Thermal energy storage system

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126/11.23

F24J 3/02 (1980.01)

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CA 1160923

APPLICATION FOR CANADIAN LETTERS PATENT INVENTOR JAMES D. STICE TITLE THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE The invention is a sealed thermal energy storage container device including front and rear walls which together are partially absorptive and partially transmissive of visible light with a trans- mittance in the range between 4% and 85% and an absorptance of at least 9%. Retained within the container between the front and rear walls is an at least partially light transmissive energy storage substance that experiences a liquid-solid phase change between 45° and 190°F. After being strategically positioned for exposure to solar radiation, the energy storage substance accumulates a substantial quantity of energy when changed to a liquid state by incident sunlight and subsequently releases that energy when again freezing. In addition to sequentially and alternatively storing and releasing thermal energy, the container device transmits a pre- determined level of incident sunlight. Furthermore, the partially absorptive walls are heated by sunlight and function as efficient sources of heating for the retained energy storage substance.

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