The general TCES principle is as follows (see figure): when charging the storage unit, heat is added to an endothermic reaction resulting in products, that are then stored separately. Once the energy is needed, the products can be combined again in order to release the reaction.
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The thermochemical material, used to store thermochemical energy storage, undergoes either a physical reversible process involving two substances or a reversible chemical reaction as given below: Where Q is the amount of heat required to dissociate A and B.
Classification of thermochemical energy storage by the reaction type. Thermochemical storage materials should be characterized by a suitable reaction temperature and enthalpy for the application. Further material requirements are listed in Section 1.1.
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