Study of the KNO3–LiNO3 and KNO3–NaNO3–LiNO3 eutectics as phase change materials for thermal storage in a low-temperature solar power plant

[Display omitted] •The eutectic compositions were determined using DSC.•The densities of liquid salts were measured by Archimedes method.•We report a latent heat storage capacity of 89kWhm−3 for binary eutectic.•We report a latent heat storage capacity of 86kWhm−3 for ternary eutectic.•The kinetics...

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description [Display omitted] •The eutectic compositions were determined using DSC.•The densities of liquid salts were measured by Archimedes method.•We report a latent heat storage capacity of 89kWhm−3 for binary eutectic.•We report a latent heat storage capacity of 86kWhm−3 for ternary eutectic.•The kinetics of crystallization were studied in a new large-scale calorimeter. For heat storage applications, the solid–liquid phase changes of the LiNO3–KNO3 and LiNO3–KNO3–NaNO3 mixtures of eutectic compositions have been investigated by Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) and with a home built calorimeter working on large samples – typically 500g. The design of the new calorimeter matches at best the geometry and the thermal transfers in the industrial application. The kinetics of crystallization has been particularly studied. Density measurements of the salts in the liquid state allowed to calculate the volumetric storage capacity.
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