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