Composite phase change material (CPCM) as a passive cooling system has great potential in the application of controlling an uneven temperature distribution, but its high flammability and
Ongoing research aims to overcome the intrinsic limitations of conventional phase change materials (PCMs) and enable their broader use in lithium-ion battery packs for electric
Phase change materials (PCMs), renowned for their superior heat storage capabilities, face the challenge of inherently low thermal conductivity (k). This review comprehensively examines
Phase-change materials (PCMs) have shown great potential in the thermal management (TM) of lithium batteries (LBs), but they still face significant challenges in independently managing
To maintain an optimal temperature range, an effective battery thermal management system is essential. Phase change materials (PCM) offer a cost-effective, simple structure, and
Phase change materials (PCMs) are highly renowned for their substantial latent heat capacity, enabling efficient thermal management in applications such as buildings, wearable devices,
They applied the expanded graphite-based phase change material to lithium-ion battery thermal management systems for the first time, combining experimental and simulation methods.
PCMs could transfer the heat during their phase change from solid to liquid and be transferred to their solid phase below their melting point. In this paper, recent developments of PCMs
Ensuring thermal stability is a major concern in lithium-ion battery systems. Although phase change materials (PCMs) provide a passive approach for temperature regulation, they are limited by poor
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